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Old Captiva House - Tween Waters Inn
- Address:
15951 Captiva Drive
Captiva, FL 33924Neighborhood:
Captiva Island
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Old Captiva House - Tween Waters Inn
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.tween-waters.com/
- Phone: (800) 223-5865
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast Daily: 7:00am - 11:00pm; Dinner Nightly: 5:30pm-9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Jason Miller
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The Old Captiva House:
Our historic restaurant that dates to the 1920s, beautifully appointed today with walls of white French doors and polished hardwood floors, yours to reserve in part or in total. Capacity 160.
Sunset Lounge:
This quiet, intimate room adjacent to the Old Captiva House is all windows and altogether charming. Beautiful views of Americas most romantic sunsets. Also opens to our Garden Terrace and the Old Captiva House. Capacity 50.
- Private Party Contact: Kerri Maw 2394725161x404
- Entertainment: Enjoy nightly entertainment most nights at our Crow"s Nest Lounge adjacent to the Old Captiva House Restaurant. Entertainment consists of the world famous hilarious NASCRAB Crab Racing interactive comedy show and crab race event that must be seen to believe. Two shows (children's 6PM and adult 9PM) most Monday and Thursday evenings throughout the year. Enjoy music stylings of a live and lively band every Friday and Saturday nights starting at 9PM. Plus, dance the night away to local singer Taylor Stokes, as he plays soft rock currents to classics most Tuesdays and Wednesdays starting at 9PM.
A word from Old Captiva House - Tween Waters Inn
Welcome to the charming, historic Old Captiva House at the legendary "Tween Waters Inn — Captiva's number one restaurant according to TripAdvisor, and Captiva's only fine dining restaurant to offer a Gulf-front view of America's most romantic sunset.Continued
Inspired by Executive Chef Jason Miller, our exciting "New Florida" menu is a colorful, wonderful exploration of island foods and flavors. Sometimes passionate. Sometimes mild. Sometimes fun. Yet all, truly great to admire and greater to enjoy — from appetizers, through entrees, to desserts.
Come, feast your eyes and appetite.
Inspired by Executive Chef Jason Miller, our exciting "New Florida" menu is a colorful, wonderful exploration of island foods and flavors. Sometimes passionate. Sometimes mild. Sometimes fun. Yet all, truly great to admire and greater to enjoy — from appetizers, through entrees, to desserts.
Come, feast your eyes and appetite.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
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Old Captiva House - Tween Waters Inn reviews from OpenTable diners
22 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
romantic (18)special occasion (15)scenic view (11)fit for foodies (7)neighborhood gem (5)great for brunch (2)notable wine list (2)good for groups (2)great for outdoor dining (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Repeat visitBabsDined on 11/6/2014This was our second visit to the Old Captiva House. . The night we visited the restaurant it was quite busy, and the dining room appeared to be somewhat understaffed. That being said, our waiter, Robert, was courteous and attentive. The food was as good as it was before, with one exception. My daughter's Caesar salad's dressing had an extreme mayonnaise taste to it. Having had an outstanding Caesar two nights before at another local restaurant, there was a good basis for comparison. This dining experience can make anyone happy--we were a group of three, while there were several couples, a large group of twenty-somethings, and a group incorporating two families which included four children, whose meals were brought out quickly.Special Features:
- Such a dissappointmentplainjaneDined on 11/1/2014My husband and I went to Old Captiva House for our anniversary. The waitress was very sweet and tried to take good care of us, however. the food was terrible. I ordered a 5 ounce steak for $29.00. It came with overgrown asparagus, ice cold mash potatoes and a steak that tasted like the chef dropped the whole container of salt in the balsamic reduction and it was tough. My husband ordered Putanesca Chicken that had no flavor. I ate maybe three bites and we complained to the manager. He asked if we would like a complimentary dessert. I wanted to eat dinner, not dessert! In any event, we left, and I would never go there again nor recommend it to anyone with a palate.
- Nice restaurant but.....Huskies8Dined on 9/26/2014We have been going to the Old Captiva house to celebrate our last night of vacation for the past 29 years. It is the only meal of vacation which has always been an absolute must. This year, sadly did not live up to the prior 28 years. The gorgeous restaurant, which was always decorated in "Laura Ashley" type linens and drapery has been removed for a stark white decor. It now resembles a cookie cutter steak house. The menu also has been scaled back to less exciting offerings. On a positive note, the main courses now come in 2 sizes- one for the smaller appetite. All in all, it's a fine restaurant but sadly the changes are not for the better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dining delightFLfishermanDined on 9/24/2014Beautiful room, great view of the sun set. Fine food outstanding service. A very fine experienceSpecial Features:
- Old Florida CharmOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/22/2014We loved our dinner at the Old Captiva House so much that we're going back later this week. The escargot en croute was outstanding -- the escargot were tender, and the crust was flaky and buttery. I had the duck breast, which was nicely cooked and perfectly seasoned, and my husband had the bouillabaisse, which was full of seafood with a flavorful broth. The Grand Marnier mousse cake was also delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food disappointing. Too expensive.LovesanibelDined on 9/14/2014Tough overcooked steak. Lobster ravioli in heavy indigestible sauce. Daughter who loves all types of fish could not eat hers. Fish not fresh. All three entrees poor.Special Features:
- Carol PettigrewCB2scotlandDined on 9/7/2014Having been to Sanibel Island many times before, we had never stayed on Captiva before and finding Old Captiva House was truly a find. Food, wine and view of the Gulf of Mexico while eating your meal is a one in a life time experience. Our food and wine were delicious served by a lovely waiter who was extremely attentive to us throughout our evening. Next time we find ourselves staying in Captiva we will most certainly find our way back to Old Captiva House. Thank you for the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not the notable best dinnerTampaDinerDined on 8/30/2014The food was fresh and a variety of choices but I was completely disappointed in the bouillabaise. It was not worthy of the price and wasn't notable at all. My husband like his special of fresh fish but overall for the prive-Very disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- beautiful dinnerdeliciousoDined on 8/29/2014My daughters and I celebrated my birthday at the Captiva House. It was a lovely experience from start to finish.Special Features:
- Outstanding experienceKasrobVIPDined on 8/24/2014This is a fine restaurant. We've been dining in the Sanibel-Captiva area for many years, and this is the first time we finally ate at the Old Captiva House. The food was outstanding - every dish presented a truly superb blending of flavors that creates a symphony of flavors - what great cooking truly is, and a unique thing to find. The dishes were also beautifully prepared. The service was excellent - very attentive and professional, but still personal. The setting is hard to beat - there are two charming dining rooms. If you'll be there at sunset (which is strongly recommended), ask to be seated at one of the window tables in the front dining room with a view of the gulf and the sunset. This makes the experience really special.Special Features:
- Always good.WorldtravelerDined on 8/11/2014We had a very nice time at this well known local restaurant. The decor is bright and attractive with a nice view of the water. Seafood was great and our waiter was very friendly and responsive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gorgeous sunsetMortes1Dined on 8/2/2014The food is wonderful. Try the watermelon & goat cheese salad to start and the snapper wrap for an entreeSpecial Features:
- Dinner Friday nightsylvester123Dined on 8/1/2014My daughter had filet (her dinner was good), I had lamb rack - it was terrible, mostly fat & bone, vegetables were good, but cold, potatoes were good. The lamb dinner was removed from the bill!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 109 reviews are from the Old Captiva House - Tween Waters Inn reviews archive.
- AngieDined on 7/29/2014Old Captiva House was by far the best restaurant in Captiva! I wish we had found it sooner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Marvelous Dining ExperiencenosugarDined on 7/29/2014Great food every time we come to the Old Captiva House - Tween Waters Inn. The menu is imaginative and diverse. The service is exceptional. The view of the Gulf beach and sunsets are beyond compare.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JohnF517Dined on 7/23/2014Excellent service from all points of view: our reservation process, the greeting, the table size and location, the menu, the waiter and the food. First restaurant in CAPTIVA/ SANNIBEL that I would make a reservation for while I was in the area.Special Features:
- Perfect EveningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/7/2014We enjoyed our dinner here on a Monday evening. Our waiter, Nile, was attentive and knowledgeable. The food was delicious! We started with baked brie and shrimp cocktail. For dinner we had the pompano and spicy tuna which were cooked to perfection. We finished with a chocolate mousse cake and raspberry white chocolate creme brulee. The atmosphere was enjoyable with the beautiful view of the Gulf and the live piano music in the other room. This restaurant is a definite must do when visiting Captiva or Sanibel Island!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing and expensiveJRH68Dined on 7/7/2014On a good note, we did enjoy the piano player. He did a real nice job. We also enjoyed the sunset from our table. We did decide on the location since they were the #1 ranked Resturant on Captiva by Trip Advisor. However, food was very disappointing. The Grouper was over-cooked. The Tuna was over-salted. The carrots were not even cooked enough to eat. They were hard to slice. This was my third time here and by far the worst meal. It was disappointing considering we were celebrating a birthday. Our meal was $200 for 2 adults, 2 children which included a bottle of wine. It was not worth what we received. Too bad about the food because it is a lovely place.Special Features:
- A Bit OverratedFeedingTheSoulDined on 6/22/2014The entrance to the restaurant was nice with a small shop and piano man. The hostess had our reservation ready upon arrival about 10 minutes early, which I was happy to note. We were seated at a corner location of the restaurant with great views of the water and sunset; however, the table itself was horrible - the top was uneven and it wobbled so much the table candle literally tipped over when we sat down! (Thank goodness for battery operated candles!) With respect to food, we ordered a hamburger for the kids (excellent), escargot (good), smoked steak tartar (good), pompano (overcooked but good) and bouillabaisse (bland but good). Service was mostly good. Overall, I would hesitate to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedLuvCaptivaDined on 6/9/2014We have gone there every year that we have been on Captiva for vacation. Very disappointed with the food. One of our family members ordered the smaller portion of the lobster ravioli, the were served 3 ravioli. Another had the boulliabas, it had no taste. We won't be returning.
- Dinner in CaptivaSusanDined on 6/3/2014Had a wonderful dinner. Food was excellent and the service was great. Our server, Lily, was right on target. A most enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must be on your list!!!CarlDined on 5/31/2014The Old Captiva House is wonderful with a great atmosphere and the food is outstanding. A must stop for any visit to Captiva!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quiet Night and Good Foodgr8foodieDined on 5/28/2014My wife and I had a very quiet dinner at Captiva House. We were one of only two couples in the whole room. This was probably due to the fact that the Memorial Day crowd had gone home. I had the duck and my wife had the snapper. My duck was nicely cooked, but the accompanying risotto was dry. My wife's snapper was excellent and the accompanying polenta was also excellent. Our service was a little off, probably due to the fact that our room had only two occupied tables. Apparently, most the diners were seated in another room (that didn't have the view our room had). With all the other good restaurants on Sanibel and Captiva to choose from, we probably will not dine here again.Special Features:
- VIPfoodyVIPDined on 5/24/2014each year on vacation, we always drive to Captiva for dinner at the Old Captiva House - it's the best place to dine on the islands. excellent food, a terrific wine list, sunsets over the beach - whats not to love? Come & Enjoy - a great treatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romanance at it's Best!NECAHDined on 5/8/2014This may have been the best dining experience that we ever had. We were looking for a special place to celebrate our 38th wedding anniversary that would be romantic and all that romance needs for a special date night with the one that you love. We looked all over Sanibel and Captiva and found everything that we wished for at the Old Captiva House. The food was exceptional as well as the service. The ambience which included a piano player during dinner was the icing on the cake. The "Sunset Room" was absolute magic as we watched the sun sink into the sea as we toasted another wonderful year together. We strongly recommend a visit to this jewel of Captiva to anyone that wants the ultimate experience for that special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!kmmbVIPDined on 4/25/2014Last weekend I hosted two dear friends for their first visit to the area. We wanted to look around Sanibel and Captiva and see the sun set. This restaurant is simply delightful. It is set on the grounds of the old inn, and the vibe is happy Florida. Our server poured our wine and we wandered outside - with most of the other diners - to watch a breathtaking sunset. We all cheered and headed back to our tables for a fabulous meal. I was hesitant to go there because of some of the negative reviews, but everything about our evening was one for the memory book!Special Features:
- Great end to a relaxing weekLocustDined on 4/24/2014What a great evening! Started off with crab races next door and had a blast. Very entertaining and lots of laughs!! Dinner at Old Captiva is best on island by far! Nice view of sunset over the gulf. Would highly recommend for dinner or lunch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- overpricedLHD4Dined on 4/22/2014Small portions, mediocre food, terribly overpriced. Do not go there.
- SurprisedAmazingVIPDined on 4/19/2014We have driven by the restaurant a 1,000 times and finally decided to try it because I could use my open table app. I am happy we did. The food was amazing and the interior was gorgeous! I was with a party of 5, we all had something different...I don't think you can go wrong with any of the items on the menu. The staff could have been friendlier... But it didn't ruin my meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food; stunning setting!DeborahSDined on 4/13/2014Beautiful Gulf dining; gorgeous setting. Hostess was not the best; rather distracted & less than cordial; but our wait staff made up for that 10x over & the food was fantastic. Our reservation were made far in advance, though we would not have needed them as the dining room was not busy although this was peak season. We had 3 adults & two children 10 & 12 years old. White tablecloths & napkins! There was no children's menu; but we preferred that.....this was not a fast food venue. A great selection of meals; beautiful views of the ocean as the sun was setting.....perfect 1st evening on Captiva Island!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Almost perfect experiencerxk2Dined on 4/11/2014Probably the best restaurant in Captiva with regards to food quality and ambiance (the Green Flash is a close second), though a bit pricy (but you get what you pay for). We were celebrating our anniversary so were offered a table in a small alcove for some privacy. The food was excellent and the only issue was slightly undercooked slices of duck breast which was corrected promptly. The server graciously apologized and the chef provided free desserts to make up for that. All in all a pleasant experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well worth it1stTimerDined on 4/4/2014We had the crab cake and seared ahi appetizers and both were fantastic. My wife had the sea bass special and I had the jerk grouper, and both were cooked perfectly with unique and delicious presentation. We will definitely go again when we're in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Captivating Captiva!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/3/2014Eight of us wanted to have dinner during Sanibel's spring high season and it was no easy feat to find a restaurant that could seat us. When the Mad Hatter put us on its waiting list, I asked them to recommend other possibilities. They urged us to try Old Captiva House and we loved it. The food was delicious and we sat in the front dining room to witness a spectacular sunset. The server was pleasant and knowledgeable but a little less attentive toward the end of the meal than we would have liked. Still, with good food and great friends, the evening was a success. Everyone in our party would be happy to recommend the restaurant to other friends and to return.Special Features:
- Wonderful!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/3/2014We had 5 people in our party including a 2 year old and the food was fabulous, the atmosphere is great and the service was perfect! We walked across the street for the sunset and ended the night just perfectly! We will be back next year!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Old Captiva House is aGreene60Dined on 3/27/2014The Old Captiva House is a preserved gem of a "Florida Remembered". Excellent food in a rustic, but elegant environment. Watch the sunset and then step in and enjoy truly exceptional food in a nostalgic relaxing environment with quiet piano music in the background. As a 5th generation Floridian, I recognize the Old Captiva House for the beautiful anachronism it represents.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Place on CaptivaMamaVWDined on 3/24/2014On Captiva Island most people are drawn to a bubbly place, but skip the bubbles, and head to Old Captiva House. The menu choices are plentiful. My kids were just as happy with the choices and the adults were. The service was excellent. The bar area had a lively DJ playing tunes that got the crowds out on the dance floor.Special Features:
- Abandoned by waiterLoveToBtreatedwellDined on 3/22/2014We had so looked forward to having dinner again at Old Captiva House- Had requested a nice table but I have found such requests made on Open Table are ignored- Hostess showed us to a table in the serving crossfire between outdoors and indoors-when we pointed to two alternative tables we would prefer we were told someone had already requested those. Shown to our seat, we waited quite a while to be acknowledged by anyone, then flagged the hostess down to ask if we might order a cocktail. The wait staff couldn't handle the volume of diners-we were rushed through ordering, then never saw our waiter to order wine with dinner-busboy cleared us, asked if we'd like dessert, tossed the menu on the table and rushed off-food was ok-wasn't a nice timeSpecial Features:
- Excellent Food.....service slowOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/22/2014Can't say enough good things about the food. The server we had was excellent but he had at least a dozen tables. We felt bad for him as the establishment set him up to fail. He did the best he could. Hope they fix that issue.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best meal I have ever had!Jo2travelDined on 3/17/2014The food preparation, presentation and flavors were outstanding! I don't know when I have had a more exquisite meal. The food was creative and a mix of flavors that I had never had before. I cannot say enough about this wonderful meal! Everyone coming to Captiva FL must have at least one meal here, you will remember it until you return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great way to spend an eveningOrganista65Dined on 3/16/2014Lily was our server..very sweet young woman, friendly and knowledgeable of the menu.Food was delicious and attractively prepared.this is the main restaurant of the hotel e re staying at ..often times hotel restaurants are not that great but Old Captiva house would be a place I would recommend to all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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It's the most wonderful time of the year. The stockings are hung, the lights are shining bright and that can only mean Z100's Jingle Ball is near! One of New York's most beloved traditions, since 1993 the Jingle Ball has served as both the holliest AND jolliest of non-stop pop performances, as well ... More >>
As both Jessica Simpson and the Bard can attest, music is indeed the food of love. We, however, would much rather focus on the music of food. There's no lack of songs on the subject, so under two "foodonyms" (DJ Escoffier and DJ Bearded James) we've compiled a duo of mixes intended to get your stoma ... More >>
Don't do it.Once upon a time, many, many years ago, we sat in front of the computer screen of a now ex-boyfriend's laptop, and noted that his open email account happened to be a tab at the top of the open Internet page waiting in all-too-tempting proximity, while he, of course, was taking a s ... More >>
That's pretty much what a friend told me the other day, and before you reach for the straitjacket, let me inform you that he's an educated and quite savvy person who does leave the house a lot. "I am blown away by the Jessica Simpson Xmas special on PBS," he texted me, ecstatic and totally s ... More >>
No.Ah, another shitty year is ending, and we find ourselves trying to buy our way out of it with Christmas presents while struggling to block out the same old endless stream of yuletide muzak. Luckily, there's always a few notable holiday-album standouts to break the tedium, this year includi ... More >>
Charlie Brown will have a few new friends to hang out with as he floats down Sixth Avenue this Thanksgiving. Macy's has announced the lineup for this year's parade, which will include performances by Kanye West, Jessica Simpson, and Gladys Knight, helium-filled versions of Po from Kung-Fu Pan ... More >>
The Runway Rundown 1. The fashion gods have spoken - and, also, Jessica Simpson. Season Eight of Project Runway has a winner at last - after 13 challenges at 90 minutes apiece, this distills to one resolution well earned. For everyone.
All photos by Stacey AndersonDonald Trump took a break from his burgeoning mosque empire to drop by Michael Kors' presentation on Wednesday--and though his old limelight nemesis Anna Wintour was also in attendance, the runway was free of bloodshed. Trump did bray about God-knows-what in close ... More >>
Araceli CruzTim Gunn must have needed the extra-strength dosage after Thursday morning's Project Runway Season 8 finale show. Midway through the carefully orchestrated hoodwink hour of 10 contestants' collections (seven the ringers, three the true finalists, in standard Runway fashion), the L ... More >>
Yesterday, in a maelstrom of glitter and Pixie Stix, Herald Square unveiled Material Girl, their new, tween-oriented in-house fashion line. Their collaborators: Madonna and her daughter, Lourdes. The face of the brand: panda-eyed Gossip Girl actress and the Pretty Reckless singer Taylor Momse ... More >>
At the beginning of the summer, we brought you The Most Epic Marriage Proposal Ever, and this one rivals it with a certain finesse and understatement. Understatement? Yeah, not usually a word associated with Day-Glo murals and public marriage proposals, but we noted a nice level of modesty he ... More >>
Political Powerhouses Jessica Simpson and Jimmy FallonNo one with any sense of perspective believes that Real America -- most of the nation, fly-over country, everywhere but the coastal cities, whatever you want to call it -- gives a quarter of a shit about the White House Correspondents Dinner. ... More >>
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Which is a really great idea, actually, and yet also kind of a drag
The term "reality show" has always seemed to me to be an oxymoron, sort of like "army intelligence" or "L.A. style." Every moment of any reality show I've ever seen (except for the ones I've been on, naturally) has seemed scripted, rehearsed, and played to the camera, as ALL series televisio ... More >>
Everyone's beating up on Athlete of the Decade Tiger Woods -- his wife's allegedly divorcing him, Accenture dropped him, his dad and Jessica Simpson are getting dragged into it, etc. But some celebrities are offering Tiger solace and friendly counsel, our former mayor Rudolph Giuliani among them. ... More >>
A group of food corps is launching the Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation, a national, multi-year campaign to help reduce obesity -- especially childhood obesity -- by 2015. [PR Newsire] A study reveals that customers at fast-food chains, such as McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, and KFC, ... More >>
Lots of economic news today: talking to Matt Lauer, with whom he had previously joked about the Super Bowl and Jessica Simpson' "weight battle," President Obama says that more banks are likely to fail. But, as we have nothing to fear but fear itself, Obama's permanent-campaign arm is calling for "e ... More >>
The biggest turkey of the year was the one I bought at Whole Foods and filled with M&M's for a very sweet Thanksgiving Day spent blissfully solo. (Kidding. I indulged in that great American tradition--Chinese buffet--with the whole messy extended family.) But there were so many other gigantic turkey ... More >>
The Giants face off against the Cowboys
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Better than Employee of the Month!
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Mexican love the Doors icon, and the Cowboy chokes
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Moby, Q-Tip, and a bunch of a dudes on a bench bring a little bit of L.A. to the LES
Commiserating with fellow club columnist Romano. Plus playgoing and going to play.
Desperately seeking asylum after a night of retreat
On Xtina's noble but knuckleheaded plea for diva greatness
Teen-pop B-listers dress up in new wave costumes; follow in Avril's spunky, fluffy, scowly footprints
Why peroxide rot is, like, officially over
Is Jessica Simpson slowly taking over your world?
Who and what went down at the MTV Video Awards
Art with a capital A: Chicks on Speed, Kevin Blechdom at Deitch projects
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When all your identities disappear and simply you are left, there is only pure space - as pure as life, as pure as death, nothing else is there - that is your being. Only that being can be possessed because it is already there. You can possess only that which is already there, you cannot possess anything else. All desiring is desiring for the futile. It leads only into frustration.
Ordinarily, even when people become religious, they go on thinking in terms of having - possessing heaven or possessing the pleasures of heaven - but still they go on thinking in terms of having. Their heaven is nothing but their projected desire of having everything. All that they have missed here they would like to have in the afterlife. But it is the same desire.
The really religious person is one who has become aware of the futility of desiring, of the impossibility of having anything here in this world or thereafter in the other world. You can only possess yourself. You can only be the master of your own being. If you are not trying for that.. It is hard work, there is no shortcut to it; notwithstanding what Timothy Leary says, there is no shortcut to it. Acid, drugs, are not going to help you there. That is very cheap, it is very cunning. It is a chemical deception. You want to get into the world of your innermost being without any effort. It is a dishonesty. You want to possess it without earning it.
When a Mahavira possesses it he has worked hard for it; when a Baal Shem possesses it he has worked hard for it. He has sacrificed his whole being for it. His whole being has become just a prayerfulness, a devotion, a sacrifice to the divine. He is not there, he has simply offered himself totally. Then he possesses. Or a Kabir or a Zarathustra.they have all worked the hard way. The hard way is the only way. There exists no shortcut.
But man has tried to invent shortcuts always, in many ways. The drug trip is the latest invention of the cunningness of the human mind. Just by taking a tablet or injecting a certain chemical into your body you think you can become a buddha, you think you can attain to that total possession of your being. You will simply become a slave of the chemical, not the master of your being. Now there will arise a craving for the chemical - more and more, again and again. Bigger and bigger quantities will be needed. Soon you will be a wreck, soon you will be a wasteland, soon you will be deserted by all that is beautiful and true and all that is divine. But the lure is there. The human mind thinks it can find some shortcuts.
You may all remember certain dreams. In dreams, if you are traveling in the train, you skip many stations. You are in London and then suddenly you are in Tokyo - you skip the whole journey. The unconscious continually craves shortcuts. In dreams it is okay, but in real life it is not possible - you cannot skip any stage and you cannot skip any station on the way. Howsoever fast you go, there is no way to skip anything. Faster or slower, it eventually does not make any difference. But you have to go all the way and you have to go the hard way.


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HBO to rerun two Olympics-related documentaries
Speaking of hockey movies (see post below), some readers were disappointed "Miracle on Ice,'' the 1981 Karl Malden version of the 1980 Olympic team's story, was not included on the list.
Yet another version of that story can be watched on HBO at 7 p.m. Tuesday when the channel replays Do You Believe in Miracles? The Story of the 1980 U.S Hockey Team,'' a 2001 documentary about the events of Feb. 22, 1980, in Lake Placid.
(I never have been to Lake Placid. I'm going this summer.)
Speaking of Olympics-related HBO documentaries, at 7 p.m. July 8, you can watch "Fists of Freedom: The Story of the 68 Summer Games, a show that first appeared about a decade ago.
I vaguely remember the '68 Olympics. I should watch the show. But I think I'm on vacation that week. I really, really need to not blog on my vacations this summer. Please remind me.
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ERLANGER, Ky. (AP) - A northern Kentucky man is raising money to continue the fight against polio.
John Salyers, who heads the Florence Rotary Club, says he is just one of many working to eradicate the disease. He joined five other members of Rotary International's Polio Eradication Task Force last year with a hope of rid the world of the disease by 2018.
Since joining, Salyers has spoken to thousands of people in an effort to raise money for the endeavor.
The World Health Organization says only 11 cases in three countries around the world had been reported this year through the end of March.
Fundraising efforts to eradicate the disease continue next month with a concert fundraiser on May 13 at Florence Baptist Church.
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At the Wednesday night Council meeting, the City Council awarded a three-year contract to operate a Farmers Market at the well-known 4th & W. Main location to the Downtown Walla Walla Foundation. The market will be known as the Downtown Farmers Market, and will run from the first weekend in May through the last weekend in October, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 1pm.
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Forget AirPlay: Netflix plus YouTube out DIAL for second-screen simplicity
Netflix has officially detailed its Apple AirPlay alternative, DIAL, built inside collaboration with YouTube plus promising intuitive second-screen entertainment. Already garnering the help of the BBC, Sony, Hulu, plus Samsung, DIAL – or "discovery plus launch" – aims to streamline the second-screen experience, by automatically finding compliant equipment plus starting apps about them. So, the Netflix application about the telephone can spot any Netflix-compatible TVs nearby, plus open the functionality immediately.
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Tama-Chan: You may remember, Dear Friends, that I was bundled off to the vet's this week, Friday to be precise. I get very scared at the vet's, despite being a Queen and all that, and glue myself to #1 as much as possible. On the ride there and back, I wear my Puppia harness and ride shotgun for #1:
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Tama-Chan: You may remember, Dear Friends, that I was bundled off to the vet's this week, Friday to be precise. I get very scared at the vet's, despite being a Queen and all that, and glue myself to #1 as much as possible. On the ride there and back, I wear my Puppia harness and ride shotgun for #1:
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- Barb and TheDailyGs said...
Have a super, snuggly Sunday, everyChan!
- 3 February 2013 11:44
- Hannah and Lucy said...
Thank goodness for snuggly, cuddly Sundays - what a great way to keep warm.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
- 3 February 2013 11:44
- Eric and Flynn said...
Lots of good snuggles going on there. Bibi looks in bliss making biscuits on Tommy.
- 3 February 2013 12:43
- san said...
You guys must be the best at snuggles.
- 3 February 2013 12:49
- Marg said...
Lots of great snubbles going on there. Tommy we are glad to see you are keeping your ball close by. Ande does the same thing. Have a super Sunday.
- 3 February 2013 13:55
- Simba said...
You look good in your Puppia, Tama. We are glad your visit to the VET was routine.
#1 must love the snuggles, but with all of you, we wonder how she ever gets anything done.!
- 3 February 2013 14:12
- Prancer Pie said...
Glad to hear you're back to normal, Tama. Good thing those vet visits are just once a year! Great snuggle shots for our Sunday. Have a great day!
- 3 February 2013 14:48
- harrispen said...
Miss Tama I'm glad to hear your visit to the vet went well. What a great group of snuggle shots you have this week. I wish I had a kitteh to snuggle with.
- 3 February 2013 15:00
- Sam said...
Snuggles are the best!
- 3 February 2013 15:50
- Random Felines said...
that is a great way to spend the weekend!!!
- 3 February 2013 17:36
- Sparkle said...
My human is so starved for attention from me, she even likes it when I jump on the desk and poke her.
- 3 February 2013 19:27
- Kari said...
We are happy that all went well at the vet and you didn't get too unwell from your shot. Did Tommy go along with your for morale support?
Yes, Sunday snuggles are the best a your house.
We forgot to ask yesterday, do the characters on Sei's collar say something? Love to all.
- 3 February 2013 19:38
- Kjelle Bus said...
Me too sit in the frontseat on my mom´s car in my Puppia harness :)
But hey , you have the stearing wheel on the wrong side in your cat-car !
Here in Sweden wee have the stearing wheel on the left side and drive on the right side on the road :)
LOVE all your snuggle puictures <3
- 3 February 2013 19:57
- Ginger Jasper said...
Gorgeous snuggle pictures today.. Just lovely.. Mum says that harness looks interesting and wonders if it would maybe be less stressful than a basket.. hugs GJ xx
- 3 February 2013 20:06
- Daisy said...
All that snuggling made me feel very peaceful!
- 4 February 2013 00:13
- Derby, Ducky said...
Good snuggles and glad the VET visit went OK.
- 4 February 2013 01:47
- savannahspawtracks.com said...
oh Miss Tama, you are so very lovely. And Sei chan and Tommy are the best! sending soft purrrs to the two V's...paw pats to all, Savannah
- 5 February 2013 20:45
- savannahspawtracks.com said...
oh MOUSES!!!...glares at Mom...she hit "publish" and I wasn't done yet! I had my annual vet check on Friday too Tama, and I came through just fine like you...we are very lucky ladycats for sure, purrrs, Savvy...(ok Mom , now hit 'publish'...sheesh)
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BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Titans players and cheerleaders hopped off the NFL Play 60 Bus Tuesday for a special visit to Lipscomb Elementary, which was selected by the league as this market's 2013 NFL Play 60 Super School.
Students in Titans jerseys and T-shirts formed a long tunnel that stretched from the school's entrance through its halls. They held handmade signs and chanted and cheered.
"It felt like LP Field out here,"
The school submitted a proposal this fall that was chosen for a $10,000 grant from the NFL, Titans and Comcast to provide sports and fitness equipment. The grant was written by P.E. teacher Brenda Vroon.
The visit included presentation of an oversized check and autographed game ball, as well as an educational program with Titans mascot T-Rac and a bald eagle from Tennessee State Parks.
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The cheerleaders taught dance moves, and players led students through a series of fitness stations and football related drills that included running, throwing footballs, lifting weights and jumping rope, where Washington worked up a sweat that seeped through his Tiffin University T-shirt to his jersey.
"Definitely bit off more than I could chew, but it was exciting," Washington said. "You come into these situations to reach out to the kids and make sure they understand the things we do and preparations we go through every day is something they can do also. Coming in and showing these kids they can work out and stay active and continue to be healthy is important for us."
Washington joked about getting an off day to rest from the amount of activity but said he had a blast.
"I kept wanting to tell myself to stop, but seeing them work and have such a good time and enjoying themselves made me want to work with them so I was happy to be here," Washington said.
|Ryan Fitzpatrick rushes a passer in a football drill during the Titans' visit to NFL Play 60 Super School Lipscomb Elementary. Slideshow.
Fitzpatrick is accustomed to eluding pass rushers, but he turned the tables Tuesday by coming toward the children and roaring to cause them to scramble before throwing a pass at a target.
McCourty and other players told students it was important for them to live healthfully so they can best apply themselves toward fitness, academic and personal goals.
"When you can (have healthy habits) early on, it makes it easier when you get up there in age and it's very important to take care of your health," McCourty said. "As professional athletes, we know what it takes to be able to perform at a high level, and for them, as kids, waking up every morning for the school bus and going through a long day, you need to eat right, make sure you get breakfast and eat the right foods during the day."
About the NFL PLAY 60 Campaign: The NFL PLAY 60 program encourages youth to get at least 60 minutes of physical activity or play per day to fight childhood obesity. The Tennessee Titans bring PLAY 60 to thousands of kids each year, teaming up with the American Heart Association, the Southeast United Dairy Association and Tennessee State Parks. The NFL has committed more than $100 million to youth health and fitness through PLAY 60 programming, PSAs and grants from NFL team owners and players. For more, visit http://www.nflrush.com/health.
About the American Heart Association: The American Heart Association is a national non-profit organization focused on building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke, America's No. 1 and No. 4 killers. The association partners with the NFL on the PLAY 60 Challenge to encourage 60 minutes of physical activity daily for children. For more on how to help kids live heart-healthy lives, visit www.heart.org/kids.
About the Southeast United Dairy Industry Association: On behalf of dairy farm families, the non-profit Southeast United Dairy Industry Association, Inc. (SUDIA) works with schools and health professionals to promote Fuel Up To PLAY 60 (FUTP60) in area schools. This program encourages students to "fuel up" with nutrient-rich foods often missing from their diets. Learn more at www.FuelUpToPlay60.com.
About Tennessee State Parks: Tennessee State Parks offer a variety of recreational opportunities across the state, as well as programs on everything from history to the natural world. Tennessee's award-winning state parks are where Tennessee's nature and history are beautifully preserved. For more: http://tnstateparks.com.


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An alleged Top Secret NSA intercept of a "Hot Line" conversation between President Kennedy and Soviet Premiere Nikita Khrushchev on November 12, 1963, shows the extent to which Kennedy was prepared to cooperate with the Soviet Union in declassifying UFO files. The aim was to avoid the risk of a mistaken military confrontation over UFOs.
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My last two columns talked about how our Internet software and content have drastically reshaped some industries (higher education) and will soon reshape others (medicine). This month I want to discuss how our software is reshaping a universal human experience. And I don't mean taxes.
A good friend of mine, a longtime reader named Lloyd, called me for the first time in months. I inquired about his 20-year-old daughter, Lauren, who had been ill when we last talked. "She passed away about three weeks ago," he said, pain etching his voice.
If you've read this column regularly, you know how crazy I am about my own daughters, now 12 and 10. My job was to change their diapers. Their job will be to close my eyes the final time and to weep at my funeral. Neither job should happen the other way around. If there's a worse piece of news than the one Lloyd got, I don't want to know what it is.
Lloyd's family did something unthinkable even a decade ago. They left Lauren's Facebook account open, and allowed anyone to post on it. The outpouring of love, of others being saddened and sharing the grief, has been a godsend to the family and to everyone else who loved her. The kids at the special-needs camp where she worked. The classmates from the nursing school she had to drop out of. "There was a tribute from a clinic that she'd supported in Peru," said Lloyd. "They wrote in Spanish, of course, which she spoke fluently. I'd never known she was helping them."
This simultaneous grieving together, without regard for geographic location, is new to the human experience. It does not change the sad facts. I wouldn't say that it makes the grief easier to bear. I think it's more that all these people coming together give each other the strength to bear the unbearable.
I doubt the creators of Facebook were thinking of communal grieving when they designed their site. They were probably thinking of the usual I'm-at-the-beach-eat-your-heart-out photos that we see way too many of. Or viewing real-time pictures of a bar's patrons so you can see who's there, and decide if it's worth leaving your pre-gaming (getting drunk on cheaper booze before heading out to the expensive bar). You know, the stuff that the Facebook creators do themselves. But users with different priorities and desires have repurposed Facebook to suit themselves, in a way the original creators never imagined.
We see this all the time in software. We build something for one reason and it gets used for others we never thought of. DLLs were originally built to share one copy of Windows code (CreateWindow and so on) among multiple apps. They then got repurposed to support language localization. Now they're used for dependency injection of mock or stub objects in test-driven development. I've often said that your software isn't successful until it's been used in a way that you never imagined.
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They're still not quite sure what Lauren died of, except that it took a long time and it sucked. So the usual link to contribute to the fight against whatever it was doesn't fit here. Instead, Lloyd asks, "Just help someone who needs it, wherever you are." And I'll add: If this column—or anything else I've ever written—has ever meant anything to you, then do it right now. I don't care what (a hot meal, a warm coat, a prescription refill someone can't afford, a stiff drink and a shoulder to cry on—anything) or whom. But don't dump it onto your endlessly ignored to-do list on your smartphone. Before the sun sets, if it's up now, or before it rises again if it's down, go do it. Thank you.
At the end of our call, I could hear Lloyd squaring his shoulders and preparing to put one foot in front of the other. "Hey, Dave, you know what?" he said. "You ought to write about this." Consider it done, friend.
David S. Platt teaches programming .NET at Harvard University Extension School and at companies all over the world. He's the author of 11 programming books, including "Why Software Sucks" (Addison-Wesley Professional, 2006) and "Introducing Microsoft .NET" (Microsoft Press, 2002). Microsoft named him a Software Legend in 2002. He wonders whether he should tape down two of his daughter's fingers so she learns how to count in octal. You can contact him at rollthunder.com.
I always enjoy David's column. Partly because he show us, the technical class as human perhaps a bit more then others. I really feel for his friend as well. Death is an enemy. Not a few times have I had to console parents in hospital rooms as their kid are in deep trouble or have lost their lives. It's at that point you have to be the best friend you can be for a very long time. Dave, it's great to see you be a real friend to Lloyd.
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Levothyroxine, a thyroid hormone, is used to treat hypothyroidism, a condition where the thyroid gland does not produce enough thyroid hormone. Without this hormone, the body cannot function properly, resulting in: poor growth; slow speech; lack of energy; weight gain; hair loss; dry, thick skin; and increased sensitivity to cold. When taken correctly, levothyroxine reverses these symptoms. Levothyroxine is also used to treat congenital hypothyroidism (cretinism) and goiter (enlarged thyroid gland). More info »
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