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Brunch with unlimited drinks
I believe I saw a sign in a restaurant in Chelsea or around 14 Street that offered unlimited drinks with weekend brunch (I assume it's limited to the drinks on the brunch menu). Do you know the place or one with the same offer anywhere else?
re: Lucia
Bone Lick Park is really not worth the unlimited drinks. The food is less than zero and the drinks are pretty bad to match. My friend likes Blue Moon, though I would be less than inclined to recommend the place. You'd be better of at Nero. Drinks and food are infinitely better than BLP.
re: JungMann
its not great but ive had much worse for brunch than bone lick...and their frozen margaritas got me and my friends blitzed this past summer.
re: sam1
Bone Lick Park isn't the worst restaurant in the city, but the food just doesn't cut it for a CHer, methinks. Which is a shame because it used to be pretty decent. And the margaritas do get the job done (which is pretty much the only reason I went as often as I did), but they taste too strongly of margarita mix for me. That sourpatch, sweet flavor is like a hangover herald for me.
Sapa has unlimited drinks if you can get one of the bar seating for brunch. They have live jazz too!
re: eggplantempress
Out of these options, I think Essex would be best (in terms of food). Do plan for a long wait though (sometimes about two hours).
re: theannerska
You can make reservations for Essex. They are also on OpenTable.
Brunch costs $16 and includes three drinks (mimosas, screwdrivers, Bloody Marys). They open at 11am but I've heard that on Sundays, you don't actually start to get your drinks until noon.
re: Ken J.
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sunburt cow i believe
and for a random one, zucchero e pomodori on the ues.
essex is only 3 drinks, not unlimited.
re: PhishFoodie
I've had brunch at Essex a few times, and I have never been charged for drinks exceeding 3 (both upstairs and downstairs). Also the food is surprisingly delicious, though it is impossibly loud in there.
re: Ken J.
Does Calient Cab still offer unlimited?
Try The Sunburnt Cow - EV/Alphabet City. Used to have $15 brunch with all the Foster's drafts, mimosas and bloodies you can drink. Fun back patio, good looking crowd, Drunky good time.
Note on Essex cause I go there all the time: You are right that they never charge you for drinksm, they just keep coming. And you WILL wait at least two hours even with a reservation. The plus side is that if you go next door to Welcome to the Johnson's, they will come find you. And Welcome to the Johnsons makes an awesome "manmosa"-- PBR and oj. Good bloody's too.
re: emma9183
I've always had a reservation, and never had to wait - once even with a group of 8 people. I guess I have just been lucky!
Intermezzo on 21st and 8th Ave. has an unlimited drinks offer for $10. Since their entrees are about $10 and under, it's a pretty good deal overall. Their drinks are great (choice of bloody mary, mimosa, screwdriver, bellini, mango bellini, raspberry bellini), the wait is never too long, and the food is decent.
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Thanks for the many more recommendations!
Cafe 50 West (on 22nd St) does the unlimited brunch drinks. It's a new place and I've only been there once (for brunch, in fact) and the food and bloody marys were good.
Maracas on Greenwich (betw 6th and 7th) has unlimited margaritas at their Sunday brunch.
Bone Lick Park at 75 Greenwich is a bbq place that has unlimited mimosas, margaritas or bloody marys at brunch.
Borough Food & Drink has a $10 make-your-own Bloody Mary bar at their Sunday brunch. I think its unlimited, but not 100% sure on that.
http://www.paradounyc.com/ charges, I think, $25 (not including tax & tip) for unlimited champagne cocktails.


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NEW YORK (AP) - An unpublished notebook containing the musings and poems of Jim Morrison in the last year of his life is included in a coming sale of rock 'n' roll memorabilia.
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A century ago, during World War I, a British intelligence officer known as "Lawrence of Arabia" deeply understood the Mideast and saw hope for rational politics, but Western imperial ambitions intervened to ensure regional instability, as Bill Moyers and Michael Winship recall.
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In theory, many people hail the idea of independent thinking and praise the courage of speaking truth to power. In practice, however, the pressure of "group think" and the penalties inflicted on dissidents usually force people into line even when they know better, as Lawrence Davidson notes.
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A new wave of neocon opinion is pounding President Obama for failing to keep troops in Iraq and resisting wars in Syria and Iran – claiming U.S. prestige and power are in decline – but these bellicose appeals are, for once, getting little traction with a war-weary public, as Lawrence S. Wittner observes.
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The pundits say America's economic angst will trump worries about war in the Nov. 6 election. However, as Americans learned a decade ago, careless foreign policies can have disastrous consequences, a lesson that ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar also traces back one and two centuries.
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It might seem odd to anyone who understands what Jesus taught that the U.S. presidential candidates who most stress their Christian devotion are often the same ones urging more wars. But this defiling of Jesus's message of peace is not new, as Gary G. Kohls recalls from an inspiring moment in World War I.


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REAL Spanish food market?
Does anyone share my pet peeve that Latin American markets here advertise that they sell "Spanish" food but don't have a clue what tomate frito, cola cao, or jamon serrano are? If so, can you tell me where to find these and other real Spanish foods in Boston?
The term "Spanish Food" does not actually mean from spain. It really means Latino food.
You would be hard pressed to find a genuine Spanish from Spain market anywhere in the USA nevermind Boston. Keep in mind that Spanish (from Spain) influence, immigration, etc. has been minimal in the USA at least in the most recent 200 years. Other then the occasional Basque sheppard, there were very few Spanish immigrants to the US.
The said the larger hispanic influence, if you include S. America and the Caribbean is huge.
Finally, Jamon Serrano can be found at formaggio. For anything else: www.tienda.com
The fact that the only really comprehensive US based Spanish food web site is relatively young just further enforces the fact that there is not a very strong contemporary Spanish influence stateside.
re: StriperGuy
Russo's also sells jamon serrano and the palacios chorizo. If you drive all the way to Fall River, Chaves Market sells Portuguese products that are similar to Spanish ones, sometimes.
Or convince Marty at Marty's liquors to carry what you want. Tomate frito sounds just up their alley. He's told me many of the food products he sells come from customer suggestions.
re: StriperGuy
I'll second tienda.com - they have great Spanish paprika, and even carry my favorite brand of shaving creme when I lived there! (La Toja)
re: StriperGuy
A Spanish tienda (Las Ventas) is supposed to open soon in the South End.
Meanwhile, formaggio has much more than just serrano. Sherry, Cava, wines, numerous cheeses, membrillo, bomba, calasparra and valencia rice, olive oil tortas, jamon Iberico, chorizo, boquerones, marcona almonds, fig almond cake, pimenton, espelette, piparras, piquillos....
re: StriperGuy
Thanks for all your suggestions. I have met a lot of Spaniards here in Boston (way more than when I lived in San Diego, and there was a fabulous Spanish market with strictly foods from Spain there) so I was really surprised that a big town like Boston didn't have one. I look forward to the market opening in the So. End and will hit up formaggio in the meantime.
I share your frustration..... it seems to be a Boston thing, or maybe east coast? I know that in the midwest and california people understand the difference between speaking spanish and being spanish.
Inman Sq, Union Sq and Lechmere form a portuguese triangle-- many restaurants and food stores in there. I haven't done the stores, so I don't know if there are spanish brands, but if you find cola cao PLEASE let us know!
Also, I know a handful of people who are immigrants from the Canary Islands. I've had it in my head that they have a little community around here somewhere, but I don't have verification of that. Certainly nothing like the Cape Verdean community.... I've never been to the canaries, so I don't know if their store shelves look like the ones on mainland Spain or if they have their own brands.
There are more than a few reasons behind signs like "Spanish Food": Bodegas in Latino neighborhoods weren't necessarily owned by latinos, Goya Foods started out with Spanish staples, but most of their business is now in Latin American foods. Its a "pet peeve" for many Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, and (quite often) Brazilians to be called "Spanish."
Specialty markets and online are your best sources. Wholesalers are offering a lot more Spanish products and better quality products, which are available to restaurants (which are using them), but not widely available in stores. Some of the best ones have been mentioned, Wine and Cheese Cask in Somerville for olives and The Concord Cheese shop might also be worth a peek when you are nearby.
That said, wholesalers offer a lot more Spanish products these days which are available to stores and restaurants.
You don't need to go to Fall River to seek out Portuguese products if those interest you. Here are some local markets: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/406558
If you do head there, you get the advantage of multiple kinds of locally cured Portuguese presunto (you can buy this whole locally, but usually not small amounts). And also Sid Wainer and Sons is nearby in New Bedford is worth a visit from just a gourmet foods perspective (more Italian and French imports than Spanish). For the things you mentioned, there are enough differences that I am not certain the Portuguese versions will be what you want, although for other items like tuna in olive oil there are excellent substitutes.
Nestle products like Milo are more likely than Cola Cao. I have seen Spanish puree in regular super markets, but not tomate frito (not even Orlando brand distributed by Heinz).
re: itaunas
Another advantage to Chaves Market is their wine section. They have a lot bigger Portuguese selection (and ginja!) than I've seen in Boston. There's also a liquor store next to Hartley's pork pies that carries the same Madeira they bring over the the big festival in August. Fall River & New Bedford are a worthy chow-trip from Boston. Search the NE board for more about that area.
re: silver queen
Chaves is actually a wine importer, which is part of the reason for the stock. In the Boston Area you should check out 660 liquors for overall selection (and cape verdean, etc licores), Jerry's in Union Sq for slightly higher end (I haven't had quite as good luck recently), portuguese aguardente, and Martin Brothers for cheaper prices (cash only). They usually have a few different bottles of ginginha (Jerrys might be a bit better) and you can find a lot of wines not stocked elsewhere, but its still not the Southcoast (where it can still be a challenge to find Portuguese wines). FWIW, at the Madeira festival, they used to be able to serve directly from the barrel which was the only place outside of the Island that did that. However, there have been a number of changes in recent years, I think the barrels among them, due to issues of overconsumption.
re: elisafj
Compared to the 100,000 or so Bodegas (I can think of at least 40 in Boston) many of whom proclaim they are "Spanish" that is a pretty small number.
re: elisafj
The ones in Berkeley and Mill Valley, as well as Santa Fe, are spanish table. I used to order from them for years before tienda.
How about asking the people at "Taberna de Haro" in Brookline? I bet they know where to find everything. www.tabernaboston.com
re: pierce
I went to Las Ventas a couple of weeks ago. I have spent several years total in Spain (you might say that my family includes the Basque shepherds Striperguy was referring to) and was ecstatic at the quality and selection there. I used to be pleased that places like whole foods offer two or three cheeses from Spain - I think Las Ventas had about 25. Olive oil, pimientos del piquillo, ham, sausages, etc. It's so great to have it all in one place. It's in a weird location, maybe that's the only drawback. My mother will weep with joy when she visits. Maybe not after she sees the prices. I recommend it though.
re: StriperGuy
Good question! Didn't check for that.
re: StriperGuy
I just bought some chufas from La Tienda in the (vain?) hope that I can make some passingly-good horchata. Wish me luck!
re: mirage
REALLY easy to make excellent horchata.
Soak chufas in lots of cold water for 2 - 3 days. Rinse.
Grind up in blender with plenty of fresh water.
Strain through cheese cloth. Squeeze pulp, you can get lots out of the pulp. Add sugar to taste.
Keep in mind that horchata in the fridge should have a decent layer of sort of silt on the bottom of the pitcher. It is traditional to stir vigorously before serving because the silt should be part of each serving.
Serve ice cold.
The home made horchata I have made is as good as any I have had in Spain.
By the way, so cool to actually have the mythical Spanish (from Spain) food store in beantown. Gotta check it out.
re: StriperGuy
Thanks - I just cut and pasted your instructions.
I'll let you know how it turns out.
re: StriperGuy
If you need immediate relief for Horchata craving, they have it at Anna's Taqueria. Never had it elsewhere, but I like it there.
re: pardomax
That is not Spanish, but Latin American. Not what the OP is looking for.
re: StriperGuy
Las Ventas next to Estragon in the South End is still the local place...but formaggio in Cambridge and South End as well as Capone in Cambridge and Somerville have lots of stuff from spain.
re: Madrid
Las Ventas is mentioned above. Formaggio has some, hadn't thought of Capone... thanks.


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TMZ is reporting that exiting The Young and the Restless star Michael Muhney was fired from the show for allegedly "harassing" and groping co-star Hunter King.
We first reported last month that Muhney had been fired from his popular role of Adam Newman, a role he has held since 2009. King has portrayed Muhney's on-screen niece, Summer Newman, since 2012.
Since the news came out, many co-stars and insiders claim that producer, Jill Farren Phelps was not at fault for the dismissal and there was more to the situation.
Sources close to Y&R tell TMZ "38-year-old Muhney allegedly bullied and harassed 20-year-old Hunter King, who plays Summer on the show. She went to higher-ups and complained recently Muhney had fondled her breasts on 2 occasions — and she said both were unsolicited and unwanted" The report said the new allegations "broke the straw on the camel's back."
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"When you have a passion to discover, only an adventure will quell it," Dr. Mina told WINK News.
"It is a rush, very exciting, to un-earth something that no human hands have held for maybe 2000 years!", he added.
The Mina's will fly to the Dominican Republic and will become the first foreigners, officially invited by the government there, to try to find the lost city of Bartholomew Columbus. He was the brother of Christopher, and travelled to what we know as Hispaniola in the late 1400's, on Columbus' seocnd voyage to the new world. Bartholomew found gold in the jungles of what is now the Dominican Republic, and he founded a city near the site of the gold. Later though, he abandoned the area, and nobody has found the city since then.
"We will have metal detectors and old maps. We hope to find some artifacts that will tell us, this was the settlement," said Dr. Mina.
He has travelled the world, looking for relics of lost cities and civilizations. He's been to Israel, Romania and Mongolia. He found a statue of Mars in Romania that is considered one of the finest and best-preserved, ever un-earthed. His son Tony found a Roman coin, bearing the picture of Nero.
"When you find something that nobody has seen for all those years, and hold it in your hands, you have a direct connection with history," said Dr. Mina.
His son Tony will join him on the 10-day expedition to the Dominican Republic. "It's going to be hot, itchy with mosquitoes, and probably just very uncomfortable," Tony Mina predicted. "But it will be so cool if we find some remnants of the lost city. That's why you put up with discomfort, for that discovery."
Dr. Mina chuckled when the subject of Indiana Jones came up, but he said, he does have some Jones moments. "In Mongolia, I went to a flea market known for thieves. I bought a carpet there, and suddenly, all these men surrounded me. One big guy started hitting me in the chest and clearly, they were going to pick my pockets. So I swung the carpet roll, hitting one guy, and created a small opening for me to run through. Then the vendor started yelling: Thieves, and all the thugs dispersed into the crowd! That was an Indiana Jones moment for me," he said.
The Mina's do not expect trouble on the upcoming expedition. But, just in case, "That's what we carry machetes for," said Tony Mina.


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Another attempt from Yanks to create havoc W/Russian Society to no avail wait & see CSI:Washington
How stupid. Glad they got put behind bars. How dare they do such a thing.
desecrating a place of worship is a criminal offense in any country. The HR NGO is a USA stooge
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Prison will look like a picnic compared to trying to make music with no talent..2 bad for P.Riot.
No propaganda stage for Zionist shills, but punishment through political justice!
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Perverts weren't jailed for their song but for stealing chicken from a shop and an orgy at museum.
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Lost ''new folder'' option
When I right-click in a directory and then click on ''New'' I no longer get the the option to create a folder. I get either ''shortcut'' or ''Briefcase''
Can someone help me correct this ?
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See if this helps: New Context Menu - Remove & Restore Default Menu Items
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Thank you. I followed the steps as best I could but did not succeed in reintroducing the ''folder'' option in ''New''.
BTW, I could not follow this step as described in the instructions:
''...14. When prompted, click/tap on Run, Yes (UAC), Yes, and OK to approve merging the .reg file...''
After clicking ''Merge'' I did not get the ''Run'' command etc. All I got was a message alerting me about changing the registry (or something in that sense). I clicked on all the ''yes'' buttons, restarted my computer...but still no ''folder'' options.
BTW, would ''Briefcase'' be effectively the same as a folder ?
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You won't see the prompt if UAC is disabled.
No, Briefcase is not the same a Folder.
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Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit
Hi Pantagruel,
I faced the same problem long back and resolved it. How long back I am unable to recollect and I am also unable to recollect which of the following two I used to fix the problem. I had to literally dig it out from my old backups on an external drive.
You may try both. Be advised to backup your registry/registry entries before making any changes.. Below is the verbatim reproduction of the notes I had made then.( I have marked as 1 and 2 now. That marking was not there in my original notes)
File menu NEW missing. Also in Desktop context menu. Solution
To resolve this issue, use Registry Editor to verify that the registry key listed below has the value listed, and if needed, edit the value to match the value listed.
Registry key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\New\ (Default)
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NOTE: This registry entry only exists if the Windows Desktop Update component is installed. If the Windows Desktop Update component is not installed, add the registry entry and (Default) value.
2. Select Start/Run, type REGEDIT in the 'Open' box and press enter.· · · When Registry Editor opens, click 'Edit' on the Toolbar and then 'Find'. Next· in the 'Find what:' window, type NoFileNew and press enter. If the entry· is found, it should show in the right pane.· · · Right-click it and select 'Delete' from the menu. You can then press the 'F3'· key to continue the search for other instances. · · NoFileNew = enable/disable New in File Menu and Ctrl+N
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Thank you all for your help. I don't think I am courageous enough to undertake the task you propose. I will be visiting my son in a couple of months and he has a computer background. He will help me with this.
But if you don't mind a bit of musing in this forum may I ask the following question about the removal of the option to create new folders with Windows 7
If we cannot create new folders and sub folders how are we now supposed to add new documents and photos to our hard drive in new folders ? When I transfer my photos and videos to my computer, do I just add them to the single My Pictures folder and not be able to gather them according to different topics? This makes no sense. There must be something I don't see in this...
Can someone explain why Microsoft removed this essential function of creating folders and sub-folders? If I understood why this was done, it may help me understand the solutions that are proposed.
Thank you in advance for any clarifications about this issue.
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1, Windows 8.1 Pro x64
Microsoft did not remove the ability to create new folders.
Something has occurred in your system that has caused this.
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Is this true for all folders or specific folders? Any chance you are clicking on folder names under Favorites in Windows Explorer?
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64-bit Windows 8.1 Enterprise
Hello Pantagruel,
If you still haven't got this sorted, then you might see if downloading and merging the .reg files for the listed folder and directory options in the tutorial below to restore their default associations and registry entries may help.
Default File Type Associations - Restore
Hope this helps,
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Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) is a form of brief therapy much favoured by the NHS. It has many plusses compared to therapies such as traditional counselling: it is action-oriented, here-and-now, incorporates basic psycho-education, and it actively leverages what people say to themselves in order to change how they feel. But it has shortcomings. In my view it in no way deserves its growing reputation in the media as "THE evidence-based therapy", especially when compared to such inspiring brief therapies as Solution-oriented therapy (SOBT). (The myth of CBT - why cognitive-behavioural therapy isn't the "best" therapy.)
Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) was invented by an American psychoanalyst, Aaron Beck, in the 1960s. Beck decided that psychoanalysis, in the form of endless talking and self-reflection, simply didn't work. He took the bold step of sweeping away all the processing and found his patients did much better when he instead said to them (in my words, dramatising just the tiniest bit) "Stop telling yourself worrying thoughts and step by step, get on with life."
It is true that therapy which focusses only on looking inwards can take forever to get nowhere. But what makes for real, deep personal change is a flexible, balanced mixture of action and inner process, a balance of thought and emotion. In my view Beck threw out the baby with the bathwater. CBT, even when useful, is shallow.
That's not just my opinion. It's what my clients who've previously had CBT repeatedly tell me. (What my clients in Bristol say about counselling, psychotherapy and CBT.)
The spirit of CBT is to choose to think rationally about a problem ("cognitive") and take active common-sense steps ("behavioural") to challenge fears and insecurities. (For example: do cats really bite if you stroke them? - try it and find out.) In particular CBT changes what we say to ourselves about things. For example, you might change "I must succeed, or there will be unbearable consequences" to "I prefer to succeed. If not, there may be consequences, and if so I can cope with those."
Missing from CBT are feelings and emotions. In the CBT view, these arise from thoughts. And for some feelings and emotions, this is true. But most certainly not the deepest core feelings. Core emotions arise from a profound place inside us, far deeper than words. CBT is often appears to be just ignorant of these human depths.
Human life is about joy, discovery, courage, truth, risk, adventure, compassion, love, spirituality, finding and following the inner voice, commitment, sex, passion, joy and fun. To me, so is therapy. With its one-dimensional academic emphasis on rational thinking, it is virtually impossible to find anything of these in any CBT manual I have ever seen. Yet it is not difficult for a highly effective, highly research-supported psychotherapy to be alive, empowering and human and reflect all these qualities. Solution Oriented Therapy does so magnificently.
Life is also about deep unconscious and superconscious forces. Again, it is impossible discover anything of these in CBT.
Here is a very simple example, a client of mine who had previously had CBT. [All case vignettes are real but anonymised.] Her issue was that she'd get so far into a relationship, and then when things were going well, she'd create an excuse to throw a fit of hysterics, and leave. This had happened several times. The CBT therapist had said that this was a learned behaviour pattern which she could re-learn, and taught her "thought-stopping" techniques. And she was striving and straining to stop those thoughts of leaving. She just couldn't. [Thought-stopping is a good tool, and I teach it myself. It just wasn't right in this situation.]
Within five minutes it was obvious that the problem was nothing to do with her leaving her boyfriends. Rather, she was terrified that they would leave her. She left pre-emptively in order to avoid the pain of them leaving her, a common pattern. She had an "A-ha!" moment as she linked this to her father walking out on her mother. In one session we made more progress than several months of CBT, and in only a few sessions saved her relationship.
Although CBT has over time been forced to recognise the value of the client-therapist relationship, if you look at CBT books you will find them drier and more lifeless than a dry, lifeless thing. By contrast, solution-oriented therapy textbooks are inspiring and full of respect and appreciation for human beings and their capacity to overcome problems, with just a little help. CBT lacks a loving or expansive vision of human potential. It is incomplete or more often simply wrong in its academic understanding of feelings and emotions. It is highly structured ("manualised" or "protocolised") with little room for the creativity of the moment. All in all, CBT is a VERY useful therapy. But its self-belief that it is the best or only therapy, is plain crazy. See here for a thoughtful critique of CBT in The Guardian by psychoanalyst and author Darian Leader.
My own approach could be termed "CBT with heart and soul." It includes those principles of CBT that I feel have enduring value – the emphasis on living life now, on taking action, on changing from destructive to constructive patterns of thinking. These are not original to CBT, they are basic to all the ancient wisdoms:
"Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think. Suffering follows an evil thought as the wheels of a cart follow the oxen that draws it."
Gautam Buddha
But my approach also includes the things that CBT so woefully excludes: feelings, emotions, unconscious forces – the depths that are so painful and the heights that are so joyful, the things that make life alive.
If you would like to explore how that expanded way of therapy can help you, just give me a ring: the permanent number is 0845 3510604, currently the same as dialling 0117 955 0490. You can call any time at all; leave a message and I'll get back to you.
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Thanks for the help with my question! You see how computer smart I am by not using your Whiteboard for my question. I will try not to make the same mistake next time. Thanks again!
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Additionally, I was being a bit sarcastic in reply to another person's: "Also, you can post from the app on your smart phone." Reminds me of "Let them eat cake." I'm trying not to engage directly w/ that person, wh/ only seems to fuel more of the same.
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A serial burglar is to spend 10 years in prison and pay more than $14,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to 17 felonies.
Robert J. Frates, 27, burglarized tanning salons, tattoo shops and other small businesses in a burglary spree that ended in late March when police followed him using a GPS tracker affixed to Frates' Bronco and watched him burglarize a business.
He also burglarized sports card shops last winter and stole the firearm used in the shooting death of John S. Williams on Jan. 17, 2010.
Frates' 120-month prison sentence and $14,650 restitution order came after he pleaded guilty last week to possession of a stolen firearm, second-degree attempted burglary. three counts of second-degree burglary, two counts of first-degree possession of stolen property and four counts of second-degree burglary.
Past coverage:
April 1: Police link burglary suspect to gun used in gang slaying
A felon accused of stealing the gun used in a gang-related murder last year has been charged with five burglaries.
Robert J. Frates, 27, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to four counts of felony second-degree burglary and one count of attempted second-degree burglary.
He's accused of breaking into Sunny Buns Tanning, 2821 E. 27th Av., on March 15, Smart Smoke, 12924 W. Sunset Highway, Metro Sign and Banner, 1403 N. Greene, and another building in Airway Heights on March 25.
He's also charged with attempted-second-degree burglary for a break-in March 26 at Super Sonic Blind Cleaners, 3612 E. Broadway Ave.
Police arrested Frates that day after an officer followed him using a GPS tracker affixed to Frates' Bronco.
Last June, Frates told police he'd to traded four stolen firearms to a man for $600. One of the guns was the Ruger mini 30, which was used to kill John S. Williams. Edward L. "TD" Thomas is scheduled to stand trial June 20 for Williams' murder.
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April 1: Police link burglary suspect to gun used in gang slaying
A suspected serial burglar tracked by police using a GPS device is believed to have stolen the gun that was later used in a gang-related murder.
Robert J. Frates' arrest on Tuesday is his third since December, when police picked him up on suspicion of breaking into several sports card stores in Spokane Valley.
No charges have been filed in that case, but Frates, 27, has a trial scheduled in June for charges related to the sale of stolen property, including several firearms.
One of those firearms, a Ruger Mini rifle, was used in the shooting death of John S. Williams on Jan. 17, 2010, police said.
SANDPOINT, Idaho (AP) — Recovering a stolen cell phone? There's an app for that.
The Bonner County Daily Bee reports 22-year-old Sean B. Mahoney of Sandpoint pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft and possession of drug paraphernalia on Wednesday in a case that was cracked by the owner of a stolen cell phone. Mahoney was sentenced to 30 days in jail.
A Sandpoint resident reported a cell phone, snowboard and goggles were taken from his sport utility vehicle on Dec. 18.
The GPS-enabled phone contained a software application that can be activated when the device is stolen. The owner used the app and a laptop to track the handset to a house where the items were recovered, along with two other stolen snowboards, several holiday checks apparently taken from neighborhood mailboxes, drug pipes and marijuana seeds and stems.
A longtime Spokane felon who didn't show up for his trial on theft and stolen property charges is wanted by police.
Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for tips that help arrest repeat offender Kevin Leon Schimpf, 52, who has a 26-year criminal history in Spokane County.
A warrant was issued after Schimpf didn't show up for his trial in September on charges of second-degree theft and first-degree trafficking in stolen property.
Police say he stole car keys from a finance counselor at Holy Family Hospital, then stole fishing equipment and a GPS device from his car and pawned them.
That was in July 2008. The two-years-in-the-making trial still hasn't happened.
Schimpf, 5-foot-9 and 160 pounds, last gave 3803 W. Greenwood Ave. in Spokane as his home address. His criminal history includes convictions for possession, delivery and manufacture of controlled substances; third-degree theft, DUI, driving while license suspended and probation violations.
Anyone with information on his current location is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or submit tips online.
A man charged in a home invasion robbery last fall walked out of court a free man today after pleading guilty to riot.
Maurice D. Lofton, 29, pleaded guilty to the felony in a plea agreement reached after Deputy Prosecutor Larry Haskell said the victims failed to identify Lofton in a police lineup.
Lofton was sentenced to 14 days in jail and credited for 14 already served.
The deal dismissed two burglary charges, three counts of kidnapping, one count of conspiracy to commit kidnapping, and four counts of first-degree robbery related to an Oct. 8 invasion at a home in the 500 block of East Garland Avenue.
Haskell said several people were in the home when a man came to the door asking to use the phone, then was followed inside by several gunmen who stole marijuana and other valuables. Police used a GPS in a stolen cell phone to track down Lofton about 30 minutes later, who they say tried to dispose of the pot and stolen cell phones.
"I was just at the wrong place at the wrong time," Lofton told Superior Court Judge Maryann Moreno. "I was messing around with the wrong friends."
Lofton said he had moved to Spokane from Detroit "to change my life."
"Yet here you are," Moreno said. "I think you got pretty lucky this time. And next time, you are looking at a lot of prison time."
A convicted sex offender considered likely to reoffend has disabled his GPS tracking device and was last seen in downtown Spokane last night.
James Broady Artis III, 43, is wanted on a warrant for escape from community custody, according to the Spokane Police Department.
Artis, a level 3 sex offender, is a drug user who may be armed, police said. He was last seen in the 300 block of West Sprague last night. Artis was released from prison in August 2005 after serving three years for burglary.
He also has been convicted of second-degree assault with a deadly weapon and taking indecent liberties with a woman, whom he threatened to kill with a knife during the sexual assault, according to previously published reports.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call 911.
A stolen cell phone with a GPS tracker installed led to the arrest of two teenagers this morning.
The phone was stolen from an unlocked car this morning in near 6th Avenue and Pines Road in Spokane Valley, then recovered when police used the GPS to track it to a home at 1310 S. Raymond hours later.
Arrested were Scott H. Gregor, 19, and a 14-year-old boy, according to the Spokane Valley Police Department.
Police think Gregor and the boy stole the phone along with Christmas presents and a purse with credit cards from the car.
Officer recovered the Christmas presents and cell phone but not the purse.
Anyone whose car may have been prowled in the area of 6th Avenue between Pines and Bowdish is asked to call (509) 456-2233.


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Another week, another handset from HTC, or so it seems. The Taiwanese manufacturer has been churning out new Windows Mobile smart phones with indecent haste of late, and seems to be showing no signs of flagging. HTC Snap HTC's Snap: keep up with your inner retinue The latest is a break from the firm's Touch series and instead …
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You need to check out the facts on the homescreen mate, that is actually Microsofts "Sliding Panels" homescreen aka Chome or "Compact Home", nothing to do with HTC.
Surely you mean...
"Without a big touchscreen though, it's likely to be more hindrance than help if you try to use it while driving."
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"Without a big touchscreen though, it's likely to be more hindrance than help if you try to use it when pulled over in a safe place, as using it whilst driving is not only dangerous, but also illegal"
Two points:
First: HTC have a whizzy UI for their touch phones that's very nice but what may not be clear to people is that as soon as you fire-up a third-party app you're thrown straight back to the the turn of the century and the WinMo user 'interface' because, in most cases, the standard interface design is rooted back in there (go look at Windows CE 3, it'll look very familiar). Some apps have a really good UI but there's no consistency between them because there's no UI design standard that they can rally around.
To avoid this problem you have to refrain from installing any third-party apps and then it's not so much of a smartphone.
Second: Still no push IMAP in WinMo? Seriously? I mean, seriously? I know; install a third-party app, oh, that brings me back to my first point.
Said it before - not interested in winphones.
Why is the same hardware not available with a choice of OS?
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Why bother reading the article then?
So pretty much an E71
But with Wincephone software.
I am not even sure the hardware looks as nice...the E71 is almost perfect in that regard.
I think I will stick with tried and trusted S60 thanks...it has it's flaws but at least it tries to be a phone first. Every wincephone I have sampled (various HTC devices up to the Touch Diamond) have had horrible stalls, crashes, out of sync sound events and massive usability issues
About the only thing that will get me giving up the 71 is when Orange wake up and start offering an Android phone.
From Poor-man's iPhones to Poor man's Blackberries
You've got to love HTC. After fighting Samsung, LG and the rest in conning people into buying something which looks vaguely like an iPhone but lacks the support, the features or the apps of the iPhone platform, they're now trying the same trick with Blackberries. Having owned numerous HTC phones before I owned a blackberry 8800 and numerous iPhones, HTC have little innovation, they copy. Badly. Their devices feel cheap and insubstantial often decently specced, but always always let down by ridiculously antiquated software. Even if you don't intend to install third party apps on the device and go back to the year 2000 in OS usability with windows Mobile, the HTC software is simply outdated.
That and you'll very rarely get updates if their current behaviour is like their previous, they aren't even up to the standard of Blackberry updates regularity, let alone approaching Apple. New week, new model is the way it is. Windows Mobile seems great on paper, until you try to use it. Tmakes you glad a certain company innovated, or we'd still be stuck using Wimo!
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Bank of England Email Hoax
During the past week many people received an email apparently from the Bank of England. It read: "Dear customer. The security of your personal and account information is extremely important to us. By practising good security habits, you can help us ensure that your private information is protected. Please install our special software that will remove all the keyloggers and backdoors from your computer." The email, of course, was a hoax. Thankfully, those who went ahead and installed the attached file suffered no harm because the file appears to do nothing. The media have been calling this an example of a phishing scam (phishing being a scam in which spammers try to fool people into divulging personal info such as credit card numbers), but I don't think it was a phishing scam because I can't see where or how any personal info was being collected. To me it looks like it was just junk, pure and simple.
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