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- Address:
338 17th Ave SW
Calgary, AB T2S 0A8Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SouthwestPrice: CAN$31 to CAN$50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.crmr.com/cilantro/
- Phone: (403) 229-1177
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 5:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 12:00am, Closed Sundays
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Southwest, Californian
- Executive Chef: Ken Canavan
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Upstairs/Lounge:
Site down dinner: 28 persons maximum
Stand up appetizers: 40 persons maximum
Sit down lunch: 28 persons maximum
Downstairs/Dining Room:
Site down dinner: 40 persons maximum
Stand up appetizers: 60 persons maximum
Sit down lunch: 40 persons maximum
Whole Restaurant:
Site down dinner (both rooms): 60 persons maximum
Stand up appetizers: 100 persons maximum
- Private Party Contact: Tony Migliarese 403-245-8880x
A word from Cilantro
Cilantro is a seventy seat upscale casual style restaurant, with an additional fifty seat enclosed patio and veranda. Surrounded by white lights above in the trees and our luscious Virginia Creepers, Cilantro remains the casual, cozy and quaint atmosphere that we have been known for 26 years.
Chef Ken Canavan is the creator behind our menu, which has an unconventional Californian-Southwestern flare. In addition we offer daily and nightly features with our specialties being flat bread style pizzas, homemade pastas, along with many different appetizers, salads, and entrees, something to suit everyone's tastes.
Cilantro offers an ever-changing extensive wine list of 250 wines by the bottle and features up to 25 different wines by the glass. We are also proud to be a recipient of The Wine Spectators "Award of Excellence" for our wine list from 1996 through to 2010.
Cilantro is a seventy seat upscale casual style restaurant, with an additional fifty seat enclosed patio and veranda. Surrounded by white lights above in the trees and our luscious Virginia Creepers, Cilantro remains the casual, cozy and quaint atmosphere that we have been known for 26 years.
Chef Ken Canavan is the creator behind our menu, which has an unconventional Californian-Southwestern flare. In addition we offer daily and nightly features with our specialties being flat bread style pizzas, homemade pastas, along with many different appetizers, salads, and entrees, something to suit everyone's tastes.
Cilantro offers an ever-changing extensive wine list of 250 wines by the bottle and features up to 25 different wines by the glass. We are also proud to be a recipient of The Wine Spectators "Award of Excellence" for our wine list from 1996 through to 2010.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
Cilantro - Best Restaurants in Calgary ›
Cilantro reviews from OpenTable diners
107 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (73)great for outdoor dining (52)special occasion (51)notable wine list (50)neighborhood gem (43)romantic (39)good for groups (25)great for lunch (24)hot spot (19)late-night find (8)great for brunch (4)vibrant bar scene (3)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/24/2014First visit; was with people who know it well; excellent experience. I will be back and will bring my husband!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoldpanDined on 11/22/2014A short menu but all the selections are excellent. The wood oven pizza is outstanding. If you can, ask to sit upstairs for the best ambiance. In the summer the outdoor patio is a real gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!!NikkiDined on 11/21/2014We went to Cilantro with two close friends we had not seen in a while, the menu had so many items that we wanted it was difficult to choose and we will definitely return to try the rest of the menu. The wild mushroom soup was to die for and our main courses were the Beef Tenderloin, Roasted Chicken and Chilean Sea Bass. All outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- downtowngirlDined on 11/10/2014The mushroom soup was amazing! It was nice to sit upstairs where the wood oven was considering it was such a cold day. The service was great and the price point of the food was very good as well.Special Features:
- EnjoyableOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/8/2014Our server was fabulous as suggesting wine, serving and lovely personality. Food was excellent. The whole restaurant was a bit noisy and seats were packed in. It was impossible to sit down without bumping person sitting at the next table, on both sides.Special Features:
- Wonderful place to eat!MarcusDined on 11/8/2014Had a great family meal, great food and service that well worth the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NOISY!NotForASpecialOccasionDined on 11/7/2014Although our meals and wine selection were excellent, the noise level made it impossible for our group to chat. I would never recommend this rest. other than the patio.Special Features:
- FavouriterammerVIPDined on 10/28/2014This restaurant continues to ba our favourite with its changing menu, its high standards on food and service and its great ambience. We hope it keeps it up!!Special Features:
- Always goodIheartfoodDined on 10/21/2014I love coming here and especially eating upstairs by the open oven and bar. It's cozy, delicious, and the service is always amazing - especially when you get Chris : )Special Features:
- Amazing experience!WookieDined on 10/18/2014We chose Cilantro for a family celebration and it far exceeded our expectations! We never felt rushed, the food was amazing and the prices were reasonable! Can't wait to experience Cilantro again with family and/or friends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Couple4Dined on 10/17/2014The 20 years that I personally have been eating at Cilantros I can say i have never had a bad experience. Although not as frquent as i once was when i lived downtown, My recent dinner was no exception. Cilantros is what it has always been for me, a great little venue with consistant food and service.Special Features:
- neighborhood gemSouthernscotsDined on 10/11/2014Great little find on 17th Avenue. Log cabinesque with great upstairs dining and bar area. good to see the pizza oven in action. staff were friendly and food was delicious. nice to dress up or a casual date one wouldn't feel out of place for either.Special Features:
- late night findawkwardVIPDined on 10/9/2014Great for both before and/or after a flames game!! the food (especially the pizza) is amazingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- After work dinner at CilantroOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/6/2014Excellent flatbread, delicious mussels. Attentive yet not overbearing service. Server very knowledgable about wines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous restaurant!CanSDined on 10/4/2014Saturday was our first time dining at Cilantro. I booked this restaurant for my fiances birthday, hoping to have a special evening. It definitely exceeded our expectations, we were thoroughly impressed! Everything was just perfect! The ambiance was beautiful, the food was spectacular and our waiter really made the night, he was incredible! Thank you for an incredible dining experience! Can't wait to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/4/2014Consistently wonderful. But please bring the old chairs back!Special Features:
- Consistent and SpecialCaboKarenDined on 10/4/2014This is one of my "go-to" favourite restaurants. The menu has perfect variety. The pizza crust is perfect!! Enjoyed the beef tenderloin appetizer plate for 4 people. It could be an entree for a small appetite. Excellent service!!Special Features:
- Fantastic placeBethDined on 10/4/2014Loved everything about this place. Delicious food and great menu. Great service. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cilantro - fabulous!KieshaDined on 10/3/2014Cilantro restaurant is consistently terrific - excellent, very friendly and accomodating servers - very knowledgeable about the wine on offer and ready to help make good selection. Our table had the rack of lamb, the tenderloin, and roast chicken - all were delicious! Very lively restaurant with lovely decor.Special Features:
- eatoutcesoirDined on 9/30/2014We were a party of four and each selected a different entrée. The pulled elk flatbread was very good. The pasta dish was also very good. The baby back ribs were very disappointing - the meat as well as the sauce. The Chilean sea bass and tamale were excellent, but somewhat overpriced. We shared 2 desserts - a crème brulee and a rich chocolate cake. Both were delicious and nicely presented for a birthday celebration. I found it difficult to choose an entrée because none of the offerings really appealed to me that night. The atmosphere and service were without fault.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SurprisingGfryDined on 9/29/2014I recently went to Cilantro with my family and was amazed at the food, wine selection and staff. Our waitress was extremely personable and knowledgeable. She recommended food without hesitation- all of which was great. My tenderloin was cooked to perfection as was the rest of the tables. Having not been to Cilantro in a while, I have definitely missed out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a favouritephotogyycDined on 9/27/2014Cilantro is always a favourite! We've been going here for over 20 years and it never disappoints. Thanks for another fantastic night!Special Features:
- Great food in a noisy placedeafenedDined on 9/27/2014The food was terrific. The service was ok but we had to wave for staff on three occasions to attract service. Noise level was extreme. Pick your supper time carefully. We had an early sitting which did not work out. Try a later time. The food was good.
- FishDined on 9/26/2014Delicious food and impeccable service. Plus the ambiance is cozy, classy, but still casual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!JessDined on 9/26/2014Always great food and service! Server was attentive and knowledgable, all staff were working hard, great to see. Food is always to die for.Special Features:
- Excellent RestaurantdessVIPDined on 9/15/2014We love Cilantro, it is an upscale casual atmosphere, the patio is such a great spot in the summer. Service was spot on, she checked on us regularly but wasn't overbearing. I had the roasted chicken and my husband had a "special" which was the Halibut, both amazing. Portion sizes are perfect. We will continue to go back.Special Features:
- A great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/10/2014The whole cilantro experience was lovely. Our server was approachable and funny and had excellent knowledge of the food and wine. The ribs were outstanding and the desert is definitely worth saving room for. My friends and I all agreed, it was terrific. We also really enjoyed the ambience of the place, it was a great catch up night with friends. We will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/10/2014Have been to Cilantro a couple of times recently after a brief time away. The food was great, Service even better. We will be back again soon.Special Features:
- Birthday lunchCulinaireDined on 9/10/2014Excellent, excellent, excellent! It was perfect for the occasion and the weather.Special Features:
- Fabulous!NedlovestoeatDined on 9/6/2014From the beautiful patio to the delicious mussels and frites to the impeccable service, Cilantro was amazing! Everything was perfect! Can't recommend it enough. Sit in the patio if it's nice!Special Features:
- Good, with incorrect pricing.SoNowThenDined on 9/5/2014The food was good (not bad, not great). The presentation was excellent. The service was attentive and very flexible with substitutions. However I can get an equal or tastier meal in Calgary for about $8 less (on average) entree price. That's a deal-breaker. Dessert was also good, but HUGE portions and very reasonable price. Bottom line, for a snack, drinks, and dessert, I think it's a great place. For a satisfying meal, not so much.Special Features:
- Starting to slip.......OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/3/2014I have been there twice in the past few months. Last month I sat upstairs in the lounge (love the atmosphere) the Mgr and staff were doing shooters and trying wine; which I thought that was inappropriate. I was there Wednesday and thought the food wasn't as good as was previous, its starting to slip. My dinner was cold and pasta was over cooked. Sad... as I loved to go there?Special Features:
- First but not last....OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/30/2014This was our first visit to Cilantro, and it certainly won't be our last. As with all the CRMR establishments we've enjoyed, the food and service were excellent. Dining on the patio with the candles and twinkling lights, you'd never know you're in a very busy part of downtown Calgary. We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner at Cilantro and would definitely recommend it to friends and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good place for fine food.JessieDined on 8/19/2014A wonderful place to eat. The food was outstanding. Try the Beef Tenderloin, and if you are a beef lover, you will not regret it. For a real treat, be a little bold and go for the Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie. Cilantro has a relaxed, casual atmosphere with an warm elegant touch. The hint of smoke from the wood burning oven added a rustic element to the already inviting ambiance. The polite staff accommodates your every need. There is both an indoor and an outdoor eating area with heaters in the outside patio if needed, and free parking around back. Over all, a perfect place for, not just a meal, but an enjoyable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great. Again!GorbyVIPDined on 8/14/2014Love the patio at Cilantro, lots of room and the walls make it private with no street traffic. I love the Sea Bass which is (IMHO) the best in the city. The food and the service are consistently excellent. Love the restaurant scene in Calgary and Cilantro is in our top three. Bottom line is when you pay good money you expect nothing less and Cilantro does it again and again. Well done Cilantro.Special Features:
- My favourite spot now!!LaurenDined on 8/13/2014This was my first time at Cilantro and I will definitely be back!!! The food was absolutely fantastic!! The service was excellent and the ambiance on the patio was awesome. I went with two of my girlfriends and it was such a great time. I recommend going her if you have never been because I was blown away :) I would love to take my hubby because its a truly romantic setting when it starts to get a bit dark. The full patio is lit with candlelight. 10/10 for me!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- okay food, high price pointNephron010Dined on 8/11/2014The food at Cilantro was good, but definitely not what you would expect for the price point. Dishes are typically 35-40 for mains, 15-20 for apps. The gorgonzola pear pizza is exactly as described- mostly pear. My guest who is a vegetarian, had very little to pick from on the menu, and the waitress didn't offer any suggestion that the kitchen might accommodate because of that. We were informed that the staff felt one of the specials needed to to be kicked up a notch, so they added bacon. Never seen bacon treated as a spice before. No chance of leaving off the bacon as specials were not modifiable. Seafood was reasonably cooked. Risotto was a bit dry, possibly from being plated a while before the seafood was added.
- A most unique Dining Venu anywhereArthur1932Dined on 8/8/2014The Restaurant is in a very nice location ; the ongoing fire is really special. Converting a 3 story house into a Restaurant with interesting options for table location is enticing .We have dined there at least a dozen times and look forward to an annual revisit. I doubt that we have sat in one table location more than once over the years. Several good friends are equally as fond of tho restaurant.Special Features:
- Would not recommendCalgarydinerDined on 8/2/2014Our food was totally mediocre at best. The ribs were cold and not flavourful. The chicken was very average. The smoked salmon appy was decent. The food has gone really downhill in our last two visits within the past two months. New chef, perhaps? It used to be better. Portion size was small for the price. We left somewhat hungry. We won't be back for a long time until the kitchen improves the taste and quality of food being served. It was not worth the amount that we paid the last two visits.Special Features:
- junebugDined on 8/1/2014Love sitting on this amazing patio. All the food was delicious but the caesar salad is deserving of a special mention.Special Features:


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Big Ten Releases Championship Brackets
March 8, 2013
2013 Big Ten Tournament Brackets
Seeding has been confirmed and competition brackets have been released for the 2013 Big Ten Championships. Weight classes were confirmed by the conference coaches this afternoon. Six of the ten Gopher wrestlers in the competition received a bye for the first round.
The tournament seeds for Minnesota's wrestlers are as follows: No. 7 David Thorn (125), No. 6 Chris Dardanes (133), No. 2 Nick Dardanes (141), No. 3 Dylan Ness (149), No. 8 Danny Zilverberg (157), No. 5 Cody Yohn (165), No. 1 Logan Storley (174), No. 2 Kevin Steinhaus (184), No. 2 Scott Schiller (197), and No. 1 Tony Nelson (HWT).
Complete brackets can be found here. First and second-round matches are listed below for Minnesota's wrestlers.
125 – No. 7 David Thorn (MINN) vs. Joe Duca (IND)
133 – No. 6 Chris Dardanes (MINN) receives first-round bye
141 – No. 2 Nick Dardanes (MINN) receives first-round bye
Faces winner of No. 7 Pat Greco (NU)/Steven Rodrigues (ILL)
149 – No. 3 Dylan Ness (MINN) vs. Dylan Marriott (NU)
157 – Danny Zilverberg (MINN) receives first-round bye
165 – No. 5 Cody Yohn (MINN) vs. Nick Proctor (MSU)
174 – No. 1 Logan Storley (MINN) receives first-round bye
184 – No. 2 Kevin Steinhaus (MINN) vs. Jacob Berkowitz (NU)
197 – No. 2 Scott Schiller (MINN) receives first-round bye
HWT – No. 1 Tony Nelson (MINN) receives first-round bye
Wrestlers earn points based on their performance throughout the weekend. All individual points for each squad's representatives will be combined to determine the team score. Points are awarded for placing in the top eight finishers, distributed as follows: 1st – 16 points; 2nd – 12 points; 3rd – 10 points; 4th – 9 points; 5th – 7 points; 6th – 6 points; 7th – 4 points; 8th – 3 points.
In addition, wrestlers receive marks depending on match outcomes. Following a bye, a win in the championship bracket is worth one point, while a win in consolation is ½ point. A major decision is an extra point as is a technical fall without a near fall. A tech fall with a near fall earns 1 ½. Each fall, forfeit, default, and disqualification is worth two points. One point is awarded for advancement in the championship round and ½ point for advancement in the consolation round.
This year is the 99th edition of the Big Ten Wrestling Championships. Competition begins at 10 a.m. CT tomorrow, Saturday, March 9 and runs through Sunday, March 10. Get all the information for the conference tournament on the championship central page.
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Cuba Libre To Host Filipino Dinner To Raise Funds For Typhoon Victims
Cuba Libre in Old City will be raising money for Filipino relief efforts on Monday with a special dinner.
Brotherly Love: Empty Bowl Benefit Dinner
The Empty Bowl Benefit Dinner started 20 years ago. It was small, fewer than a couple dozen people.
Retreat Facility Helps Female Veterans Find Peace Through Music And Art
The Farmhouse is a small retreat facility in Kennett Square, Chester County and founder Barbara Montgomery says it's the perfect place to bring female veterans together to connect following the horrors of combat in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Philadelphia Children's Alliance To Hold Annual Fundraiser Next Week
A Philadelphia non-profit that provides a safe place for child sex abuse victims to access law enforcement is having its annual fundraiser next week.
The USO Of Pennsylvania And Southern New Jersey Held Its 72nd Annual Gala In Center City
The USO of Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey held its 72nd annual gala Friday night and this year they brought the festivities to the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown.
Take Your Dog Out To The Ballpark This Tuesday
On Tuesday, September 10th, the stadium will hold its inaugural "Phillies Bark in the Park," a night for Phillies-loving dog owners and their pups.
Masterman Students, Teachers Run To Raise Money For Extracurriculars
The 1600 block of Spring Garden Street may look more like a track and field venue today between the hours of 8:30am and 2:00pm, as students at Masterman High run to raise cash for their school.
Local Fundraiser Helps Pay For Education Of Children Who've Lost A Parent
The second annual community fundraiser for 'Brave Hearts For Strong Minds' took place Saturday on the campus of La Salle University.
6th Annual Utley All-Star Animals Casino Night
Jen Utley stopped by Talk Philly to speak about the Utley Foundation's annual fundraiser.
Covenant House Holds Biggest Fundraiser Of The Year, Brings In Broadway Stars
A local shelter for homeless teens is holding its biggest fundraiser of the year Monday night.
Brotherly Love: Third Annual 'Shoes For Life Event'
When it comes to charity, a local group of girls aren't just talking the talk, they're walking the walk.
Brotherly Love: Mitzvah Magic Gives Back
Helping to grow a business while giving back to the community. It's the brainchild of New Jersey business owner Cheryl Pliskin.
HAP April Benefit
For more on HAP (Homeless Advocacy Project), visit: http://homelessadvocacyproject.org/april-benefit.html The April Benefit will be held on Thursday, April 11, 2013; 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. The Sofitel, 120 South 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA Complimentary Cocktails […]
Tony Danza Returns To Northeast High For Talent Show Fundraiser
Last year's inaugural show raised about $30,000
Oregon Town With Similar Name To Hold Fundraiser For Seaside Heights, NJ
A city on the Pacific Coast is reaching out to a Jersey shore town with a similar name.


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Intentional Conscious Parenting
Intentional Conscious Parenting is a place to share ideas on raising children in an intentional way with a focus on inner connectedness, trusting intuition, connecting with angels, mother earth, celebrating each child's uniqueness and bringing out their inner creativity. This is not your typical parenting blog! If our blog resonates with you please sign up as a follower and subscribe to our newsletter. Thank you for joining us on the path of conscious parenting.
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Every Day Home Remedies.
Some Interesting Home Remedies For Getting Rid Of Lice, Treating Burns, Reducing Inflammation and Relieving Headaches.
1. Lice - You can use mayonnaise to suffocate lice.
2. Another Lice prevention tip: put tea tree oil in your shampoo bottles.
3. Burn your tongue? Put some sugar on it.
4. Another great alternative treatment for burns is comfrey ointment.
5. Inflammation? Sweet potatoes and yams are high in beta-carotene a natural anti inflammatory.
Friday, November 14, 2014
5 Fun Health Tips.
Some Fun Health Tips!
1) Dandruff - Mix 1/2 cup of apple cider vinegar with 1 cup water and use it as a hair rinse.
2) Acne - Put a dab of tea tree oil on blemishes.
"The plant's antibacterial extracts disinfect skin and speed healing.", says James Balch, MD. Co-Author of Prescription For Nutritional Healing.
3) Brain Fog - Trouble concentrating? Take a 20 minute break by doing an easy aerobic activity, like walking, and you'll instantly gain your focus. "You turbo charge your brains supply of oxygen and nutrients", explains Pamela Peeke, MD author of Body For Life For Women, you can expect to boost your mental speed by 5% for more than two hours, says a study at the University of Maryland in Baltimore.
4) Colds - Enjoy a daily serving of citrus, like an orange or half a grapefruit; and you could cut your cold risk in half in just one month, according to the experts at the National Institutes of Health. "Credit goes to citrus, immunity-boosting vitamin C and beta-carotene," explains Ann G. Kulze, M.D., author of Dr, Anne's 10 Step Diet.
5) Tummy Ache - Sucking on a peppermint 15 minutes before meals can reduce bloating, and indigestion by almost 80%, report Taiwanese researchers.
Stay connected: Sign up for our newsletter and receive our free gift - 10 Tips For Parenting Consciously. Come on over and join us on Facebook!
Disclaimer: We are not physicians, always check with your doctor before trying new diet changes, supplements, etc.
Monday, October 13, 2014
9 Tips For Enhancing the Educational Experience of Your Child
Tips for Enhancing the Educational Experience of Your Child
- Ask your child to identify three goals for the school year (Academic, Health, Financial).
- Sign up for a long term volunteer opportunity in their area of interest.
- Make sure your child's learning happens outside of the school walls as well as inside (libraries, museums, clubs, etc.).
- If they have expressed interest in a particular career or field, provide them with exposure to the career or field as a reminder of the bigger picture and provide a mentor/support individual from the field. Sometimes this also serves as a "reality check" in terms of career requirements and commitment.
- Take advantage of free academically supportive websites such as Khan Academy, The College Board
Thursday, October 9, 2014
A Little Cotton Goes A Long Way!
A fun look at why growing cotton organically is important!
Special guest info-graphic provided by www.bollandbranch.com
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Love is the face and body of the Universe.
"Love is the face and body of the Universe. It is the connective tissue of the universe, the stuff of which we are made. Love is the experience of being whole and connected to Universal Divinity.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Parenting Coming Out Of The Dark Ages?
We found this video so pleasing, especially since we reviewed Dr. Shefali's book The Conscious Parent in 2010 and hosted a live chat with her in March 2011. It's so magical to us that conscious parenting is finally taking center stage. Like we've said before we've raised our children this way starting 30 years ago. Since Dr. Shefali appeared with Oprah on Super Soul Sunday it is now getting the recognition that we feel is needed for our children, parents and society.
We resonate with the words Sabrina Brightstar talks about in this video. She's right, we are all responsible for the children. Our beliefs, thoughts, ability to love ourselves and evolve does have an impact on today's children. We hope all you parents will take a look at this video. It is time to change the world by changing how we parent.
Children Help Parents Evolve and Release OLD Parenting Programs
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Review: Dr. Mercola's Sunscreen and After Sun Moisturizing Cream
When we were approached by Dr. Mercola to write a review about his sunscreen we were delighted. We are avid followers of Dr. Mercola and we respect his work, especially his viewpoint on nutrition and health. If you've never heard of him we recommend looking him up!
"I believe that proper nutrition, not medicine, is the key to good health." ~ Dr. Mercola
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Interview With Author Annie Kagan - The Afterlife Of Billy Fingers: How My Bad-Boy Brother Proved To Me There's Life After Death
Recently we reviewed the book "The Afterlife Of Billy Fingers: How My Bad-Boy Brother Proved To Me There's Life After Death."
"A real life, inspiring, engaging, emotionally involved, deliberate, well-informed-highly intuitive book." ~ Stacy Toten and Carol Lawrence
The Afterlife of Billy Fingers will draw you in and keep you engaged until the very last word.
Sunday, July 13, 2014
8 Year Old Boy Builds Crystal Grids.
Gather the crystal children together and they'll be unstoppable! Imagine what it will be like as they get older and become adults. They already are amazing. They are already healing the planet and teaching those around them how to do the same.
Take a look at Adam, an 8 year old boy who builds crystal grids. Not only does he build them but he explains how they clear negative energy. He even explains how it all works, how they communicate with him and more!
If your kids have an interest in stones, energy and feels a deep connection to Mother Earth, be sure to show them this video.
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Energetic Hygiene
Don't forget to take care of your energy bodies. They are just as important as your physical bodies. You can't have one without the other!
What are ways you take care of your child's energetic health?
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HCC to host Western Maryland Technology Showcase
(Release: October 9, 2014) – The Fort Detrick Alliance will hold its Western Maryland Technology Showcase at Hagerstown Community College's Technical Innovation Center (TIC) on Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2014, from 4:30 to 7 p.m.
HCC launches 2014 edition of the Hedge Apple
(Release: October 7, 2014)— Hagerstown Community College will hold a launch party for the most recent publication of its literary arts magazine, the Hedge Apple, on Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2014, beginning at 5 p.m., in the Career Programs Building, rooms 210-212, on HCC's main campus.
Events on Campus - Oct. 13-18
During the week of October 13-18, a variety of events will be held on the HCC campus for students, staff/faculty, and the public. Special events this week include the annual Washington County College Fair, the annual BCA-CV Step 'n Stride, and the release party for Hedge Apple magazine.
TIC served as host site for first annual "Federal and State Programs Coming to You" conference
(RELEASE: October 7, 2014) – A one-day seminar, entitled "Federal and State Programs Coming to You," was held on Monday, October 6, 2014, at Hagerstown Community College. The chair of Federal Laboratory Consortium, Paul Zielinski, as well as representatives from NIST, USDA, TEDCO, MBIA, and DBED were speakers at this event.
LSC Writing Workshops - Oct. 21-25
During the month of October, HCC's Learning Support Center will offer a series of workshops on how to properly cite sources in a research paper. Workshops will be held from Oct. 21 through Oct. 25, 2014, and are open to all currently enrolled credit students.
Tobacco-Free Workshops - Now through Nov. 5
The Washington County Health Department will offer a series of free "Tobacco Free for Life" workshops in October and November. All workshops will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Student Center.
Turkey Trot - Nov. 27
HCC, in partnership with local food banks, will hold its 14th Annual Turkey Trot on Thursday, Nov. 27, 2014, beginning at 8:30 a.m., at the ARCC. Open to the public.
HCC and Washington County Historical Society to offer class
(Release: October 3, 2014) – Hagerstown Community College and the Washington County Historical Society will offer a non-credit course entitled, "Drink Up! A History of Alcohol Production and Consumption in Washington County," in November.
Washington County College Fair - Oct. 15
The annual Washington County College Fair will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the ARCC. Representatives from over 100 colleges, universities, and technical schools will be on-site.
HCC Music Festival - Oct. 9-10
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One of the starkest reflections of Bangalore's water crisis is in the frenetic proliferation of borewells, both private and public, panning the city from its central business district to its very margins. Indeed, the gap in water supply, of 250 mld (million litres a day), is now met by tapping a natural resource that is being depleted faster than it can be replenished — groundwater.
According to the BWSSB's own estimates, there are no fewer than 1,10,000 private borewells in the city that either supplement, or meet completely, the water needs of households across the city. As for public borewells, the BWSSB has drilled 7,272 so far, a figure that is set to increase considerably this year, according to officials.
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In response to the intensifying scarcity, BWSSB sunk close to 450 borewells in the first four months of the year alone, and is gearing up to drill another 450 by the end of the year, T. Venkatraju, Chief Engineer (Maintenance), BWSSB, told The Hindu. When added together, the annual figure (of 900) obtained is nearly three times higher than the number of borewells drilled in the previous two years (January 2008 to November 2009): 346.
And needless to say, the water-table has plummeted to an all-time low. Water is now struck at a depth of between 800 ft to 1,000 ft, particularly in the East Zone (including K.R. Puram and Mahadevpura) and the North Zone (Yelahanka and Byatrayanpura), said Mr. Venkatraju.
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More worryingly, the city's lakes — the primary source through which groundwater is recharged — are being allowed to languish, says T.V. Ramachandra, professor at the Centre for Ecological Sciences at the Indian Institute of Science. A research paper co-authored by Dr. Ramachandra illustrates this correlation between the loss of wetlands and the depletion of groundwater in the vicinity.
In the last 35 years, unfettered urbanisation has cost Greater Bangalore 60.8 per cent of its lakes, found the study which has recorded a startling decrease in the depth of the ground water table from 10 -12 mt to 100-200 mt.
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What about the left's moral values?
Putting traditional morality at the heart of politics is an old trick, possibly the oldest in the book
Here we go again: morals are back as a big political issue, not just in the White House but in the Chancelleries of Europe. "Values" have shot to the top of the political agenda, emboldening European politicians on the right and alarming the centre-left, which has got used to seeing a steady decline of religious influence even in traditionally Catholic countries. In the stunned aftermath of the American presidential election, an anguished debate is already beginning in Europe about how secular politicians should respond to the return of a discourse that is traditionally seen as belonging to (and favouring) the religious right.
Here we go again: morals are back as a big political issue, not just in the White House but in the Chancelleries of Europe. "Values" have shot to the top of the political agenda, emboldening European politicians on the right and alarming the centre-left, which has got used to seeing a steady decline of religious influence even in traditionally Catholic countries. In the stunned aftermath of the American presidential election, an anguished debate is already beginning in Europe about how secular politicians should respond to the return of a discourse that is traditionally seen as belonging to (and favouring) the religious right.
The rhetoric is familiar: pro-family, anti-abortion and anti-gay, in both Europe and the US. The most prominent European right-winger to react so far to George Bush's victory is Rocco Buttiglione, Silvio Berlusconi's Minister for Europe, who has bounded back from his historic rejection last month as EU commissioner for justice and home affairs. Mr Buttiglione has placed himself at the head of a campaign to restore the "freedom" of Europe's Christians and roll back the secularism that is, in his view, leading the continent into a disastrous and possibly terminal decline.
Mr Buttiglione's dream of recapturing Europe for the Church may be just that, after decades in which millions of ordinary people have turned away from the prescriptions (and proscriptions) of clerics; it is hard to imagine, for example, the Catholic Church being able to enforce its teaching on contraception and abortion in countries such as Spain and Italy, where the declining birth rate shows how few of the faithful take any notice of it.
Since the Enlightenment, in the 18th century, the Church has been ejected from the private lives of millions of people and Mr Buttiglione may be misguided in thinking that he and his allies can put it back.
In the shorter term, the embarrassments of John Major, whose talk about Victorian values misfired in a series of hilarious sex scandals involving Conservative MPs, are fresh enough in the minds of British voters to sound a cautionary note for Michael Howard.
Even so, Mr Buttiglione's campaign, essentially a more sophisticated, European version of the "values" argument that swung crucial votes to Mr Bush last week, needs to be confronted. In recent months Mr Buttiglione has been more circumspect in his pronouncements, equivocating on the question of whether he regards homosexuality as a sin, but he has in the past characterised "homosexual behaviours" as "an indicator of moral disorder" and described Aids as a "divine punishment". He has also proposed paying women not to have abortions and giving men more rights in a woman's decision to have a termination.
The problem for most secular politicians of the centre-left is that they are uncomfortable with talk about morals or values. The epithets "traditional" and "family" attach themselves seamlessly to such nouns, allowing Mr Bush, Mr Buttiglione and Pope John Paul II to characterise their opponents as godless, selfish, promiscuous and immoral. For Mr Buttiglione, a secular Europe inevitably equates with one in decay, in which "fewer and fewer children are born, fewer and fewer people find in their heart the courage of getting married and entering into this beautiful adventure of building up a family".
As a statement of patriarchal values, full marks; as a case for the superiority of traditional or religious morality, nul points. There are other, equally viable models of the family than one based on lifelong marriage; it is ironic that some of the people who most want to get married, gay and lesbian couples, are denied the opportunity to do so by religious conservatives. But what we need to be aware of is that putting traditional morality at the heart of politics is an old trick, possibly the oldest in the book, and it comes in two parts.
The first is that the religious right's definition of morality is narrow and exclusive, focusing on private life, private property and sexuality - the latter often intertwined in the patriarchal notion of women as property.
For centuries, ordinary people were kept in a state of anxiety about their immortal souls, worrying endlessly about having sex outside marriage or with people of the same sex, or giving birth to "illegitimate" children. There is no doubt that this ruined lives but it also had the enormous advantage for venal politicians of circling the wagons around sexuality, leaving just about everything else in a state of unregulated anarchy.
This is what has happened in the re-invigorated debate about morality in the US, where religious conservatives inveigh against the so-called "gay agenda", threaten doctors who perform abortions - sometimes they even kill them - and argue that single mothers should not be allowed to teach in state schools.
The collapse of Enron, wages too low to sustain families and tax cuts that hurt the poor are not defined as moral issues, even though the World Health Organisation has reported a return in the US of diseases more usually associated with poverty in developing countries. Mr Bush's campaign was predictably silent on this point, which brings me to the second advantage right-wing politicians gain from defining values as narrowly as possible.
For most people on the centre-left, Mr Bush's administration consists of a bunch of a rapacious businessmen who are quite happy to destroy the environment as long as it furthers the interests of their friends who own big corporations. Much the same could be said of Mr Buttiglione's boss, Mr Berlusconi, and it is no accident that all these men rely heavily on images of their own families to deny this scandalous reality. It is a device borrowed from the Victorians, who cleverly defined the home as the locus of morality at a time of capitalist excess: you are supposed to look at Mr Bush and Laura holding hands, flanked by the twins, and forget all the kids living below the poverty line or the young American soldiers killed in an immoral conflict in Iraq.
The challenge facing liberal politicians on both sides of the Atlantic is whether to try to beat the right at its own game - what we might call the Clinton strategy - or to take a different road. Bill Clinton threw chunks of red meat to religious conservatives, supporting the death penalty in public although I am told he opposes it in private, but crucially failed to shift the terms of the debate. That is why Robert Reich, a member of Clinton's first Cabinet, declared last week that the Democrats must start speaking in moral terms - but about social justice, not sex, guns, abortion and school prayers.
In Europe the centre-left starts at an advantage after decades in which a clear secular morality, based on notions of equality and human rights, has already emerged. This is not the moment to panic or compromise, even though Mr Buttiglione speaks a language that frightens European politicians who are disheartened by Mr Bush's victory - not to mention those, like Tony Blair, who need a diversion from the war in Iraq. We have our own values and we need to stand up for them, exposing "family values" as the electoral fraud they have always been.
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VERY, VERY IMPORTANT: This class has online material that MUST be completed (and this system MUST say ONLINE COMPLETE in green highlight) prior to class. You WILL NOT be admitted to the class if you have not completed the education and the system does not indicate ONLINE COMPLETE. Paper or email proof of completion is not accepted. There are no exceptions.
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NSYSA Board and OYSA friends,
You may have seen the opportunity for educational sessions on 1/25 in the afternoon directed to all club and association board members. I encourage you to let each of your board members be aware and car pool over to attend. Below you will see the correspondence from Kristen Phillips at WYS on the event.
** THIS JUST IN! Deadline extended: RSVP by Friday January 24th on the 2014 Educational Sessions RSVP form.
Welcome to the Northwest Sound Youth Soccer Association Site on Thursday, November 27th, 2014 at 1:41pm PST. We provide organization to the Youth Soccer program in Washington State in and around the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas.
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President Barack Obama has been mocked for learning about untoward conduct in his administration from the press. But he's on the ball compared with his attorney general, who wouldn't know about his own poor judgment without reading about it in the papers. Let's hope he has a Google alert set for "Eric Holder."
The website The Daily Beast interviewed the attorney general and Justice Department officials for a piece about how the AG is holding up in the firestorm over two controversial Justice Department leak investigations, one into The Associated Press, the other into Fox News reporter James Rosen.
The Daily Beast piece pinpoints when Eric Holder had a crisis of conscience leading him to question his leak-investigating ways. The Washington Post had made inquiries at the Justice Department about the investigation into Rosen stemming from a 2009 leak, and the department's press office had begun to ready itself for the storm. For Eric Holder, though, "the gravity of the situation didn't fully sink in until Monday morning when he read the Post's front-page story, sitting at his kitchen table."
Then, the awful realization hit him that maybe it wasn't such a great idea for him to sign off on an affidavit portraying a member of the press -- particularly one from a news organization scorned and attacked by the White House -- as practically an agent of a foreign power. Perhaps it wasn't so wise, after all, to identify Rosen as a "co-conspirator" in a crime. Come to think of it, it might have been ill-advised to track his movements in and out of the State Department building that he covered and to read his emails.
Yes, Eric Holder was beginning to wonder whether Eric Holder had made the right call. It may get worse if Eric Holder gets around to reading in the papers that Congress is investigating whether Eric Holder lied to it under oath. It turns out that Eric Holder did indeed make a false representation about Eric Holder.
Congressman Hank Johnson, D-Ga., pointed out to the attorney general that reporters could potentially be prosecuted under the Espionage Act of 1917, and closed his interrogation with the clear trap: "I'll yield the balance of my time to you." Unable to find any way to wiggle free from this killer line of questioning, Eric Holder said, "With regard to potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something I've ever been involved in, heard of, or would think would be wise policy." Eric Holder had plumb forgot that Eric Holder might have signed off on such a thing. Timing is everything: If only The Washington Post had published earlier!
What Eric Holder has done is so troubling to everyone, including Eric Holder, that President Obama has ordered a review of Justice Department policy -- to be undertaken by the single most appropriate man for such a task: Eric Holder. An unidentified friend told The Daily Beast, "Look, Eric sees himself fundamentally as a progressive, not some Torquemada out to silence the press."
And why would he want to silence the press? It's how he keeps up with Eric Holder.
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Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp Premiere Recap: Possibly the Worst Show of Our Timeby Free Britney at . Comments
Bristol Palin's new reality show, Life's a Tripp, premiered last night, and regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, it was terrible in every respect.
The problem is not that Bristol is the daughter of Sarah Palin, it's that she comes across as a caricature; a TV personality, but not a real person by any means.
It's also entirely unclear who the project is aimed at. Uninteresting and brazenly clueless about life and the world around her, BP is not an engaging heroine.
Life's a Tripp is basically like The Hills, Jersey Shore and The Real Housewives of Orange County combined, without the self-awareness of any of the above.
Let's break it down, THG +/- style, and see how:
Bristol announces the concept of her show - moving to L.A. to work for a charity, getting out of her comfort zone, etc. - and sounds 100 rehearsed. Minus 20.
Also, Tripp is three. How is this "life experience" for him? Minus 10. Good thing younger sister Willow came along too. Who needs a job or school, right?
Sarah Palin sighting! The Mama Grizzly references The Beverly Hillbillies. Is that what this is supposed to be a takeoff on? We're still unclear, but Plus 5.
Never mind that Bristol is already famous enough to live in Beverly Hills, and acts entitled, like she belongs there, no matter what she might say. Minus 5.
The ladies announce that they are staying in one of their "parents' friends' houses" ... which is a giant mansion. Very real and down-to-Earth, girls. Minus 5.
"People are a lot more into their image here than in Alaska." - Bristol Palin, on a show named after and detailing the struggles of Bristol Palin. Minus 430.And now for the infamous mechanical bull-riding scene, in which Bristol was heckled and Lifetime was sued in an exchange that reduces all faith in humanity.
From off screen, a guy yells, "Did you ride Levi like that? Your mother's a whore!" The first part is pretty funny ... the latter not at all. It gets ugly, and fast.
This scene is just depressing, first for the heckler who uses hateful language and took cheap shots and made Bristol look like some kind of victim. Minus 15.
Of course Bristol, surrounded by reality TV cameras, tried to make his sexuality a topic of the debate. What a Clash of the Lowlifes this became. Minus 15.
Also, Minus 15 more for the Life's a Tripp producers who can't even edit this argument in a coherent fashion. How much was edited? It's all very unclear.
Bristol walked out to call BF Gino Paoletti, saying, "I have a ton of cameras on me and a ton of paparazzi. This is not fair. This is not fun." That felt real. Plus 20.
Of course ... the cameras were filming HER OWN REALITY SHOW AT THE TIME and she went to the epicenter of celebrity gossip, West Hollywood. Minus 440.
The famous girl who wants to be more famous, yet is too vain to see what a spectacle this is, then complains about being famous? Not sympathetic. Minus 30.
Aside from Tripp being a cute kid, there was little redeeming about this show or its protagonist. Sorry Bristol, but we're Tripping out after watching this crap.
I think this girl is great. She seems to accepted responsibility for her past & future. So many don't want to be accountable. They want to blame and trap people into something. Hopefully the so called victims and entitled can learn a lesson from her. It's so easy these days for certain groups of uneducated users to hate on her. Most of those people have no pride or respect for themselves and they are misfits that society has left behind along with their alternative lifestyles. She doesn't agree with the gay lifestyle but neither does the majority of Americans. We chose to live a cleaner existence. I personally associate with people that are not perfect but associate themselves with morality. I will not budge.
During the bar scene, they left in Bristol's charge of "is it because you are a homosexual?� line, but edited what Bristol said next: "because you look like one� and "is that your wife?�. THOSE were "edited"... because that would have made HER look like an equally hateful b*tch... And, BTW: If Tripp was born in December 2008... that made him only 2 last summer, when this was filmed... IF he was actually born in December 2008...
LifeTime should be sad of them self for putting this show on Air. I love all of LifeTime shows such as The Clint List, Drop Dead Diva, Dance Moms, Dance Moms: Miami, Army Wives, Coming Home, and also there movies. But why in the hell Bristol Palin!!!!!!!!!! No take it down people is not going to watch her. Come on LifeTime, bring something better and give up on that show...
I first enjoyed Bristol on Dancing with the Stars, she did well, worked hard, and had fun. She is a real down to earth, young lady
ok she comes from a famous family, not her fault, ok she got pregnant, so do many many other young girls, look at the stupid tv reality show about them all. Bristol kept the baby and spoke out about being young and being a mom, good for her. I am sure she did not ask for a reality show, someone went to her and said lets do one. ok it might be a flop, but she is trying, and she is a good girl and very sweet, but the whole thing is, she is a young girl who is learning her way in the world like many many other young girls.
Was she riding the bull and ringing bells like Paul Revere?
Someone really watched this crap? She famous for getting preg as a teen and she thinks she deserves a show? Anybody who would watch this out of real interest needs to be smacked.
Who wears a Christian t-shirt to a bar? Very Palin. I sin but I still have the moral highground.
@Randall Tharpe - Nice try. We all know you're really Sarah Palin. Why you'd call your own daughter 'buxom' is beyond me, but you're not fooling anyone.
Brave, buxom, beautiful Bristol Palin is America's Sweetheart. Her fascinating new 'Lifetime' series is fun & family-friendly.


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