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Had a meal from their tapas menu and it was very tasty, you might want to order an extra dish or 2 as the portions are pretty small.
Certainly not the most delectable food in Langkawi, just decent. My wife loved the dessert which was the banana split. I can't confirm it because she had the whole serving to herself. What we both enjoyed the most was the calming atmosphere & being seated in the open and near to the yacht parked along the quay. Kept us coming...
I had a beef rending which I was happy with, but my wife had a Spanish omelette which was very ordinary. It had clearly been pre-made and then been whacked in the microwave.
We ate here twice while staying at the Danna hotel in January, once for tapas and once for paella. Some of the tapas were very good and some were only average, but the paella was spectacular and surprisingly authentic.
The real reason to come here is for the wonderful location on the promenade by the marina. The Danna is a...
We went for late drinks and the staff were just stoney faced and rude.
We asked for cocktails and were then told that all cocktails bar two were unavailable! How does that work in a cocktail bar. Anyway the margarita we did order tasted as though its came from premade bottle. We were assured it wasn't but it tasted horrid....
If you like tasty food and a nice drink check it out. We're seafood lover and our intention was to get on the other corner in a seafood restaurant. But that place didn't look so good. By searching the marina promenade we have seen "Tapaz". The staff there is very friendly and the place lovely. First time there we had...
For foodie people, this is definitely a must try.. tried sea food hotpot and Beef rendang & I must say it was overly good.
Enjoyed icy cold Heinekes two for the price of one, great setting beside the water looking over at the yachts on the marina. Marinated Squid and seafood hotpot - very delicious. Reasonable speed WiFi an added bonus. - Chris will be back tomorrow while I have 2 hours of bliss at AmAya!
Visited on a late afternoon for snacks and sangria, food was average and heavily deep fried however the sangria was lovely!
Don't order a Spanish omelette unless you are wanting a Omelette with out the potato! Bizarre I must say..
I just think with a bit of passion this place could be something special.
Dropped in on chance for lunch. Beef rendang for me and large garlic prawns for her. Fast friendly service and both meals zesty and fulfilling. Nice view out over the harbour. Reckon it would be romantic at night.
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The Lodge, a trendy new steakhouse on La Cienega just above Wilshire, is the kind of place that almost demands a martini.
Service is snappy, which is helpful because the décor is so wild you'll be glad of a drink while you get your bearings. Animal skins are casually draped over the log walls of the entry corridor. Tabletops are sawed from tree trunks. The crazy zigzag ceiling remaining from the space's days as a coffee shop is now entirely covered in rustic wood planks.
It's an extreme makeover, almost as if designer Dodd Mitchell were one of the zany interior decorators on TV brought in to redo the house while the blissfully innocent homeowners are away. Surprise! It's a fantasy hunting lodge for die-hard carnivores with expense accounts.
But while the specifics — double fieldstone fireplaces, truncated shaggy-bark tree trunks as pillars, a private dining room screened by a floor-to-ceiling faux-fur curtain and lighted by a twig chandelier — are kind of goofy, the effect is curiously cozy. Maybe it's because the wrap-around leather booths are so comfy, the light level so soothing and the people watching so oddly compelling. How does that guy achieve his asymmetrical bouffantdo? Where'd he find those extravagantly tooled boots? Are those two — happily chowing down on a Porterhouse-for-two — businessmen from Chicago or "Sopranos"-territory refugees in a witness protection program? Could those bee-stung lips possibly be for real?
It's all food for thought, which is a good thing because I'm having a hard time getting excited about eating at one more trendy new steakhouse.
Lately, we've had such a run of them it's hard to know where you want to eat your New York strip. With Dakota, the second Boa, Sterling and Chapter 8 all vying for the hipster steakhouse spotlight, only the decor sets this place apart from the pack. No one's interested in opening up any new territory with the menu, which is basically straight-ahead steakhouse fare with a few seafood items thrown in.
How's the steak?So how does the steak measure up at the Lodge? When I order a steak, I expect the flavor to be worth the calories. But here, as at all too many of the newer steakhouses, it's easy to get caught up in a conversation and not even notice the steak you're eating, it's so unremarkable.
As I'm learning over and over, not all Prime beef is created equal. Steaks at the traditional steakhouses such as Arnie Morton's the Steakhouse or Ruth's Chris Steakhouse tend to be more aged than these. Whether or not that's the case, they have more flavor than the Lodge's steaks. Even some places that don't feature Prime beef nevertheless manage to present a great steak.
You'd think cooking a steak would be the one thing a steakhouse kitchen would have down cold, but sometimes at the Lodge your rib eye or New York strip comes out perfectly charred and medium rare, whereas other times it arrives with barely a char, looking more as if it's been steamed than grilled or broiled. When a guest one night sent back his pale, limp steak and ordered the rack of lamb, the lamb chops suffered the same indignity. Is anybody back there paying attention?
Spicing things upBecause the beef doesn't have all that much flavor, one of the better choices is the New York steak, sliced, in a pungent peppercorn sauce. A special Cajun rib eye marinated 24 hours in Cajun spices comes on the bone, and again, the meat benefits from the spicy seasoning. But would I rush to pay $45 for it? I think not. It's hard to imagine, but the veal chop turns out to have more flavor than some of the steaks.
Sauces, thankfully, come on the side. The homemade steak sauce tastes muddy and acrid, and when I pour out the chimichurri, all I get is olive oil: The chopped parsley remains at the bottom of the pitcher.
Aside from the problem of the steaks — and that's major for a steakhouse — the Lodge has, after a rocky start, pulled together the service and revised some of the dishes so it's addressing at least some of the earlier lapses.
There are enough waiters and runners in attendance to staff two restaurants, not just this one. Attired in tan jackets embroidered with the steakhouse name, they do their best, ferrying drinks, advising on sides or sauces, announcing the specials carefully — commendably, with prices attached.
The onion rings that were, in the restaurant's early weeks, grease-laden bracelets of dough, are now crisp and fried to a deep golden brown — not the best in L.A., but perfectly acceptable. The crab cake is plump and tall, tasting mostly of fresh crabmeat. And the steak tartare is hand chopped and precisely seasoned.
The Caesar, though, is awfully expensive (at $12) for something that tastes as if it could have come from a cafeteria. It's made with limp Romaine cut into 2-inch pieces, and the dressing lacks punch and personality. A better choice is the double wedge of iceberg and butter lettuce with Thousand Island or a creamy blue cheese dressing — or both. I don't think it needs all that crumbled bacon on top, though.
Some of the fancier appetizers are not only not good, but also come in portions that are mingy for the price. Seared Hudson Valley foie gras, for example, is two thin slices marooned on an expanse of toast. To add insult to injury, the foie gras still had some membranes clinging to it. Shrimp scampi is pitiful: just two shrimp in a lot of sauce for $29 — that's $14.50 per shrimp, probably more than they cost per pound.
Successful sidesThe kitchen does a good job with the sides, though, each of which costs you $8. They've got great French fries showered with garlic and parsley. Lyonnaise potatoes are something like French home fries, the chunks of potato buttery and crisp, the onions soft. There's sautéed rapini and roasted beets, too, and really delicious sautéed button mushrooms. Nothing fancy, just perfectly executed.
And for baked potato fans, they've got a salt-baked potato with all the fixings. These would include sweet butter, gobs of sour cream and more of that intensely smoky bacon. And the baked potato's price is another of the improvements since the opening: It used to be $11; now it's $9.
Wine is a serious matter here. The personable sommelier, Caitlin Stansbury, works the floor tirelessly. She's put together a list that encompasses more than 200 wines, and two-dozen wines by the glass. Watch out, though; each has two prices — by the taste or by the glass. A friend saw the Krug Grande Cuvee listed for $20, which seemed like a pretty good deal for a glass, but she didn't notice the two-tiered pricing and when the bill came learned that $20 would have purchased a mere 3-ounce pour. Her glass cost $38. Not a good deal.
As you'd expect, the list is heavy on the Cabernets. Tucked among the California Cabs is a bottle of the 2002 Screaming Eagle for $2,750, a trophy for someone who wants to drop a bundle. Does this sound familiar? It's the cult Cab coveted by wine geeks who read Parker; we've seen it for sale at another local steakhouse, Sterling, for more than $3,000.
But there are also lots of much more modestly priced Syrahs and Zinfandels that would drink well with a steak, even some reds from South Africa. Corkage is complimentary for the first bottle; $25 for the second, with a two-bottle maximum per table.
For chocoholicsDesserts don't really save the day. Vanilla bean cheesecake is achingly sweet and curiously fluffy and gummy at the same time. The banana split is good and comes with pitchers of caramel sauce and fudge sauce. The best, and this is strictly for chocoholics, is the chocolate tasting plate — a glass of excellent malted chocolate milk, a house-made Ding-Dong-like cake and a dark-chocolate turtle.
Are a quirky stage set and a few good side dishes enough to make a successful restaurant? The owners of the Lodge seem to think so.
If someone had spent as much thought on developing a more original menu and bringing some creative energy to the kitchen as they did on crafting a distinctive look, maybe they'd have something that would warrant the price. But for people who think food matters, the Lodge doesn't begin to deliver. It's just another steakhouse dressed to kill.
The Lodge
Location: 14 N. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills; (310) 854-0024.
Ambience: Hipper-than-thou steakhouse with a cozy lumberjack theme — to wit, animal skins, shaggy-barked tree trunks, stone fireplaces and wood everywhere.
Service: Willing and able.
Price: Appetizers, $12 to $22; steaks and chops, $26 to $55; sides, $8 to $9; desserts, $9.
Best dishes: Jumbo crab cake, onion rings, double wedge of lettuce, New York steak with peppercorn sauce, veal chop, banana split, chocolate tasting.
Wine list: Wide-ranging and fairly eclectic, but watch those "by the glass" prices. Corkage: first bottle complimentary, $25 second bottle; two-bottle maximum per table.
Best table: A leather booth in front of the fireplace.
Special features: Private dining room with twig chandelier.
Details: Open for dinner from 5:30 p.m. to midnight daily. Full bar. Valet parking, $4.50
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Using video marketing techniques and strategies is a great opportunity for you to help reach more targeted customers about your products. Try learning more about video marketing to see how you can utilize the many different strategies to your benefit. Continue reading to find out more information on this topic.
Video marketing is a great way to stay in touch with your audience. Have people send in questions about your company or related topics, and then answer some of these questions in a brief video. Offer free samples to those whose questions you answered!
Try using others in your videos. This will give people the idea that you are not full of hot air. While it may be a little difficult to convince someone that the people in your video are truly fans of you and your products, it comes across better than always doing videos alone.
Even though you are trying to market a business, it is a good idea to get a little personal with your video delivery. This means that it is okay to share personal stories that may help you connect with others. Make sure you stay professional, since being otherwise may cause you to lose users.
Begin your video by telling your viewers what you are going to teach them or share with them. After that, follow through on your promise and deliver the content. If you state clearly what you are going to do, and then do it, viewers are more likely to watch your videos again.
Do not avoid video marketing because you are shy. If it is hard for you to talk in front of a camera, do as many takes as you need and edit your video. Ask a friend or a colleague to help you by demonstrating products with you or interviewing you.
Explore Google Search Stories. This tool allows you to show your audience different things on Google such as results for a certain search query, pictures and maps. This could be a good way to document your online presence, show your audience your featured blog posts or create a guide to assist customers as they order your products.
Think about creating a viral video. Viral videos are videos that are shared on social media websites and explode in popularity. Be careful, though. Some people on the Internet can see right through a viral video attempt, and it can end up as a failure. Be creative and make a video that people will actually want to watch. Humor is always a plus.
Most individuals appreciate honesty. When creating a video, make sure it's something you are truly passionate about. When you speak the truth to viewers about something you are passionate about, they will not only enjoy it, but they will appreciate it and come back for more.
When you post your video on YouTube, don't forget to use annotations. These allow you to point to other similar videos you have or to ask people to subscribe to your video. You can even use this with a "Pop-Up Video" effect to keep viewers engaged and entertained as they watch.
Watch the statistics available for your video, whether it be your server stats or on YouTube. This will help you compare each video you make so you can easily tell which are successful and which should have been left on the cutting room floor. This is the only way to continue building your campaigns skyward.
A great way to engage users with video marketing is to leave a few questions unanswered or make your videos thought provoking. This will encourage your viewers to engage you with comments and will give you a chance to speak to them on a personal level. When you communicate with your viewers, you end up building a bond with them on a personal level.
You need to know how to track your video's performance statistics regularly. Sure, you can look at the video and make an educated guess as to how people will respond to it. However, looking at statistics will give you a more accurate picture of how your video is being received. Look at how many views you have and how much of your videos they've watched, and more.
Don't worry about being perfect. You needn't have the latest video equipment in order to have a successful video marketing strategy. In many cases, the video editing software that comes standard on many computers is normally sufficient. Also, if you have a smartphone you may be able to use the camera it came with. Viewers will respond if you simply give them good information.
It's vital that you present yourself as an honest and upstanding person in your videos. You should not lie or misinform your audience. If your goal of the video is to sell something, then make that clear. Create relationships between yourself and your customer base by using comments. Trade information with others in your niche and prove that you know a lot about your product category.
Keywords, just like in SEO, need to be used on the videos you post to YouTube as well. Include them in the title, description and tags so that those who are looking for what you're discussing can easily find you. Google will use this information to index your video as well.
Just like with SEO, don't target keywords but instead key phrases. People aren't going to Google "tent" to find a video. What would you use to search for your video? "Comparison of camping tents" or "camping tent review" or even "how to pitch a tent" are far more likely to be used.
Use customer testimonials in your video marketing campaign. Upload real messages from actual patrons of your business for the most effective videos possible. Other potential customers will see how appreciated you are by existing customers and when they realize how you go out of your way in business, they will make a point of looking you up!
Do you feel like you know more about using video marketing to help your business? It's a great thing, and you will be surprised at how much a viral video can help. Use the methods and strategies that you've learned here, and get started today developing a plan that will take your business further.
When it comes to getting your business exposed to the masses, there is no better marketing tool than Facebook. In recent years Facebook has become the world's most popular social media network and business are now beginning to take advantage of it. Read on and learn all there is about Facebook marketing.
Consider Facebook a type of content-sharing venue. It can be used for so much more than chit chat. Treat it as a marketing medium. Use it to write full length blog-like posts, and even promote your website's posts via your Facebook channel. You'll soon see that you can get tons of web traffic from Facebook.
Try using custom tabs on your Facebook page. When you first create your business Facebook page, you'll have general tabs like the Wall and Info tabs. Try extending your capabilities by creating your own custom tabs. Some businesses have tabs that contain links to various kinds of content like products, newsletters, and ongoing contests.
Watch your grammar, even if you do not feel like it is necessary. You may feel like you can get away with a mistake here and there due to the nature of your business, but this is not true. If you know that your grammar has issues, run everything through a checker before you post it.
Use custom tabs to make your page stand out. These tabs will let you keep things organized better on your profile page so that people can easily get the information they need. If you have a current promotion, make a special tab for that.
Do not repost any pictures on Facebook that sensationalize tragedy. You may think there is nothing wrong with sharing a photo that insists people need to like it to show respect for a crime victim, but it is the total opposite. You will be looked at as someone that is trying to profit from the bad fortune of someone else.
When using Facebook to promote your business, use photos to convey messages. Photos are a great way to showcase what you have to offer. They also allow you to write in descriptions and additional information that your users will find helpful or interesting. Don't neglect to describe your photos, you will be missing out on key SEO and search capabilities.
Have a place on your page where people can sign up or subscribe. Having potential customers sign up and provide you with contact information means you'll have the ability to continue to interact with them. You could have a contest, or just give away a freebie.
Never purchase a Facebook page from someone else. Many people do this so they can have a lot of likes from the beginning, but this is never a good idea. Once people start to realize they are a part of something unfamiliar, they will probably unlike the page and give their friends a warning.
Keep track of how many sales you generate thanks to your Facebook campaign. Count how many customers purchase products with the coupon codes you share on Facebook. You can also use a visitor counter to keep track of how many people follow links to product pages you share on your Facebook page.
If you blog, Facebook can help you get the word out when you put up new content. Simply write up a post and direct people to visit it. Fans may forget to check your blog regularly, and a reminder when new content is up could be just what they need to take a look at it.
Don't relay too much on automation. It can be very tempting to automate your Facebook posting. More posts are better, right? That's not always the case. People can sense an automated post, especially if all you post are links to stories from around the web. You won't be building any sort of engagement between your audience and your brand.
Post pictures along with your text. It will make your post stand out in the newsfeed, and it gives it a little extra edge. Make sure, however, that you either use your own pictures or you use royalty-free images when posting. This is important because you do not want to essentially take someone else's property without asking.
Having read the article above, you should now have a better idea of how Facebook marketing works. With a bit of effort on your part, you can reach more people than ever before. Use the tips and tricks mentioned above and take your business to a whole new level.
The internet marketing has many benefits for the business and it is very popular amongst all types of businesses now in this internet era. The business owners use different types of internet marketing methods in order to get quick response for their website. If you are also having an established business with fully operational website then you may read through the various benefits of internet marketing given below.
Benefits of internet marketing
Increased traffic
The internet marketing may increase the traffic on your website. The different effective marketing strategies will take your business to the top of the online rankings on the search engines. Thus, whenever the search is carried out by the potential customers the first thing that comes in their search result is your website. The traffic on your website would hence increase considerably. The increased traffic will mean more business.
Relevant visitors
The web traffic would increase as a result of the internet marketing and the best part is that most of these visitors are relevant and are potential customers. The conversion rate of these customers is quite high as compared to the regular visitors that just visit the website in order to browse through the products. The visitors in case of internet marketing are usually those who have already searched for the product or service that you sale.
Quicker results
The quicker results are ensured with the internet marketing tactics as the reach is quite fast and elaborate. The visitors get instant access to what they find on the search engine results and hence the results are fast. If you want your website to be
instant hit amongst the target audience then you can use social media marketing. It targets the demographics as you want and hence the market penetration is also good.
Budget friendly
The marketing budgets are always very high for the companies looking for the effective marketing but the online marketing will offer the cost effective marketing measures. You can opt for the internet marketing campaign even if you have the limited budget. This type of marketing will not call for repetitive expenses and the results will last even if the marketing campaign is discontinued due to any reasons.
The above benefits of internet marketing can support your business to the great extent and increase your revenue generation substantially. Start your internet campaign now!


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Made in Minnesota by a family-owned steel shop, our exclusive Manhattan Box Frames add unique sculptural style to your walls. The vibrant colors are achieved through careful application of powder-coating over a base of natural steel. Every frame is carefully inspected, cleaned and packed to ensure the highest quality. Frames can be hung vertically or horizontally to best suit your artwork or photos.See the full Manhattan Box collection
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I purchased two of the metal frames. One arrived scratched which was disappointing But, customer service was expedient in getting the return label and a replacement to me. The workmanship and quality of these frames is heads above any others. The customer service bent over backwards to make everything perfect and the end result was a very satisfied customer. The frames are a bit expensive but well worth all the compliments and eye-catching pizazz.
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Purchased two of these frames after seeing them in a display in my local room and board and how, when mixed with the non-boxed frames, they could create a dimensional effect. The frames are expensive, albeit perfect for that purpose. Sunsets and sepia also really pop against the orange frames. Two disappointments: 1) my glass was cracked at the bottom of both of the frames I ordered despite the heavy packaging -- it doesn't affect the look of the frame but the glass should have been wrapped seprately (especially for the price) and 2) for the price it should have also included hardware.
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Secular reduction of excess mortality in hip fracture patients >85 years
1 Department of Internal Medicine, Innlandet Hospital Trust, Skolegata 32, Hamar, N-2318, Norway
2 Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo, Klaus Torgårds vei 3, Oslo, N-0372, Norway
3 Division of Epidemiology, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Marcus Thranes gate 6, Oslo, N-0473, Norway
4 Department of Community Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo, Kirkeveien 166, Oslo, 0450, Norway
5 Department of Medicine, Oslo University Hospital, Kirkeveien 166, Oslo, N-0450, Norway
6 Biostatistics and Epidemiology Unit, Oslo University Hospital, Kirkeveien 166, Oslo, N-0450, Norway
7 Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health, Eastern and Southern Norway, Gullhaug Torg 4B, Oslo, N-0484, Norway
8 Norwegian Centre for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies, Kirkeveien 166, house no 48, Oslo, N-0450, Norway
BMC Geriatrics 2013, 13:25 doi:10.1186/1471-2318-13-25Published: 13 March 2013
More than 20% of the hip fracture patients die within the first year after the incident. Few data are available on the trends in mortality following a hip fracture. The present aim was to study changes in excess mortality after hip fracture from 1978/79 up to 1996/97.
Data on 5180 hip fracture patients aged ≥ 50 years, identified in three earlier, well validated, incidence studies from Oslo were used. The studies took place in the two years periods 1978–79 and 1989–89 and in a one year period from 1st of May 1996 to 30th of April 1997. The study was designed as a historic cohort study. Exposure was sustaining a hip fracture in the registration periods. Outcome was death of all causes. Age- and sex-specific one year-mortality rates were provided by Statistics Norway. Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) were calculated for the three cohorts for each sex and age-group, for the 0–6 months, 6–12 months, 0–1 year, 1–5 years and 5–10 years intervals after fracture. To assess the duration of the excess mortality in hip fracture patients, time-framed Kaplan-Meier curves for consecutive 5-years intervals were conducted for the hip fracture patients and the corresponding background population. Only patients still alive at the start of the time interval were included. One sample log rank tests were used to test for statistical significance.
The one-year SMR ranged from 3.64 (2.82 – 4.61) to 4.53 (3.67 – 5.54) in men and from 2.78 (2.39 – 3.19) to 3.60 (3.19 – 4.05) in women. In the 0–6 months interval a reduction in SMR from 1978/79 to 1996/97 was observed in women aged ≥85 years. The duration of excess mortality ranged from two years in men ≥85 years to more than ten years in men and women aged 65–84 years.
Excess mortality among hip fracture patients remains high. Over the decades, a reduced excess mortality was mainly seen in the oldest patients, suggesting that specific efforts intending to improve prevention and treatment of osteoporosis and osteoporotic fractures in the youngest elderly are required.


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Easily Publish Stories With Pictures Using Adobe Slate App For iPad
Adobe just released a new iPad app for story tellers called Adobe Slate that takes the design element out of the writers hands with beautiful themed templates, great for writers that just want to spend time writing rather than designing. And maybe best of all, it's free! No Creative Cloud subscription required. [Read more…]
Turn Your TV Into A PC On The Cheap Thanks To Google
Tuesday, Google announced they are adding to the Chromebook family of devices with a brand new offering that will turn any TV or monitor with an HDMI port into a PC called Chromebit. [Read more…]
HBO Streaming Service Coming To Apple Devices – No Cable Or Satellite Service Needed
With more and more content providers looking to the internet to get content to the masses and with the masses getting fed up with bloated, high-priced cable and satellite bills, a la carte streaming services from major networks are coming down the pike fast.
HBO's standalone streaming service, HBO Now, will launch on Apple devices in April and not coincidentally, just in time for the season premiere of "Game of Thrones," the network announced on Monday at Apple's Spring Forward event. New HBO series like "Game of Thrones," "True Detective," and "Veep" will stream live along side cable and satellite provider feeds so there will be no extra time spent waiting for these shows to be added to the library.
The new HBO Now service will cost $14.99 a month and will give subscribers access to all of the network's past, present and future series plus HBO's lineup of Hollywood movies. Apple has exclusivity for 90 days from launch, so non-Apple users will have to wait until mid-summer, assuming other providers will launch the service.
How To Fully Uninstall A Program On Mac OS X Easily
Mac OS X has a very different procedure for uninstalling programs than in a Microsoft Windows environment. Unlike Windows, OS X does not contain a registry, so the familiar Add/Remove Programs in the control panel in Windows does not exist in OS X. However, removing a program on a Mac is quite simple. Follow the steps in this guide to fully uninstall OS X applications. [Read more…]
Astropad Turns iPad Into Sketch Pad For Mac
Astropad is the latest graphics sketching app for the ipad and it looks to be quite powerful.
Astropad transforms your iPad into a drawing tablet wired or wirelessly connected to your Mac with almost zero sync lag allowing for real time transfer. Also, integrated is customized Photoshop controls, including a floating pallette with Adobe-specific tools and iPad images are color corrected to match what's shown on Mac. The app supports most styluses like the ones from Wacom.
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Yes, playing together with dolls, the occasional trip to the pool, riding bikes and running through the sprinklers is great... but then what do I do after the first week is over? LOL
My kids are a lot like me, they love to have something to look forward to, so I went searching for a few things to get them involved in, and found an AWESOME little 4 day camp that I just HAD to share with my Utah peeps!
Kids can enroll from ages 5-12, and they have a half or full day option when you sign them up.
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This week Mayor Adams and other officials announced support for an "iconic" ten-lane bridge across the Columbia River.
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Dave and JoAnne talked with members of the Third Bridge Now project about an alternative, they say relieves traffic congestion while preserving neighborhood livability and safety.
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Hosted by Abe Proctor. (Joe Uris is _still_ on vacation, the Bum!)
This week on Voices from the Edge, Jo Ann and Dave looked at the good and bad news of the week. Topics discussed included: federal funds being made available to Oregon to address budget shortfalls and whether those dollars will reach the people who really are in need; the impact of the new president of the Portland Police Association; shortcomings and risks with new assistance being offered to homeowners facing foreclosure; and missed economic development opportunities in emerging technologies.
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In a nod to outmoded notions like equality and inalienable rights, the Ninth Circuit Court overturned California's ban on gay marriage last week. As some radio hosts have observed, injustice and iniquity endure, but there has been an inexorable march in America toward a condition of more freedom, more justice, more equality. We're not fully equal yet, folks, but we just got a little more equal. Reaction from the right has been predictable.
And there's homework! Verizon and Google are on the verge of striking a deal with the FCC that would effectively end Internet neutrality. This would usher in an age where Internet providers would be able to give preferential treatment -- in the form of speed and access -- to the content of their choice, ending the grass-roots populism that has characterized the Web to date.
So call the White House comment line, 202-456-1111, and tell them to keep the Internet neutral and free. While you're at it, call Nancy Pelosi (202-225-0100) and Harry Reid (202-224-3542) and tell them the same thing. Or, sign the petition.
On July 15, 2010, Marilyn Buck was released from the federal prison medical center in Carswell, Texas.
Tonight on Circle A Radio, we planned to celebrate the release of Marilyn Buck with many voices of her supporters. While working on the show, another political prisoner Carlos Alberto Torres was also released. So then , we planned on celebrating the freedom of both the amazing individuals. We were also planning on mourning the loss of Lolita Lebrón, a leader in the struggle for Puerto Rican nationalism, who died this week at 89. Then , August Third Marilyn buck died, from the uterine cancer she developed in prison.
Tonight on Circle A Radio we celebrate the release of Marilyn Buck and Carlos Alberto Torres from their long prison sentences. We also talk about the state of political prisoners in the U.S., and we mourn the passing of Puerto Rican Freedom Fighter, and former political prisoner, Lolita Lebron.
Oregon House District 43 is one of the most diverse in the state. It also faces some of the biggest challenges: high unemployment, high rates of police misconduct, high displacement from gentrification.
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Filets De Sole Meuniere
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|3 Pound, filleted (2 Pieces, 1 1/2 Pound / 700 Gram Each)
|Seasoned flour
|2 Tablespoon
|50 Gram (1/4 Cup)
|Lemon juice
|2 Teaspoon
|1 , quartered
|Chopped fresh parsley
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Skin the sole fillets carefully and pat them dry with paper towels.
Roll the fillets in the seasoned flour.
Melt half the butter in a frying pan.
Add the fillets and fry for 2 to 3 minutes over moderate heat, shaking the pan to keep the fish from sticking.
When brown, turn the fillets over and fry for 2 to 3 minutes more on the other side or until the fish are cooked.
Transfer the fish to a warm dish and keep hot.
Wipe the pan with paper towels and return to the heat.
Add the remaining butter and when it has turned golden, stir in the lemon juice.
Pour the butter over the fish, garnish with the lemon wedges, sprinkle with parsley and serve immediately.
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It's Mother's Day - the last one without you. Here's our newspaper article. Thank you so much to Julie for putting this in motion, Katie for writing the article, and Ian for the photographs!
Newspaper Interview
Exciting news!! We were just interviewed for an article in the Savannah Morning News!! It is supposed to run on Mother's Day! She asked us about Evan's adoption, his disability (Down Syndrome), our fears, our hopes for the future, etc... She also talked to Laura about how she would decorate his room. She thinks we should do light blue/dark blue/white polka-dots. I think we just may follow her idea :-)
Thank you so much Julie for setting this up for us! Everyone buy a paper on Sunday and check us out :-) As always, thank you so much for all of your support and prayers for Evan and our family.
We got a Matching Grant!!!!
Today we were generously awarded a $1,000 matching grant from an anonymous donor through Reece's Rainbow. I can't tell you how blessed I feel and how EXCITED I am!! Fundraising has been very hard and has been taxing on our family, but it is all for a worthy cause...our son! We are expecting to get travel dates any day now to be able to meet Evan and we are currently short about $6000 for that payment. This grant will take a LARGE chunk out of that and will reduce my stress level as well.
I will be forever grateful to whoever donated and chose us to receive this grant just as I am forever indebted to everyone to has helped us along the way. We have raised $21,000 so far and we could NEVER have done this alone. I love how so many people have come together and given of their time, belongings and hard earned money all for the sake of a little boy who is waiting for his mama in an orphanage on the other side of the world. To them he may be seen as trash, but to us he will forever be our treasure!!
You can make a tax deductible donation using this link. Once our Fundraising Account reads $1,718 then we will receive the extra $1000. Thank you!!!
February Updates
I just shared this on Facebook, but also feel the need to write about it....and I never feel the need to write about anything, so this must be important!
I had the craziest dream - and I am longing to go back.......I was at an orphanage and I was holding child after child. They were all happy and seemed well cared for. A man who spoke English came to me and took me to a wall with peep-holes in it and said I had to take a look and see what was REALLY going on. I cried and begged him and said I was already so overcome with emotion that I couldn't handle anymore at that moment. He then left and I was on my own...without a way to communicate with anyone. I desperately was looking for Evan and tried to pull his picture up on my phone to show to an older child, but his picture was no where to be found. It was night and I checked bed after bed after bed searching for Evan....praying he wasn't in that building with the peep holes.
When I woke I felt as if I was in a fog. I felt as though it wasn't a dream but that I had somehow been transported and I felt complete desperation to get back to the place I was before...but I knew that was not possible...so now I sit here feeling total desolation.
I know in my heart that he is ok and that he is being cared for in his orphanage...but it is still an orphanage and he is still an orphan with no mom or dad or crazy big sister.
Since October when we first found Evan on Reece's Rainbow, I have been consumed with thoughts of this adoption, with paperwork, with fundraising, and with chastising emotions that I am not doing enough - that I'm not good enough....and despair of not knowing what to do next. I am completely over-whelmed with how in the world we are going to be able to raise the funds needed to complete this adoption. I feel like a pest for the constant posts and requests for help. I feel like I am not living up to people's expectations on how I am handling this adoption....and yes I know, I shouldn't care what people think...but to people who are dear to me and have been involved in this process with me, I really do care! I want them to know how completely grateful I am for their support and contributions.
When we made the decision to proceed with the adoption, I promised Mundo that I would be able to raise the money...that God would provide. Deep down I still believe that, but if I am being honest here...I will admit that there are many times that I have felt completely alone and that this adoption is impossible. I have been in complete darkness and have seen the light only to have it snuffed out moments later. I know that my faith is being tested and that Satan is having a great time playing with my fears, my short-comings, my self esteem, and my relationship with God. However, what he really needs to know is that deep down I do have that light in me...I do believe Jesus Christ is my Savior and that he has sent me on a mission to find our son. I believe that with all of my heart!! I know that in times of darkness when I am feeling alone, I know that He is with me and that it is the world telling me that I'm a disappointment and that I've been given up on.
Perhaps my dream was God's way of fanning the fire in me - to show me deep down in my soul that I am longing for this little boy - and I need to get out of my pity-party stupor and just start doing something. So that's what I am going to do...I'm not sure what exactly that something is, but today I WILL cross something off of my adoption to-do-list. Then maybe tonight in my dreams I will be able to find my son and hold him in my arms.
Race to submit our Dossier
Ok so I am really horrible at blogging. I'm really great at Facebook though :-)
We FINALLY got our completed Home Study the middle of June. Then we were free to apply with USCIS! This is an approval process through US Immigration. We are waiting on a date to be able to get our Federal Fingerprinting completed. Once we get our approval, we can then submit our Dossier (all of the documents, letters of recommendation, physical exams, photos, etc..) to our adoption agency. Then we wait :-)
We have raised about $11,000 ($8,250 for the initial agency fees, $1,100 for the home study, $900 for USCIS). Our next payment of $4500 will be due once we submit our dossier. We still need to raise about $3,600 to meet that payment. We have 2 fundraisers in the works. A uniform sale (more information to come) and a Thirty-One online sale. Super big thanks to Emily Rowley for hosting this fundraiser party for us!! The party will be open until July 28th. You can access our fundraiser by clicking on this link:
We made it to the UK
Dear Evan,
Thoughts of you consume me...thoughts of fundraising to bring you home! I think about it almost every waking minute! Don't ever doubt that you aren't loved, my boy! You have no idea how many people are contributing to bring you home!! It is AMAZING!! Today I saw an article from Daily Mail in the UK. I'm not sure how our story got to them, but the important thing is that it did. Now people around the world are rooting for you to come home to Pooler, GA. I am in awe of how God is working in our lives and the lives of everyone that you have touched!! You are special, sweet boy....and you were created for something great! I am honored to be on this journey with you <3
You made the news!!
Well sweet boy, you were just on WTOC....you'll understand just how big of a deal that is once you finally get to Pooler. WTOC is THE TV station around here :-) They helped us to promote the Zumbathon that Juliana is hosting in your honor. I'd better put more ice on this knee because it is going to be a GREAT time and I don't want to miss a second of it! http://www.wtoc.com/story/23994146/zumba-fundraiser-to-be-held-to-help-family-adopt-child
Well hello there "Evan"
Dear Evan,
Today was quite an emotional day! You have been on my mind every second, which is ironic, because I found out that the people who are lucky enough to be with you every second haven't really been giving you a second thought!!!! I can't begin to tell you how much that hurts me. From the moment I saw your little face on Reece's Rainbow, I knew you were mine. The problem with this is...I am EXTREMELY protective of what is mine :-) I feel like a momma bear and you are my new little cub. I will fight for you no matter what the cost to me! I have never held you in my arms, but sweet Evan, let me tell you this as 100% truth....I LOVE you! I may not have given birth to you...but you are my son! You may have been born with an extra chromosome....but I think you are amazingly beautiful! You may be in a crib half-way around the world....but in my heart, you are right here!
I have to apologize to you that I cannot be there right now. I cannot pick you up and snuggle you and blow raspberries on your cheek like I am dying to do. But I will...I promise you...I will!!! I promise that we will make up for lost time and you will receive all of the hugs and kisses that you have missed out on and that you deserve! Very soon, all of our hearts will be complete <3
I also found out that your real name is _____. I suspected that's what it was from the videos that we were sent, but I didn't know for sure. We knew Evan wasn't your official name, but the more we said it, the more it seemed to stick. I guess I'm glad that I didn't get a 31-tote with "Evan" embroidered on it! Haha!! Maybe you should be E Evan Orta...EEO :-) We'll figure it out sweet boy. For now, know that we love you, we'll be thinking about you, and we're praying that we will be united as soon as possible!! <3
Laura's Cookie Sale
Dear Evan
Today Laura sold cookies at a yard sale in order to raise money to "bring her brother home". I am so proud of her, and I know you would be too! She told everyone about you...she told them you were 2 and that you had Down Syndrome, and that it cost A LOT of money to come and get you. She sat there for almost 4 hours!! But she was excited...excited for each sale...excited to finally get to be a big sister...excited that one day she will be able to look into your little eyes and tell you that she loves you!!

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First responders make the difference between life and death for trauma victims. But what is often not recognized is that when disaster strikes, spiritual caregivers are often among those first on the scene. For these caregivers response should also help propel survivors toward positive transformation. This book focuses on critical responses that are key in the aftermath of natural disaster, community violence, personal injury, and crime. These basics include: the power of presence, safety, assessment and triage, how we help, putting the pieces together, telling the story, hope, and caring in the long haul.
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Jennifer has served as a coordinator and presenter for the Grief, Crisis, and Disaster track at the AACC 2005 and 2007 World Conferences and the 2006 and 2008 East and West National Conferences and will serve as track leader for the Grief, Crisis and Disaster track at AACCs 2009 Grace and Truth World Conference to be held in September 2009 at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville, TN. She is also a trained trainer with the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation in several courses including, Group Crisis Intervention, Grief Following Trauma, and Emotional and Spiritual Care in Disasters. Jennifer Cisney has served as faculty for many of AACCs video-based training curriculum including Life After Divorce, Christian Crisis Response Training, and Caring for Teens. She will be an instructor in the Care and Counseling for Traumatic Stress training curriculum currently being jointly produced by The American Association of Christian Counselors and Military Ministries, a division of Campus Crusade for Christ. This program is scheduled to be released in October 2008.
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