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Relax in Luxury at this Beautiful Lakefront Home. This house has plenty of space for 8 people and is full of luxury from the granite countertops, wood floors, and rock fireplace to the up-scale furnishings. There are many separate living/dining areas including an Arkansas room and a dining table that seats 8 people. The house is just beautifully decorated and most of the rooms have gorgeous lake views.
House is 3115 Square Feet on over 1/2 Acre Lot.
This is a house which you won't want to leave. You can spend your days swimming and fishing from your own dock. Then spend your evenings grilling on the deck or watching the beautiful sunsets from your dock swing. The outside decks are quite secluded but also have absolutely wonderful lake views.
This house comes ready for fun including both a foosball table and ping pong table, board games and movies. With wireless internet access, fireplace, updated furnishings, 4 TV's, dock, and a very well equipped kitchen, there is something for everyone.
House is in Wonderful Hot Springs Village, which is a gated recreational community. HSV is a hidden gem that many families return to yearly for their vacations and many golfers frequent seasonally. It is an absolutely beautiful mountainous area with lots and lots of hills, beautiful trees and wildlife. The area provides a very relaxing and peaceful vacation for some while others can enjoy the activities without crowds, even in summertime or during holidays. As a guest staying at HSV, you can choose to play from any of HSV's 8 championship golf courses or visit any of our 11 lakes, 2 beaches and 2 marinas with recreational activities such as fishing, swimming and boating. You may also hike or bike on over 26 miles of wooded trails. There is also an outdoor pool complex, a playground area with mini-golf, basketball, tennis and pickle ball courts and Coronado Fitness Center with an indoor pool, spa, and clay tennis courts. Just 30 minutes away is the popular tourist destinations of Hot Springs and also Ouachita National Forest with Ouachita Lake and Marina and Ouachita Mountain State Park. Little Rock is 1 hr away.
House and private boat dock are on the beautiful Lake Cortez. Lake Cortez is the 3rd largest lake in the Villages. It is 245 acres and has a boat ramp. You can fish, swim, ski and tube in the lake. This lake is a very clear water lake which makes it really great for swimming and just relaxing in the water. It is also peaceful and calm since it is mainly used by only people living on the lake. This is a great lake for water skiing - with the mountains surrounding the lake breaking the winds and hardly any other boats - there are a lot of days with very smooth water for some great water skiing. You are usually the only boat around and feel like you are boating in your own wonderful private lake. Even on holiday weekends, you will only see a few boats during the day. It is a stocked lake with no public access -makes it great for fishing too. And our cove is deep, so fishing is even good off the dock. The lake so clear, you can sometimes see the big fish swimming by our dock. We have even been able to see the big fish from the windows in the Arkansas room. Lake is stocked with catfish, bass, crappie, gill and sunfish.
We have made arrangements so that our guests may reserve a pontoon boat to be parked at our boat dock during their stay. It is a great rate too - $125/day + gas, 3 day minimum. The cost for 3 days is barely over the price of renting at marina for just 1 day. And the best part is it will be parked and waiting at the boat dock right outside your back door. If you want to have the boat longer for even more fishing, more tubing or just want to have a leisurely boat trip each morning and evening - we have an even better deal - 6 days for $600 + gas. This also helps so you won't have to try to predict the best weather days for your boat rental.
We also have a tandem or 2 person kayak provided to our guests during warmer months to explore and have fun on Lake Cortez.
We have 4 TV's each with a DVR so you can easily record your favorite shows. House has the new DISH Hopper DVRs that come with some new great DVR features. The DISH Hopper automatically saves all recent prime time shows and if you choose to watch the prime time show after the day the show aired, you can choose to skip commercials. We subscribe to Dish Package 'America's Top 200 w/ HD' which includes the Golf channel. We also provide 2 DVD players, DVD movies and board games for your entertainment.
We are centrally located between the east and west gates of Hot Springs Village, providing easy access to most HSV destinations including all golf courses, beaches and restaurants.
House is in a very easy access location with noticeable landmarks enroute to help you not get lost. We are just off of Cortez Rd, which is a major HSV street. Please look at our map below to see our location within HSV.
If this is your first time to visit our wonderful Hot Springs Villages or just need activity or restaurant ideas, our house is stocked with area information and brochures for our guests. We also created 'Things to do' and 'Favorite Restaurants' sheets to help our guests know what has been popular.
If you love the outdoors, this area provides ample opportunities of new and different activities, and with a backdrop of those beautiful Ouachita Mountains. Anyone who loves outdoors activities will feel at home and probably fall in love with the area. If you are into hiking, golfing, boating, fishing, you could easily spend a month in this area and still have new things to do. Also many activities in close by Hot Springs and Little Rock.
And then you have our wonderful house to relax and rejuvenate in. It is a wonderful combination.
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5-15 minutes - All 8 HSV Golf Courses
10 minutes - Desoto Marina, Desoto Pool Complex and Recreation Center, Coronado Fitness Center with Indoor Pool, West or main gate, Nearest grocery store
15 minutes - Walmart and Restaurants out West gate, East gate to Little Rock, Area Famous Coleman Crystal Mines
There are many activities within 30 minutes of our house:
HOT SPRINGS is a great tourist destination with the Historic Bath House Row, Hot Springs National Park, Magic Springs Theme & Water Park, Oaklawn Thoroughbred Horse Racing, Garvin Woodland Botanical Gardens (210 Acres), Mid-America Science Museum, Fine Art Galleries, Ride the Ducks, Lake Hamilton, Lake Catherine and many other Hot Springs' shows and museums.
LAKE OUACHITA MARINA and OUACHITA MOUNTAIN STATE PARK in the Ouachita National Forest boasts many outdoor activities. Lake Ouachita is the largest lake in Arkansas. The beautiful clear waters are ideal for swimming, water skiing, tubing, fishing and cruising along the myriad of islands and coves. The lake is known for having large fish and hosts numerous Bass tournaments annually and also produces lots of stripers, crappie, blue gill, red-ear, catfish and walleye. The Ouachita Mountains are known for their scenic drives and ATV trails for all skill levels, rugged mountain trails for mountain biking and hiking, scenic bluffs for hang gliding and paragliding, pristine rivers lakes and creeks for canoeing and kayaking, and rocky cliffs for rock climbing and rappelling and sailing.
Then there is also Little Rock and its sightseeing and shopping about 1 hour away.
Entry or Main Level (Top Level) includes 2 Living Areas (Main Living Area and Arkansas Room), Kitchen, Wet Bar, Laundry Room with Office, and Master Bedroom/Bath with a garden tub and separate shower. At the top of the stairs is the 1/2 Bath.
At the bottom of the stairs is a Full Bath with tub/shower combo. Also downstairs are 3 other Bedrooms and smaller Kitchen with 1 of the bedrooms possibly being another living area with Futon couch.
Bedrooms: The Master Bedroom is entry or top level. Also entry/top level is Queen Sleeper Sofa in Ark Room. There are 3 more separate sleeping rooms downstairs - the Murphy Bedroom, Red Bedroom and Futon Bedroom/Living Area. The Futon room is a bedroom (separate room with doors and closet), but entrance to the Red Bedroom is through this room. The Red Bedroom exits through Futon room or through its outside door. The Futon/Murphy rooms when open combine to form open area downstairs. The Murphy Bedroom has the patio door to back of house. Doors can close for privacy in all 3 rooms. There is room for air bed in Master Bedroom or Murphy Bedroom or Living Room Upstairs.
HSV is the greatest community for us to really enjoy a vacation. We have been vacationing in HSV for years. We love all the activities without the crowds. We enjoy being active at HSV. We also enjoy the quiet and relaxing areas. Only after purchasing the house did we figure out there are hardly any crowds even in the summer, when the kids are out of school. If you want a some what quiet vacation without many others around, HSV is the place. And if you want some bustle - just head over to Hot Springs for the day. We love having Hot Springs and Little Rock close for normal tourist activities and shopping.
This house is designed to make all guests have a great vacation and also feel pampered. Our goal is to hear that our guests expectations were exceeded. We have provided many choices for activities at our lake house. We have foosball, ping ping, a two person kayak and many board games and DVD movies. This is a great house for activities and also for relaxation. There are many areas to relax inside and outside. This house has great areas to view the sunsets over the lake and mountains, and amazingly, most days there will be a beautiful one. During the summer, there is a swing on the dock to relax on while enjoying the sunset. During the winter, the sun sets in a different location. You still view the sunset over the lake, but from the windows of the Arkansas room - where you can stay cozy and warm and watch the sunset. And the glow from the sky on the lake right after sunset is also beautiful. The full moons with reflections on the lake can be usually seen from the top deck.
We met our young adult children for a weekend at the Poates home. This home is very well equipped with everything you will possibly need. We went for a long weekend in October and the weather was still nice enough to enjoy the boat and the kyack. There was so much for everyone to do. We went into Hot Springs for dinner one night but other than that we didn't want to leave the deck and Arkansas room. We really enjoyed walking on the trails, breakfast at one of the golf courses and the amazing views. The only problem is you won't be ready to leave when it is time to go home!
It's so easy to do a review on the Lake Cortez house! My husband and I went back a second time because we loved it so much the first time we were there last winter. Coming back during the fall was very special because we got to see the fall foliage, which was very beautiful. The house itself, no matter what time of year you go is always so enjoyable. The owners have thought of everything that anyone could want. Plenty of dishes, fresh linens, beautiful and comfortable furnishings and a view of the lake that is amazing! It's just so relaxing to sit in the sun room inside of the house or out on the covered deck and enjoy the beauty of it all. We were lucky enough to have such great weather to get out on the kayak that was available to us and be able to experience the lake first hand. Steve & Tammy also furnished us with all of the necessary information for the surrounding areas to be able to get a complete taste of not only Hot Springs Village, but also Hot Springs and Little Rock. Hot Springs Village has plenty to offer with walking trails, farmers market on the weekend and if you enjoy golfing or lake activities. We even got out on a Fall Foliage boat tour on Lake Hamilton which was beautiful this time of year. However, downtown Hot Springs and Little Rock are also definitely places to take advantage of with the garden tours, plenty of great places for shopping and delicious restaurants, etc. We would highly recommend staying at this beautiful home with all of its amenities and can't wait to return!
Very nice lakeside two-story house - much nicer than most rental properties we have ever visited. Great location right on the lake with two porches looking out over the lake. Very nicely furnished, good beds, fully furnished kitchen, HD TV with Dish. Lots of "toys" provided: foosball table, kayak, ping pong. Owner was prompt to respond to questions and provided lots of great "what to expect when you get here" notes to help us plan our trip. Can't wait to visit HSV again - and when we do, we'll be staying here again.
Our visit to Lake Cortez House in Hot Springs Village was amazing. We haven't had a family vacation for many years in part to career demands; etc. After seeing pictures and reading numerous outstanding reviews regarding Cortez House.....I knew it was the place for us. As it turns out, it was more than we had hoped for....it was perfect. I have never felt more comfortable and at home...away from home....as the four days spent there. House owners, Steve and Tammy, thought of absolutely everything that you could possibly need....including an ice cream maker found in a utility room closet! The views are simply breathtaking from the many rooms facing the lake. The most rewarding surprise was the privacy. Most times, we were the only ones present on the lake. The kitchen was totally equipped...which was nice and convenient....as we prepared most of our meals at the house. Outside on the upper deck is a grill that is by far, the best we have ever grilled on. The laundry room is fully equipped and it was great having all our laundry finished and ready to just put away when we arrived back home. I can honestly say...clothes and personal items are all that is really needed for a trip to this amazing house. Our intention was to enjoy most of our time at the house itself and on the lake. We do enough eating out and driving in cars while at home. We did venture out one night to have pizza at Charlie's Pizza Pub in the Village. It was a short drive (as many restaurants are) from the house and it was unanimously decided that it was some of the very best pizza we had ever had....anywhere! If you want great, friendly service and some awesome pizza...check them out while you are there! If you do forget something you need; Wal-Mart is a short drive as well. Many, many thanks to Steve and Tammy for allowing us to bring our precious boy Max (family dog.) We were so surprised that someone would open their beautiful home to someone who wanted to share a family vacation with a rather large family dog. It was the perfect vacation and Cortez House is the perfect place for family vacations to come. Thank you for making possible a wonderful vacation full of memories that will forever be treasured!
Tammy and Steve,
We love your house and the lake. You always make sure we have everything we need. We have rented this house for several years and are never sorry for doing so. We plan to return again!!! Thank you for sharing such a wonderful vacation home. The Keene's
We (two grandparents, parents, and three girls) spent a wonderful week at this ideal house. The owners have thought of everything. It's very well equipped and sparkly clean. Everything from the towels to the overstuffed chairs to the beds to the wealth of games to the kitchen appliances is first-class. We swam from the dock and kayaked. We rented the pontoon boat (which I strongly recommend); towed the kids on a tube, and found calm coves for swimming. Even the quiet moments were special: Feeding the fish at the dock, watching hummingbirds at the feeder, and just enjoying the lake view from the upper deck or the super comfortable Arkansas room. One recommendation: Visit Garvan Woodland Gardens and plan to spend at least 2 or 3 hours. All of us from the nine year-olds to the 71 old guy (me) enjoyed them greatly. We have rented quite a few vacation houses over the years. None was better than this.
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Those are both good shots. I think there's a bit too much going on in the first one, meaning I'm not sure what the main subject is. A really good photog once told me, simplify. Have a strong subject and make it obvious to the viewer. I'm sure the scene was beautiful based on the stunning sunset and nice area, but trying to capture an entire scene in a photograph as you see and experience it is next to impossible. So maybe take a small, simple slice of the scene with pleasing composition and leading lines and you've got a winner!
But regardless, I enjoy them both. Keep shooting.
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low the price of any file that uses world hunt item expelled to bargain basement terminally:)
scottwills saidSorry – wasn't trying to drag the Fruityloops DAW or those who use it through the mud; This was sort of what Fruityloops was all about when it first came out, hence the somewhat unfair generalization. What I was referring to was the practice of creating an entire sequence by very little other than the artful arrangement of pre-recorded material. Not that it doesn't take some measure of skill and natural ear to make a piece of music this way, it's that it doesn't really require any composition chops, something most of us here have probably spent a long time developing.
You'd be surprised at how many of our authors here use Fruity Loops but they use it to produce totally original compositions and productions, not resorting to pre-composed loops by anyone else, so I don't think blaming the tool is the issue here and some authors might find offense at the generalization you're implying.
@SimpleProductions Thanks for clarifying. I just didn't want you to get lynched by the FL Studio producers here, just trying to protect you. They're a mean old bunch. Uh-oh, now I'M going to get lynched!
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@SimpleProductions Thanks for clarifying. I just didn't want you to get lynched by the FL Studio producers here, just trying to protect you. They're a mean old bunch. Uh-oh, now I'M going to get lynched!
OK i guess we hate the word 'loop' around here let's just ban the word and make everyone happy I also use FL Studio and almost never use a loop in my music..
But for the sake of the argument, i still want to learn if we can use a drum loop without adding cymbals here and there?
Or is there a list of those 'overly used' loops so that we can avoid using them?
And do you feel lynched enough now or should i go on with more questions?
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String: Mamba Premium Natural Gut/ Iontec Black
Frame: Yonex V-core 95D
Tension: 52/48#
Stringing was pretty easy. MPN is a bit dry and could use either wax or some lotion to make it easier to work with. The biggest issue here is tying knots because of the dessication: I tried both the double half hitch and the parnell knot and found the parnell to sit 100x better. Interestingly enough, the MPN's coating smells suspiciously like fingernail polish...hmmm. Nothing to report about ItB
Interesting play here. This is my first attempt at stringing gut this low since I normally do the 56# range. This setup is unique in a few ways. First, I would dub this combination a flat hitter's paradise. There is great dwell time and ample response off the string bed to give you the zip you need on the ball. Lacing those shots with a bit of topspin keeps them deep and on the court. The feel is almost too much in this aspect. Second, the ample response that makes this setup great for blasting flat makes it a bit tricky to control when trying to hit the monster spin that gut/poly is capable of against slower hitting players. Once the pace picks up and the ball bites a bit more into the string bed-- it's all there. The versatility of gut/poly is enormous. I've logged about an hour and a half by now and MPN/ItB performs well in that respect although I would venture to string it a touch tighter next time. A little more control would go a long way for my taste.
Net Play: Out-freaking-standing. The dwell time and strong transfer of energy make for punchy volleys. There's a little extra on every shot that makes this setup more effective than a full poly bed. Overheads are serve-like.
I've mixed feelings about this section although I think they're due to my lack of court time on the setup. Flat serves cannon off as expected but are prone to going a bit long (for now). I also can't seem to find my heavy kick serve. It's close but not quite there. I can hit topspin and slice effectively at about 65% but I can't really lay into the ball to get that extra effect. One of the shots I've developed into a weapon is the heavy "twist" serve where my ball comes in like a regular topspin serve from right to left but jumps out to the right after bouncing. To really make this a free point generator, the serve has to be struck confidently. Similar to the flat serves, I'm still up to a foot deep which is unacceptable for a second serve.
Around/ a little less than 1.5 hours so far and it's holding up decently.
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After 33 years, the late-night king has signed off...but not before a few good burns from his favorite celebs and former guests.
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No themes installed.... stock n8. If your referring to to messaging app that's gosms so I do think its a valid issue. Been doing this too long to report a bug with a custom theme.
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Located in quiet West Ketchum; 3 blocks and stroll along river to Sun Valley's River Run Plaza, ski lifts & gondola. 7 blocks to Downtown Ketchum. Five minute walk to the Wood River's excellent fly fishing, one block from free bus line and two blocks from the bike path which runs the entire length of the Wood River Valley.
We have lived in Ketchum for more than 40 years. We are avid cyclists and skiers and raised our kids in Ketchum. Beyond our primary occupations, we owned ski shop in town in the 80's and brought the first windsurfers to Ketchum in the 70's.
Jerry Ann or John Heaney purchased this apartment in 1975
We have always had this little apartment for the convenience of our friends and relatives (and now, our own grown kids who now bring their own families to town.) We enjoy seeing people get to use it and hope you will enjoy it.
My wife and I had an amazing time. This cute little apartment is in a perfect location right next to trail heads and walking distance from downtown Ketchum. The owner and her husband were extremely nice and accommodating. We were so sad when our trip came to an end. Highly recommend!
This is a very comfortable apartment attached to the home of some VERY nice hosts / owners. We stayed during the summer and the location is great - less than 5min walk to downtown or the river and River Run Lodge. Everything was as pictured and the unit has everything you need for a comfortable stay. The neighborhood was beautiful! Highly recommended.
Renting this apartment was my first experience with HomeAway and, based on it, I will definitely be looking to HomeAway in the future.
The location of the apartment is great: within a five-minute drive to the River Run base area. The facilities were extremely clean and comfortable. The owners were amiable, congenial people who ensured that our stay was pleasant.
Without doubt, a good choice if you're in Ketchum. If I ever find myself back in Sun Valley, I will definitely give the owners a call.
I'm always a bit suspect when I see a rental advertised with all the amenities this place had for such a low price, and I was pleasantly surprised to find it was all it was described to be and more. 5 minutes walk to the gondola lift, 5 minutes walk to town, and central to anything you need in Sun Valley. If this place fits your criteria check it out, you won't be disappointed.
Our annual fly fishing trip to Ketchum appeared would not occur because my fly fishing partner had just recently rolled his truck and trailer . We used the trailer as our home (all amenities) staying at a local RV park in Ketchum for a reasonable price. So now we would need a plan "B". I began searching the internet only to find very expensive listings that were well beyond our budget since we were also taking my partners two 11 year old boys with us. They would be with us for the first 5 days being taught to fly fish. Luckily I came across this property so I took a chance. I contacted the owners and sent them a deposit.When we arrived in Ketchum on 7/28 I was pleasantly surprised with the property. It was a very nice two bedroom, one bath apartment with a kitchen and living room. The property was immaculate! The owners had told me the kitchen had all the utensils and equipment we would need to cook meals. The owners told us that if we needed anything or had problems to contact them. I would emphatically recommend this property to others. The property was in an excellent location for what we had planned to do in Ketchum, that is fly fish! There are numerous trails within walking distance. You can even walk or bike to downtown Ketchum. The downtown area is just 6 blocks away. Downtown Ketchum has numerous restaurants and shops. We had dinner out twice eating pizza and pasta with the 2 boys one night and after they had left we had dinner at the Pioneer Saloon, excellent prime rib and trout! I had wanted to have lunch at "Grumpy's", great burgers and beer, but we never made it there as we were always on the river from 9:30 am to about 5 pm. After dinner we would also try to do some late evening fly fishing so we were constantly on the go.We are planning already for next year and will be calling the owners with our reservation request for approximately the same time period. Again, the owners of this property were fantastic! Bottom line though, the price was very reasonable for an excellent property!
Located two miles from world famous Sun Valley Resort with 10 minute walk to ski-lift, two blocks from the bike bath, a block from bus stop, and six blocks to downtown. Wine Festival, Swing 'n Dixie Jazz Jamboree, Wagon Days (largest non-motorized parade in the Western United States and unlimited outdoor fun).
Other Activities: Summer Symphonys, Wagon Days, Sheep Festival, Swinging Dixie Jazz Jamboree, Skiing, Fishing, Hiking, Tennis, Golf, Theater, Paragliding, Ice-Skating, Biking.
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Qantas Sees Australia's Overseas Flight Growth Slowing
Aug. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Capacity increases on international routes from and to Australia are slowing by half, according to Qantas Airways Ltd., the nation's biggest carrier.
Industrywide capacity growth into and out of Australia will be about 3 percent to 4 percent over the six months ending December, Qantas's Chief Financial Officer Gareth Evans told a conference in Sydney today. That compares with an increase of 46 percent over the past four years, he said, and is about half the pace of about 8.4 percent according to Australian government data for available seats in the first five months.
International airlines, which added flights into the country as a mining investment boom buoyed its economy, are shifting routes as unemployment rises to a 12-year high. Qantas has stopped overseas flights from Perth, the capital of resource-rich Western Australia state, because it wasn't "realistic" to run the routes given the levels of capacity, Evans said.
"We are going to see a more benign capacity environment internationally this year than we have seen previously," he said at the CAPA Centre for Aviation conference.
Qantas is projected to post a loss of A$745 million ($691 million) in the year ended June, according to the average of eight analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg, and will likely not return to profit until 2016.
Excess capacity on flights forces carriers to cut ticket prices to fill seats, undermining their profitability. When capacity growth more closely matches customer demand, airlines are able to lift prices and restore profits.
Qantas is cutting about A$1 billion of costs from the money-losing international unit, about half of the total across the group, he said. An alliance on international routes with Dubai-based airline Emirates also helped, he said, without saying when that part of the business would return to profit.
"Both of us would wholeheartedly agree that we would be a damn sight worse off without the relationship than we are with the relationship," Evans said referring to the partnership.
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1.Heat oven to 350°F. Beat butter and sugar in large bowl until well blended. Add eggs and almond extract; beat until smooth. Stir together flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt; gradually add to butter mixture, beating until smooth. (Dough will be thick.) Stir in almonds with wooden spoon.
2. Divide dough in half. With lightly floured hands, shape each half into rectangular log about 2 inches in diameter and 11 inches long; place on large ungreased cookie sheet, at least 2 inches apart.
3. Bake 30 minutes or until logs are set. Remove from oven; cool on cookie sheet 15 minutes. Using serrated knife, cut logs diagonally using a sawing motion, into 1/2-inch thick slices. Discard end pieces. Arrange slices, cut sides down, close together on cookie sheet.
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This weekend marked two great holidays: Victory Day (May 9th) and Mother's Day (May 10th). To honor our moms and our Veterans, we've created a special video recipe for a beautiful and delicious dessert — apple roses with puff pastry and raspberries.
This weekend marked two great holidays: Victory Day (May 9th) and Mother's Day (May 10th). To honor our moms and our Veterans, we've created a special video recipe for a beautiful and delicious dessert — apple roses with puff pastry and raspberries.
As the weather gets warmer and fresh veggies are once again plentiful, we're officially calling it open season on summer soups. This week, we're making Okroshka! With a few twists on the traditional recipe, we hope you enjoy this delicious homage to fresh garden veggies.
Okroshka comes from the Russian word "kroschit'" which literally means to crumble into little pieces. The classic soup is a mix of (mainly) raw veggies including radishes, cucumbers, and spring onions, and usually include boiled potatoes and eggs.
It's no secret that traditional healing and homeopathic therapies have steadily grown in popularity. Around the world, more and more people are turning to herbs, homemade elixirs and folk remedies to treat common colds and body ailments.
An overwhelming shift in perspective towards the combination of modern and traditional medicine has once again opened the doors to time honored cures from the past. Nearly every culture has recipes and remedies that have been passed down from one generation to another.
Easter is the most important Holiday in the Russian Orthodox tradition. In fact, for the vast majority of Russians, Easter is more than a question of faith – it is a celebration of their national identity.
Laced with symbolic meanings of pagan ancestry, Russian Easter traditions can be traced back to folk rituals that date back to pre-Christian times. As we enter the week of "Red Hill" (Красная Горка), we'd like to reflect on some of the lesser known customs associated with these Holidays.
No Easter table is complete without a classic Kulich. Famous for its traditional shape and exquisite taste, Kuliches take center stage in traditional Easter baskets. Baked fresh in cylindrical tins and decorated with white sugary icing and colorful sprinkles, Kuliches are look very similar to Italian panettone bread. What makes Kuliches different from panettone is the light and airy dough. (Full recipe here).
Following Eastern Orthodox tradition, Kuliches are decorated with icing and often include the letter XB which stands for 'Christ Is Risen' (Христос Воскрес). They are taken to the Church in an Easter basket filled with decorated Easter eggs and blessed before consumption. Kuliches are eaten for 40 days following Easter as a symbol for atonement and suffering of Jesus Christ.
Today is Willow Sunday, also known as Blossom Sunday, and in Russian Orthodox tradition as 'Verbnoe Voskresenie' (Вербное Воскресение).
One week before Easter, this Holiday marks the day Jesus entered Jerusalem. Christ's entry Jerusalem.
Biblical accounts mention that in Jerusalem Jesus was greeted by crowds of people waving and laying down palm branches as a symbol of victory and triumph, as well as the resurrection or re-birth of new life.
In colder climates where palm trees do not grow, branches of other trees – like olive and willow – were thought to depict new life.
Across Russia, and other former Soviet Republics, Verbnoe Voskresenie is named for verba (pussy willow). The fuzzy blossoms known as catkins are one of the first spring buds to bloom after long and harsh winter.
And so for hundreds of years Russian tradition holds that bunches of pussy willow branches are brought to Church and distributed, along with candles, during Verbnoe Voskresenie as a way to mark the beginning of Verbnaya Nedelya (Willow Week).
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Essential oils are some of nature's best kept secrets. A natural and chemical-free alternative to traditional moisturizers and cosmetics, essential oil mixes can be used to treat skin problems, reduce stress, sooth muscles, and strengthen hair and nail cuticles. This week we're sharing a few basic recipes to make your own essential oil mixes at home.
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We've all seen them, or at least pictures of them, the beautifully crafted Faberge Easter eggs made famous in the late 19th century. But what's so special about them anyway? This week, we're exploring how a young goldsmith's art pieces became mini monuments of Russia's past.
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Happy International Women's Day to all the lovely ladies around the world!! Celebrated every March 8th, the holiday was first observed in the early 1900s in the United States as a way to bring political and social awareness to the struggles of women worldwide.
Over the years, it blended the cultures of many countries and took particular hold in Europe and the former Soviet Bloc. In many regions the holiday lost its political edge and simply became an occasion for people to express their love and appreciation of women. Think Mother's Day meets Valentine's Day.
In Russia and many other former Soviet countries, traditional gifts given to mothers, daughters, grandmothers and aunts include flowers and chocolate. Delicate spring flowers like yellow Mimosas and Lily of the Valley have come to symbolize femininity and are often associated with March 8th.
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Spring is almost here! Soon the birds will begin chirping again. Butterflies will flutter their beautiful wigs, and leaves will once again start budding. Just as mother nature creates a nurturing environment for new life to spring forward, our bodies and minds are ready for a spring cleanse and rejuvenation.
As we peel the layers of warm winter clothes, our bodies are ready for a cleanse and rejuvenation. We're sharing a few helpful tips to cleanse, detox, and rejuvenate your body.
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The Great Lent is a 40 day spiritual preparation for Pascha (Easter) marked by reflection, personal improvement, repentance and fasting. Much like the Greeks and other Eastern European cultures, Russian Orthodox Christians begin observing Great Lent on "clean Monday", a time to cleanse and purify everything from the clothes we wear, the pots and pans we cook with and most importantly, our bodies and souls.
Yes, Lent is the time for making auspicious changes. But it doesn't have to be about complete deprivation. In Slavic tradition, the ritual of fasting for six weeks involves a progressive giving up of certain foods, beginning with meat. Fish, eggs and dairy, as well as olive oil are not allowed after the third week. Without getting into the nitty gritty of the Church rules, we're helping you navigate through foods you CAN eat and sharing delicious recipes for Russian mushroom soup, cabbage soup and traditional eggplant ikra (veggie spread).
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Maslenitsa is a Holiday of indulgence and reverence before the Great Lent. As far back as Kievan Rus', people celebrated Maslenitsa by indulging in food and fun for seven days. According to Orthodox tradition, this is the last week people can consume milk, eggs, and butter before embarking on a 40 day lent.
Each day of Malenitsa has a special meaning and reflects a hybrid of Christian traditions and pagan festivities of ancient Rus'. The Holiday is a bidding of farewell to harsh winters and welcoming in of a new and plentiful Spring season. A week-long journey of family, food and fun, Maslenitsa starts with an official welcoming of the Holiday on Monday.
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Cupid's arrow is about to strike the hearts of lovers once again. Yet as every woman knows, cupid is secondary if you can keep your honey's stomach satisfied. This year, skip the Valentine's Day dinner date and go straight for a romantic breakfast with your amour. Treat your partner to a luxuriously tasty creation of Russian mini blini with black caviar and fresh red mimosas with retro "Sovetskoe" champagne.
Borscht is one of the most recognizable words in the world. A hearty soup served in all regions of the Former Soviet Union. From the nobles to the peasants, borscht has graced the tables of generations of Russians, Ukrainians and many other Easter European cultures.
Regional politics aside, the history of borscht is quite difficult to trace. Most gastronomic historians do agree that it likely originated in ancient Kievan Rus. Back then Kiev was the capital of greater Russia and likely was the birthplace of this marsh of beets, carrots, onions, potatoes and cabbage.
The name is derived from the Slavic word "borschevik" translated as "hogweed" in English. Hogweed is a sturdy plant, and distant cousin of modern-day carrots, that still grows in many parts across Russia and Ukraine.
Its shoots have been used for hundreds of years as a sugar substitute due to their sweet flavor. The leaves were often used for salads or as a side dish of greens. Boiling the leaves produced a wonderfully aromatic stock for soups, adding a distinct mushroom aroma. It's not far fetched to think then, that original recipes of borscht called for borschevik, rather than beets, as its main ingredient.
Braised cabbage (tushyonaya kapusta) is a deliciously Russian dish, made by slowly cooking finely shredded cabbage with carrots and onions. During the Soviet days of limited food supplies, braised cabbage was one of the most popular and hearty dishes. It was indeed the Soviet version of comfort food. But what's so special about cabbage anyway?
Cabbage has been cultivated for thousands of years. Ancient Romans loved it for its nutritional value as much as a remedy for hangovers, and even healing wounds. That's right, cabbage soaked in vinegar was consumed before embarking on a evening of heavy drinking as early as 8th century BC. Caesar's armies are known to have carried cabbage leaves to treat wounds and reduce infection and inflammation. Indeed, modern studies have confirmed that cabbage has antibacterial properties.
On January 6th, many Orthodox countries including Russia will celebrate Christmas Eve — also known as "Sochelnik". While the date of Russian Christmas has always been on January 7 many traditions have changed over the past 200 years. In this post, we explore a number of folkloric rituals, and illuminate the differences between Russian Orthodox and Western Christmas customs.
What is "Sochelnik"?
Sochelnik comes from the Russian word "sochivo" – literally a liquid made from soaking wheat grains, and used instead of butter since no animal products are allowed to be consumed during the holiday. A simple porridge dish made with sochivo is known as "kutya." The porridge is prepared with honey, poppy seeds, nuts and dried fruits – symbolizing immortality, success and happiness. Eating the grain porridge on Christmas Eve is also an homage to Daniel's Fast on his journey to discovering God. (See a simple recipe for authentic sochivo at the end of this post). According to Orthodox tradition, on the eve before Christmas it is customary to fast until the first start is visible in the night sky.
New Year is the most beloved and celebrated holiday among Russians. Full of rich history, fascinating traditions and amusing customs, New Year celebrations trace back to Pagan Rus'. Back in those days, the year's beginning was celebrated with the beginning of nature's revival — usually in mid-March.
Sometime in the late 14th or early 15th century, came the Christening of the Great Rus', and with it a new set of chronology and traditions. Adopting the European Julian calendar, the Orthodox Church officially moved the beginning of the year from March to September as a way to conform to the Nicean canons.
This shift signaled the growing importance of Christianity in the Old Rus'. And so it was that the New Year was now celebrated on September 1st with organized festivities and decoration of trees.
If you haven't gotten everything you want for Christmas, there is still time. We've compiled a list of five MUST HAVE items to keep you warm, satisfied and beautiful for the New Year.
1. Russian Souvenirs are the perfect gifts for anyone interested in all things RUSSIAN. From Faberge-style eggs, to themed kitchen accessories and decorative plates – you'll find a gem or two in our collection of the most sought after souvenirs. For the fashionistas in your life, we've got traditional woolen shawls and scarves. If you're feeling adventurous, spring for the USSR military "Ushanka" hat, complete with ear flaps and emblematic Soviet red star. Classic Russian toys like "Kolobok" and "Nevalyashka" are a fun way to introduce traditional children's characters to the little ones in your life.
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Mercy Creates Dance Video to Get Co-workers Moving and Grooving for Health
With some of the Midwest states leading in the highest obesity rates across the nation, health care workers prove dancing together makes for better health.
Midwest, US (PRWEB) May 07, 2013
There are a million phrases to describe it: cutting a rug, getting a groove on, jumping and jiving, boot scootin´. No matter what it's called, dance is fun, and it´s healthy.
Across seven states, Mercy is encouraging co-workers to Move It, Groove It for the sake of fitness during May´s Global Employee Health and Fitness month.
"Whether you moonwalk, jitterbug or line dance, moving to music is always a great way to stay on top of your game," said Dr. Lance Luria, Mercy´s health and wellness vice president and medical director. "When you´re dancing, you forget you´re exercising. But you´re building balance, burning calories and de-stressing. What could be better?"
And not unlike the Sisters of Mercy, who embody an ability to serve with an uncanny sense of joy, dance is essential to living life fully. "Dance every evening" was scribbled atop a letter written by Sisters of Mercy Founder Catherine McAuley in the 1800s. That legacy lives on today with Sisters of Mercy across the globe, including Sister Mary Roch Rocklage, who has long served as a leader in health care and is living proof of why being active keeps people young.
"I love to dance," said Sister Roch, who did a jig along with others in a music rap video, Mercy Move It, Groove It. "It´s a joyous way to celebrate life, and it gets your blood pumping."
The video celebrates "Healthification," Mercy´s wellness program, which is designed to encourage well-balanced, healthy lifestyles through nutrition, physical activity, emotional and spiritual wellness, and smoking cessation.
And for many, it´s not about dancing with the expertise of "Dancing With the Stars" but more about breaking a sweat.
"I´m a terrible dancer and I still got a great workout," said Jody Brillhart, a social worker at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott in Kansas, after participating in Mercy´s dance video.
Others echo that sentiment.
"There was craziness, excitement, laughter and exercise," said Linda Earnest, physical therapy aide at Mercy Hospital Watonga in Oklahoma. "After filming the video, we were all talking about how it got our heart rates up and how much fun it was."
For Michelle Burns, a Mercy massage therapist in Springfield, Mo., where they have a dance party every Friday, dance evens the playing field. "Dance is non-discriminating. It doesn´t matter who you are or what your fitness level is, you can find a beat and just move."
In celebrating Global Employee Health and Fitness month, Mercy will host free-style dance parties, Zumba, line dancing, ballet and more across Mercy facilities throughout May.
Mercy is the sixth largest Catholic health care system in the U.S. and serves more than 3 million people annually. Mercy includes 32 hospitals, 300 outpatient facilities, 38,000 co-workers and 1,900 integrated physicians in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Mercy also has outreach ministries in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.
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