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"Hudson River Barn Dance"
Sunday, September 28, 2014, at Alpine Pavilion
Rain or Shine!
The Palisades Interstate Park in New Jersey will host a barn dance on Sunday afternoon, September 28, from 2 to 4 PM. Free and open to all — beginners and seasoned dancers alike — the dance will be held at the park's Alpine Pavilion, an open-air covered structure built from native stone and timbers eighty years ago, during the "hard winter" of 1934, by New Deal workers.
Dave Harvey, founder of New York City Barn Dance, will call the dances, offering simple but effective instruction. Harvey will be accompanied by a live band, the Backyard Boys. All ages are welcome to give it a try, and no reservations, experience, or dance partners are needed to participate. $1 hot dogs will be on sale throughout the dance, with proceeds benefitting the ongoing restoration of the park's Kearney House, a nineteenth-century homestead and riverfront tavern which was badly damaged during Hurricane Sandy, and which reopened this summer for the first time since the storm. (Dancers are invited to stop by the house before or after their dance to enjoy a tour, or for youngsters to enjoy a game of graces.)
Eric Nelsen, a historical interpreter at the park who oversees the Kearney House, said that there is a long tradition of folk dancing along the river. He pointed out that many nineteenth-century residents of the Palisades, when interviewed in the early years of the twentieth, fondly recalled the dances they enjoyed in the little riverfront communities beneath the cliffs. "It was a big part of American life in the days before mass media," Nelsen explained. "Years later, these folks, some of them in their eighties, still remembered the names of the musicians who used to play at the dances. Pompey Thompson, from one of the prominent African-American families along the river, was a favorite fiddle player."
The popularity of this kind of dancing continued into the 1900s. After the Park Commission acquired the riverfront properties, it built a number of pavilions to serve as dance halls for the crowds of picnickers and campers who came to the park from New York City and elsewhere. The Alpine Pavilion, where the barn dance will be held, built during the Depression years, continued that tradition. The ground floor was dedicated to changing rooms for a Hudson River bathing beach that was then in operation at the site. But the second story was set up for dancing, with a beautiful hardwood floor. "You really get a chance to touch a part of America's past when you give this a try, especially in a setting like this," Nelsen said. "And Dave is an amazing teacher. He gets everyone out there having fun."
Alpine Pavilion is at the north end of the park's Alpine Picnic Area, adjacent to Alpine Boat Basin, accessible from the park's Alpine entrance off U.S. Route 9W, about a mile north of Closter Dock Road, or from Exit 2 of the Palisades Interstate Parkway. The program is cosponsored by the Palisades Parks Conservancy.
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Sunday, March 30, 2014
Dr. Joseph Brewer and Mycotoxins, an update
Dr. Joseph Brewer of Kansas City was one of the physicians who did not attend the recent IACFS/ME conference. Dr. Brewer is an infectious disease doctor who has been working with AIDS, Lyme and ME/CFS patients for a very long time. Over the years he has become interested in various treatments for ME/CFS - and has been open to thinking about associated subjects such as Mitochondrial impairment (or down regulation) or Mycotoxin involvement - to describe two of his recent interests.
About two years ago now, Dr. Brewer stumbled upon Mycotoxins and their potential involvement in ME/CFS. Dr. Brewer and his associates, Dr. Thrasher and Dr. Hooper, published their first paper on Mycotoxins and ME/CFS in April 2013. It can be view here. In this study, Dr. Brewer reveals finding 93% (104 of 112) of his patients positive for one of three mycotoxins (there are hundreds of mycotoxins) through a test at Real Time Labs in Carrollton TX. 55 controls yielded no positives.
The Real Time Labs test is a urine sample for Ochratoxin A, Aflatoxin and Trichothecenes (MT). (Real time labs will soon have a blood test for gliotoxin, a mycotoxin associated with Aspergillus.) The initial test costs about $700 and appears to be partially reimbursable. On Dr. Brewer's initial study Ochratoxin A showed up the most, although a good number of patients had more than one and some had "the trifecta" - of all three. Dr. Brewer feels that mycotoxins are not good for patients to have in their bodies - and that they represent a major factor in their ME/CFS illness.
Dr. Brewer reports that these mycotoxins impair mitochondria function and interfere with cell membranes. Loss of mitochondrial function can cause detoxification problems with other toxins. Poor detoxification might have something to do with clinical response.
Dr. Brewer's previous experience with mold or mycotoxins was non-existent. He is an infectious disease doctor who looks for bugs and tries to kill them. In no way can Dr. Brewer be described as a "mold doctor".
In December 2013, Dr. Brewer, Thrasher and Hooper published a second paper on Mycotoxins and their connection to chronic illness - "Chronic Illness Associated with Mold and Mycotoxins - Is Naso-Sinus Fungal Biofilm the culprit?" In this study they laid out their case based on examination of existing literature, citing case studies.
Faced with this high percentage of his patients with potential mycotoxin involvement, Dr. Brewer was both surprised and perplexed. He began treating some of his patients with heavy duty anti-fungal infusions. In time, again through researching the literature, Dr. Brewer concluded that the most likely reservoir for the mycotoxins was the sinuses. This involved a bit of guesswork. It is Dr. Brewer's thesis that these mycotoxins get into the body and colonize in the sinus. Once colonized and protected by a biofilm, the body cannot get at them and they just stay there forever. It is his belief that they have to be rooted out. He finds in his patients that the exposure can be from the distant past, up to 20 years ago. From Dr. Brewer's point of view, focusing on the sinuses in no way excludes other reservoirs harboring the mycotoxins - the gut, stomach and lung.
Dr. Brewer began treating his patients with nasal Ampho B - and he started getting results. Dr. Brewer works with a nasal drug delivery company called ASL pharmacy. They have a nasal delivery system called Nasa-touch which atomizes the medicinals. In time Dr. Brewer added another nasal drug to bust up biofilms that he believes are harboring the mycotoxins. This is nasal EDTA in combination with surfactant, an ingredient in Johnson's Baby Shampoo.
Two side effects of this treatment are noted. One is that the Ampho B can cause nasal irritation and even mild nosebleeds in a few cases. The second is that the treatment often causes a strong herx reaction as the mycotoxins are exposed and the drug kills them. In both situations, Dr. Brewer moderates or cuts back the treatment and all cases have been manageable.
Dr. Brewer has been surprised, astonished really, by the results of treatment. In his first 100 patients treated, 70% showed improvement, including six whose symptoms completely resolved, including all symptoms of their larger illness.
With treatment, the successful patient's urine Ochratoxin A will go down to zero in a matter of some months. The Trichothecenes (MT) takes longer but it too will diminish with treatment.
Three quarters of the patients treated had preexisitng sympotms of sinus problems. One quarter did not. Both segments showed equal improvement.
Dr Brewer has continued testing and treating more patients. He has now tested 350 patients, 325 of whom are positive for one or more mycotoxins. More Trichothecenes (MT) have been showing up recently in his patient population. He is now treating up to 200 patients and I believe another paper will be coming out soon. Dr. Brewer reports that those patients who have fully resolved and ended treatment tend to relapse and have to go back on treatment.
Dr. Brewer's absence at the recent IACFS/ME meeting has already been noted. How could this happen? How could the emergence of a target for treatment not be acknowledged at this conference? This is all the more unusual in that Dr. Brewer published his first paper a year ago and then gave an exciting presentation at the Lyme conference in October 2013. In this situation, there seems to be a target, a treatment that is relatively benign - and Dr. Brewer is getting results. Doesn't this warrant more attention? Wouldn't it be interesting to find out what is happening here?
Of course, in spite of this, there was quite a lot of discussion of the subject of Mycoyoxins in the hallways of the IACFS/ME conference.
Regarding mycotoxins and ME/CFS we have to ask some questions. The most obvious one concerns the validity of the testing at Real Time labs. At the moment this seems the only lab that does mycotoxin testing. Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker has not been overly excited with this test, or with the idea of nasal colonized mycotoxins. If it isn't mycotoxins that are being knocked out, what is the activity of Dr. Brewer's treatment? A 70% response rate of over 100 patients is impressive. Dr. Brewer himself says that he has never seen such success with a single treatment.
Meanwhile other physicians are beginning to test their patients. A West Coast physicians group has tested over 100 ME/CFS patients for mycotoxins at Real Time labs - and are getting the same high positive results. Preliminary reports on Dr. Cheney's testing of his patients also indicates a high positive response, especially for Trichothecenes. Even Dr. Ian Lipkin indicated that mycotoxins were dangerous, and warranted looking at in ME/CFS. Other physicians, Dr. Chia, and Dr. Enlander, are aware of Dr. Brewer's work and have been encouraged to test their patients.
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Hi. I've been sick for years (previously very healthy) with something in this world of CFS, tick-infections, parasites, mold and mycotoxins. Have no idea which is the prime engine of how sick I am, have tried so many things and still sick.ReplyDelete
I've been doing the things described above--definitely have fungal (biofilm) issues, and had positive results on all 3 mycotoxins in Realtime lab tests. One thing I haven't been able to find is relative results for these that other people might have. That is, I had certain levels of all three, and I know those levels aren't good, but have no idea how high those are relative to others'.
I do the ampho b with that little machine, as well as lots of charcoal and clay (and glutathione and other things). I had a follow-up realtime labs test, and the mycotoxin levels were down about 40% from the original test. Though, I never know if spot testing tells you much about the actual picture.
I think I'm slightly less bad neurologically, but so far (about 5 months in) I haven't had any real notable results, which has been frustrating.
If anyone else has had the RT labs testing and would be interested in sharing their results—or if anyone knows of a forum or other place where people might have their own results—I'd be interested to exchange info.
Thanks for your blog.Replies
I've had the testing and agree that I can't find others' results posted anywhere. Mine are on my blog at the bottom of the tests page: ElizabethMilo[dot]com. I would be interested in yours, you could email me at akaemilo[at]Gmail[dot]com.Delete
Chris, thank you so much for this post. I'm going to repost it, hope that's ok.
- Reply to UnknownMarch 31, 2014 at 10:08 AM
It sounds like you have quite a few other issues going on. That could explain in part why you're not noticing as much improvement yet. Dr. Irene Grant also uses this protocol and says that for some it may take a year or more before seeing benefit. Lastly, are you taking supplements that may be helping to create biofilms? Some minerals and other supplements help build biofilms.Delete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2014 at 3:13 PM
You might try posting to the phoenix rising forum and asking others if they are willing to share results: http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/detection-of-mycotoxins-in-patients-with-cfs.22743/page-11Delete
- AnonymousNovember 12, 2014 at 1:21 PM
Iv had the same tests as you and am willing to share my results I also emailed a dr who's treated many patients with this illness and she told me my results showed very high levels of these toxins so it might give you sum ideas if we compair results also if you read the paper by dr brewer it tells you the levels of toxins they found in the patients email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Consegrua, I'm kind of puzzled by your question: "If it isn't mycotoxins that are being knocked out, what is the activity of Dr. Brewer's treatment?ReplyDelete
Who says it isn't mycotoxins? If their numbers are clearly going down during treatment, doesn't that suggest it is treating these mycotoxins?
And also, there are other labs that do mycotoxin testing similar to RealTime Labs. American Medical Labs is another one, among several.
I find this to be very inspiring, and so good to hear that other doctors are also intrigued. Except of course Shoemaker, who naturally would be skeptical of any treatment that isn't the same as his own.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Shoemaker have his license revoked?Replies
- Corkscrew HairsApril 17, 2014 at 1:05 AM
Naturally he'd be skeptical. He's a skeptical guy!Delete
Still, at least he's not recommending ballroom dancing....
- N.A.WrightApril 1, 2014 at 2:55 AM
Re: "Zero of 50 controls tested positive."ReplyDelete
This doesn't seem to relate to any published reference. In Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2009, 10, 1465-1475; doi:10.3390/ijms10041465 Brewer and others, selected 55 patients (health status unstated) who were deemed not to have had toxic mold exposure (method unexplained) as a 'control' group. All 55 tested positive for mycotoxins, however Brewer et al arbitrarily set the results of these 'non exposed' controls as the base line between clinical and non clinical significance. There are some obvious problems with this approach, most particularly there is no means to associate a test result and a disease process. Most mycotoxin exposure comes in food, the US sets the safe level of aflotoxin contamination for human consumption at 50 parts per billion – which is 50 times higher than Brewer et al consider clinically significant. A source of 1 part per billion in urine might feasibly be considered to come from dietary sources. The difference between Brewer's controls (negatives) and the deemed positives can be explained in numerous ways and the association between a positive test and ill health need be no more than coincidence.
Great summary Chris. Will re-post this on HC.ReplyDelete
Such good news! I'm curious what the "nasal EDTA in combination with surfactant" is. Is it combined with the Ampho B in the NasaTouch system or is it separate? Is it commercially available? What is it called if someone asks their doctor for it?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 5, 2014 at 5:05 AM
Basically this is a biofilm buster. This is the protocol:ReplyDelete
1. Atomized "Chelating PX" contains EDTA and Polysorban X in the morning
2. Amphotericin B in the evening
These medications are provided by ASL Pharmacy http://www.aslrx.com/. The company will be very helpful to your doctor if he want to prescribe this.Replies
Thank you so much for the information!Delete
- AnonymousApril 14, 2014 at 12:16 AM
Chris or anyone here I wonder if you could explain exactly how you use these medications? Do you use saline in the atomizer as well ? How much of the medicine do you use? Do any of you have fungal balls in your sinuses?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 15, 2014 at 1:56 PM
I don't have any fungal balls. If your doctor does this protocol ASL pharmacy will provide dosing information. You don't add saline. Each dose is prepared in a twist off vial. It comes with very complete instructions. They are very professional.ReplyDelete
how can I go about being tested for mycotoxins? I know there was mold in a home I used to rent. Is there any recourse which can take place? I'm seriously concerned it could be true me. For now I try to take things which stimulate my system so that I can get out of bed.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 28, 2014 at 7:58 PM
You can get tested through RealTime Labs. http://www.realtimelab.com/ReplyDelete
You would need to ask a lawyer if you have any recourse. If you don't know one, you can get a referral from the bar association in the state you live.
- AnonymousNovember 6, 2014 at 11:59 AM
Does anyone know how to reach Dr. Brewer and if he's available for consultations?ReplyDelete


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Freds - at Barney's New York - Beverly Hills
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9570 Wilshire Blvd.
Barneys New York
Beverly Hills, CA 90212Neighborhood:
Beverly Hills
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Freds - at Barney's New York - Beverly Hills
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.barneys.com/
- Phone: (310) 777-5877
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast & Lunch: Monday - Wednesday: 8:30am - 6:00pm, Thursday - Friday: 8:30am - 7:00pm, Saturday: 9:00am - 7:00pm, Sunday: 9:00am - 6:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food
- Executive Chef: Emmanuel Pradet
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Delivery, Farm to Table, Full Bar, High Tea, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Barney Greengrass offers full service on and off premise catering. We specialize in the finest smoked fish platters. We also offer caviar, deli meats and an array of fresh salads.
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Freds - at Barney's New York - Beverly Hills reviews from OpenTable diners
24 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4Service4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
great for lunch (16)great for outdoor dining (14)scenic view (14)great for brunch (13)hot spot (10)fit for foodies (7)neighborhood gem (5)good for groups (4)kid-friendly (4)special occasion (2)romantic (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- JackVIPDined on 11/22/2014Weekends are very busy but the service still shines. Delicious food although the prices are a bit higher than the previous incarnation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An Afternoon DelightGeminiVIPDined on 11/13/2014I met my friend for a late (2:30) lunch on the terrace of what was the old Barney Greengras. It still has the same wonderful view, but that is about the only similarity. Freds has the best sour dough bread I have had in ages, even better than in today's San Francisco! Service was professional and friendly. The waiters did not miss a beat when my friend and I requested modifications to our orders. Extra cheese? Done. No tomatoes? Of course. The food was outstanding and cooked perfectly. Everything we had tasted like it had just come from the farmers' market that morning. Freds is a definite keeper!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LovetodineVIPDined on 11/13/2014The space is very nice. Especially the terrace which has spectacular views but the food is uneven. The first time I was there we ordered two different sandwiches to share. The turkey sandwich was good, the crab club sandwich was boring and tasteless. The second time I came I had the vegan salad which I liked but my friend hated the chicken salad and my neighbor hated the Chinese chicken salad. So the menu and food need work, BTW I asked for fruit as a side to my sandwich and that was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JackVIPDined on 11/9/2014Very impressive changes. Attentive service, delicious foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LMK4goldVIPDined on 11/9/2014We loved our experience at Fred's! Since I live so close by this will be my new neighborhood spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice patio, tasty food. PriceydklaVIPDined on 11/8/2014The food was very fresh and tasty but for what it is, it is pretty pricey. Salads around $26? They are big, but still...
- Fred's at Barneys Beverly Hills BADFlips54Dined on 11/2/2014Management at Barneys Beverly Hills, in their infinite wisdom, replaced the Barney Greengrass Restaurant with Fred's and ruined one of the finest brunch/lunch experiences in the Beverly Hills/Los Angeles area. I recently chose to have Sunday brunch at the newly opened Fred's and the food was served cold and tasteless and the portions were ridiculously small for the cost, which actually turned out to be a blessing in disguise. On top of that, the staff were poorly trained and completely uninformed as to the offerings, off menu options, and restaurant food policy. Word is spreading even though business is still brisk due to the novelty of the new build-out. As they say, "you call fool all of the people some of the time...."
- It's Happening at BarneysShellsVIPDined on 11/1/2014If we hadn't made a reservation, the wait would have been an hour. Prices were steep, but the portions were huge. It's enough to split. We sat out on the back patio, and spit the smoked fish platter. It was definitely enough food. I would come back, but would be sure to make a reservation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lafoodie36lafoodieDined on 10/28/2014Reservations are a must at Barney's renovated hot spot. Thankfully we had one but the staff was very accommodating to those who did not have a rez -- a sign of great service! Miss the original menu but Fred's menu is refined and pared down considerably so it's much easier to decide what to order. The four of us each liked our meal and the tiramisu was divine.Special Features:
- I miss GreengrassKnowsfoodVIPDined on 10/25/2014Barney's has done a very nice job in remodeling. I thought the food was good, but I liked the Greengrass menu better and the vibe has changed. It's gone from a nice comfortable restaurant to a scene.
- Disappointedlsarts631VIPDined on 10/23/2014The new restaurant has nice booths and a friendly staff, but the food was very disappointing. I ordered the chicken salad and it was so average. The prices are too high to have such little satisfaction. They are lucky they have such a great patio with a view. I am not running back.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 10/19/2014Food was mediocre and arrived at the table at lengthy and disparate intervals.
- The following 126 reviews are from the Freds - at Barney's New York - Beverly Hills reviews archive.
- View of Beverly HIllsrangodogVIPDined on 6/5/2014Situated on the 5th floor of Barney's store in B.H.,patio has lovely view of the city. Service was a bit spotty and food a bit pricey but the food was very good and the day was perfect for eating al fresco.Special Features:
- JackVIPDined on 5/18/2014Very comfortable terrace with views of the Hollywood sign. Closing for a remodel in JuneSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dining ExperiencepowerluncherDined on 5/9/2014All around excellent experience, from the quality of the food, to the service, to the ambience. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- JackVIPDined on 4/28/2014Well prepared entrees. Interesting specials. Attentive service. Thank you.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Menu has changednoanimalswereharmedVIPDined on 4/25/2014Barney Greengrass used to be a great place for an all-day breakfast. Not any more. And some of our favorites are no longer on the menu. A request for a breakfast item was denied, not because they didn't have the ingredients (they did), but because that is their "policy." After much haranguing we we prevailed, but alas the item was just so-so and not nearly up to the standards we have come to expect. Also, 1-2 visits to ask how we're doing is quite enough (I believe we had 6). Next time we'll go somewhere else. Very disappointed.
- JackVIPDined on 4/24/2014Delicious lunch. Attentive service. Beautiful view from the patio. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious new menu with someJackVIPDined on 4/12/2014Delicious new menu with some of the standards from the original. Attentive service. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DissappointmentsteveebralovestoeatDined on 3/29/2014I downloaded the menu from their website and my family picked out everything we were looking forward to ordering. When we received our menu, they said it changed months ago and nothing we wanted was available anymore. They need to update their website.Special Features:
- Delicious food on a new menu.JackVIPDined on 3/28/2014Delicious food on a new menu. Attentive service. Thank you!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good business lunch spot.FoodieVIPDined on 3/14/2014I had a business lunch here and was treated very nicely. We were not rushed at all and the service was adequate. The menu for lunch is not extensive so we had wraps and frittatas, which everyone seemed to enjoy. All in all it was a nice experience in the heart of Beverly Hills.Special Features:
- Lovely spot for lunchCocoDined on 3/13/2014The sliders and lemonade were great, but the Caesar salad had no flavor. Like the locale for a quick bite of lunch. Hiking the stairs justifies dessert.
- Not my first time. Went forBuddyVIPDined on 2/16/2014Not my first time. Went for breakfast Sunday 10:30. Sat on the patio and ate and talked for 2 hours. It was great. By 12:00 it was packed, so make a reservation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Completely revamped menu isJackVIPDined on 2/14/2014Completely revamped menu is just the beginning of some big changes in store. Still a few of the old favorite smoked fish but a new direction clearly signaled. Service remains top notch. Weekend was packed with a combination of shoppers and families. Thank you!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Barney's a so so placeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/2/2014Food was pretty good for smoked fish. My wife did not like the special omelet she said the it was sour and we tried to get the waitress to return it but she was too occupied even though the place was not very busy. The best items seem to be the pancakes and French toast but there are other places to go for that. My smoked fish was good the lox was excellent and the white fish was a bit dry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New Yorkers' DelightMIGJETVIPDined on 1/21/2014Barney Greengrass may be my favorite lunch spot. Where else in Los Angeles can you find bagels that are flown in daily from New York, and bialys that are a perfect complement to the delicious whitefish salad and nova. It is also fun to people watch the crowd consisting of power agents, celebrities, and ladies who lunch. The service consistently is superb and friendly with Barbara at the helm making sure that everyone (in a sometimes tough crowd) feel like they are her special guest.Special Features:
- IT WAS GREATOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/17/2014My first time we went with some friends from out of town. Got there right at noon brought out to a nice table on the patio just what we asked for. Was a beautiful day food was excellent great view. Are waiter Jonathon made it a perfect day was there when you needed him was never rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NOISYgrannie9Dined on 12/21/2013While the food was good and there was penny of it, it was so noisy and crowded that we were shouting across the table. Probably would not go back.
- Barney CrabgrassDeeLishVIPDined on 12/20/2013NYC Deli style food good but service is spotty at bestSpecial Features:
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/15/2013Such nice staff and amazing food. Put up with my big group without a flinch. Loyal to this spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent selection. AttentiveJackVIPDined on 10/26/2013Excellent selection. Attentive service. Thank you.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice quiet place for intimate lunchLAfanDined on 9/16/2013Bit Expensive, but we were able to spend several hours talking over lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of my faves!InLACAVIPDined on 8/29/2013The best whitefish salad outside of NYC. Great service... a little on the pricy side.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service?OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/12/2013The service this time was terrible. I don'.t know what was going on, but being seated inside seemed to make us invisible. Very disappointing.Special Features:
- Love this placeStargail1Dined on 8/2/2013I loved the friendly staff. Great if you are dining alone or doing a power lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- STALE BIALIESFoodnikVIPDined on 7/29/2013I was shocked that the bialy on my lox appetizer plate was so stale and hard to chew. I don't know what the problem was, but it was exceedingly disappointing.
- Great Food + Fun SceneOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/28/2013The food was great and portions were sizable! I was pleased with the service although our waiter was unable to make any recommendations which was a bit displeasing. I would recommend that the waiters be able to give a few recommendations. I was happy that I was able to trade the chicken on the Chicken Chinese Salad to Tofu! Will be back soon :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food with quality service.JackVIPDined on 7/28/2013Great food with quality service. New menu items broaden the appeal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Recent improvements in theJackVIPDined on 7/14/2013Recent improvements in the menu and the layout have made BG better than ever. Still has the classic smoked fish served with bagels flown in from NYC. Many new items too. Attentive service. Optional celebrity spotting included at no charge.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Facebook has a Google PageRank of 10. Since Facebook gets even more traffic than Google in North America it is not surprising that Facebook Pages and Groups rank very easily in Google.
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Mellow out dude, disco sucks, disco queen, and streaking were all slang words, and phrases used in the 1970's. Nixon was President, Saturday Night Live was more of a cult show.70's slang words showcased the times, ending the love- ins of the 60's, and made their way into the new wave of the 80's. Get down on it, baby:
Bogus -Not fair.
Buff-Muscular and toned
Bummer-Bad news, depressed.
Burn out-This was used regarding a person who used too many drugs and "burned out", or a person who was exhausted, and needed a vacation.
Chill-To chill out, take it easy, and hang loose.
Chillin'-70's slang word for taking it easy.
Cool-Awesome, Groovy, excellent.
Cut the cheese-farted.
Disco-The way people danced in the 70's
Disco Sucks-Slang 1970's term rock and roll people used in high school to slam the disco lovers.
Dork-The opposite of a cool, with it person.
Drag-Something that was dull, boring, uneventful.
Dude-Cool or awesome guy.
Flower Power-this was a major hippie thing, coming out of the Vietnam War era. It meant give out flowers, sing songs, and be nice, instead of killing people.
Foxy-good looking
Foxy Lady-Hot looking woman, with major curves.
Funky-Cool, Funky was used to describe music, in the 1970's
Good or Bad Vibes-just as it says.
Gnarly-1970's slang for surfer dudes describing the waves that meant cool.
Groovy-Cool, neat, awesome.
Hang-Share space, hang out.
Hang Ten-Surfer's slang term for hanging onto surfboard with your toes.
Hang loose-Waiting for someone or something to happen in a relaxed manner.
Heads-Drug users.
Hip-1970's slang word for cool.
In the Groove-Slang term for dancing, and doing it with style.
Hustle-A type of dance.
Hustled-You were robbed out of your money by a crafty person
Get Down-Having sex, or dancing this is what K.C. and the Sunshine Band were singing about!
Man-Meant the establishment, that was anything bigger than one person, like government.
Man-Man could also be used at the end of a sentence to make a point.
Mellow-Relaxed usually because of sex, and or drugs.
Mellow out-Get relaxed.
My Old Man-referring to your boyfriend, husband. Guy you were living with in the 1970's.
Neat-Does not refer to a type of Scotch, nope it means a lesser version of cool.
Neat-o-Nerdy people said this, meaning cool.
Nerds-Not cool people. Nerds are today's geeks.
Nifty-Neat, cool.
Pad-Place to live, usually meaning an apartment.
Pardy Hardy-Have a great time, and drink a lot, dance or do drugs, or all three.
Peace-Still used for half of the 70's anyways, but then lost it's meaning later on. Still used today, and was used throughout 80's and 90's by rock stars.
Peace out-Time to leave, still used today.
Peel out-Leave in a hurry in a car.
Pig-The police,
Right on!-1970's slang for Cool! I'm with you on that.
Shag-To have sex.
Shagadelic-Good in bed
Shaggin Wagon-A van that was customized to have a bed in back.
Slammin'-Cool, awesome
Streak-Run around in public naked.
Sucka-Person who was hustled.
Ten-Four-Trucker slang for talking on C. B. radio that meant, "I got your message."
Tight-Cool, Awesome.
Toke-Take a hit off a joint.
Tough-Really cool person, or item.
Wicked-Surfer's term for high waves.
Wipe out-Surfer's term for losing a wave.
Wired- A person that was high.
What's Hanging-How's it going?"
Jive Turkey, Zen and other 1970's slang words were popular in the 70's. Peace out, Baby!


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When you think of national sales meetings, big boardrooms, suits and ties and other corporate images come to mind. But at Freshpet, our annual sales meeting is more like a family reunion. This past May, members of the sales and marketing team traveled from all over the country to gather in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, the location of our Freshpet Kitchens! The quaint northeast town was the perfect setting for three days of work and lots of fun. Old friends and colleagues got a chance to catch up and relax, the Freshpet way.
During the days, every member of the team, from marketing to sales, had the opportunity to present their work in front of the whole team. The sales team focused their presentations on how they've grown the business in the past few months. It's exciting to hear how far our fresh food movement is growing from our sales people. Our marketing team had a lot to present ranging from our new campaigns, new looks for our recipes, and exciting digital projects and partnerships we're looking towards in the future. It's always really nice to present to, and be appreciated by your colleagues!
The team also had the unique opportunity to tour our own Freshpet Kitchens, where we make all of our dog and cat recipes. The tour took us through each part of the processes we use to cook our recipes, from cooking to cooling and packaging. And, it was great to spend time with the members of our team that work there day in and day out. For those who hadn't yet been to our Kitchens, it was an eye-opening experience that gave us an even better appreciation for the work that we do, making fresh food for pets everywhere.
Of course, no team meeting is complete without a little team building fun. We participated in a massive scavenger hunt organized by a wonderful San Francisco startup company called Clash, that took us all over the city of Bethlehem. We broke off into teams armed with nothing but warpaint, our wits and a really ridiculous scavenger hunt list. We did everything from tangoing in front of landmarks, to bodysurfing in elevators, to taking photos with the the locals. Thankfully, little photo documentation exists from this event. But suffice to say that we all really got into it and had a ton of fun.
The three days went by very quickly, and soon we all parted ways again. It was an amazing way to get the Freshpet team to build an even stronger bond. We're already looking forward to next year's meeting!


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nice poem and i like how you made a comparason
thats cool . and everyone dies eventually its up to you how you meet death and with everything going on you have 3 way's the government, a
gang, or viruses, wich would you prefer? but the two example here are
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