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Steak Sandwich with Onions, Camembert, Fried Egg, and Chimichurri (November 2013)
A steak sandwich with egg and chimichurri that's a combo right in my wheelhouse.
Roasted-Garlic Mashed Potatoes (November 2013)
Spike your mashed potatoes with roasted garlic and Tabasco, so they're a little spicy and deeply flavorful. These are the perfect mashed potato to eat with Thanksgiving dinner.
Mashed Roasted Garlic (November 2013)
These fragrant roasted garlic is great mixed into mashed potatoes.
"Rye"-Raisin Belgian Waffle Bread (November 2013)
These gluten-free waffles contain no actual rye: The rye-like flavor comes from the caraway seeds. These waffles are perfect for breakfast or a fun was to have breakfast for dinner.
Sautéed Spinach with Pancetta and Dried Cranberries (November 2013)
Sweet cranberries and crispy pancetta dress up this quick spinach side dish. This is a great way to get vegetables into your Thanksgiving meal plan.
Sautéed Brussels Sprout Slaw with Sweet Peppers (November 2013)
Instead of a green salad, thinly slice these brussels sprouts like cabbage, then cook them quickly to serve as slaw. A light and refreshing salad that pairs well with chicken and turkey and is a great Thanksgiving side.
Roasted Carrots with Carrot Top Gremolata (November 2013)
The chopped carrot greens turn into a tasty topping (along with cilantro, lemon zest and jalapeño) for sweet roasted carrots and shallots. Try these carrots, instead of green beans, this Thanksgiving along side a roasted turkey.
Roast Turkey with Chestnut-Apple Stuffing (November 2013)
This classic turkey is rubbed with an aromatic shallot-sage butter, then stuffed with a nutty chestnut-apple stuffing. This roast turkey is a great way to serve a classic thanksgiving turkey with a tasty twist.
Pimentón-Roasted Whole Turkey Breast with Chorizo (November 2013)
A faster and incredibly moist Thanksgiving alternative, this Spanish-inspired turkey breast with chorizo and pimentón is full of smoky heat and flavor. Try this delicious Thanksgiving Turkey Recipe.
Peanut Butter Cookie Moon Pies (November 2013)
Gluten-free peanut butter cookies can be sandwiched with marshmallow cream and dipped in melted chocolate. For a less-sweet moon pie, dip the cookies in dark chocolate instead of milk.
Elegant Stuffing (November 2013)
This sweet take on the traditional stuffing makes an elegant addition to any holiday table.
Vegfetti Stuffing (November 2013)
All of the brightly colored veggies added to this stuffing are as pretty as festive confetti.
Thanksgiving Special Stuffing (November 2013)
Give your traditional stuffing some extra holiday flair by adding tart cranberries and crunchy walnuts.
Holiday Stuffing (November 2013)
Make a simple stuffing taste even more festive with seasonal additions like pecans and golden raisins.
Veggie Delight Stuffing (November 2013)
This veggie-packed twist on a traditional stuffing recipe is sure to please any healthy eaters at your holiday table.
Spinach-Mushroom Stuffing (November 2013)
Sneak some extra veggies into your classic holiday stuffing with this spinach-and-mushroom version.
Cranberry-Orange Stuffing (November 2013)
This stuffing gets a lift of fresh, tangy flavor from sweet, fragrant orange and tart cranberries.
Muesli Crunch Whole-Grain Muffins (November 2013)
These gluten-free, not-too-sweet breakfast muffins are lightly spiced with cinnamon. Great for breakfast on the go or an after dinner treat.
Lemon-Poppy Seed Buttermilk Pancakes (November 2013)
These light but chewy pancakes are gluten free and loaded with lemon flavor and poppy-seed crunch. Serve for gluten-free and non-gluten-free guests alike, everyone loves these buttermilk pancakes.
Hummingbird Cake (November 2013)
This version of the classic banana cake, topped with crushed pineapple and a sugary glaze, is completely gluten-free.
Hot Cocoa Cupcakes with Meringue Frosting (November 2013)
These rich chocolate cupcakes mounted with a fluffy marshmallow-esque meringue frosting. They are gluten-free and good for any time of the year. Make a batch to enjoy by a fire on a chilly winter night.
Winter Apple Pecan Stuffing (November 2013)
Sweet, seasonal apples and buttery pecans add fresh fall flavor and crunchy texture to this basic stuffing.
Green Beans with Parsley-Lemon Pesto (November 2013)
This re-imagined pesto, made with parsley instead of basil, is fast, fresh, and delicious. Use it on green beans this Thanksgiving or top pasta with this quick-and-easy pesto any night of the week.
Gluten-Free Waffles Rancheros (November 2013)
Masa harina, a flour made from corn, is added to these gluten-free waffles to give them a sweet, grainy flavor. This dish is a great way to have a healthy breakfast or have a breakfast for dinner!
Gluten-Free Powdered Cake Doughnuts (November 2013)
These gluten-free cake doughnuts are fluffy and light. Easy to make any time you have a need for donuts.
Fried Cinnamon-Sugar-Ricotta Fritters (November 2013)
Gluten-free or not, these fritters are perfect: fluffy, light and just sweet enough. Great to use as an appetizer at a brunch party this fall.
Savory Sausage Stuffing (November 2013)
Succulent sausage adds big, bold flavor to classic holiday stuffing.
Classic Stuffing (November 2013)
This classic Thanksgiving side will help you get a fantastic holiday meal on the table in no time flat.
Simple Stuffer (November 2013)
Turn the huge task of turkey-making into a pleasant Thanksgiving experience, with this easy stuffing recipe.
Dunked Dulce de Leche Doughnuts (November 2013)
Dulce de leche, a sweet, caramelized milk, flavors both these gluten-free doughnuts and their glaze.
Chocolate-Glazed Boston Cream Whoopie Pies (November 2013)
Vanilla pastry cream gets sandwiched between decadent, gluten-free cake cookies before being glazed with even more chocolate.
Mashed Potatoes with Bacon and Mustard (November 2013)
This chunky mashed-potato dish is packed with tangy mustard, fresh herbs, and thick-cut bacon. Try out these mashed potatoes at your Thanksgiving dinner.
Carrot Cake Waffles with Cream Cheese Whipped Cream (November 2013)
Fluffy and ever-so-slightly chewy, it is hard to believe these waffles are gluten-free. Full of carrot cake flavor and topped with a whipped cream cheese, these waffles are perfect for a fall brunch.
Bourbon-Glazed Turkey with Pearl Onion Giblet Gravy (November 2013)
The secret for a turkey with juicy meat and nicely lacquered skin: brine the bird overnight, and then baste it frequently with a bourbon-brown sugar glaze as it roasts. Adding bourbon to your turkey this Thanksgiving will make all the guests happy.
Silvana's Kitchen Gluten-Free All-Purpose Flour (November 2013)
This gluten-free flour recipe can be used with any of your normal recipes. Just replace the flours with Silvana's Kitchen Gluten-Free All-Purpose Flour. Make ahead so it is always on hand.
Banana Custard-Stuffed Peanut Butter Cupcakes (November 2013)
These stuffed, gluten-free cupcakes are completely over-the-top but well worth the effort. Filled with custard and topped with peanut butter frosting you can not go wrong with these gluten-free cupcakes
Apple-Raisin Pie with Walnut-Cream Cheese Crust (November 2013)
This flaky, gluten-free pie crust can be used with any fruit filling. Try it with apple or pumpkin this Thanksgiving.
Apple-Brined Turkey (November 2013)
An apple-brined turkey this Thanksgiving will ensure that you have delicious flavor that penetrates to the bone. This is a no-hassle recipes perfect if you are looking for new ways to make your roast turkey outstanding.
Angel Hair with Peas and Pancetta (October 2013)
In spring, sweet garden peas are at their peak of flavorand Michael Symon makes every effort to incorporate them into his recipes, like this one.
Fried Salami with Hot Peppers (October 2013)
This triumph of a sandwich was created by Michael Symon's dad who whipped up concoctions all weekend, earning the nickname Mr. Sandwich.
Grilled Shrimp and Grapefruit Salad (October 2013)
Make sure you're careful in removing all the skin and pith of the grapefruit so you get a perfect bite of citrus to offset the onion and smoky shrimp.
Lazy Meatball Kebabs with Yogurt (October 2013)
Cooking with yogurt has become mainstream you find it in all sorts of sauces. Michael Symon is still convinced it's best on grilled meat like these kebabs, though.
Orecchiette with Sausage and Kale (October 2013)
One of Michael Symon's favorite pastas, this features some standout ingredients that hold their own in a bowl full of all-stars. It takes closer to 6 minutes, but it's entirely worth it!
Poached Eggs Parmesan (October 2013)
For some reason, poaching eggs scares some people. Probably because when theyve tried to do it, they ended up with loose and wispy eggs instead of nice, tight bundles. There are a couple tricks to doing it right.
Marbled Brownies (November 2013)
These colorful, chocolaty bars go above and beyond your everyday brownie.
Reindeer Antlers (November 2013)
Chocolate-covered pretzels always spread holiday cheer.
Deck the Halls Biscotti (October 2013)
Turn a cup of plain black coffee into a special occasion.
Christmas Chocolate Drops (November 2013)
Try some yummy morsels that go great with a cold cup of milk.
Reindeer Antlers (November 2013)
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Winged Wonders (November 2013)
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Overlooking Fenway Park and just a 3-minute walk to the Kenmore light train station, this historic Boston hotel features on-site dining.
Score from 1373 reviews Very good
This hotel is connected to Logan International Airport by a skybridge. It features a free shuttle service, an indoor pool and a fitness center. Guest rooms have cable TV.
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The Charles Hotel in Harvard SquareSet in the heart of Harvard Square, this luxurious Cambridge hotel combines classic New England style with award-winning dining, elegant guestrooms and 24-hour personalized concierge services.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Boston-CambridgeMinutes from public transportation to downtown Boston and only one mile from the Museum of Science, this hotel in Cambridge, Massachusetts offers a free hot breakfast buffet every morning.
Score from 161 reviews Good
Location, friendly staff, cleanliness and complimentary breakfast
The driveway directly into the rotary
Breakfast was outstanding
garbage can in the hall just outside my door the three days I stayed.
Good place to watch the fall leaves
The traffic
I'm a Best Western rewards member and a big fan of Best Western Plus hotels generally. This one met the standards I'm used to--good breakfast, comfortable rooms, a good workspace, friendly staff.
It was unclear the best way for me to get to the hotel from the Alewife T stop. It ended up being about a .5 mile walk, so not bad, but it was late and dark and having to cross an overpass and walk past stripmalls wasn't terrific. Cambridge hotel prices though are insane, and I used the shuttle service to get to Harvard Square in the morning. Good "affordable" option if you need to save a bit of money (still over $200/night!) when staying near Harvard.
Good location and a competitive price for the area
Not easy to walk around the area versus other Cambridge properties
Loved the location, near Harvard and MIT.
bedding, cleanliness of room and hotel in general, friendliness of hotel staff, inclusion of breakfast in morning is wonderful, and location is very good - also liked hair dryer in room.
nothing in particular. Please keep doing the things that are working for you without adding burdensome costs to guests.
Need a place to stay, city (Boston)was way too expensive...location was better than others too far out of the city. It was clean, a place to lay out heads after a long day in the city!
Don't have any real complaints. Wish it was a little closer to the city.
Breakfast was too notch, but no restaurant for dinner. Staff was helpful, considerate, and knowledgable. Ten minute walk to Boston's T was a real plus!
running at the Fresh Pond Starbucks short walk to Alewife T-station close to Whole Foods
wifi was extremely slow people were smoking right outside entrance and the smell permeated lobby congested area - not as close in as I expected
Overall ok
Some noise (doors slamming etc) at night
Could hear noise from room above and next door. Rooms has unpleasant smell. Room out into parking lot with all night security lights.
The hotel was close to a super market and liqueur store . I found that very convenient . The room was nice and clean . For the price I would recommend it again.
The front desk staff was rude and unwelcoming . When asked questioned the young gentlemen was abrupt and border line rude .
Good , handy location, with a convenient shuttle to Harvard Square.
Sad breakfast fare. Decor is looking tired.
Shower didnt work
There are shuttles commuting between Harvard University and the hotel (the shuttle driver was a very nice guy). Overall the facility of the hotel is very good. It is close to the campus of Harvard University and free parking.
One front desk person did not have positive attitude to us. When we arrived, a wrong room was assigned to us, where somebody was still living in. We informed the person immidiately that the room was not the one we booked. The person looked angry and insisted that nothing was wrong. Fortunately, the person realized her carelessness. You know what? The person did not even say "I am sorry". Anyway, the person does not have a professional attitude to the customers.
the people were very nice and very helpful.
the light in the rooms was very bad.
Spacious and modern rooms. Unlike other Best Westerns I have stayed in the past
I love that this is a dog friendly hotel, and will be staying here all the time with our pup, as we visit family in the area often...I will suggest this to our entire family who travel to Somerville, MA
the staff (including drivers and cleaning) were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good and the man in charge friendly and helpful Rooms were comfortable and well equiped
delays in taxi service
Pet friendly, and close to stores and restaurants.
Proximity to Rte. 2, Rte, 128, etc.
Price - too expensive
Front desk personnel were so accommodating, humanistic, positive and helpful. We came back from work at 10:30 p.m. and had not eaten dinner, the kitchen was closed, but they made us grilled cheese sandwiches. That was wonderful!
I would have wanted more of a variety for breakfast as I had a very long day:(
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For all those people who say they aren't cat people, but deep down know they are. Helen Brown wasn't a cat person, but her nine-year-old son Sam was. So when Sam heard someone mention that her cat had just had a litter, he pleaded to go and see them. Helen was powerless to resist and the deal was done - to be delivered when the kitten was big enough to leave her mother. Just a week later, Sam was killed in a road accident. Not long after this, a little black kitten was delivered to the family's doorstep. Totally numbed by Sam's death, Helen had completely forgotten about the new arrival, which belonged in another universe when Sam was still alive. Helen was ready to send her back, but Sam's younger brother, Rob, identified with the kitten who'd also lost her brothers. Stroking her, it was the first time Helen had seen him smile since Sam's death. There was no choice, the kitten - dubbed Cleo - had to stay Cleo's immense character slowly taught the family to laugh again, giving them hope of getting back to normal. She went on to become the high priestess of Helen's household - vetoing her new men, terrifying visiting dogs and playing an integral role in their lives to become both a guardian and friend.
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Helen Brown was born and brought up in New Zealand where she worked as a journalist, TV presenter and scriptwriter. Now living in Melbourne, Australia with her family, Helen continues to write columns for the New Zealand media, where she's been voted Columnist of the Year several times. Website: www.helenbrown.com.au
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Possibly the next Marley and Me, Cleo, is an honest and un-mawkish true story of ordinary people rebuilding their lives after a tragedy, with the help of a kitten. Even non cat-lovers will be moved. Good Housekeeping Cat-lovers will be charmed and amused ... a salutary reminder of the gratitude we humans owe to our companion animals. Daily Mail


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I'm sorry to have to tell everyone, but Bob Varley passed away this afternoon.
We postponed todays show because Bob wasn't feeling well, he thought he had food poisoning. When his wife Diana came home from work, she found him in their bedroom and he had apparently been dead for a few hours.
That's all we know right now - all of us are heading over to their house to be whatever comfort we can to Diana and Brian. I'll update everyone as we find out more, but I ask that you all please keep Diana, Brian and the rest of Bob's family in your thoughts and prayers.
We've all lost a wonderful friend - a friend whose presence can never be replaced, and whose memory I will hold close to my heart for the rest of my life.
So sorry to hear this, Pete. Thank you for letting us know. I'll be keeping all his family and friends in my thoughts and prayers.
Bob will be missed by many including me. :sad1:
my thought and prayers are with Bob's family at home and here on the boards:flower3:
We'll all miss you Bob.:grouphug:
I never met Bob but I feel like a friend has died.
A persons absence on earth means there presence in heaven. :angel:
OMG I dont even know what to say. I have never met him but it still feels like a good friend is gone. My hands are shaking as I type and I feel sick. God bless his family and the podcast team. If there is anything we can do for any of you please feel free to ask us. I will miss BAWB so much. I just cant even believe it is true. (((HUGS))) to the podcast family.
I am so sorry to hear this.
Prayers for the family :hug: :grouphug:
Prayers being lifted for his family now. I pray that peace surround them/
This is a very sorry day indeed. My family's thoughts and prayers are with Diana and the entire Varley family, and with you and the rest of the podcast family as well. God bless Bob Varley.
My prayers are with Bob's family and his friends. May he rest in peace.
I never met Bob, but I felt like I knew him well. I'd hoped to to meet him someday. So sorry to hear this...:sad1:
I am so sorry for Bob and his family. And for all of you that were his great friends.
This is such a shock.
My prayers go out to all whose lives were touched by Bob.
How sad.
I'm so sorry to hear this. My thoughts are with his family and friends.
How awful. :sad1: My thoughts and prayers to his family, podcast family included. You'll be missed, Bob.
My thoughts go to his family in this very sad time. He touched so many of us with his humor and love for all things Disney and DIS. My prayers and thoughts go to his family and to the Podcast crew, I know they have lost someone so special, as have we all.
I too never met Bawb, but I was looking forward to scouting for him on our upcoming trip to tell him how much we have enjoyed getting to know him via the Podcast and these boards. He was such a wonderful person and made me laugh so many times when by all accounts I should have been out for the duration.
We here are terribly saddened by this news and will make sure to keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers in the coming days.
I was very saddened to hear this. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Bob's family and the whole team. I know what Bob meant to all of you and all of us. :grouphug: :grouphug:
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro hit an 11-month high and global shares rose on Friday on signs of a healthier European financial system and a brighter outlook for Germany, while U.S. stocks extended a rally in the benchmark S&P 500 index to an eighth successive session.
Solid U.S. corporate earnings and the strongest seasonal inflows into U.S. stock mutual funds in a decade also helped lift Wall Street, as the S&P 500 briefly topped the 1,500 mark for a second day in a row, a level last reached in late 2007.
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The Commerce Department raised its estimate for sales in November by 22,000 to a 398,000-unit rate, making the sales pace for the month the fastest since April 2010. Government data for new home sales are subject to substantial revisions.
Global shares as measured by MSCI's all-country world equity index rose 0.41 percent to 354.08.
The Dow Jones industrial average was up 22.30 points, or 0.16 percent, at 13,847.63. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was up 1.94 points, or 0.13 percent, at 1,496.76. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 7.89 points, or 0.25 percent, at 3,138.27.
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Sentiment across riskier asset markets rose earlier in the session when the European Central Bank said euro zone banks would repay 137 billion euros in emergency loans early.
By taking back the three-year loans after only one year, the ECB has become the first major central bank to start moving away from unconventional monetary policy measures to tackle the crisis. By contrast, the U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan are buying bonds to stimulate economic growth.
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The FTSEurofirst 300 index of pan-European shares was up 0.15 percent at 1,172.64 points, buoyed by a report that showed the Ifo think tank's business climate index rose in January to its highest level since June.
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Oil prices rose above $113 a barrel as robust economic data from the United States, China and Germany lifted the outlook for global fuel demand.
Manufacturing in China and the United States grew this month at the quickest pace in about two years.
Brent crude rose 8 cents to $113.36 a barrel. U.S. crude fell 13 cents to $95.82.
U.S. Treasury debt yields rose, with 30-year bonds trading a point lower in price after better-than-expected euro zone data spurred selling of safe-haven U.S. government debt.
The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note was down 18/32 in price to yield 1.9148 percent.
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A new blog recently started up by a fellow reader & friend of mine - Sinku. So far he's got great content on the site and is posting frequently ( everyday it seems ). One thing I can safely say about this guy: he's got awesome ideas around every corner, I mean just go look at the content posted on his site! He really thinks outside the box on some of these posts, I know on several of his posts I went " huh.. why didn't I think of that ". I found his post on how to make over 1,000g by sitting in stormwind very interesting, you guys should go read it!
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Cold said... March 16, 2011 at 11:53 AM
All Great New Resources.
Rumor has it there is a new podcast forming as well.
Adam said... March 16, 2011 at 12:54 PM
This is "Sinku" from Exploiting my Server. Thank you So much for the article!
fluxdada said... March 16, 2011 at 6:17 PM
Thanks so much for the mention Mageshadow! Starting a gold-making blog was one of the best decisions I've made. There is a fantastic community built around gold-making and being able to be a small part of it is an honor.
If you are considering making a blog about WoW gold-making please do it! (And send me the link so I can add it to our blog roll.)
Without community we would all just be talking to ourselves. ;D -flux (from Power Word: Gold)
Terry said... March 17, 2011 at 7:25 PM
Great bunch of blogs there checked them all out and loved them. I am also just starting out with a world of warcraft blog mainly aiming at farming locations.
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"Our mission is to free recovering addicts from their suffering and guide and help them to lead the lives they desire. We do so by addressing the brain and treating addiction as a neurological disorder as well as behavioral disorder. Our goal is to become the world leader in the field of Neurofeedback Training and to create measurable neurological improvement in the brains of those we treat
(516) 342-3053
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The Right Place
Treatment Facility
"What makes us The Right Place to detox is our multi-dimensional outlook and our ability to individualize treatment and care. Our state-of-the-art facility is privately owned and intimate, assuring you the sort of personalized care not available at hospitals or larger institutions. Our medical staff is headed by an M.D. with many years experience in the treatment of addition. Our dedicated nurse and support staff offer personal compassion coupled with the highest level of professional care.
(516) 272-4807
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American Addiction Centers
Treatment Facility
"Recovery starts with hope. We can start you on your way. Whether it's manifested within one of our patients, motivated by their loved one or cultivated through time in one of our residential treatment programs, hope is the first step to manifesting a healthy, clean and sober life. American Addiction Centers facilitates hope and instills the tools within an addict to learn, grow, heal and transform his or her life without the crutch of substances or compulsive behavior. Our evidence-based treatment has helped thousands, and it will help you too. We not only provide the hope to imagine a better life is possible, but the right tools to make that better life a lasting reality.
(888) 496-1609
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Banyan Recovery Institute
Treatment Facility
"Banyan Recovery Institute provides effective, affordable solutions for individuals in need of addiction treatment. We assist our clients in redesigning their lives to develop sustainable abstinence. The intended outcome is a sense of autonomy on an individual, familial and professional basis. Our staff incorporates an evidenced based approach to addiction treatment, addressing chemical dependence and the behaviors and choices that go with this chronic illness.
(855) 336-2812
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Dream Recovery International
Treatment Facility
"Dream Recovery International is the most comprehensive addiction and dual diagnosis treatment facility of its kind. At DRI instead of focusing on addiction, our trained professionals first focus on finding the core issues and trauma that lead to addiction, and then work the addiction itself. Whether it's drugs, alcohol, eating disorders, gambling, sex and love addiction or even relationship addiction; DRI has specialists to treat and to help heal your addiction long-term, rather than attempt a temporary 30-day quick fix for your addictions and problems.
(516) 321-4804
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Pocono Mountain Recovery Center
Treatment Facility
"Pocono Mountain Recovery Center (PMRC) is a residential rehabilitation facility located on 10 acres in the heart of the Pocono Mountains in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Length of stay is based upon the clinical needs of each resident. Our treatment program is based upon the belief that alcoholism / chemical dependency is a primary disease that, if left untreated, can be fatal. We believe that in order to succeed, individuals must commit to and actively pursue their own recovery. Our treatment approach is based upon the 12 Step principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, further enhanced by appropriate therapy. Treatment is individually customized for each resident so as to support and enhance the recovery process. Our love, commitment and expertise guide our clinical and therapeutic approaches. Our counselors are all seasonal professionals who have multiple years as certified and or licensed as clinicians in the addiction fields. Their experience translates into a solid direction to recovery and after care planning that supports ongoing recovery.
(866) 246-2708
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Northbound Treatment Services
Treatment Facility
"North Treatment Services provides drug and alcohol addiction treatment services, and we specialize in treating co-occurring disorders. Our 30, 60, and 90 day residential treatment programs are designed to assist recovering individuals in transitioning back into normal living after learning how to live life sober. Services include inpatient, outpatient, intensive outpatient, and transitional living. We believe in healing the individual from a holistic standpoint, in addition to treating the addiction. This means that those who engage in treatment at Northbound are provided with the tools to recovery physically, emotionally, spiritually, and mentally. Our clinical professionals incorporate the most effective therapeutic strategies for treating addiction and helping individuals rediscover themselves and rebuild their lives. Northbound clients have individualized treatment plans, tailored specifically to suit their needs. They participate in individual and group therapy, psychoeducational lectures, equine therapy, family programs, and experiential activities to learn to bond with peers and have fun in sobriety.
(866) 632-7119
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Transcend Recovery Community NYC
Treatment Facility
""We're and organization that asks you - what do you want to do with your life?" Transcend Recovery Community has been helping clients build new lives in the Los Angeles recovery community since opening it's first sober living in 2008. Now we are pleased to expand and offer our services in NYC. Do you or your loved ones feel alone in the struggle against alcohol, drugs, or mental health issues? At Transcend you are not alone, give one of our fantastic intake specialists a call or email to learn more and become a part of our Recovery Community.
(818) 446-2102
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Houston OCD Program - Residential Support Program
Treatment Facility
"The treatment team delivers expert evidence-based treatment for individuals dealing with anxiety disorders, phobias, depression, and obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorders. We specialize in implementing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), particularly Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and other effective treatment techniques for anxiety, phobias and anxiety-related disorders. We offer a highly specialized Residential Support Program for adults with severe OCD and other anxiety-related disorders. Individuals in the Residential Support Program live in an independent living environment and participate in programming seven days per week. The setting fosters an atmosphere for change, while maintaining a safe environment where clients and staff work collaboratively toward treatment goals. The location of the clinic in a homelike environment increases the opportunity to practice exposures in realistic situations and to build confidence in maintaining gains after completing treatment. Our program is unique in that we offer a full continuum of care, including outpatient clinic, intensive outpatient and residential support program.
(281) 940-3575
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The Glenholme School
Treatment Facility
"The Glenholme School is a therapeutic boarding school devoted to the success of young people with emotional, behavioral or learning differences. Treatment Focus: Emotional, behavioral and/or learning differences; high functioning autism spectrum disorders including Asperger's; attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, pervasive development disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, Tourette's Syndrome, depression, anxiety, and various learning differences.
(860) 799-4831 x226
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Evolve Treatment Centers -Teen Residential,Topanga
Treatment Facility
"The Evolve Residential Treatment Program (RTC) is designed to support clients, 13-18 years old, struggling with mental health, addiction, and behavioral issues. At the Residential level of care, clients live on-site in our treatment homes, with 24-hour support and supervision. At Evolve, we believe in the family dynamic and therefore our homes look like homes. We maintain a setting that provides a sense of security, while simultaneously providing a nurturing environment that includes comfortable living quarters, school area, fully equipped gym, swimming pool, chef, ample grounds, basketball, tennis and/or volleyball courts, Ping-Pong, house mascot, and more. Our staff is handpicked to provide the highest caliber of care in the most compassionate and humanistic way. The clinical staff is comprised of a psychiatrist, nurses, and licensed therapists. Our counseling staff is comprised of experienced counselors, Masters-level interns, and certified recovery coaches, all of whom bring a diverse and eclectic background to bear on the treatment experience.
(800) 665-4769
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Choose To Recover
Treatment Facility
"It is our goal at Choose to Recover to get as many people into treatment as we can. Our service does not cost anything. Just make the phone call and we will assist in getting you or your loved one into the process of recovery. We work with treatment centers that specialize in both adult and teenage addiction.
(844) 466-6673
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Origins Of Hope
Treatment Facility
"Origins of Hope is a treatment center for women located in beautiful South Florida. Entering our treatment program allows our clients to focus on their recovery. Recovery is defined as learning to live comfortably without the use of addicting, mood altering substances on a long term basis. We will aid in the development of skills needed to return to everyday life and will provide a support network that nurtures recovery and maintains continued support even after they leave our program.
(561) 293-4681
Therapist: 1 to 1
Pain Management Treatment Centers
Pain management treatment centers in New Canaan are for those suffering from chemical dependency, including patients with co-occurring disorders such as chronic pain, and trauma.
A primary diagnosis of chemical dependency means the patient demonstrates significant pain issues. The Pain Management Program focuses on both addictive disease and developing and implementing a personalized pain curriculum. Many patients enter treatment for addiction to pain medication in New Canaan.
The Pain Management Program treats various types of chronic pain including arthritis, chronic fatigue, Chronic tension headaches and migraine headachea,Fibromyalgia, and more.
a New Canaan pain management treatment Center has a pain management plan that goes well beyond the traditional approach of symptom relief. It is based upon chronic pain as a disease of the brain and that the brain of the chronic pain patient retains the ability to heal and return to normal function.
Chronic pain patients have changes in mood, lose the ability to remain calm, lack coping skills, experience the inability to sleep, and lack attention to task, hopelessness, memory, planning, and one's overall outlook toward life. These changes are common to all chronic pain patients and are very treatable.
Pain Management inpatient programs in New Canaan assure that your chronic pain and substance use disorder are successfully evaluated and treated.
Inpatient or Outpatient Treatment
Residential Inpatient treatment in New Canaan usually consists of 24 hour care at a live-in facility. Full treatment services, including medical and behavioral therapy are provided all at one location near New Canaan.
Medical supervision is generally placed over each resident. In drug treatment centers, clients can detox safely. In eating disorder centers in New Canaan, residential programs enable effective monitoring of the client's health during the treatment program.
Inpatient care offers a structured atmosphere and allows the client and providers to focus on physical and psychological healing.
Outpatient treatment programs in New Canaan or clinics provide flexibility to those who are unable to take time away from their regular lives, work or school. Programs typically meet at the clinic a couple of times every week for a few hours at a time.
Because clients are living away from the centers, outpatient facilities in New Canaan are less able to focus on medical conditions and nutritional needs.
Certain programs provide a combination of the in/out approach: Inpatient for medical stabilization, partial hospitalization for moderate cases, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient clinics for follow-up.


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Next Gen for me:
Well its been a very long time since my last blog, and this will be a bit of a long one given its games centric.
Yesterday, I bought and built a gaming computer finally. My build is as follows:
1. Logitech k260 wireless keyboard and mouse
2. DVD player/burner
3. 1 terabyte Seagate 7200 rpm hard drive
4. cooler master Trooper case
5. cooler master heat sink
6. Sapphire HD Radeon 7950 Vapor-X (Graphics card)
7. Kingston Hyperx 8 Gigs of Ram
8. Sabertooth 990 FX R2.0 Motherboard
9. Thermaltake 850W Gold certified power supply
10. AMD FX 8350 Vishera 4.0 Ghz, 18 MB Total Cache
11. Windows 7 Pro
12. Wireless Adaptor put in
6 fans in all, can control it manually or automatically
Option to add another 8 gigs of Kingston HyperX, another graphics card, hard drives, blu-ray drive
Still putting some games on it, see how it really fairs for me this summer. If my PC gaming experience just turns into a situation where Im constantly tinkering to get games to run on them then my backup is the PS4.
My job has me workin 10-12 hours a day. And then I got the weekend. So time is short for me, so in between working and life, I dont got a lot of time in my free time to be spending tinkering When i wanna play a game - I WANNA play a game.
Often during the week Im living on the rigs in the desert, and while I dont need to take my laptop, I do take with me 3 electronic devices in my backpack carryon. The Ipad Mini (books, a few movies, and lots of comics, and the odd game like Mass Effect : Infiltrator will get Deus Ex : The Fall), the Nintendo 3DS, and the Playstation Vita. I didnt think itd happen, but lately Im way more of a handheld gamer then I am a home-system gamer.
Anyways, gonna try to keep this short:
Watching E3 this year, I knew where my load was gonna lead me to play:
- PC/PS4 (at home)
- Vita/3DS (at night on the rigs at work)
- WiiU (for occasional old Nintendo nostalgia fun) + PS3 (Legacy console with 100+ games for it)
If PC works out best for me as I hope from my massive initial investment into it then Ill be going PC mostly. If not, then its PS4. Fairly simple.
Games I was most excited for per platform (colored very excited, bolded excited, normal looking forward to playing):
- Metal Gear Solid V : Phantom Pain
- Infamous : Second Son
- Killzone : Shadow Fall (launch game Ill get)
- Destiny
- Final Fantasy 15 (wont get too excited, because how much longer is the wait)
- Kingdom Hearts 3 (same as FF15)
- Battlefield 4 (havent decided if I wanna get this on PS4 because I prefer the console space for FPS multiplayer)
- Batman : Arkham Origins
- Transistor
- Mirrors Edge 2
- Wolfenstein : New Order (never been a Wolfenstein fan, but this game has DEFINITELY got my attention)
- Watch_Dogs
- The Witcher 3 : Wild Hunt
- Assassins Creed 4 : Black Flag
- The Witness
- Splinter Cell : BlackList
- Call of Duty : Ghosts (dem dogs man, nah.. Ill likely pick up just for its singleplayer because Ive loved every single one of their single player campaigns however short they are since COD4)
- Killzone : Mercenary
- TearAway
- Rayman : Legends
- Batman : Arkham Origins Blackgate
- Final Fantasy 10 HD (when the hell is it coming?)
- Dragons Crown
- Mario and Luigi : Dream Tea
- Legend of Zelda : A Link Between Worlds
- Wonderful 101 (I will buy the WiiU when this comes out)
- Donkey Kong Country Tropical Thunder
- Super Mario 3D World
For a full list of stuff Im looking forward to playing is on my wish list page on my profile, but those are the games Im most looking forward to.
I will not be getting rid of my PS3 and its 100+ games I got for it, I still go back and play the infamous, Uncharted, Journey, among many other games. The last game for my PS3 is likely to be Beyond : Two Souls, and Ill wait for GTA V to come on PC.
Aside from that, I started playing Last of Us, will be getting Remember Me on PC soon. Life is good, money is good, time is short for games :P. thats the irony.
Theres a lot I could say about Xbox One, I like Halo series, I thought Sunset Overdrive, Ryse : Son of Rome, and Killer Instinct look fantastic. But heres the thing, between the platforms I just said Im gonna play on PC/PS4/Vita/3DS/WiiU/PS3 there is no time for Xbox One, let alone adequate time for all the consoles I WANNA play on. Nevermind that I dont care for Kinect, nevermind that I dont watch TV or that that neat-o TV tech wont work over here in Saudi, nevermind that I dont support this restrictive/poorly explained DRM business they got going on.
Sonys had and got the exclusives that I love and appreciate, Nintendo wins the kid in me, and PC will finally be the muscle gaming machine that I can now afford to spend on.
Thats it for me, how about you guys and gals? Whats got you excited for next gen?


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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
© Copyright 2014 Clayton News Daily
It seems like the holiday shopping season begins a little bit sooner every year than it did the year before.
Whether or not that is true, it sure does seem that way.
Stores were advertising specials, playing holiday music and Christmas lights were going up before Halloween.
Whether you are an early shopper or a wait-until-the-last-minute procrastinator, we encourage our readers to shop locally as much as they possibly can.
The holiday shopping season can make or break many retail businesses.
It simply makes sense to shop locally.
By keeping your shopping dollars at home, you support local businesses by bolstering the economy and growing the community.
Every dollar spent locally represents an investment in the future of our community.
There are very few things on any shopping list that cannot be purchased somewhere in the county.
We have wonderfully diverse shops, big box retailers and restaurants, so there is no good reason to travel out of town for holiday shopping.
Local businesses have a great tradition of giving back to the community.
As they do well, they donate back to local nonprofits, charities, schools and churches.
Supporting those businesses, supports all those organizations, institutions and agencies.
Furthermore, the better established businesses within the county do financially, the more attractive doing business in our county looks to would-be entrepreneurs and major retailers.
Sometimes we hear people complain about the way the retail community has changed, about the businesses that have closed or the things they would like to have available that are not here.
Complaining doesn't change things.
Shopping at home, however, can be an agent for change.
When you shop in the county, you are helping to create jobs, fund local infrastructure and government services through your sales tax dollars and are helping to incubate further community development.
Entrepreneurship is the backbone of the middle class, the catalyst for economic growth and in many ways, the character of a community.
Shopping out of town, may seem like a bargain, but when you consider the cost of fuel, the time spent driving, the aggravation of traffic — not to even mention the bait and switch tactics of out-of-town retailers that entice you with offers that often are no where to be found — it may not be the bargain it seems to be.
We encourage our readers to support local businesses.
Nov. 30 is small business Saturday, so support the many great small businesses located within our county.
Of course, we also encourage readers to support our advertising partners, who through their advertising demonstrate their beliefs in a growing economy and commitment to the community as a whole as they grow their local businesses.
Shopping locally is good for everyone, except, of course, for those out-of-town retailers that contribute nothing back to our community.
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Do you or somebody you love find yourself constantly rolling new characters? Are you infatuated with that new toon smell? Have you maxed out the number of characters in your stable on not just you main server, but on two or three other servers as well? You may just be suffering from a condition widely known as alt-itis. There's no known cure for alt-itis, but there are some experimental treatments being used in mainstream MMOs that you might be interested in hearing about.
One of these, is Tabula Rasa's clone system. A discussion on the topic sprouted up on the Planet TR forums on the topic, with the OP going so far as to call the cloning system Tabula Rasa's "lady in a red dress." While I was not sufficiently persuaded that the thread wasn't just an excuse to make a Matrix reference, I think the larger discussion is a salient one. Does a cloning system like Tabula Rasa's really represent a cure for alt-itis? Some would argue that it's a boon for casual players who don't have time to level eight different characters independently to the end-game, but who want to see the content. Others would argue that Tabula Rasa's tiered system means that most cloning opportunities save you a negligible amount of playtime - after all, you only have two ways to go with a clone at level 30, you can't jump branches. It's an interesting discussion worth checking out (even if the topic has since wandered a bit).
Reader Comments (5)
Posted: Jan 9th 2008 8:29PM Ghen said
But what IS the cloning system?? /stillinthedark
Posted: Jan 9th 2008 8:34PM (Unverified) said
"Tabula Rasa's tiered system means that most cloning opportunities save you a negligible amount of playtime - after all, you only have two ways to go with a clone at level 30, you can't jump branches."
Posted: Jan 9th 2008 9:42PM Ghen said
So I start the game at 30? why not just make that level 1?
Posted: Jan 10th 2008 1:48AM (Unverified) said
No, you start at level 1, ghen, a cloning credit lets you clone your current character's completed missions and stats, to a new character, with the new character it has no gear, and loses it's skill-set, so you can respec your character, or try a different tier,
Posted: Jan 10th 2008 12:44PM (Unverified) said
Hmmmm, I'm not that familiar with TR's cloning system, but it sounds a bit like FFXI's job system, which I actually liked quite a bit (could switch classes at your mog house in a city, each class had its own level)... I only had 2 alts in that game as opposed to my 13 in WoW, but then again, you had to pay an extra dollar a month per alt so that kind of limited my desire XD. So, I guess a real cure for altoholism might be charging for alts, but to be honest, in FFXI, I would have had no alts if the inventory was larger, since I needed sets of equipment for each class, I felt really cramped, so that was what drove me to pay the extra 2$ a month for those alts. My real reason for playing so many alts is so that I know the classes I'm playing with and can help guide other players when I'm leading a group. So, as long as there's some way for me to learn the other classes without using alts (and handle all the necessary equipment), I wouldn't have alts.
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