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Ben Macdui North Top is a 4,249 ft / 1,295 m mountain peak near Aviemore, Highland, United Kingdom. Based on peakery data, it ranks as the 4th highest mountain in the United Kingdom. The nearest peaks are Ben Macdui, Ben Macdui—Stob Coire Sputan Dearg, Ben Macdui—Carn Etchachan, Ben Macdui—Sron Riach, Derry Cairngorm—Creagan a'Choire Etchachan, and Beinn Mheadhoin—Stacan Dubha. See the Ben Macdui North Top map, 3D fly around, and the Ben Macdui North Top photos to get a better sense of the mountain.
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- Ben Macdui—Stob Coire Sputan Dearg 4,098 ft / 1,249 m 1 mi / 1 km away
- Ben Macdui—Carn Etchachan 3,675 ft / 1,120 m 1 mi / 2 km away
- Ben Macdui—Sron Riach 3,642 ft / 1,110 m 1 mi / 2 km away
- Derry Cairngorm—Creagan a'Choire Etchachan 3,635 ft / 1,108 m 1 mi / 2 km away
- Beinn Mheadhoin—Stacan Dubha 3,327 ft / 1,014 m 2 mi / 3 km away


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Exceptional care for my elderly mother.
My mother moved to this home aged 93. The staff gave her wonderful 24 hour care until she died 18 months later. During this time her health and mental facilities deteriorated but the care she received was second to none. She died in a loving home with staff at her bedside. The staff also looked after me and I became part of their overall care. I was always welcome there at any time and care of my mother was always discussed with me. My experience is that their care is without fault.
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As a family we found the staff of White Gables were always very friendly and welcoming. As visitors we were made to feel welcome by staff who have a "can do" attitude, where nothing was too much trouble.
In the time mum spent there she was happy and was always smartly turned out.
Everyone at White Gables treated mum with dignity and respect in her final hours, and couldn't have done more.
We had no reason to look for alternative accommodation.
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My aunt was a resident of White Gables for 2 1/2 years. During that time her health gradually deteriorated and the care she needed increased accordingly until she passed away. The staff always went above and beyond the call of duty to keep the family informed of her well being and any requirements she needed. My aunt was always comfortable and well cared for. White Gables comes highly recommended!
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A huge thank you to Alison and her wonderful team for looking after Dad. We always noticed the caring and thoughtful attitude of staff, they appeared happy in their work, their smiles and easy manner spoke volumes. Dad was happy and content.Staff responded superbly to the deterioration of his health through to the very end and which included the most sensitive preparation of Dad and his room to be viewed by us at a most difficult time. We couldn't have chosen a better home for such a lovely man.
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Mum has been resident at White Gables for some years and has been very happy and extremly well cared for. The home is well managed and all the staff are genuinely lovely people who do everything to make life as good as possible for all the residents.
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The mission of the Office of Mental Health is to ensure the provision of treatment, rehabilitation, and community supports that assists Louisiana's citizens in recovery from their mental illness and emotional disturbance.
The goal of the Office of Mental Health is to serve and aid in the recovery of all persons suffering from mental disorders.
The Office of Mental Health includes two programs: Administration and Support, and Community Mental Health.
This agency's recommended appropriation includes $300 for short-term debt, including Lease Purchase agreements.
In addition to the above recommended appropriation, $219,589 will be paid in Fiscal Year 1998-1999 for long-term debt incurred on behalf of this agency from the previous sale of bonds. Total long-term debt payments for the state for Fiscal Year 1998-1999 are reflected in the Governor's Executive Budget Supporting Document in Non-Appropriated Requirements, Schedule 22- 922.
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I was out for my evening stroll and a good friend was on my mind, as last weekend he celebrated his birthday, so I ended up upon the doorstep at my favorite Argentine restaurant Carlitos Gardel on 7963 Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles.
They're a true family owned and operated Argentine restaurant, and I have to express one thing to you, if anything…You'll not find anything like this place in all of Los Angeles. Their style of cooking is region specific and if you have never tasted Argentine food, THIS is the place you need to start with.
I am a novice when it comes to white wine but I wasn't afraid as I knew the master of wines was on hand tonight, Maximiliano Bozoghlian! He knew that I went with the Argentine deep fried whole catfish and paired me with the 2012 release of Bruno Giacosa's Roero Armes (DOCG). It was perfect, light, dry, added a nice complement to the entire meal!
Next up was the Argentine Chicken Empanada. Presentation is everything, the crust was perfect, a little bit of Chimi Churri (Olive Oil, Parsley, Garlic, Red Pepper, Salt, Pepper & Oregano) just lightly dabbed atop and the chicken within, perfectly marinated, the whole thing just melted in your mouth with every bite. One can't forget to take the occasional sips of Roero Armes to wash it down, simply perfect!
Then the Portabella arrived, grilled, smothered with melted provolone cheese, sautéed spinach and feta cheese with a light accent of red peppers lightly sprinkled on top. You'll need a knife to cut thru this layered explosion of tastiness as each bite was just magic, and I found myself reaching for the Chimi Churri to added that little bit of extra something to just push it over the top. I've had Portabella mushrooms before, but never like this! I also found myself every third or fourth bite again sipping that mazing white wine, simply a perfect balance.
Lastly the deep fried catfish arrived. Now I have to admit, catfish is one of my go to choices when it comes to an earthly fish, and I've had it just about every way you can think of… but until tonight… the Argentine way had yet crossed my taste-buds. I can't even start to tell you how perfectly fried it was… but not that greasy fried… dry-fried if that makes any sense. The meat cleaved from the bones in such a way, when you were done with one side, flip it over… PRESTO… more fish! More than a meal by its self and I found myself only really using the lemon that it came with and barely touching the aioli that it came with, as the citrus with the fish was really all it needed. Each bite was washed down with the Roero Armes 2012 and the meal was complete.
This is a great place to go on your own, however with the ambiance and music selection softly playing in the background, this is definitely a date night kind of place! I can't highly recommend how wonderful the whole experience was, the food was perfect, the wait staff more than friendly, and in the end, your enjoyment of the food prepared at Carlitos Garadel and your enjoyment eating it is paramount to them all!


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My name is Jim P. Twomey and I am the creator of Peace for You. I was born in Tucson, Arizona, USA in 1963. I graduated from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1985. I have been in the business field. I started leading people on hikes by this time. My beloved parents passed on in 1995 and 1997. I completed Self-Expression and Leadership, Communication and Advanced Communication courses through Landmark Education in 2002. Sophie Jacob and I were married in 2004. Hooray! Sophie is a terrific healer (wherehealingbegins.com). Some friends and I created the Tucson Laughter Club in 2004. This was the first laughter club in town. Our group was studying Laughter Yoga, by Dr. Madan Kataria, in 2004. I became a Certified Laughter Leader in 2005. Steve Wilson of World Laughter Tour gave me this recognition. I began leading groups in laughter in 2005. We created World Laughter Day in Tucson in 2005 and 2006. Our son Patrick was born in the summer of 2008. I became a Certified Laughter Yoga Leader in May of 2012, thanks to Gita Fendelman. I studied One on One Laughter Yoga Coaching by Dr. Madan Kataria. I had my first 4 one-on-one coaching students in October of 2012.
I am blessed with a wonderful wife and son, many friends, and lots native animals around our home. We see Gambel's Quail, Northern Cardinal, Cactus Wren and Desert Cottontail daily. Laughing and deep breathing helps keep me very healthy. And my wife is a terrific healer.
I am committed to peace in the world and to supporting my family.
Making a difference in people's lives is very fulfilling for me. I love people, enjoy being around them and love to laugh with them. I am able to experience tranquility on a daily basis and I want to share that with other people. Integrity is very important to me. Laughter Yoga has added to my good sense of humor.
I don't have a PhD. I do experience peace and happiness on a daily basis and I'd like to share that with you.
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University congressional archives brimming with opportunities for research
Legislative papers, speech transcripts, constituent gifts, photos, campaign files, appointment records, personal notes, videotapes — these are just some of the elements of the congressional archive collections housed at Willamette University's Mark O. Hatfield Library.
The seven collections — featuring items from three U.S. senators and four U.S. representatives, four of whom are Willamette alumni — provide an inside perspective on negotiations at the state and national level, while highlighting paper trails through history that have started to disappear with the advent of modern technology.
Shanel Parette '08, library circulation supervisor, recently curated an exhibit of artifacts from the collections to bring more attention to the bountiful opportunities for research that they offer. The exhibit can be viewed in the glass cases on the north side of the library's second floor.
"There is a wealth of material just waiting to be used," archivist Rose Marie Walter says. "Even if it is just a starting place to build from."
The archives house the collections of U.S. Representatives Darlene Hooley, Michael Kopetski, Dennis "Denny" Smith '60 and Robert "Bob" Smith '53; and of U.S. Senators Mark Hatfield '43, Bob Packwood '54 and Gordon Smith.
The library's exhibit features items from all the collections, although only those of the four U.S. representatives are currently open to the public.
"The impetus for the display is to let people know that the collections are here, and that four are open for public use," says Mary McKay, university archivist. "It also helps people understand what their congressional members are doing on their behalf."
Willamette students may wish to use Hooley's collection to research local initiatives such as Portland's light rail project or Oregon's Death with Dignity Act. Or delve into Kopetski's collection to study how the prevention of deforestation near Mt. Hood was achieved with the creation of the Opal Creek Forest Reserve.
Many of the congresspeople, the archivists say, focused on environmental issues, as so many students at Willamette. Indeed, the collections have no shortage of prospective areas of study — several of them are quite large and some have not even been sorted yet by the archives staff. looking through the collections and documenting what it's in them will take years, McKay says.
"It is sort of like excavating," she says.
The papers in the collections are of course the main attraction, but the personal items can also help researchers to better understand their subjects. The collections on display feature an array of these items — for example, Hooley's Nike running shoes and a book of elementary students' letters to Kopetski.
The archivists have created an inventory guide for the open collections in order to assist in the research process. There is also an online version of these inventories. The guide highlights specific areas of interest, allowing users to pick and choose which papers to view.
"We tried to focus on things Willamette students and faculty would be interested in," Walter says. "We're doing whatever we can to make research easier."
To access the collections, visit the Hatfield Library — either the circulation desk or the archives office — and fill out a registration form. The archivists suggest setting aside at least an hour, as the materials may not be checked out. The archives hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m.


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Its late, and I should be in bed, but I got up because I have a terrible sinus headache from whatever bug Mattie had, and in short I feel like crap. I'm also upset because apparently my own mother can't remember my birthday. My birthday was the 28th, and while I got a great response from my friends (you guys are awesome!), I really expected to at least get a "happy birthday" text or email from my mom if not a phone call, but instead got nothing. Sadly, I'm not all that surprised. Before my dad died, we fought constantly, and over every little thing. After my dad died, she did a complete 180° and was friendly, but basically ignored me. And since I moved out 3 years ago, she hasn't even called me once just to talk. The only time she ever contacts me is when she needs help with something- normally the computer. The last couple times I have called her, I've basically been left talking to myself because she was too busy watching TV to hear anything I said. This does not make me happy, and really makes me wish I had a better family. I sent her an email this evening asking if everything is okay, in the event there is a logical reason why she hasn't contacted me since last week, but I have my doubts there will be one. xD
Anyway, enough rambling about my shitty family life. Food today was not great. It wasn't even good. Between just making bad choices, feeling like crap from this bug, eating my feelings, and eating garbage to try to make myself feel better, its been a f'ing disaster. I'm not even going to try to say I did good today because I screwed up across the board. I asked Mattie to take the last of the lasagna to work today so I wouldn't be tempted to eat it, but he didn't, and of course I ate it. Then we had pasta for diner, and ice cream after that so the carbs (and fat- we'll get to that) just kept piling up. 😮
This was my crazy delicious dinner tonight, which tasted amazing! Considering the ingredients, there is absolutely no doubt that it would. The sauce the shrimp are cooked in and the pasta is tossed with is pretty much pure fat- a ton of butter, some olive oil, and lots of garlic and Italian seasoning. That's pretty much it. Super easy and quick to make. You can see the recipe here on my cooking blog. It was high in points, but we'd definitely eat it again and love every bite. That also makes I think my 7th new recipe I've cooked this year, and its only January!
After dinner, there was some fruit. And then there was ice cream. The fruit wasn't a bad idea, but the ice cream… I was hoping maybe (and I know this is ridiculous) my head would feel better afterwards when all it did was make my head ache worse. I tried drinking some hot teat too but it didn't even taste good to me and I couldn't finish my cup.
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|Cottage Cheese & Mandarin Oranges
|Garlic Shrimp Pasta
|Breyer's Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream (1 Cup)
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I'm hoping tomorrow is a better day in terms of food and that I hear something back from my mom. I'm almost hoping something did go drastically wrong and that's why I didn't hear from her- not that she either forgot about me or that she just decided to blow me off. And I hope with the leftover lasagna gone I will have no choice but to make better decisions in food. I'm planning on fruit and cottage cheese for a late breakfast, followed by coffee and fruit for a snack if I get hungry later, and I think we're having spaghetti and meatballs for dinner tomorrow night. I'm planning on going light on the pasta, heavy on everything else, and only snacking on fresh fruits if I find myself hungry between meals.
I did have one good thing happen today though besides dinner. I found out the phone bill, now that Mel is off of it, will be about $5 a month less than I guessed. Five bucks may not seem like much, but its five bucks I can put towards debt or maybe buying a bottle of wine for dinner one night.


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Haitians live a day-to-day battle for existence amidst unrelenting poverty, squalor, and devastation. Haiti is located just 681 miles from Miami, Florida, and yet it is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Plagued by violence and instability, it serves as a stark contrast to its flourishing Caribbean neighbors, even the Dominican Republic, with which it shares the island of Hispaniola.
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Full Committee Hearing - Electronic Waste: Can the Nation Manage Refuse in the Digital Age?
2318 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 | Apr 30, 2008 10:00am to 12:00pm
Opening Statements
Mr. Gerardo Castro is the Director of Contracts and Environmental Services,
Goodwill Industries of Southern California, Los Angeles, California.
Ms. Renee St. Denis is the Director of America's Product Take-Back and Recycling
for Hewlett-Packard Company.
Mr. Eric Harris is the Associate Counsel and Director of Government and
International Affairs for the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI).
Mr. Ted Smith is the Chair of the Electronics Take-Back Coalition.
Mr. Michael Williams [No Testimony Found] is the Executive Vice President and General Counsel for Sony
Electronics Incorporated.
Dr. Eric Williams is an Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Board meets in Sitka:
The SEARHC Board of Directors met in Sitka this past week. During the week there were several meetings, including committees and a work session with the Sitka Tribe of Alaska. New members were seated from Hoonah and Douglas, while elections were held to fill vacant officer positions. The integrated strategic and financial planning group made recommendations on FY2011 budget development. In other business, the Board approved a utility upgrade plan in Hoonah and a capital request for the Kasaan Health Center with the Organized Village of Kasaan. Andy Teuber, ANTHC Board Chair, met with the Board to hear concerns about services and access at the Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC). Mr. Teuber also shared recent progress to improve the Quyana House facility and purchase overflow rooms in Anchorage.
Wrangell women's health screenings:
The SEARHC WISEWOMAN Women's Health Program has partnered with Wrangell Medical Center, Alaska Island Community Services and the Alaska Breast and Cervical Health Check to offer comprehensive women's health screenings in Wrangell free to women ages 30-64 who meet income eligibility requirements. "This partnership gives access to vital women's health services for the uninsured and income-eligible women in Wrangell," said Martha Pearson, WISEWOMAN Women's Health Program Coordinator. "Wrangell Medical Center and Alaska Island Community Services are partnering together so women receive local care." Anne Gore of the Alaska Breast and Cervical Health Check said "we believe this effort represents the first ever blended funding between two separate grantees and their programs" (speaking of the SEARHC WISEWOMAN Women's Health Program and the Alaska Breast and Cervical Health Check) "While there is a certain amount of paperwork juggling that has to happen behind the scenes, services are seamless for the women in Wrangell — which is our goal. Access to preventive services is key in keeping Alaska women healthy."
SEARHC WIC program receives management evaluation:
We recently received the results of our periodic management evaluation for our WIC program conducted by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services Office of Family Nutrition Programs. The overall program review focused on our WIC office in Ketchikan. In the cover letter summarizing the evaluation, the state WIC program manager wrote, "I would like to make special note of Ms. (Susan) Hennon's effective and efficient management of the SEARHC WIC program. Ms. Hennon is a great representative for the SEARHC organization, being involved in community events such as National Nutrition Month and World Breastfeeding Week celebrations. SEARHC WIC has great internal partnerships and collaborations, such as in Ketchikan with the Ketchikan Public Health Clinic. We observed high-quality services offered at the Ketchikan SEARHC WIC program, which show that staff are invested in their work."
Alaska Native cancer support group in Juneau:
A new Alaska Native cancer support group held its first meeting on Tuesday, April 6, at the Ethel Lund Medical Center downstairs clinic conference room (by the employee parking lot). These monthly meetings take place from 7-9 p.m. on the first Tuesday of every month.
"A Lifetime of Good Health" women's health event takes place in Hydaburg:
The SEARHC WISEWOMAN/Women's Health Program, in collaboration with the U.S. Office of Women's Health, will sponsor the women's health event "A Lifetime of Good Health" on April 20-23 in Hydaburg. This event includes a women's health forum, with snacks, featuring guest speakers Judy Brown (a physician assistant in Hydaburg) and Susan Suarez (a WISEWOMAN women's health educator) at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 20, at the temporary SEARHC Hydaburg Health Center set up at the Hydaburg Boys and Girls Club building. On Wednesday and Thursday, April 21-22, will be a women's annual screening clinic that takes place all day by appointment at the temporary Hydaburg Health Center. At noon on Friday, April 23, there will be a 45-minute nutritional talk on "Fats, Sugars and Salt" with guest speakers June May and Susan Suarez at the ANB/ANS Hall, and after the talk at 12:45 p.m. there will be registration for the Hydaburg Women's Team in the upcoming Prince of Wales International Marathon on May 20. All participants in these events will be entered into a drawing for prizes. For more information or to schedule appointments for screening, contact Helen Jackson at 755-4978, Mary Dinon at 755-4946, the Hydaburg Health Center or the Alicia Roberts Medical Center in Klawock.
It's not too late to submit your 2010 U.S. Census forms:
Even though the deadline for submitting 2010 U.S. Census forms was Thursday, April 1, it still is possible to mail the forms in to the U.S. Census Bureau. People still can find the forms at various places in their community, such as the U.S. Post Office and other government offices. I want to remind everybody how important the census is for SEARHC and other tribal organizations. If you received a form, please fill it out and mail it back in as soon as possible. Census workers are expected to visit Southeast Alaska rural communities in April and May to try and get an accurate count of our people. We encourage everybody to participate in the census since much of our federal and state funding is tied into formulas that use census population data. American Indians and Alaska Natives historically have the highest rates of undercounting, and not being counted can mean we lose funding for tribal health, social service, education, housing and other programs. This year's 10-question census form is the shortest since 1790, but one new feature is being able to identify your tribal enrollment. For more information about how the census matters, go to
National Public Health Week:
This last week, April 5-11, was National Public Health Week, an annual event organized by the American Public Health Association to highlight issues that are important to improving the public's health. This year's theme was "A Healthier America: One Community At A Time," and Indian Health Service Director Dr. Yvette Roubideaux wrote that this theme "is closely tied to our mission to raise the physical, mental, social and spiritual health of American Indians and Alaska Natives to the highest level. Through education and community services, IHS addresses the fundamental factors that affect health. Promoting healthy behaviors and lifestyles strengthens our communities and is critical to improving the health of American Indians and Alaska Natives. Our priority to partner with tribes and the communities we serve also fits well with this theme."
Construction project starts at Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital:
Please excuse our dust as McGraw's Custom Construction began working on the Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital siding and window project on Monday, April 6. This project involves demolishing the old siding and adding new siding, window installation and new roofing over the main tower of the hospital. New roofing also will be installed over radiology and the kitchen. This year-long project will affect all four sides of the hospital's main tower, starting at the north end of the building. Please watch for barricades and safety signs that might block some sidewalks and entrances.
SEARHC programs bring stress management expert/filmmaker Brian Luke Seaward to Juneau:
The SEARHC Health Promotion, Diabetes and Lifestyle Balance prediabetes programs are bringing nationally known stress management expert and filmmaker Brian Luke Seaward, PhD, to Juneau for two free community presentations on April 13-14 and as a speaker for a one-day diabetes conference April 14 (see item above). Dr. Seaward will give a presentation on "A Good Night's Sleep: Sleep and Insomnia" at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 13, at Centennial Hall. He also will show his movie, "Earth Songs: Mountains, Water and the Healing Power of Nature," which includes footage from Sitka and other parts of Southeast Alaska and is narrated by actor Michael York, at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 14, at the Gold Town Nickelodeon. For more information, contact Stephanie Zidek-Chandler at 364-4452.
SEARHC, ANTHC, Sealaska team up to sponsor Camp Coho:
SEARHC is teaming up with ANTHC to offer the second annual Camp Coho on May 8 in Anchorage. Camp Coho is a children's grief camp for youth ages 6-12 who lost a loved one to cancer within the past 12 months. SEARHC and Sealaska Inc. are partnering to provide airline tickets and lodging in Anchorage for Sealaska shareholders or descendants of Sealaska shareholders. Camp Coho provides activities led by trained and experienced staff who help children better understand and share their feelings of loss and grief. For applications and more information, contact SEARHC Health Systems Analyst Libby Watanabe at 463-6680 or
Class trains people to become certified car seat technicians:
A certified car seat technician class takes place from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on April 28-30 at the Division of Public Health Office conference room, 410 Willoughby St. (across from the State Office Building), and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Juneau Police Department, 6255 Allaway Ave. Attendance is required at all sessions. Class size is limited, and the cost is $75. You can register online at Safe Kids Worldwide,
. Technicians must be able to lift car seats and install them in a wide variety of vehicles. To learn about scholarship information, especially for potential car seat technicians in our rural communities, contact Lesa Way of the SEARHC Injury Prevention Program at 966-8804 (Sitka) or
. For certification questions, contact Gordon Glaser with the Alaska Division of Public Health at 269-3433 (Anchorage) or
SEARHC launches new 24/7 crisis help line, toll-free at 1-877-294-0074: A personal or family crisis doesn't always happen during clinic hours, so the SEARHC Behavioral Health Division has contracted with a crisis call center to provide help for Southeast Alaska residents when they need it most. The SEARHC Help Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and it will be staffed with a team of master's-degree-level mental health therapists who will listen and provide effective, compassionate care. This line provides confidential telephone counseling for people during a time of mental health crisis, and it is not just an answering service. The counselors will assess the situation and provide appropriate intervention using protocols developed with SEARHC Behavioral Health. Follow-up calls from SEARHC Behavioral Health or our partner agencies will be made the next business day. For more information, contact SEARHC Behavioral Health Prevention Program Director Wilbur Brown at 966-8753.


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Went to Perilla about 10 days ago. Had reservations for 830 and was promptly seated in place. The place was semi full, music was bright and fun but not too loud or annoying to disrupt conversation. We had the tasting menu and enjoyed everything served to us greatly. The food didn't need 1 bit of extra seasoning, although salt and pepper are provided on each table. Crab salad, Duck meatballs, Scallops, Hanger Steak, Fallafel, everything was literally outstanding. Portions weren't too large or too small, the meal didn't feel rushed as it's been in some locations in town to get the table ready for the next person. Also, our waiter was very friendly and accomodating throughout the evening knowing exactly when we needed something and leaving us alone other than checking in to make sure we were enjoying our food. Desserts were just perfect - doughnuts with chocolate and lemon curd sauces, 5 spice ice cream, and Cheesecake (ordered separately by my fiance 'cause she heard it was good - and it was...). Tab wasn't too expensive, Harold - Owner and Chef was seen throughout the restaurant once going to the bar to say hello to a friend. It's nice to see a popular Chef and TV star who actually works at his restaurant - compared to many who today spend all their time making appearances and never actually cooking the food they are so famous for. We will return in March and probably a few times more to see what goodies await us at Perilla on Jones.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/20/2008
Interesting. I've dine here twice as well (once last summer and once last month). I had noticed that the restaurant was becoming less touristy - with a crowd which looked like it was more locals and regulars.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/17/2008
I've dined here twice so far. The first time when they just opened and again last night. The food is good to very good, but nothing really outstanding or memorable. I assume due to early complaints the portion sizes have grown significantly, but perhaps with a slight sacrifice to quality. We have tried the crab salad, duck meatballs, grilled sardines, and scallops for appetizers, with the latter two being the strongest. The main dishes are pretty unremarkable hanger steak, guinea hen...standard fare. Risotto and Brussels sprouts were something I could make at home...not special. The wine list has a good range of prices, but no real attractive bottles. Last but not least, the place now has a very touristy feel to it. Maybe we'll come back and eat at the bar, but definitely not worth advanced reservations anymore.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/12/2008
Perilla has a great mellow yet chic vibe that made us very comfortable upon walking in and throughout our meal. We had an extremely attentive waiter who made very good suggestions about wine and menu options when we asked. The special soup - cauliflower - was perfect the meatballs were delicious - very Hungarian the hanger steak and spinach were also amazing as was the pork tenderloin. Additionally, we enjoyed the desserts. Definitely a MUST!
Posted by CP on 01/31/2008
We went for my sister's birthday and had a great experience! The food was delicious, the service was very attentive, and the place was very cute! Both of our dinners were great. I got the Fluke (mild white fish) which was very good...nice and light! My sister got the tenderloin which was nice and tender. Great experience! We'll be back!
Posted by jarh on 01/26/2008
Went there last night with gf. Pork belly appetizer was amazing - best I've ever had. Duck meatballs were unique, and pretty tasty- though my girlfriend thought they were too spicy and didn't feel like having more than one. Neither fo us was very impressed with the entrees. I got the pork tenderloin wrapped in pancetta (pork was not very tender, seemed a bit dry) - was just a bit of a chore to finish, vs being enjoyable. My girlfriend got the grouper or snapper fish, I forget - it was a little better. But again, nothing spectacular - I would have preferred the standard Chilean Sea Bass that most high-end restaurants do well. We didn't get dessert b/c it was too late, 12:15am and everyone was done eating, and we were stuffed. Anyways, I guess I'd def recommend getting, if you go there, the pork belly, maybe the duck balls, and i have no clue as far as entrees b/c i didn't really enjoy the entrees.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/09/2008
My boyfriend & i went to celebrate our anniversary & had an absolutely wonderful experience. The staff was very pleasant & accomodating. We started by sharing the scallops, which they split into two plates for us. We got one scallop each & they were absolutely delicious. For our main course, I had the pork tenderloin & he had the hanger steak. The servings were a great size, not too small & not too big. Both plates were cooked to perfection and absolutely delicious. For dessert we got the frozen mousse, which was a fun play on a smores! It was served on a graham cracker & had melted marshmellow on top, yet it was all cool & refreshing. Overall, a wonderful experience & a place I would visit again & recommend to others.


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Baptist Hicks once Mayor of London, First Lord Campden and a friend of the Royalty He lent money to King James I and as a result acquired some considerable wealth.
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Some time after 1608 he acquired the manor of Chipping Campden, in Gloucestershire, from which he afterwards took his title. There he built another magnificent house, which is said to have occupied with its offices eight acres of ground, and to have cost £29,000. "A very capacious dome issued from the roof, which was regularly illuminated for the direction of travellers during the night." This costly pile his grandson the third Lord Campden, (buried with his lady at Exton, under a splendid monument by Grinling Gibbons), deliberately sacrificed to his loyalty in the English Civil Wars, and ordered it to be burnt down lest it should be garrisoned by the Parliamentary forces.
Sir Baptist Hicks 'Campden House' in Chipping Campden
At Chipping Campden, a list of his favours preserved
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Three Rivers District Health Department holds a low-cost rabies vaccination clinic from 8-10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 11 at the Carroll County Health Center, 401 11th St., Carrollton. It will be performed by staff from the Carroll County Animal Clinic. Dogs and cats can receive a rabies vaccine for only $5.
Make sure your pet is in a carrier or on a leash.
Other vaccines and supplies may be available upon request for additional fees.
For more information, call the Carroll County Health Center at (502) 732-6641.
The Carroll County Senior Center is located at 110 Sixth St., Carrollton, (502) 732-7026
Wednesday, May 25: Rummy, pool, Wii games, euchre, 9:30 a.m.; William Howard Taft National Historic Site Program, 10 a.m.
Thursday, May 26: Rummy, pool, Wii games, euchre, 9:30 a.m.; Bunk-O, 10:30 a.m.; fried chicken, Pot Luck, 11:30 a.m.
Friday, May 27: Rummy, pool, Wii games, euchre, 9:30 a.m.
Monday, May 30: Closed for Memorial Day.
Tuesday, May 31: Rummy, pool, Wii games, euchre, 9:30 a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m.
Aury and Michael McGuire of Carrollton, Ky. announce the birth of their son, Dallas Michael Anthony McGuire, born March 15, 2011, at Baptist Hospital Northeast in LaGrange, Ky. He weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces and was 20.5 inches long.
His big sisters, Erica, 4 years old and Cloie, 2 years old helped welcome him home.
Maternal grandparents is Angie Puckett of Carrollton and the late Michael.
Paternal grandparents are Michelle McGuire Puckett of Carrollton.
It has been very busy with working at the polls, visiting friends at the chamber golf scramble, attending a funeral, meetings and doctor appointments. There was very little time to spend grocery shopping for much needed food items.
Of course, many of you are much busier than I am these days, and I can certainly appreciate all your hard work and efforts to put a nice meal on the table. Our busy lives do not make it easy for us to do so.
The Eden Shale Grazing Network hosts its first pasture walk of the summer 6:30-8 p.m., June 2 at the Eden Shale Research Farm in Owen County. There is a pasture walk planned August, Septem-ber and October.
A pasture walk is a stroll through a pasture and talking about what we see. This would be the current state of the pasture, weed pressures and what types of weeds we are seeing, insect damage and other pests plus any other management decisions that need to be made.
Carroll County Fair
The Carroll County Extension Service held our first "Extension Fair" Saturday, May 21. The purpose of the fair was to acquaint local residents with the programs conducted by the Carroll County Exten-sion Service and to interest residents in taking advantage of our many programs and services available for youth and adults. We had a good turnout, considering it was our first endeavor of this nature
You might ask yourself the question: Is the Bible the book for me? Well I can honestly tell you, the Bible is the book that God has left for every human being, from the youngest to the oldest. It is an invaluable book; it can transform the life of everyone. God's advice is timeless and is what He desires for humanity.
How would my life be if I followed God's Word:
• I would understand that there is a trial after death. Hebrews 9:27
•I would obey the commands of God. Psalms 119:60
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French macarons finally reached the pier of Singapore! Officially opened on April 15, 2013, it was actually Bob who managed to visit the booth and the boutique of Laduree at Takashimaya. Bob reports that much anticipation of this famed patisserie resulted to a queue snaking. They even have a security at the door of the … Continue reading
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30/04: California, May 19, 2009 - Sean's Voter Guide
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Posted by: seanmcox
It's time to vote again in California so once again I have studied the issues and will share my insights.Email to a friend
It's a pretty pathetic selection we have this year. If the length of this blog looks daunting, remember the following and you'll do very well.
Simple Rule:
In reality, there is one rather trivial issue I recommend voting Yes on, but since it's rather trivial, you can vote No on that one as well without it making much of a difference. Here's the simple breakdown:
Proposition 1A: STATE BUDGET. CHANGES CALIFORNIA BUDGET PROCESS.
Nay (leaning)
It's a pretty pathetic selection we have this year. If the length of this blog looks daunting, remember the following and you'll do very well.
Simple Rule:
Just vote NO.Summary of Recommendations:
In reality, there is one rather trivial issue I recommend voting Yes on, but since it's rather trivial, you can vote No on that one as well without it making much of a difference. Here's the simple breakdown:
- 1A - No
- 1B - No
- 1C - No
- 1D - No
- 1E - No
- 1F - Yes
Proposition 1A: STATE BUDGET. CHANGES CALIFORNIA BUDGET PROCESS.
While on the positive side, I like the fact that this proposition grants special budget cutting powers to the governor, I cannot support this proposition. After the last election, it seems clear that fairness and honesty in the description of propositions has gone out the window. In particular, here, the short description of this proposition completely fails to mention that it extends certain tax increases. Instead, the overview cites an ambiguous "Higher state tax revenues", which tipped me off that I should try to find out why revenues would be expected to increase. This is rather minor example in isolation, but it is not an isolated occurrence. The proposition is packaged here to be sold, not simply impartially proposed. The fact is that the relatively minor increase in power for the governor simply doesn't compensate for the downside of raised taxes combined with a reduction in the amount spent to pay down debts. This is just short of stealing money from tax payers, and borrowing to subsidize and enable fiscal irresponsibility.Proposition 1B: EDUCATION FUNDING. PAYMENT PLAN.
This proposition is endorsed by the California Teacher's Association. A good rule of thumb is that anything supported by the California Teacher's Association is no good for California. In this case, our rule is vindicated when we discover that while this proposition would result in short-term financial gains, it would increase the financial burden over the long term. It seems to me patently ridiculous that the state should hold itself in debt to the educational system. The real solution is for the state to just forgive itself of the "debt" and move on. Instead, we are deferring repayment and increasing the long-term financial burden. This makes no sense.Proposition 1C: LOTTERY MODERNIZATION ACT.
Being opposed to gambling, in all forms, I already knew going into this that I would be against proposition 1C. However, even if you don't mind the state promoting gambling, there are still reasons to be concerned. 1C pays for for the modernization of the lottery by borrowing, under the assumption that the money will be gained back through lottery profits. Not only is the borrowing simply more of the same financial mismanagement that got California into its current crisis, but the fact that we are borrowing against the future profits seriously undercuts the supposed benefit that we would hope to derive from a modernized lottery system.Proposition 1D: PROTECTS CHILDREN'S SERVICES FUNDING. HELPS BALANCE STATE BUDGET.
Nay (leaning)
This proposition reallocates certain funds for early childhood development programs to cover certain health services for young children. The practical effect of this proposition is to cut the overall funding of these services. Unfortunately, while I like the idea of making cuts, I'm not particularly fond of the idea of cutting these particular services. This service does nothing to "protect" funding, which makes the premise a bit deceptive. The appearance of deception, I'm sure, does nothing to win my favor.Proposition 1E: MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FUNDING.
This proposition is very similar to 1D. In this case early and periodic mental health screenings, diagnosis and treatment programs, and Mental Health Services Act programs will be made to share the same funds original reserved to just the Mental Health Services Act programs. This is not the kind of cut California needs. This is even more so than it was for 1D as these kinds of programs are much more clearly covering fundamental functions of the government.Proposition 1F: ELECTED OFFICIALS' SALARIES.
This proposition I have heard described as "the blood money that was paid" to get the other propositions on the ballot. That is, this proposition was offered up in order to get certain Republicans to concede to allowing the other propositions. As it is, this proposition is pretty worthless, and so, hardly worth the compromise that it won. However, despite being nearly worthless, it is the only positive thing on the ballot and deserves a Yea vote..


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Billy Madison 1995
In order to inherit his fed up father's hotel empire, an immature and lazy man must repeat grades 1-12 all over again...
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- February 10, 1995
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- Director:
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- Adam Sandler, Hrant Alianak, Jared Durand, Robert Smigel, Norm MacDonald, Marc Donato, Steve Buscemi, Darren McGavin, Bridgette Wilson-Sampras, Bradley Whitford, Josh Mostel, Mark Beltzman, Larry Hankin, Theresa Merritt, Dina Platias, Vincent Marino, Jack Mather, Christopher Kelk, Keith Cole, Chris Mei, Conor Devitt, Jessica Nakamura, Helen Hughes, Jacelyn Holmes, Claire Cellucci, Shane Farberman, Al Maini, Jared Cook, Christian Matheson, Kyle Bailey, Vernon Chapman, Mandy Watts, Austin Pool, Gladys O'Connor, Marcia Bennett, Diane Douglass, Tim Herlihy, Frank Nakashima, Joyce Gordon, Jordan Lerner-Ellis, Daniel Lerner-Ellis, Melissa Korzenko, Colin Smith, Jeff Moser, Amos Crawley, Tex Konig, Eduardo Gómez, Tanya Grout, Benjamin Barrett, Matthew Ferguson, Sean Lett, Stacey Wheal, Shanna Bresee, Michael Ayoub, Lawrence Nakamura, Gino Veltri, James Downey, Bob Rodgers, Margo Wladyka, Allison Robinson, Marcel Jean Gilles, Suzanna Shebib, Justin Williams, Nicholas A. Catalano, Devon Codrington, Nicole Harrison, Lindsay Curran, Brandi Tower, Cassandra Forrester, Matthew Tempest, Michelle Toth, Craig MacIsaac, Tara Rooney, Robby Cavallari, Ryan Luis, Alanna Budhoo, Shomar Dejonge, Carmela Bigioni, Eric Aguilera, Kevin Le Roy, Kelly Childerhose, Ken Shires, Chris Farley, Jordan-Patrick Marcantonio, Kevin Le Roy ...
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I love this movie, but perhaps if this site stopped just repeating links and the links actually worked, I could enjoy it more.
:fresh: slightly more humorous than tommy boy, but only slightly. another okay movie. I liked the penguin. heheh.
So I saw Billy Madison tonight for the first time and it was pretty funny, if a little absurd. I suppose that was the point and it was just effective enough to be enjoyable. So there.
so I started classes today... and by chance something awesome happened. It just worked out that I take 21 hrs this semester... and none (repeat... NONE) are on Friday!!! how cool is that? three day weekends and a semester full of book learnin'. I'm looking forward to this... not only am I closer to being done w/my bachelors' hence leaving MacShitville TN and going somewhere that actually could be worthwhile... but I get to be around PEOPLE. I've come to have some good friends here, and I can always make new ones. I miss katie terribly. I hope this semester will be a diversion from that as well... ah, well. Anyway, I got a copy of Waiting for Godot today to add to my growing collection of literature. I also got buttraped on my textbooks again... ah the life of a college student.
With the comedy of, well, very comic things, and the genious of, well, genious things, Billy Madison is fantastic.
Alright well after watching a bunch of cool movies, i thought i'd end my Victoria day long weekend by watching something funny. What better than Billy Madison, just a hilarious movie, even the story is pretty good. Just a really fun movie to watch, non-stop laughs, 10 on 10.
I love this movie.
I'll admit, when I was much younger I enjoyed Sandler's material. His albums had their moments, his movies ran hot & cold and his SNL skits would work here and there (usually if a better comedian was onstage carrying the bit), but these days I find I'm not appreciating his stuff as much.
Some, yes I still can enjoy...but let me expand on "Billy Madison", a prime example of how Adam Sandler can go horribly wrong.
Be it his inconsitant voice (going from retarded to hyper-retarded...cuz it's funny to make fun of that sort of thing y'know), the emphasis on powerfully unfunny bits (Billy speaking annoying gibberish at the dinner table) or simply a shitty plot with bad characters (by all real logic, the bad guy SHOULD win...points are made to prove this but Billy is designed to win simply because he's our "hero").
A summary (I don't care if I'm a spoiler, you should know the ending by watching the preview):
Billy is an idiot, his father won't leave his hotel chain to him because he's an idiot. Billy rivals the future owner by vowing to repeat grade 1 through 12 in a few weeks. Father agrees (prolly cuz he's an idiot too). Billy has wacky misadventures through a sea of fart noises and eacky characters until he finishes. Oh my, but it wasn't over yet, he must face his rival head on in an "educational decathalon". Shit goes down, Billy wins, bad guy acts like a bad guy, Billy's friends come together to help, Billy wins s'more.(Thank God) he gives up his postion of heir to the "cool" business partner to become a teacher (isn't he swell?).
Not surprisingly there are some genuinly funny moments (breif as they may be). I personally liked Steve Buscemi's cameo as a subtle yet homicidal man who Billy used to pick on, and the scene where Norm MacDonald realizes Billy is gone poolside.
Unfunny moments inculded this one:
*teacher doing attendance* (I'm making up the names...it makes no difference)
danny? here
sara? here
jordan? here
billy? *billy makes fart noise, everybody laughs*
end scene
that was a minute or two where Chris Farley could've made another cameo (he stole each scene he was in.
Overall, rent Happy gilmore or Waterboy, they're stupid too but funner to watch.
I thought I'd throw in a little review of Sandler himself too. As I mentioned, he runs hot and cold. His first album is rather humourous, the latter ones are not exaclty gems. His movies seem to get better as better actors begin to support him. His appeal lies primarily in tween boys who like his pervertedness and easy to understand approach to comedy.
This lad is also a mutli-millionare which makes me want to take him down a few pegs. He produces shit films (commonly with Rob Sneider in them), his character's are painfully limited (mock singing, retarded speaking through his own tongue and rage piled upon rage...that's it!).
His fanbase varies, I still watch his films for some sort of twisted nostaglia to the days of lesser intelligence and the fact that they can't hurt me anymore (they can't make me anymore perverted or foul-mouthed now that I'm older).
They're easy to watch, prolly why they're so popular. I'll keep watching them, and enjoying them just when I don't feel like exercising my brain all too much.
Let them eat cake I say...or in this case let them here Sandler's song At a medium pace so that al the children can hear about you sticking a shampoo bottle up your ass.
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For the past month or so, my pc has been rebooting at random times. I finally narrowed down the problem with different error testing programs that I googled for.
After MANY hours, I narrowed it down to being a cpu problem that causes the random pc reboots. I have an AMD Anthlon XP2500 (166mhz x 11multiplier) overclocked to XP3200 (200mhz x 11multiplier). When I brought it back to default XP2500 speeds, there were no more reboots. I've used the overclocked XP3200 speeds for about 3 years since I got my computer, with no problems. I guess the CPU is dying out or something. I'm sticking with XP2500 for now.
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That IS hard. I really liked "Decode" by Paramore and "Supermassive Black H***" by Muse!
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