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CHICAGO, May 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — What if you could combine the best selection of artisan products from around the world with the values of a family-owned business and have all of these products conveniently delivered to your home? You can, thanks to a new partnership between Brookhaven Marketplace and Artizone, Chicagoland's only online and year-round marketplace for fresh, small-batch, artisan foods.
The concept for Brookhaven Marketplace began more than thirty-five years ago when John and Andy, two immigrant cousins from Greece, began new lives in the Chicago area. Andy started an open-air produce market at Kedzie and Lawrence in Chicago, calling it Andy's Fruit Ranch. Meanwhile, John opened an old world bakery/deli in Addison featuring imported foods from Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean called Minos Imported Foods.
Fast forward one generation and thirty years. John and Andy's sons combined their passion for the family business and realized that marrying the concept of a verdant produce store recognized for its variety, freshness, and low prices with a store selling the best in grocery staples and artisan foods would be a prosperous venture. Brookhaven Marketplace now has three locations in Darien, Mokena and Burr Ridge.
Through a new partnership with Artizone, the variety and quality of Brookhaven Market's products are now available to all Chicagoans. Highlights from the Brookhaven Marketplace storefront include a curated selection of dairy products, Boar's Head deli items, baking supplies, unique rices/grains and wine.
Brookhaven Marketplace is a natural partner for Artizone because of shared values when it comes to quality and community. "Artizone was looking for a partner to provide a curated selection of grocery staples to offer a complete shopping service for customers. In addition, we bring an element that complements what they are already doing by offering a huge variety of high-quality, specialty items," notes Brookhaven Marketplace co-owner John Peter Bertakis.
"The new-age grocery shopper asks for quality, uniqueness and convenience. Partnerships like the one we are building with Brookhaven allow our customers to enjoy all three, as one. We love the family-story that brought Brookhaven's market to be what it is, and we are honored to serve as the online channel for this local business," says Lior Lavy, COO of Artizone.com
The Brookhaven Marketplace team is eager to connect with new shoppers from all over the Chicago area. "As a small, family-run business, we are currently limited to our three physical locations. Artizone allows us to significantly expand our reach. People aren't going to drive 30 miles to go grocery shopping — no matter how great the store is. Artizone is going to deliver that quality to consumers that we simply couldn't reach," says Bertakis.
Artizone, LTD is an online grocery delivery business operating in Chicago, IL and Dallas, TX. Founded by parents who love to cook, it currently serves over 7,000 homes and sources its products from over 150 specialty local shops in Chicago and Dallas including Gepperth's Meat Market, Great American Cheese Collection, Dirk's Fish and Gourmet Market and many more. For more information please visit: http://artizone.com
Brookhaven Marketplace is a unique marketplace providing specialty imports, gourmet and organic foods and fresh produce, bakery, deli, seafood and meats. From our in house sommelier, George the Wine Geek, to a full service catering department, Brookhaven is not your ordinary grocery store. Brookhaven Marketplace is a family owned business that operates three locations located in Darien, Mokena and Burr Ridge. For more information please visit: www.brookhavenmarket.com
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National Review's Limitless Chutzpah
The Iraq war's most enthusiastic backers tend to have something in common with those who launched the war in the first place: they never served in the military. But that didn't stop National Review's W. Thomas Smith from writing this gem:
[T]he majority of the most vocal of the war critics have never even worn the uniform of our country.
As Kevin Drum put it, "You gotta admit, it takes balls for someone writing for National Review to even bring up the subject."

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My husband and I live in Manhattan, NY and wanted to book a quick Valentine's Day weekend getaway. We have never rented an entire house before, so this website and everything about it was new for us. We have stayed at B&Bs before and always felt weird with other people in the home...so we figured we'd give this a try. And we were blown away! The pictures don't even do it justice. The grounds are gorgeous as is the home & interior. Everything you could ever want is already there for you - and every room is super comfy! We love the couches, bedding and the overall set up. Soo well done. We loved the outdoor jacuzzi and the jetted indoor tub and even though we usually don't like gas fireplaces - the 2 in the house were so realistic and gave off so much heat. We also loved the outdoor firepits. The trains were very cool to see and didn't bother us at all --it added to the experience. 5 plus stars! We will 100% be back! Thanks Gavin! You're amazing and so is your home!!!


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The west side of the ravine hosts an excellent variety of climbs. Everything from 5.5 to 5.13b can be found here. Climbs are listed right to left when facing the wall starting with the northern most climb.
To enter Forum from the west side, starting at Mega Super walk west for 100m. This will take you under the overpass and over a bridge that is overtop the Rio Uruca. After the river there is a path below the highway running parallel to the river. Walk north along the path in the same direction as the river's flow. If you are on the south side of the highway, there is no need to cross the highway and chance being struck by a car. Instead, hop the guardrail and walk down to the path; there is a tunnel that runs under the highway.
From the highway walk north approximately 100m until an obviously large tree on the right hand side indicates a smaller trail that moves toward the ravines edge. By chance if you miss the large tree the path will continue towards a group of houses. If you see the houses you have gone too far.
Follow the smaller trail and on the right side you will find a small opening in the trees. A second small opening hosts a tree that overhangs the ravine and is your rappel point. To the bottom of the ravine is just under 30m, and therefore you will need to rappel down to the anchors of La Buseta, or set up a rappel station on the overhanging tree. About 1.5m under the edge, there is a ledge from where you can set up a station; make sure you are secure and safe before going down to the ledge. You may notice that the overhanging tree has a reddish bark that flakes. Interestingly, in Belize, the locals have nicknamed these trees 'tourist trees' because their skin peels like that of a tourist who has seen too much sun.
Descent Notes
In order to exit the ravine from the west there are two options. The first is to climb out using La Buseta. Climb to the anchors, and then continue up the parallel cracks toward the next, extra, bolt. From the extra bolt traverse left to the small ledge. From here you can either top out and set up a top belay or use the ledge to set up a top belay. However, after a long day of climbing, perhaps your arms are tired and topping out the 5.11a extension of La Buseta does not appear so appealing.
The second option for exiting the ravine from the West Wall is to climb out using a strangler fig tree near the rivers merger. Hike north (downriver) until you reach a large tree with a waist high column root near the merger of the rivers. Getting to the tree may require crossing the river multiple times if debris blocks direct access on the west bank. From the large tree with the protruding waist high column root, scramble up the hill to a small boulder pile. Continue hiking towards the wall, moving right about 10m as you ascent. Keep your eyes open for a relatively flat, open area of the wall that has a perfectly formed root. Perhaps some of the most fun climbing you can do, jug-haul up the roots to the path, and head back south towards the highway.
Ethic inherited from Forum
- Respect the land owners.
- They are kind enough to let you use their property for your enjoyment.
- Respect other climbers.
- Climbing is a community sport where the only opponent is the cruel crux that sends you airborne.
- Respect the environment.
- Above all, respect the environment. The plants, the earth and the rock itself were here long before you came into existence and will continue to exist long after you are gone. Sustain its survival by treating it properly.
Pick up trash, even if it is not your own. Take at least one piece out on every trip.
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Nah, there'll never be as much bjj bullshido as there is in non competition-oriented arts for the same reason there's not much bullshit judo or boxing out there. All of these arts are tied to performance. There will always be SOME frauds around, but they'll never have nearly as huge a neiche to fill as in various Kung Fu and Karate styles.You say what about my rice?
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I don't know, I think HAPKO3 might have a point. Yes, I'm sure there's some boxing and wrestling bullshido out there, but is it as prevalent as karate/kf/TKD bullshido? I don't think boxing bullshido will ever come to equal the levels that kf/TKD/etc. will because it's competition oriented.
There's two distinct possibilities for BJJ bullshido that I see.
1) A trend developing for non-competitive or self defence bjj, something that will probably never happen, because rolling around with sweaty guys never seems to appeal to the "self defence" crowd - they're after spin kicks, groin pulls, and dim mak.
2) The watering down of competition rules to the point that they are unrelated to fighting, kinda like what happened to, say, TKD or, to some extent, judo. This is the more likely senarion, IMHO.You say what about my rice?
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The counter point would be that the bullshido simply wouldn't go to competition. Or form their own competition. Like TKD. This isn't even including all those that have "incorporated" the style into their exsisting schools. So you have the existing bullshido schools adding BJJ as part of their own system. Its a cancer, karate, kung fu, etc were not born bullshido either. Some faker got a foothold, taught crap, and made a dynasty of it. It could happen, and now has happened, to ANY style.
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Are you joking? "Cardio" boxing and kickboxing is HUGE right now. Billed often as an "effective, fun workout to improve fitness, inspire confidence, and teach self defense!"
Now, bullshido wrestling and judo are unlikely because there's no way to get out of grappling in those arts; you simply have to do it, sooner or later. Boxing and kickboxing, you can spend as long as you want skipping rope, sprinting, and hitting bags and mitts...or just shadowboxing to uptempo music.
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Style: BJJ/Judo/HapKiDo--Originally Posted by KungFuDoesWorkIs Wayne Brady gonna have to choke a bitch?
http://www.metroart.com/cardiokick.htm "Excellent Self-Defense: GET FIT WITHOUT GETTING HIT!"
To be fair, here is an example with realistic advertising:
"A. Though closely related to fighting and martial arts, Crush Kick® is not a self-defense course. However, the fundamentals you learn are technically sound and not merely a lot of jumping around and hand waving just to elevate your heart rate. To effectively use them for self-defense requires practice with simulated attacks and developing the proper mindset that goes beyond the scope of our classes. However, you will learn proper body alignment and movement to deliver effective kicks, punches, elbows and knees."
Still, HAPKO3, unrealistic claims of self-defense prowess for cardio kickboxing are unfortunately quite common.I would liken it to the boxing or the muay thai of internal kung fu, even though that's like calling apples the oranges of the apple world. --WalkOn


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Highlands Townhome 2 is a two story townhouse containing new furnishings and classic western accents to epitomize the modern country luxury villa. The large windows in every room capture much natural sunlight during the day and allow wonderful natural views. Whether embarking on an adventurous hike in the summer months or racing down the slopes in the winter, Highlands Townhome 2 offers its visitors an elegant ambiance in which to relax and rejuvenate.
When you're ready for adventure, step out the back door, step into your skis and you're quickly on your way to the Centennial Lift or the new Children's Gondola and world renowned ski school. This convenient location provides true ski-in/ski out access at its best! In the summer, you can start your hikes right from home. Why not take a relaxing soak in the Jacuzzi after your day of activities?
Walk into the front entrance and you'll enjoy an expansive view of the entire lower level. Make cocoa in the kitchen while overlooking family and friends while they play cards at the huge dining room table, or relax in the spacious and inviting living room, complete with soaring ceilings and a river rock fireplace. All throughout the villa, rich textures of wood and leather create a truly resplendent atmosphere.
All three bedrooms are quietly tucked away upstairs, separate from the lower level activities. Two individual master suites feature comfortable king beds and private baths. Children will especially enjoy the third bedroom, with two sets of log-cabin style bunk beds, a Play Station 2 game console and private bath. All bedrooms have their own flat screen TVs. Family friendly, Highlands Townhome 2 can accommodate up to eight guests.
Located in the heart of skiing country, various nature walks make great activities for the warmer months. The Red Sky Golf Club also resides nearby with its world renown Norman Course. In mid-summer, the Bravo! music festival showcases classical music ensembles for your listening pleasure. When you return from your forays onto the mountainsides, you will no doubt appreciate the warm luxuries that surround you at Highlands Townhome 2.
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This was an excellent ski in/ski out condo and we truly enjoyed our stay. The unit has been completely redone and it was great for our family. It's a short ski down to the main Centennial lift and in the afternoon, after picking up the kids from ski school, we just took the Buckaroo Gondola and had a short ski down to the condo. We would definitely like to return.
The townhome at Slopeside is so very clean, well-appointed and perfectly located. We couldn't have asked for better accommodations to enjoy each other's company as well as take advantage of all that Beaver Creek has to offer. We were so impressed and pleased to see the quality of kitchen supplies, furnishings and linens. The townhouse truly made us feel comfortable, which helped to put us in the right frame of mind for a wonderful and memorable vacation. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend this unit to friends and family.
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The newly launched Burgundy offers a menu that's languidly international, with the accepted basics tweaked and amped up
As all local restaurateurs know: man proposes, Chennai disposes. Plans can never be iron-clad here — they rest on too many 'what ifs' and 'maybes.' After about three years of planning Burgundy has finally opened in MRC Nagar.
Chef R.C. Willi Willson, who left The Park for this venture, and Vipin Sachdev, best known for bringing the city Subway, made good use of their timeout. They opened Tuscana, then 'Kryptos by Willi', and finally 'Tuscana On Chamiers by Willi'. When you're opening so many restaurants it's tempting to stick to the tried and tested. The 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' philosophy. So it's interesting that they insisted on giving each of their restaurants a unique character. Which is why I was especially curious about Burgundy, since this is — essentially — the mother ship.
The restaurant is set in Somerset Greenways, an unexpectedly swanky service apartment with Five Star airs. I'm directed to the restaurant, which is spacious, airy and flooded with sunshine. It has a standard "slick hotel coffee shop" feel about it, a look that might have been fresh a few years ago, but is now fairly conventional. They do, however, have the advantage of outdoor seating and a lounge area, complete with those inescapable flat screen TVs showing those inescapable cricket matches.
I'm having lunch with Chef Willi, who shows me around the kitchen, commandeered by Chef Jaideep Kanungoe who used to head the European section at The Park. There's a focus on interactivity here, a trend that's getting popular all over the world. Today — finally — people want to know who is cooking their meals. So kitchens are more open and chefs are more accessible. A good meal at a nice restaurant should be an artisanal product, not something that slides out of a factory-like ambience, even if it is made with mechanical efficiency. And you should be able to talk to the chef about concerns, diet requests or allergies.
In an attempt to move away from the familiar old-fashioned buffet, featuring huge chafing dishes that simmer quietly for hours, Burgundy puts out small portions that get frequently replenished. Indian food doesn't really suffer at buffets — after all some of our most delicious dals, currys and biryanis owe their flavour to hours of slow cooking. Indian-Continental pies and bakes tend to hold up alright too. But a lot of European food needs to be served straight out of the kitchen, and this style of buffet makes moist risottos and crisp salads possible.
However our lunch is a la carte, as I'm determined to try the pizzas. Since wood-fired ovens are illegal inside, Burgundy uses a rotating pizza oven, equipped with an internal flame to give your pizza that essential golden glow. Willi chuckles that the main difference between his huge wood-burning ovens in Tuscana and this rotating oven is that Burgundy specialises in 'dizzy pizzas.' On closer investigation the spinning pizzas, which may or may not be able to compete in 'Dancing With The Stars', are more evenly baked. It's debatable whether that's an advantage if you like the unexpected dips and crunch of a wood-fired pizza, and of course they don't have that smoky aroma. My vegetable pizza has a light and airy base, perfect for its intricate topping of tart olives, charred tomato and surprising chunks of roasted sweet potato, all topped with sweet-smelling cheese.
I try the fish, paneer and chicken kebabs from their Indian section, all of which are competently made. Dessert is an Orange and Almond Flourless Cake, with goat cheese cream and candied orange: heavy, moist and rich, though it gets stodgy after a few bites.
The menu's languidly international, offering the accepted basics, all tweaked and amped up. Hence the Burgundy Club is made with Gruyere, Pancetta and rosemary grilled chicken on garlic toast with pesto potato fries. Think high street fashion styled for the catwalk. With buttons and bows so you can customise your meal according to your preferences.
Will Burgundy make an impact on the city's foodscape? It's too early to tell. Right now it's a welcome addition.
The restaurant is at 94, Sathyadev Avenue, MRC Nagar. Call 4900 1000 for details. A meal for two is approximately Rs. 1,500. The dinner buffet is Rs. 975 and lunch is Rs. 750.
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Spiral Galaxy NGC 6118
December 2, 2004
This image is of the impressive spiral galaxy NGC 6118, located near the celestial equator, in the constellation Serpens (The Snake). It is a comparatively faint object of 13th magnitude with a rather low surface brightness, making it pretty hard to see in small telescopes. This shyness has prompted amateur astronomers to nickname NGC 6118 the "Blinking Galaxy" as it would appear to flick into existence when viewed through their telescopes in a certain orientation, and then suddenly disappear again as the eye position shifted.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (April 7, 2012) -- Arkansas is packed with local musicians from those just starting up to several that aremaking it big.
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