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Historic downtown Memphis hotel near Beale Street
With a stay at The Peabody Memphis, you'll be centrally located in Memphis, steps from Memphis Music Hall of Fame and AutoZone Park.
This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Belz Museum of Asian and Judaic Art and Center for Southern Folklore.
Make yourself at home in one of the 464 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Pay movies and video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages and body treatments. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a health club, an indoor pool, and a steam room. Additional features include gift shops/newsstands, a hair salon, and shopping on site.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant or in a coffee shop/café. Or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Located in downtown Memphis, also known as "Blues City," The Peabody Memphis is within three blocks of Beale Street, the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum, the Gibson Guitar Factory, Fed-Ex Forum, the National Civil Rights Museum, Sun Studio, Orpheum Theatre, and the Memphis Cook Convention Center. The hotel provides a fitness center; an indoor pool and spa tub; and a full-service spa and salon.
FedEx Office serves as The Peabody's business center, offering a wide array of printing and shipping services. Lansky's, an upscale clothing store, and a small antique gallery are also on site. An array of meeting spaces, including the 11,100- square-foot (1,031-square-meter) Tennessee Exhibit Hall, is available. Complimentary daily coffee service is offered mornings in The Peabody Deli and Desserts.
- Indoor pool
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- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 464
- Number of floors - 12
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- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
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- Year Built 1925
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Elevator/lift
- Wedding services
- Designated smoking areas
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Valet parking (surcharge)
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- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Room service (24 hours)
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Flat-panel TV
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Chez Philippe - Known for refined elegance, impeccable service, and a menu of classical French cuisine, Chez Philippe, is directed by Peabody Executive Chef Andreas Kisler. This is The Peabody's signature dining room. Serving dinner and afternoon tea Wednesday-Saturday. Afternoon Tea is served in the traditional English manner and features a three-course menu of savory tea sandwiches, assorted sweets, and scones from the Peabody Pastry Shop in addition to a selection of teas and caffeine-free children's teas. Reservations may be required.
Capriccio Grill - An Italian Steakhouse, specializes in pasta dishes and premium steaks. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Serves a buffet-style Sunday brunch offering a variety of breakfast dishes, entrees and desserts, such as salads, pastas, freshly-baked breads, croissants, pastries, eggs Benedict, smoked salmon, Belgian waffles, applewood-smoked bacon, and prime rib. Reservations may be required.
Peabody Deli & Desserts - Serves morning coffee, continental breakfast items, salads, sandwiches, and desserts from The Peabody Pastry Shop. Peabody merchandise, including Peabody Duckmaster Celebriducks™, is also available. Reservations may be required.
The Corner Bar - Piano bar serves light appetizer fare, cocktails, beer and wine. Live blues every Wednesday-Saturday evenings. Three 27-inch TVs behind the bar and one large plasma TV in the main room broadcast sporting and music events. Décor is stylish and contemporary.
Lobby Bar - Located in the main lobby, it features a dark wood-paneled bar area. Servers attend to guests throughout the lobby. Open daily until late evening.
Holiday Brunches - The Peabody offers special holiday brunches on Easter, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas served in grandiose style on the Mezzanine overlooking the Lobby. Reservations required.
- Hot stone massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Prenatal massage
- Reflexology
- Body wraps
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Massages
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body treatments
The fine print for The Peabody Memphis
When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Resort fee: USD 11.95 per accommodation, per night
- Pool access
- Health club access
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Newspaper
- Phone calls (may be limited)
- Valet parking fee: USD 26 per day (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 75 per room, per stay
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I live "off grid" and use this genny every day for about an hour to supplement solar power on heavy stuff like my vacuum cleaner and washer/dryer. It works...Read complete review
I live "off grid" and use this genny every day for about an hour to supplement solar power on heavy stuff like my vacuum cleaner and washer/dryer. It works amazing! It's so easy to start (one pull-maybe two if it's cold), and super quiet! I can't even hear it in the house which is about 15' from the shop I have it in. Sips the fuel too, I can go two weeks without filling it up. I did have to put my multi meter on it when I first got it and adjust the idle up because it was only producing about 105 volts. Turned it up and no problem. The only other source of irritation is the oil fill position! Takes two people to change the oil! I run full synthetic in it so don't really worry much about it. Can't beat this genset for the price and reliability. I have had it for 6 months.
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Not for r.v use a/c trips 30 amp breaker due to voltage too high. Took me a month to find a pigtail with compatibility for twist lock. Fuel valve stuck closed it took me 2 hours of phone calls to find out they don't make it. Low oil light circuit malfunctions so maybe it will start maybe if won't. Anyone who thinks it's quiet needs a hearing test. Their other site won't accept any more reviews I wonder why!
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Great generator for the money.
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Comments about Predator Generators 4000 Peak/3200 Running Watts, 6.5 HP (212cc) Generator EPA III:
I originally bought this unit because it was the last one I could find any where. I ended up loveing it. Even after being a year old it will start on first pull. It runs everything I need when the power goes out. My one complaint is the 120/240 outlet hat 15 amp braker instead of 26 as it should be.i will be upgrading soon to the 13050.
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Great generator!
By jakesterjammin
from Michigan
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Bought this generator, added fuel, and oil, started on second pull. Runs 10 hrs a day with 1 hrs lunch break, and working perfectly for the past 30 days.Change oil first 20hrs and after that I check it every time I fill the gas, which lasts all day at 3/4 load..Great generator!
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By west
from Creswell Oregon
We got this to replace a another generator that had a short run time and so very noisy. This one ran for over 10 hours on 1 fill up and not all that loud com paired to others and the value is great, starts on the first pull. , would suggest that they have a fuel drain valve so that we dident have to leave the fuel in the tank all the time.
(6 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
I honestly did not think it would last,
By Ole School Roofing Big Ed
from Olive Branch MS
I bought this generator to hopefully get us by for one season at our hunting cabin. I hooked the 220 to a fuse box so we could run our lights, micorwave, tv and such. I broke it in just as they manual said too. Then I change to a good spark plu and a good oil. We have used it every weekend and holiday from October 1 to January 31, 2014. We had no issue starting, just turn on the gas, choke it and it starts 1st or 2 nd pull. I was vary impressed, because honestly for the money I did not think it would make the season, and this season was vary vary cold. But to this day June 2 it still starts every pull with no issues. If your works like mine it is well worth the money.
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Great Gen I'm satisfied.
By River324
from Corona, Ca
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Very happy. Everything works great. Out of the box I filled with oil put a gallon of gas in put on the choke and one pull and it started right up, I have other honda items they always start but never on the first pull. I ran it for about 30 minutes and pluged in a power tool and the rpm did not even change and the tool was running Also plugged in a flood light at the same time and still not rpm change. I did want to buy a Honda but geez you can get almost 4 of these for the price of one honda. Its a little louder but if you're in your house and its outside you cant hear it nad if youcan its very low. i think for an emergency gen you cant go wrong.
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Great Generator
By ProMobile Bicycle Repair
from West Palm Beach, Fl
I have been using this generator for apx 1 1/2 years to power my Mobile Bicycle Repair shop. I use the 240 volt pigtail to connect into the shop's breaker box. The unit has enough power to run, the AC unit, lights, air compressor, and various hand tools at the same time! The generator has always started first pull, and is reasonably quiet. Fuel comsumption is low, and I can run the shop continously for 12 hours on a 4 gallon tank of gas. I would recommend this product!
(9 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
Absolutely Perfect!!!
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Bought this one after i loaned my old (much more expensive) one out and it came back seized. Not always a fan of HF stuff (only rich people can afford to but cheap tools). But I read the reviews and figured for under $300, Id give it a whirl. So glad i did. Very Quiet. Perfect for tailgating,camping and with the 240v outlet i ran a sub panel to the well pump and I can at least get water and run my freezer and a few lights when the power craps out. Got me thru the entire tailagate season without a hitch and starts on the first pull everytime. ****THE ONLY THING WRONG IS THAT THE FUEL SHUTOFF IS MISMARKED, ON IS OFF AND OFF IS ON!!!*** pull the sticker off and turn it 90 degrees and the generator is perfect...
(8 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
3200 watt generator, Love it
By Pshgreentsi DSM mechanic
from Des Moines IA
I bought this not knowing if it would run everything I needed. I was very Not sure if I wanted to or not. I bought a HF 2.0 air compressor and wasn't sure if this generator would run it. Come to find out this generator is very quiet and ran my air compressor with ease. I connected my compressor a heater and some flood lights and it didn't have any issues. I would RECOMMEND THIS. I also do body work and engine work. This comes in handy more then once.
(7 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
Tried and true, works everytime.
By Bernard LightingFire Hedgepeth
from Richmond, Va
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I have owned this Predator Generator for over a year and it runs great. First pull starts, everytime. My wife and children can operate this generator with its easy to use instructions. I recommend all contractors to give this a try, you won't be dissapointed.
(13 of 14 customers found this review helpful)
Good generator, but important note
By Keep it Real
from Little Rock, AR
The one I bought kept dying after funning a few minutes. Called the store manager and he said the fuel line stickers that had been printer were backwards. They are wrong in the manual as well. Wanted to post this, because I didnt see it mentioned when I was researching issue and it may save someone a pain.
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I Have been using GLPI with fusion inventory for a good few years and it has gone from strength to strength with printer levels and PC monitoring checking software installed and so on and it works really well. Now From the same people I have seen Shinken | The next Industry Standard in IT Monitoring I know some people use NAGIOS but I am wondering if anyone has used this and is so what is it like?? It looks fairly new. I am going to give it a go but would like to hear from people that have use it and maybe compared it to NAGIOS.
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Ooh... Looks cool.
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Lol looks like noone else has even heard of it lol just installed looks good even integrates with glpi will report back when had a play.
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I've been eyeing up Shinken of late because it (or Icinga) would cure my "I need to do something about the Nagios UI" itch. I like Icinga classic (the newer Ajax UI lags too much though IMO) and I need to have a proper play with Shinken.
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Any thoughts on this since you trialed it?
Looks good from an initial scan through the screenshots etc.
How was it to set up etc?
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I've added it to the "things that might be awesome in a bit" list. I could sit down and make it work properly with our setup, but I've more pressing issues and a known-good alternative (Icinga classic). The UI is good, especially the Everything is Good/Bad simplistic view* and the experimental discovery UI is a welcome feature (albeit not ready for production). With a bit of code review and some tightening up we'll use it at some point, just not now.
*not the real name.
As a follow-up to this, I played with Shinken again the other day and the discovery isn't bad. The rules definitely need tweaking before unleashing on a network and the generated host configs need checking too, but it's handy.
For example: If host discovery* finds a webserver running on port 80/443, it adds the http and/or https template to the host config it generates. On a network of any size, doing so is suboptimal because for every webserver it'll find, it'll find 20-odd web-managed devices that require auth. A "needs auth" response from a webserver generates a warning in Shinken because the check is looking for a 200 response.
*nmap, with direction supplied by discover config and rules.
Thought it said Nagios vs Chicken to start with
Have you thought of Zabbix? (https://zabbix.com) I found it very easy to setup and uses basic LAMP server setup.
Checkout Opsview. Opsview | Enterprise IT Monitoring for Networks, Applications, Virtual Servers & the Cloud
We use the free version of this, Opsview Core and have found it to be responsive and have an intuitive UI (unlike Nagios!)
I've tested both in the past and each one had something annoying about it that halted the tests. Since I can't remember precisely what was annoying about them, I should probably go and poke them again to see if they've fixed it.
I'm also playing with OSSIM from Alienvault (albeit on the lab network at home) and it's pretty neat....until you hit a paywall raw log access in the UI. The UI is very good. The vulnerability scanner (like all of them) needs a fair amount of tuning to get decent results - lots of false positives.
This is on my to do list somewhere, too. What I would ideally like is something which can tell me which specific switch port a device is plugged in to, i.e. Switch 3 Port 7 is computer Admin-01 or whatever - does anyone know of some software which can do that?
Cacti with mac track can do that
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Bust nets snakehead salesman
A Toronto-area pet dealer has been arrested on charges he willingly sold endangered or invasive species, including the voracious, amphibious, slightly frightening fish known as snakeheads, for illegal importation into New York.
Muk Leung "Jim" Ip, 49, has been charged with two felony counts and one misdemeanor count of illegal commercialization of fish, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced early Tuesday afternoon. Ip, who lives in Scarborough, Ontario, was to be arraigned in Amherst, Erie County.
Schneiderman said Ip is accused of selling invasive snakeheads, as well as protected Asian arowana fish and axolotl salamanders from Mexico, to an undercover agent of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Ip worked at an aquarium store in Markham, Ontario.
"This is a case where law enforcement cooperation between two countries and multiple agencies resulted in shutting down an operation that attempted to advance an individual's self-interest at the expense of New York's natural resources, specifically our Great Lakes," Schneiderman said.
Asian arowanas, which Schneiderman said can sell for thousands of dollars on the black market, are classified as endangered. Snakeheads, on the other hand, are classified as just plain unwelcome.
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"we may be organically incapable of seeing the world clearly enough to engage with them in any meaningful way."
Ay, there's the rub. They are orders of magnitude intellectually superior to us. We are biologically incapable of receiving, synthesizing and correlating the incalculable amount of stimuli needed to understand them, let alone see the world as they do. Admittedly, it is only just matters of magnitude and not quality; correlation is correlation just the same, which leads to my next line of reasoning.
So what's the deal here? What's really interesting about us? Does our species possess a special kind of "emotional genius"? Is it a something that is differentiated more by quality than quantity? Are we the lucky few to fully develop emotionally and spiritually long before we'd mastered intellect. Maybe there's a special kind of magic in this? If we had rapidly progressed intellectually wouldn't it be more likely that emotion become vestigial and completely lost to ancestral memory? My god, if this is the case you could understand their utter fascination with even our most base of emotions (i.e. fear and sex). Such things would be true miracles to them.
Perhaps we've something they've never owned despite their incomprehensible superiority: the simple visceral warmth of love. If true I weep for them.
If we will be shorn of our illusions, Whitley, what is it that will enable the few who can carry on in the face of the ontological universe-quake? If it is love, as you suggest, what is the nature of this love? For truth? Will that fuel us? In your earlier book about the Tarot, I believe you indicated that there was a transpersonal element in its archetypes. How much, if any, of the transpersonal data (Myers-Briggs, Enneagram, etc.) will survive the shift? Is that all monkey-mind delusion as well?
I am not disagreeing, but accepting your premise leaves some loose ends in the human experience. Even the chimps have a subset of reality they can occupy and manipulate and perceive. What are we to make of our perceptions that the universe does have inherent meaning and will, and means well by us? The fellow that beamed the image of the coffin to you would probably disagree, but is there some consensus about this, or was he just an aberration?
I have had experiences that belong to the class of your encounter with the Blond where your soul was so attracted that it rushed out of your body to her. In my case, what I was seeing was so profound that I suddenly became aware that every living cell in my body had "awakened" from its humble metabolic life and "turned" to gaze at the same phenomenon. As Nietzsche says in Zarathustra, "The mind says 'I', but the body performs 'I'". If there are such experiences out there that perhaps masquerade as perceptions of God, how will we learn the difference?
Sorry to pepper you with questions, but if opening these ideas is itself a bad idea, or beyond the scope of what we can talk about meaningfully - is there any prep we can possibly do, besides meditation? Not that I want to discount the value of that practice.
Bryce: You've hit the nail on the head. From my time dealing with the Grey, I've come to realize that they've missed something in their experience that they no longer have access to, but we do. As you put it, they went ahead with one aspect of their evolution, but forgot to resolve their relationship with the physical, and are now stuck in a sort of limbo regarding that. Their fate is very much entwined with ours in that regard, so if we fail, they're screwed too. I could be completely wrong, but that's what I've come to understand.
Msml: You have to bear in mind that Whitley isn't talking about an abject dropping of ALL illusion, but rather the dissolving of certain key delusions that keep us from being aware of our inherent connectiveness. We will still be physical beings, living very physical lives, but we will have the added awareness of our underlying selves, even if it's only a rudimentary awareness. In the grand scheme of things, it's won't really be much of a leap, but to those that would go through such a process, they'd certainly think they'd have become a new species, this new-found awareness of themselves would seem that dramatic.
We will still be chimpanzees. But we will realize that we were chimp-gods all along, here to experience the joy of eating a banana in a tree.
Several years ago, during one of Whitley's meditations, I became aware of three little Greys in my consciousness...Although their presence took me by surprise, I also sensed that they cringed as soon as they were aware that I was aware of them. I had taken them by surprise! While they weren't exactly cuddly, I felt weird because of their reaction to me that almost bordered on fear. I did not understand it, but found myself wanting to keep them from being fearful, in much the same way as I would comfort a child in distress. I reached out and touched them, and told them they had nothing to fear. I felt love for them. They finally quit backing away, began to relax, but still acted surprised that I did not harm them. I have had no conscious experience of these beings since that time.
Was it real? Was it a product of my imagination? I do not know, but at the moment the connection felt authentic to to me. I feel we should get past what they may offer for us, and recognize that we may have much to offer them. Maybe the best we can offer them is acceptance and love, no more or less than we should offer to anyone or anything else in this reality.
Several years ago, Whitley interviewed Peter Novak, author of "The Lost Secret of Death", which addressed the binary-soul doctrine. This book had a huge impact on me, and helped me to understand so many things as relates to our souls, and the seemingly never-ending splits of the soul that began eons ago. These splits can cross timelines and even into other dimensions resulting in dysfunction in our physical 'lives'. In some aspects, our souls are seeking those other parts of ourselves so that we may consolidate, heal, and become one again. Of course, this also means the ultimate annihilation of the ego. Yep, scary stuff, no doubt. At times I am aware of these other parts of myself, and I feel certain that some of them are also aware of me. The good news is the ripple effect. If we can pull it together in this reality, achieve some balance, and learn to love and forgive ourselves and also overcome our fears, it will cross over all those other timelines and dimensions and bring those other parts of ourselves closer to healing, and home, as well.
Thanks, Whitley, for that moving description of experience outside the time stream. I am reminded of Kathleen Raine's gorgeous poem:
A hundred years I slept beneath a thorn,
Until the tree was root and branches of my thought,
Until white petals blossomed in my crown.
A thousand years I floated in a lake
Until my brimful eye could hold
The scattered moonlight and the burning cloud.
Mine is the gaze that knows
Eyebright, asphodel, the briar rose.
I have seen the rainbow open, the sun close.
A wind that blows about the land
I have raised temples of snow, castles of sand
And left them empty as a dead hand.
A winged ephemerid I am born
With myriad eyes and glittering wings
That flames must wither or waters drown.
I must live, I must die,
I am the memory of all desire,
I am the world's ashes, and the kindling fire.
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i think this is the most beautiful journal entry I have ever read, Whitley. thank you.
Maybe we are unique in that part of us lives in the time-stream (the spirit or personality), whereas our higher self (soul) lives outside of the time-stream. This would explain why many encounters with these other beings also include the dead (Who are living outside the time-stream). If you think in terms of the binary soul doctrine, they may even be another aspect of our soul.
This link expresses it in a way similar to what I mean:
Some part of us has the ability to access these realms the Visitors move back and forth between at will. Humans can usually only move between thees different places when triggered by an NDE or with the use of some substance like DMT, or with some other practice involving some physical deprivation or extremes, some trance like state. Then there are times when people just pop into these existences caught unawares and usually shocked.
The difference may just be that for us it is an anomaly but for them as simple as it is for us to get into a car and driving to the store. They can do it by choice and be in control as much as we might be on that trip to the store. There is a vital difference though, Those who have taken some plant containing DMT for example "return " to this linear time and describe being one with the entire universe, losing all awareness of separation, being in that place for what seemed like 1,000 years thought it was but a few minutes in our linear time. They describe, as do many NDE experiencers, a place humans cannnot travel ffeely to and from even though it is possible to do so under extreme or unusual conditions.
My question is if, for the the Grays , are the tables reversed? Does most of their existence takes place in these other realms? If it is in these other places, then leaving them might be as agonizing for the short time they are here as it is to those who might come back from an NDE and long to return again to that place of pure light and pure love, a place words or the human brain cannot really describe with words? If it is that difficult for them to be with us here in this separation, then their reason for enduring the agony here might be a mission of great importance, a matter we might not even be able to fathom is we tried. Either that or it is a novelty to experience things here, removed from oneness. Fear anger and even disgust may not be able to be experienced in the place where they reside most of the time. Are our emotions, like Matt pointed to, a kind of novelty - like a big amusement park? Ride the roller coaster and experience a controlled fear and exhilaration at the same time...are we like a fun house with distorted mirrors or the arcade games of chance? What common ground do we share with them...what do we want for each other?
Whitley, mention has been made above of Peter Novak, author of "The Lost Secret of Death", which addressed the binary-soul doctrine. Have you read Peter Novak's book prior to this release? I also wonder if William Henry has seen and read "Original Christianity: A New Key to Understanding the Gospel of Thomas and Other Lost Scriptures" by Peter Novak (Sep 29, 2005)
I hope Whitley can continue to be a voice of reason for me personally and all of us unknowncountry fans....the History Channel is full of 2012 Apocolypse showing everything from the Mayan Calender to WEB BOT saying no history after December 21....I know we have done a job on our planet that already seems to be too late to reverse, as some call it fouling up our own nests.....very stupid....I feel helpless, certainly NOT suicidal is any way shape or form but feeling like mortality is looming overhead and we should be able to try to do something about it but at the same time realize like Whitley says that nothing is inevitable or about to happen....The closer we get to Decemeber I know I will be worrying more.
Further I have health concerns also due to my own stupidity, inactivity, diabetes obesity etc....so part of me feels that even if the end of the world is not looming it may be for me and I try to figure out how to help myself better but I have also been out of full time work for almost three years now....economy so bad no one even wants to interview me....I feel too old...too sick and totally not valuable for the first time in my life....never been out of work until my mid fifties....but everything considering feeling helpless right now....I have too much time on my hands to worry and fret....losing my father last year etc.....
Thank you for your continued inspiration and help Whitley and Anne....Recently read The Grays probably one of the best novels I have ever read....Reading Solving the Communion Enigma right now as well and The Key....
We live in Washington State, Tacoma, South of Seattle....will the West Coast Sink into the Ocean? I hope not....but if EARTH CHANGES are coming where do we run? Where CAN we run..NOwhere....?
Sometimes I get sucked away from Unknown Country and then when I finally get back over here, I am overwhelmed with your and Anne's insights and immeasurably deep wisdom. This page is one such moment, I was almost too sleepy to read but BAM, not any more! I will be re-reading this thread tomorrow and perhaps an alarm set-up in my crackberry to remind me how much I love visiting you Whitley and Anne! All that you are sharing sounds like it is coming from inside of me, it is not strange and I am so grateful to know my mudfish tribe is here. Hugs, HS


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I feel I handle the major stressors of life fairly well. New jobs. Sickness. Moving across the country. The sadness and loss that inevitably finds us all. I honestly take it all in stride. My closest friends comment on my "consistency"; meaning, I think, that I generally don't run too high or too low. I just kinda take one day at a time, doing my thing.
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Rock and pop worked their way into theatrical productions long ago: Jesus Christ Superstar and Hedwig and the Angry Inch to name two. Lately, Broadway has struck gold weaving tunes from pop artists like Abba with 1999's smash hit Mamma Mia! (coming to the Hult Center January 2014) and Franki Valli in 2005's Jersey Boys. In 2009, punk rocker Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day began working with acclaimed stage and film director Michael Mayer, adapting American Idiot, Green Day's multi-platinum concept album, for the stage — because nothing says punk rock like … choreography?
Zorro had some pretty good genes. On one side his father: Alejandro de la Vega, a soldier with ties to Spanish aristocracy. On the other his mother: Toypurnia, a powerful Tongva warrior who led her tribe into battle against the Spaniards. With parents from conflicting cultures, it's no wonder Zorro (real name Diego de la Vega) had an identity crisis, growing up to be the swashbuckling, masked crusader who leaves Z's in his wake.
Local comedian Chris Warren told a joke that almost put him in jail. While doing standup in Spokane, Wash., in 2003, Warren made a rough joke about Hillary Clinton, and it caught the attention of the Secret Service, who sent two members to speak with Warren. "I was public enemy number one for telling a joke," he says. "It was the good cop/bad cop scenario. They told me to never tell the joke again, but then they asked me to tell the joke. I told them and they started cracking up!"
For this season's Bravo, pack your suitcase and grab your passport because the local performing arts scene is about to send you on a rip-roaring trip around the world.
Coyotes, talking dogs, mythical two-headed beasts, a bogeywoman with good intentions and family-napping soldiers are all obstacles on 12-year-old Miguel's quest to both literally and figuratively find his voice in ¡Bocón!, a play produced through Corvallis's The Majestic Theatre this February.
Alien sex fantasies, extreme family dysfunction and God-fish; it's all in an evening's work for the Northwest Festival of Ten Minute Plays. Taking on new adjudication, a new space at Lord Leebrick Theatre's Broadway location and 10 more budding playwrights, NW 10 is in rehearsals, and on its way.
The UO Department of Theatre Arts continues to bring new perspectives to the stage with its production of 9 Parts of Desire, a play that delves into the lives of Iraqi women. The play is set to debut in March, marking the 10th anniversary of the Iraq War.
Travel. Take risks. Be a little dangerous. These are the inspirations for the upcoming 2013 season at what is arguably Eugene's most daringly innovative ballet company, Ballet Fantastique.
Beer and ballet. The combination is so Eugene it's a wonder this isn't already a decades-long tradition. It certainly isn't any more unusual than watching cyclists smoke cigarettes as they lumber down Willamette Street, for example, so an event which brings both of these things together should be something that will please and amuse many.
Upstart Crow Studios holds a noble vision: to provide a place where all kids, regardless of income, training or physical ability can perform. No child who feels the magic pull of the theater is turned away for any reason. Nurturing children in the arts has been a passion and a pledge. Now, Upstart Crow is adding grown ups.


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During the interlude between the World Wars—and in the aftermath of five-and-a-half centuries of Hapsburg rule—architect Jože Plecnik created a structural identity for his birth city of Ljubljana, Slovenia, designing everything from churches and bridges to a cemetery and a fish market. Since the fall of communism in 1991, Slovenian architecture has enjoyed a similar revival, a period that's the subject of two ongoing exhibitions at Ljubljana's Museum of Architecture and Design. The first, "Designing the Republic: Architecture, Design and Photography in Slovenia 1991–2011," commemorates 20 years of Slovenian independence, and the buildings it has inspired. The second, Small and Smart: Expressions of Contemporary Slovenian Architecture in Film, presents six short films directed by Matjaž Ivanišin and Damjan Kozole, each one walking us through a Slovenian structure from the past six years. Those include an altar in a village square, a soccer stadium, and the university biotechnical facility—and its biodiversity—shown in the film above. Through Nov. 20th • mao.si
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Is all entrepreneurship social?
The field of social entrepreneurship is still in its infancy, so naturally writers on the subject find plenty to disagree about, right down to basic definitions. Case in point: Carl Schramm, the CEO of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, wrote an article this spring for the Stanford Social Innovation Review entitled, "All Entrepreneurship is Social," in which he suggested that industrialists and tycoons like Cornelius Vanderbilt and Bill Gates should be considered "model social entrepreneurs." After all, didn't they create jobs, provide goods and services, and raise the standard of living for large numbers? He also worried about the "danger" of using the modifier "social" because it might diminish "the contributions of regular entrepreneurs." (Emphasis his.)
To be sure, successful entrepreneurs bring social benefits. (Many also create new problems.) The real question is: Is it useful to distinguish one version from the other? And, if so, how? Take the example of Stanley Kaplan, founder of Kaplan, Inc., who made a fortune marketing test preparation to college aspirants. Kaplan built a great business helping middle-class youths attend better colleges. He also created lots of jobs. Is he a social entrepreneur, though? Or would a social entrepreneur in his shoes have looked for ways to expand college opportunities for low-income students who are under-represented in college?
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Puff Pastry Recipes
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Today, I gathered my favorite recipes to show how you can utilize puff pastry (or savory pastry dough) in a playful way. Savory tarts, puff pastry logs turned into fancy appetizers, fruit wrappers, you name it! Puff pastry is decadent comfort food, but with an elegant touch.
Below are the photos and links to the recipes of my 20 favorite puff pastry dishes. It's fun to look back at what I've fed my family and see the wide variety of cuisines, ingredients and techniques. I hope this inspires you to be a little adventurous in the kitchen and come up with your own dishes using one of my favorite ingredients.
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Edamame and Artichoke Appetizers
I've just touched down in France! We landed a few hours ago and I'm ready to go to sleep, but before heading to my old childhood bedroom, I wanted to share with you a savory appetizer recipe that was inspired by a North African dessert called chebakia. I grew up in a suburb of Paris and I often enjoyed North African treats after school. This takes me back!
I used store-bought puff pastry and folded it in the same manner as the Moroccan sesame-spiced cookie (chebakia is folded in the shape of a flower, fried and drizzled with honey), then used an edamame and artichoke filling. It might look all fancy but it's very easy and delicious.
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This week has gone by so fast, I can't believe it's already Dessert Friday! To celebrate the end of school (and finals) and to reward the girls for their hard work, I decided to bake a pie.
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Lee writes:
2007 Ford F-150 Lariat SuperCab Review
I love it! It's such a sexy truck! Best purchase I've ever made.
Gas mileage could be a little bit better
2007 Ford F-150 — White Chocolate...what more can I say? I have never owned a truck before, but when my coworker Brandon let me know that THE truck to own was White Chocolate F-150...it piqued my interest. The cost of ownership is a tad higher than I expected with gas prices the way they are now, but it's a super super truck. I don't have any regrets about purchasing it. The color and the chrome package is really what makes it. And it's all factory. I'm not an aftermarket kind of guy. It's great with the stock equipment. Totally satisfied Ford Customer!
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Gerry writes:
2007 Ford F-150 FX2 SuperCab Review
Great. Lot's Of Room. And Great Preformance. But, I Always Can Depend On That From A Ford — 5.4 has all kinds of power. I have a 27' house trailer, and a 30' enclosed car trailer. This truck handles them with ease. My only complaint is, that it's a little thursty. It only gets 15 mi/gal. I've always had 5.0 and 4.6. They were always good on gas. But it aint a deal breaker. I have had F100's, F150's, F250's, F350 and even a M100 (Mercury Pickup..Canada Only) Ford is the only truck in my yard.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Bryan writes:
2007 Ford F-150 XLT Review
Great Overall Truck
The gearing is a little high between 1st and 2nd
Ford F-150 — When towing our 25' camper the truck is stable and smooth. The truck brakes considerably well under tow also. Since owning the truck I have not had to repair anything. I put a K&N intake with a Jet Chip to give it a little more performance at peak horsepower and better throttle response.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
wafflekyd writes:
2007 Ford F-150 King Ranch Review
Great looks. Quiet ride. Creature comforts. Wonderful stereo.
No Built-In Bluetooth
Great Truck - Versatile And Fun To Drive — It's a great truck, yet has all the comforts of a car. I was looking for an everyday driver that I could also take to decent restaurant without being embarrased. The King Ranch is a truck, but one that cleans up extremely well. The things that have surprised me the most are the quiet ride and the great stereo. No kidding! I got the nav setup with audiophile stereo and I thought it would be mediocre at best. It's really a great car stereo, with pounding bass from the subwoofer beneath the rear seat, as well as good voice and musical clarity. I've put aftermarket systems in other cars that didn't sound as good. I wish it had come with Bluetooth built-in, but I didn't have any difficulty installing a Parrot. The ride is smooth. Reasonable acceleration. Plenty of room for four adults. Comfortable seats. Gas mileage isn't great, but then I didn't expect anything better. I am getting about 14.5 mpg on average - and better than that on the road. I test drove a Toyota Tundra and also looked hard at the GMC Sierra. I'm glad I went with the King Ranch. No regrets.
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Sarah writes:
2007 Ford F-150 King Ranch 4WD Review
Everything, but mostly the engine and leather interior
mpg and rattles in certain places, but its 5 years old and lived in upstate ny for 2 winters creating plenty of rust
Built Ford Tough — I love this truck. Ive done some modifications to it but regardless this truck is a beast. Cost is pricey but its a truck so it comes with the territory. Its fun to drive and the best part is its got balls. The 5.4 engine in the 150 is a fantastic idea. Only thing is mpg really sucks.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Seth writes:
2007 Ford F-150 FX2 SuperCab Review
fast, sexy, good for the money, and it's a ford truck so it will last forever
it is of course a truck with a big ole engine so it will of course be a little thirsty.
For The Money There Isn't A Car On Earth I'd Rather Own — There is almost no road noise and the handling for a truck is actually pretty impressive. It looks awesome and the 5.4 liter engine does not disappoint, this puppy hauls major ass. It has cost me nothing in the way of repairs and can still be used for "truck" duties. It'll blow the doors off of almost any other automobile out there of similar price and look great doing it. The A/C is amazing and the gas mileage isn't that bad actually unless of course I'm having some fun haha.
turbozx225 writes:
2007 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCab Short Bed 4WD Review
Good solid truck
Poor mileage
Good Truck!would Buy Again! — This has been a good truck, nothing to major in the repair department. Typical maintenance. Good power and towing capabilities. Good handling, and traction. Brakes are good,stops in a resonable amount of distance . Interior is comfortable and spacious, ample storage, and amenities. Could of used a stain resistant material for seats,door panels, handles, and steering wheel.hard to clean and keep that way . Overall it has been a good tough solid truck. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another. Doesn't have the best mileage , but resonable.
Gilberto writes:
2007 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew 4WD Review
Very reliable and powerful truck!!
Every Household Should Have One Or Two! — This truck lets you enjoy all aspects of your life, Family, Friends, Off road, Work. With its huge inside space available and powerful engine you can enjoy the ride with family, friends tow boats, motorcycles, mothers in law, and everything in between.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Zach writes:
2007 Ford F-150 STX Review
everything that i did to it
open differential poor in mud. other than that great
Blackout F150 — Great truck. poor fuel economy and no power. great ride tho.. did not do well in the mudd but did alright. was alot of fun to take out tho and it looked great after i put the wheels and cheap leveling kit on it
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Steve writes:
2007 Ford F-150 XLT Review
Steve's 150 — Whats not to love about this truck? I waited all my life for my first truck. Great looking two tone, crew cab with 6.5 ft bed. Lots of passenger room, good size bed for yardwork, and I love the 4x4 for the winters.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2014 Ford F-150 Reviews
I Really Like My Truck, I've Always Been A Chevy Guy But I'll Be Buying Ford From Now On.
Great truck. I test drove all the available trucks and ford was top of my list. Toyota was a little nicer for some things but the price difference was tremendous. Very comfortable, ecoboost is a great... Read More
Ford F-150 4x4 For The Fourth Time.
Heard a lot of bad reviews on the internet concerning the ECO Boost engine; however, it's way better than the 5.0. Good braking; good acceleration. No issues so far, but only have 2500 miles on it.... Read More
2013 Ford F-150 Reviews
Smooth As Silk Cream Puff
It's too nice, my dogs no longer get to ride with me and I miss taking them along sometimes. The roar of the V-8 and exhaust note always makes you feel good. The deep gloss of the Tuxedo black paint i... Read More
Awesome Truck
This is a great truck for family and everyday driving. Very comfortable and good in the snow! The Ecoboost engine is very quick and has ample power. The Bluetooth integration with the MySync syste... Read More
2012 Ford F-150 Reviews
Would Buy Another Anytime!
Cannot say enough about my experience with FORD. The F150 is super dependable. had it 2 years from the showroom and only 1 small warranty issue. Looks like new. The sunroof venting also cools off ... Read More
Love It!
I really loved the power, fuel mileage, towing capabilities, and the comfort and spacious room of this truck! Absolutely a great truck overall and would recommend it to anyone looking for a 1/2 ton go... Read More
2011 Ford F-150 Reviews
Great Truck For Truck Lovers
Roomy vehicle and great for long trips . Looks great and handles well. Sync makes listening to iTunes music a breeze so you don't have to get tired of talkative djs. Love my new toyo open country... Read More
Awesome Vehicle
I love my ford f-150 lariate, beautiful, extra comfortable, roomy. Ford makes the best looking truck anywhere. I would recommend this vehicle to everyone, especially if you have a large family or memb... Read More
2010 Ford F-150 Reviews
All Around The Best Car I Have Owned.
The best car I have ever had. More room then you know what to do with. I can carry 6 people with extra room and a truck bed full of crap while pulling a trailer full of crap in air conditioned luxury ... Read More
Fast, Fun And Handy To Have.
You will always loose fuel economy when you can comfortably get your family up for the day skiing with all your gear or do a little landscaping on Sunday around the house. However, to be stuck in lit... Read More


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Midway College seeks an Assistant Professor of Nursing to teach undergraduate courses in seat and online.
Founded in 1847, Midway College serves traditional undergraduate women in the Women's College and both men and women in accelerated undergraduate, graduate programs and online programs. The College is located in the Bluegrass region of Central Kentucky amid rolling hills, horse farms, and the Bourbon Trail and is within driving distance of Lexington, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
We seek an individual who is committed to teaching and mentoring students and who will work with the Program Director to enhance the rigor, currency, and quality of the program while ensuring compliance with accreditation standards.
Duties are teaching in-seat and online, developing curriculum, advising students, serving on committees, and scholarship.
Required qualifications: Doctorate in Nursing from a regionally accredited institution. Experience teaching at the college level and a minimum of two years of Medical-Surgical patient care experience. A background in public health highly desirable.
To apply, send a letter of interest, resume or CV, transcripts, and names and contact information of three (3) professional references to email@example.com or to Human Resources Department, Midway College, 512 East Stephens Street, Midway, KY 40347.
Selection preference will be given to applications received by April 20th. Applications will be reviewed until the position is filled. Position begins August 2014.
Midway College is an equal opportunity employer.
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Bleeding can refer to blood loss inside the body (internal bleeding) or blood loss outside of the body (external bleeding). It can cause bruising, pain, and symptoms of shock. Too much bleeding can lead to death.
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Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is a serious complication that stems from diabetes. If you don't have enough insulin to help your body process sugars (glucose), your body will start burning fat to fuel itself. As a result...
Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria is a rare disorder that causes red blood cells to break down sooner than normal. This can lead to symptoms that range from minimal (urine discoloration) to severe (stroke).
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Autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA) is a group of rare but serious blood disorders. They occur when the body's red blood cells are destroyed more rapidly than they are being produced.
Drug induced immune hemolytic anemia (DIIHA) is an extremely rare blood disorder. According to research published in the journal Hematology, the condition is estimated to occur in one in every 1 million people.
Burkitt's lymphoma is a relatively rare and aggressive form of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is a type of cancer of the lymphatic system. The lymphatic system helps your body to fight infections...
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