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He's won over critics with his introspective style, he caused a riot when he tried to play a free show and fans camped out overnight last week for his hotly-anticipated debut, Thank Me Later .
There's no question that Drake is one of the most high-profile artists in the game right now, but he's opening up to his fans even more in the upcoming documentary Drake: Better Than Good Enough which airs on MTV Wednesday at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
"I shot a documentary — it was the two months leading up to my album. It was like the most important time of my life — ever," Drake told MTV's "Sucker Free" about the doc, which goes behind the scenes as he finishes and prepares to drop his highly-anticipated debut. Drizzy said he wanted to give his audience deeper insight about himself in the documentary. "I documented [the months before Thank Me Later dropped] for you to see, so we can get to know each other a little better," Drake said.
The documentary gives fans little-known tidbits about Drizzy and takes viewers along as he straps in for on his meteoric rise. The cameras follow Drake from the kick-off of his "Away From Home" tour and captures the moments as he and his crew wrap up Thank Me Later. Along the way, he opens up about everything from his mother's failing health to his training sessions with his vocal coach.
"I just want people to walk away … just feeling a little bit more confident about Drake," Drizzy says in the documentary . "In no way do I want people to be like, 'He's the best. He's the man.' 'Cause I really do have a desire to grow and get better. I do want people to walk away and be like, 'OK. OK.' "
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Archive for September, 2011
Depression Inflammation LinkSeptember 30, 2011 Written by JP
There are a great many diseases and disorders that come mind when pondering the topic of inflammation. Typically, depression isn't included in that rather lengthy list. A new review compiled by researchers from the Emory University School of Medicine postulates that there's reasonable cause to do so. The authors of the paper note that "individuals with major depressive disorder (MDD) demonstrate increased levels of a variety of peripheral inflammatory biomarkers". If this emerging theory is justified, how can patients and physicians use this information to help alleviate poor mood states? One of the most promising, natural candidates is fish oil.
Tags: Depression, Fish Oil, Inflammation
Posted in Alternative Therapies, Mental Health, Nutritional Supplements | 13 Comments & Updates
Bitter Melon and CancerSeptember 28, 2011 Written by JP
According to an alarming report in the September issue of the journal Lancet Oncology, the number of new cases of cancer worldwide is expected to reach 27,000,000/year by the year 2030. The authors of the paper call for a comprehensive effort to better manage cost and human suffering by emphasizing "real value from new technologies". One of the "new" technologies that's being examined is the use of bitter melon (Momordica charantia) in prevalent malignancies such as prostate cancer.
Tags: Cancer, Diabetes, Prostate
Posted in Alternative Therapies, Men's Health, Nutritional Supplements | 10 Comments & Updates
Yogurt News You Can UseSeptember 26, 2011 Written by JP
Yogurt is a historically revered food that I recommend to virtually all of my clients, family and friends. The primary reason is that the scientific literature consistently reveals varied health benefits associated with the use of this cultured, probiotic-rich product. In the past several months alone, peer-reviewed studies report that the regular use of yogurt reduces: a) the levels of harmful bacteria that promote dental decay and periodontal disease in the mouths of children; b) the risk of premature birth in women with bacterial vaginosis and preeclampsia (high blood pressure) in first time mothers; c) the likelihood of diarrhea and other gastrointestinal complaints relating to antibiotic use; d) the incidence of type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome according to intervention trials and large population studies.
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Tags: Dental Health, Probiotics, Women's Health
Posted in Diabetes, Food and Drink, Nutrition | 6 Comments & Updates
Red Beet Juice PowerSeptember 23, 2011 Written by JP
In the field of athletics, the term "performance enhancers" has taken on a negative connotation of late. The very mention of it frequently conjures up images of professional athletes "juicing up" on anabolic steroids or synthetic stimulants. Fortunately, in recent years, scientists have uncovered an all natural and much safer alternative that may just improve physical capacity and support cardiovascular health. According to several, peer-reviewed scientific studies, the solution may lie in the humble red beet (Beta vulgaris). Athletes who consume red beet juice, a rich source of naturally occurring antioxidants and nitrates, consistently find benefits in trial performance in a number of activities ranging from bicycling to knee-extensor exercises. The key to the greater stamina reported likely involves the ability of beet juice to improve circulation and increase peripheral tissue oxygenation. What's more, beet root juice also supports cardiovascular health by reducing blood pressure, irregular blood clotting and, possibly, high triglycerides as well.
Tags: Circulation, Heart Health, High Blood Pressure
Posted in Exercise, Food and Drink, Nutritional Supplements | 13 Comments & Updates
Sjogren's Syndrome SolutionsSeptember 20, 2011 Written by JP
This year's U.S. Open was marked by an unexpected medical headline. Venus Williams, a top ranked singles and doubles tennis player, announced that she was dropping out of the prestigious tournament because of debilitating symptoms relating to Sjogren's syndrome. This autoimmune condition can manifest itself in a number of ways including musculoskeletal pain, persistent fatigue and severe dryness in the eyes and mouth. Thankfully, preliminary research points to several natural options that may help manage it. The first alternative to consider is an "elimination diet" that avoids common food allergens such as gluten and milk. Food allergies and sensitivities appear to be relatively common in those with Sjogren's syndrome and their removal may lead to immunological and symptomatic improvements. Next on my list is a select group of lipids worth noting: borage oil, evening primrose oil and sea buckthorn oil. These nutritional supplements provide rare fatty acids (gamma-linolenic acid and palmitoleic acid) which may reduce some of the primary symptoms of Sjogren's syndrome, namely, dry eyes and mouth, and fatigue. Last, but not least, an old study dating all the way back to 1986 describes the utility of an amino acid-based antioxidant known as N-acetylcysteine (NAC). A 4 week trial involving 51 patients with Sjogren's syndrome determined that NAC outperformed a placebo by decreasing several indicators of oral and ocular discomfort. The dosage used in the study was 200 mg of NAC, thrice daily. My hope is that natural and safe alternatives such as these will one day enter the medical mainstream and help all those with Sjogren's syndrome live active and healthier lives.
Tags: Dental Health, Eyes, Fatigue
Posted in Alternative Therapies, Nutrition, Nutritional Supplements | 6 Comments & Updates
Pilates ResearchSeptember 14, 2011 Written by JP
Pilates is a gentle, yet demanding, form of body conditioning that promotes flexibility, stamina and strength. Proponents claim that regular practice also supports a more positive mindset. Although it was originally conceived to assist recovery from injury, it has recently become the exercise of choice of many athletes, celebrities and fitness gurus. More importantly, its current popularity has spawned an important collection of scientific data suitable for medical review and scrutiny.
For the most part, the new batch of controlled trials demonstrate a broad array of health benefits including: a) an improvement in "functional capacity" in heart failure patients; b) a greater sense of "life satisfaction", "perception of appreciation by other people", "perception of physical appearance" and other measures of self esteem in adult women; c) reductions in pain and various physical and psychological symptoms associated with ankylosing spondylitis (joint inflammation in the pelvis and spine) and fibromyalgia; d) recovery of endurance and mental health in patients previously treated for breast cancer and; e) the promotion of "personal autonomy, static balance and quality of life" in elderly women. However, it must be said that Pilates is not a cure-all.
A recent meta-analysis in the journal Clinical Rehabilitation reports that Pilates does not offer added benefits over standard care in those living with chronic low back pain. Still and all, the majority of research published during the past few years tends to support many of long held assertions made by Pilates aficionados. In the future, I hope that more investigations using different patient populations, such as men and younger volunteers who practice Pilates as a form of physical fitness, will emerge.
Note: Please check out the "Comments & Updates" section of this blog – at the bottom of the page. You can find the latest research about this topic there!
To learn more about the studies referenced in today's column, please click on the following links:
Study 1 - Pilates in Heart Failure Patients: A Randomized Controlled Pilot … (link)
Study 2 - Effects of Pilates-Based Exercise on Life Satisfaction, Physical … (link)
Study 3 - Effect of Pilates Training on People With Ankylosing Spondylitis … (link)
Study 4 - Effect of Pilates Training on People With Fibromyalgia Syndrome … (link)
Study 5 - Effects of Pilates Exercises on Functional Capacity, Flexibility … (link)
Study 6 - Pilates Method In Personal Autonomy, Static Balance and Quality … (link)
Study 7 - Comparing the Pilates Method With No Exercise or Lumbar … (link)
Regular Pilates Practice May Promote Mindfulness
Source: J Am Coll Health. 2010 Mar-Apr;58(5):433-42. (link)
Tags: Bone and Joint Health, Fibromyalgia, Mental Health
Posted in Alternative Therapies, Exercise, Heart Health | 18 Comments & Updates
Medical MarijuanaSeptember 12, 2011 Written by JP
The July-August edition of the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine addresses one of the more contentious medical, political and societal issues of our time: medical marijuana. The review provides a balanced perspective about the pros and cons of cannabis use in modern medicine. It not only describes scientific evidence pertaining to legal and illegal cannabis, but also points out issues that require more clarification and future study including: the addictive potential of the "drug", optimal delivery methods and quality control issues involving natural and synthetic contaminants. My own investigation into the medicinal use of marijuana uncovered some promising and troubling findings. Read more »
Tags: Fibromyalgia, Marijuana, Pain
Posted in Alternative Therapies, Memory, Mental Health | 9 Comments & Updates
Healthy Potatoes?September 9, 2011 Written by JP
A presentation given at last week's national meeting of the American Chemical Society made headlines that you may have heard or read about. The claim made was that eating two daily servings of potatoes can lower blood pressure so that the "undeserved bad reputation" of potatoes ought to be reassessed. To that I say, not so fast. There are several key details that are important to note when considering this research and topic: 1) The variety of potatoes used in the current trial (purple potatoes) contain antioxidant pigments, similar to those found in blueberries and red wine, which may reduce blood pressure in and of themselves. 2) Some research suggests that purple potatoes contain higher potassium content than more popular varieties such as white Idaho potatoes. 3) Diets rich in foods containing potassium are capable of lowering hypertension whether they contain potatoes or not. 4) There are many other ways of managing high blood pressure naturally, such as switching from common table salt to any number of salt alternatives which feature essential minerals including magnesium and potassium.
Tags: High Blood Pressure, Potassium, Potato
Posted in Food and Drink, Heart Health, Nutrition | 12 Comments & Updates
Brown Rice MattersSeptember 7, 2011 Written by JP
I can't tell you how many times I've heard doctors or other health authorities recommend that patients switch from white rice to brown rice. The idea is that brown rice has more nutrients and a lower impact on blood sugar than its paler counterpart. According to recent publications in the scientific literature, making such a blanket recommendation may be incomplete. It's true that some studies do find unprocessed brown rice superior to polished white rice in terms of respective glycemic index (GI) and load (GL). But, not all brown rice is created equal. In fact, some studies have reported unexpectedly high GI and GL scores in some brown rice samples. This may explain why a recent trial published in The Journal of Nutrition did not find substantial metabolic differences in a group of 202 diabetic patients who were asked to eat either brown or white rice over a 16 week period. And, this isn't the only surprise with regard to brown rice research. Some natural health experts argue that germinated brown rice (GBR) is the best form to consume due to easier digestibility and higher nutrient content. Here again, the findings of several controlled experiments have been variable. Two of the three human studies determined that GBR is indeed superior to white rice in terms of managing blood glucose in diabetics and healthy adults. However, a third trial found the opposite to be true. Participants in the latter study exhibited higher body fat and hemoglobin A1c, a measure of long term blood sugar, when eating GBR as compared to white rice. Last, but not least, the September 2011 issue of the American Journal of Nutrition reports that increasing the ratio of beans to rice in a traditional Costa Rican diet "was associated with a 35% lower risk of metabolic syndrome". In practical terms, this only required replacing one serving of rice daily with a serving of beans that are higher in fiber and protein. When analyzing all of this data, it reaffirms my conviction that an over reliance on grains can sometimes lead to unexpected consequences. The best way to avoid this is to continually seek up-to-date information from reliable sources and to test your own reaction to any given diet or food via home blood sugar testing and lab work provided by your health care team.
Tags: Beans, Fiber, Rice
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Sweet Potato GreensSeptember 2, 2011 Written by JP
I'm always on the lookout for "new" foods that I can add to my diet to keep things interesting. If these culinary additions happen to be delicious and nutrient dense, all the better. Sweet potato leaves are an excellent candidate that I'm planning to experiment with for two reasons. First and foremost, they bring robust nutrition to the table. A publication appearing in the October 2010 issue of the journal Nutrition Reviews proclaims that eating sweet potato leaves may "play a role in health promotion by improving immune function, reducing oxidative stress and free radical damage, reducing cardiovascular disease risk, and suppressing cancer cell growth". All of these assertions and more are backed up by scientific studies in prestigious medical journals.
Tags: Antioxidants, Low Carb, Vegetables
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Banks on Both Coasts Launch Efforts to Aid Homeless as Number of Individuals and Families in Need Rises
Light, Gordon F., American Banker
NEW YORK -- In a holiday season that relief groups say has seen a sharp rise in the number of homeless individuals and families, there is evidence that banks are showing a heightened concern for the plight of those without shelter or food.
"More corporations are becoming active, because there are more and more homeless people," notes Roberta Ruocco, secretary of the contributions committee, Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York. "It's not just men, though, that are homelss now, but whole families. Once senior citizens and children are brought into the situation, that tends to attract more publicity."
Ruth Jones-Saxey, who manages the charitable contributions of First Interstate Bancorp, Los Angeles, says that "certainly the last two years have seen increased attention" to the plight of the homeless by her company. Like Ms. Ruocco, she also cites as a reason the rising number of children living in desperate circumstances in the Sun Belt cities where the First Interstate network has banks.
Other statistics bear then out on the burgeoning scope of the problem. Demand for food provided by private assistance programs increased 17% this year, according to the Food Research Action Center, a Washington, D.C., public interest group. And more than 40% f those assistance agencies reported turning people away for lack of food, the action center said.
Morgan Guaranty's Charitable Trust will spend $3,000 with six community groups to host Christmas meals for senior citizens, most of whom are destitute, according to Ms. Ruocco. Last year, the banking firm devoted resources to federally funded United Neighborhood Houses, an organization that encourages people to work, at least part of the week, to qualify for assistance.
First Interstate Bank of California gave $40,000 to several self-help organizations in Los Angeles' skid row area, including a downtown women's center as well as a transition house for skid row denizens, Ms. Jones-Saxey said.
Marian Stern, assistant vice president, Chemical Bank, says, "In the interest of good corporate citizenship, we've tried to give more money to groups interested in survival issues." Chemical has given $250,000 to groups involved in helping the homeless and hungry this year, Ms. Stern said, "a significant increase over last year."
Some people suggest that banks are merely embracing the popular charity of the moment to enhance their public recognition. …


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The hallowed halls of cinema are littered with iconic and unforgettable director/actor collaborations. The muses that feed the filmmaker, the director that inspires the actor. Woody Allen and Diane Keaton, Akira Kurosawa and Toshiro Mifune, Ingmar Bergman and half his repertory including Bibi Anderson, Liv Ullmann and Max von Sydow, Werner Herzog and his toxic relationship with Klaus Kinski, Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro, James Cameron and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Monica Vitti and Michelangelo Antonioni, Spike Lee and Denzel Washington, Alfred Hitchcock and Jimmy Stewart—no matter what time period of movies you look at, no matter whether it be high or low art, the classic collaborations are countless.
A new relationship seems to be brewing, one that's only two movie deep, but feels like it has the potential to go on to develop into something fruitful and potentially classic. It is that of Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn and his muse Ryan Gosling. The two have already worked together on 2011's taciturn thriller "Drive" and this week sees the release of their second team-up, "Only God Forgives," a brutal thriller set in Bangkok that makes Gosling's rather silent stuntman character seem positively chatty in comparison. "I've been doing this for twenty years. At a certain point you have to put your trust in somebody if you want to have a different kind of experience other than trying to sort of hijack someone else's vision in order to realize your own," Gosling recently told IndieWIRE about the mutual appreciation society thing he has going with the director.
These two violent, style-soaked movies serve as a testament to the power of their working relationship, one that at one point was set to crossover into the mainstream with a glitzy remake of "Logan's Run," and one that we're sure will continue, in some form, in the not-too-distant future (they've also discussed the idea of a romantic comedy together and musicals). The pair and their blooming bromance was enough to get us thinking about other great actor/director pairings, in which creative synchronicity gave way to some truly memorable films. As noted, the list of timeless collaborations is utterly endless, staggering and humbling so we thought instead of running down the classic pairings with directors like Michael Curtiz, John Ford, Peter Bogdanovich, Luis Bunuel, Hal Hartley, Sidney Lumet or Sam Peckinpah (the list is utterly impossibly long...), we decided to focus in ten modern examples of what happens when a pretty face and a big brain work in perfect harmony.
Number Of Films Together: 6 — "Batman Begins" (2005), "The Prestige" (2006), "The Dark Knight" (2008), "Inception" (2010), "The Dark Knight Rises" (2012), "Interstellar" (2014)
History: Even if Michael Caine had retired a decade ago, he'd still stand as a true cinematic legend, who'd had one of the widest ranging and most interesting careers around. Fortunately, he didn't, and Caine's found a whole new generation of fans after becoming the frequent collaborator and self-described lucky charm (he told Empire last year "We're each others' good luck charms. I always say to him, 'I'm not your good luck charm, you are mine!' ") of one of the most acclaimed and successful directors in modern cinema, Christopher Nolan. Caine, as a fan of Nolan's "Memento," recalled to Hero Complex his excitement when Nolan turned up at his house with a script for him to read: "My instant thought was, I'm going to be in one of these wonderful little dramas, murder thrillers. I'd love that." When it emerged that he wanted him to play Alfred in "Batman Begins," Caine saids he wasn't keen, "I immediately thought I'll be spending the entire series saying 'Dinner is served' and 'Would you like a coffee?' I thought, well, I'll read it and turn it down." But instead, Caine was so impressed by both Nolan and his take on the character that he took the role, which proved to be the beating heart of Nolan's Bat-trilogy. Luckily for us, their association has continued long beyond that; Caine has appeared in every one of Nolan's films since "Batman Begins," including stand-alone films "The Prestige" and "Inception," and will soon feature in sci-fi mind-bender "Interstellar" too. Caine, who's compared Nolan to David Lean and calls him "the great new director of our time," says the director hasn't changed much over the years, telling Empire "It's always the same... He's very quiet and he just wanders around looking at everything and then he comes up and whispers something to you and everything is very controlled. Everybody knows exactly what they're doing." As for Nolan, he told AMPAS, via the New York Times, that "I think being able to say, 'My great friend Sir Michael Caine' is one of the great pleasures of my life."
Key Film: Caine's roles haven't been hugely substantial, in terms of screen time, in any of Nolan's films (perhaps the biggest role came in "The Prestige," in which he's excellent, again as the film's moral center), but the defining moment of the partnership can be placed down to one scene: Alfred's tearful exit in "The Dark Knight Rises." Caine had been a quiet, wisecracking presence throughout the trilogy, but it boils over here, and his paternal love for Bruce Wayne, and the way he's prepared to burn his bridges for the smallest chance of saving him, is heartbreaking.
Number of Films Together: 5 — "Gangs of New York" (2002), "The Aviator" (2004), "The Departed" (2006), "Shutter Island" (2010), "The Wolf of Wall Street" (2013)
History: Scorsese had been trying to get "Gangs of New York," his epic tale of territorial violence in Civil War-era Manhattan, made for decades (the first draft was written in 1977 and a splashy trade ad for the project emerged in the '80s that touted Robert De Niro as its star, with an original score by The Clash), but a rejuvenated version of the project only started to gain traction again once Leonardo DiCaprio became interested in it. As far as the foundations of a relationship go, getting your long-delayed dream project off the ground is a pretty good one. While the first part of Scorsese's career had been defined by his creative partnership with Robert De Niro, the 2000s were firmly Leo's. In 2006, Scorsese described his relationship with DiCaprio to The Guardian by saying, "I sense something about him. There's a great deal emotionally going on inside of him. For me it was interesting - I felt comfortable with the emotional process he was going through, and it reminded me very much of De Niro. It was a different frame of reference: I'm 30 years older, but he approached emotional subjects in a very similar way and he also thinks about things in life the way I do." After 'Gangs,' Scorsese cast him as Howard Hughes in his dizzying biopic "The Aviator," and most famously as a cop pretending to be a criminal in his twisty, Oscar-winning "The Departed." DiCaprio described his relationship with Scorsese to About.com, admitting that he had wanted to work with Scorsese ever since he did a movie with De Niro and summing up their relationship succinctly. "I don't have an exciting term for it other than we have a good time working together and we have similar tastes as far as the films we like. He certainly has broadened my spectrum as far as films that are out there and the history of cinema... It really brought me to different levels as an actor. I look at him as a mentor." DiCaprio was all aboard Scorsese's brilliantly bizarre horror throwback "Shutter Island" and the upcoming "Wolf of Wall Street," undoubtedly one of 2013's most highly anticipated films.
Key Film: "The Aviator," Scorsese's underrated (but still Oscar-nominated) biopic that concerned Howard Hughes' Hollywood years. For many, it was the movie that showcased DiCaprio in a "grown-up" role after years of being defined by his youthful exuberance and "boyish" good looks. With "The Aviator," Scorsese gave DiCaprio the opportunity to be a man; and not only a man, but a man fraught with obsessions and ambition and psychological ill-health. John Logan's razor-sharp script wisely avoids Hughes' crazier years (although it certainly alludes to them), instead focusing on the time the industrialist and pilot spent as a Hollywood impresario. It's this framing that makes "The Aviator" one of Scorsese's most deeply personal works, as his mania and attention to detail are only a couple of degrees off from Hughes' (the director shot the different sections of "The Aviator" in the film stock that was available at the time, which is why the peas in an early scene have a bluish hue). While their work together on "Gangs of New York" was stunning, it was still very much an ensemble piece, and while the supporting cast of "The Aviator" is jaw-dropping, it's totally DiCaprio's movie; he appears in almost every scene and is the eternal focal point, even when he's not. It proved that DiCaprio could handle a movie of this size and heft all his own and cemented his place as one of Scorsese's most valued and talented creative collaborators.
Number of Films Together: 8 — "Edward Scissorhands" (1990), "Ed Wood" (1994), "Sleepy Hollow" (1999), "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (2005), "Corpse Bride" (2005), "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" (2007), "Alice in Wonderland" (2010), "Dark Shadows" (2012)
History: When Tim Burton was working on his highly touted project "Edward Scissorhands" (the follow-up to his smash "Batman"), he chose an unlikely actor to star: Johnny Depp, then still an achingly handsome teen heartthrob from the popular television series "21 Jump Street," who had been caked in kabuki make-up, given Burton's trademark mop-top hairstyle, and outfitted with prosthetic gloves to create the titular look. In a 2010 back-and-forth with Esquire, Burton noted that he and Depp formed an instant connection, based on a "suburban white trash-y connective strand." They both knew (and loved) the one Humphrey Bogart horror movie he made ("The Return of Dr. X") and had similar childhoods, even though they were miles apart (Burton grew up in sunny California, Depp in the deep south). Super-producer Scott Rudin said that Depp is playing Burton in all of their movies together, something Depp agreed with but Burton refutes. It's hard not to see it though, from the lonesome outcast in "Edward Scissorhands" to the cheeseball filmmaker in "Ed Wood" (it's harder to see the analogy in later years, when both actor and director have gone for more fancifully arch material). The years spent apart in between features do not speak to some kind of contentious, volatile relationship between the two. Burton told the Huffington Post last year that, "I can see him every day and then I can not see him for a couple of years. Everyone is gypsy and nomadic in the film world and they have to be right for the part, so nobody takes offense." With Burton, Depp seems to know that he can push himself into areas of the grotesque more freely than with other filmmakers, both physically—the scissorhands of 'Scissorhands,' elongated fingers in "Dark Shadows," computer-enlarged eyes in "Alice in Wonderland"—and performance-wise (his 'Sweeney Todd' was fearless and he has mentioned that Ichabod Crane in "Sleepy Hollow" was partially inspired by Angela Lansbury on "Murder, She Wrote"). Their partnership is also one of the most successful in cinema history; "Alice in Wonderland" alone grossed more than $1 billion worldwide.
Key Film: "Ed Wood," Burton's R-rated, black-and-white masterpiece from 1994. It's easily Burton's most personal film and one in which the Depp-as-Burton reading holds the most water. In telling the story of B-movie icon Ed Wood, whose "Plan 9 From Outer Space" is widely regarded (at least until "The Room" came along) as the worst movie of all time, and his relationship with faded horror icon Bela Lugosi (Martin Landau, in an Oscar-winning performance), Burton was opening up about his own relationship with a horror mainstay: Vincent Price. Price and Burton had been friends since Burton made a short film for Disney about a young boy obsessed with Price called "Vincent," and scored a coup by getting Price to narrate it. He convinced Price, who was in failing health, to co-star in "Edward Scissorhands" as the inventor who creates the titular character, and at the time of Price's death, was working on a feature-length documentary about their relationship. (Burton never returned to the project.) "Ed Wood" was Burton's way of working through that relationship and it amounts to his best, most personal, and most deeply felt movie. Depp, for his part, has never been more electrically alive; his line delivery is absolutely hilarious as he conjures a perfect mixture of wide-eyed optimism and an almost childlike naivete. In omitting some of the darker aspects of Wood's life, including a perilous relationship with drugs and alcohol, they cemented the film as Burton's autobiographical fairy tale and elevated the character beyond the usual Burton/Depp oddball outcast.


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Type: Cabin
Unforgettable-Luxury 1 BR Home for Couples Only Cabin
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This two-level log home boasts almost 1400 sq. ft. of living space and three covered/screened porches. It appeals to couples (no guests under the age of 18 are permitted including infants) desiring an upscale mountain retreat where days can go by without ever leaving the cabin. The interior has been professionally decorated by David Earp of Easterly-Coleman Furniture & Design. You will feel welcome the moment you arrive. Lush landscaping and split-rail fences adorn the drive and front of the home while large trees surround the sides and rear. Two flagstone steps lead up to the covered front porch. We invite you to stop and sit awhile on the unique hickory and cane love seat or wooden rockers. Then open the rustic wooden front door and step into a home designed with our guests in mind. The main level features fireside dining with a stacked stone gas fireplace, wall prints throughout by local artist, Robert Tino, and a slate topped dining table. Ivory and black cabinetry with brushed granite counter-tops contrast with brightly colored pottery. You will find everything needed for a romantic dinner in--even a woodland view from the bar area! A fully stocked kitchen offers stainless appliances, dinnerware for indoor and outdoor dining, serving dishes, pots and pans, bake ware, a Keurig coffee maker as well as a standard one, slow cooker, grilling tools and more. A 22 inch flat screen TV makes it easy to catch the morning news over breakfast. Skylights offer natural light which reflects warmly on the hand-scraped dark oak hardwood floors. Glass doors lead to a 20 x 10 ft. screened outdoor room. Erwin & Sons cushioned wicker swivel/rockers enable you to view the Cave Trail far below or put up your feet and enjoy a cool drink. Steaks and seafood can be prepared on the built-in 28 inch Coyote Gas Grill. Then serve dinner on the table for two under the fan's gentle breeze. Soft outdoor lighting allows for socializing after dark.
Two aged cedar trees flank a doorway into the main level seating area. "Rusty", a Labrador statue, stands guard at the electric fireplace hearth. A 55 inch LED Wi-Fi TV hangs above the old cedar plank mantel. Take in the dark red leather furnishings with blue, orange and gold upholstery accents, oak flooring, and colorful area rug. A wall of windows offer a constantly changing view of Mother Nature. Carriage wall lights give off a wonderful ambiance when snuggling in for the evening The master bedroom is also on the main level. A king bed with luxurious bedding, ceiling fan, 27 inch TV with Blu-ray DVD player are enhanced by the soft morning light streaming through a frosted glass window each morning. Slip into the Maxx tub with Aerofeel air bubble action and feel any stress melt away. A nearby large vanity with vessel sink and leathered granite top offers ample lighting for dressing. No small acrylic shower unit to be found here. Featured is a 6 x 6 ft. tiled shower with large rain head faucet and bench seating custom designed by Thomas Pickens Home Design. Also located directly off the bedroom is an 10 x 12 ft. private screened porch with large hot tub and bistro table set for ultimate relaxation. The Easy-Lift cover makes using the hot tub effortless. Guests also have access to a stacked washer/dryer found in the hallway laundry closet . Upstairs you will find a game area complete with custom log pool table, electronic dartboard, 60-N-1 video arcade console, mini-fridge and a 32 inch flat screen WIFI TV. Enjoy a game of checkers on the one-of-a kind wooden pub table. Not feeling competitive? Then sink into the comfy leather sofa or chair in the adjoining seating area. Windows on three sides will bring back memories of a childhood tree house. Watch movies on the other 32 inch Wi-Fi TV, cheer on your favorite sports team or dance to music from the BOSE radio/CD music system. A large full bath with 3 x 5 ft. tiled shower is located to the left of the game area providing each guest with a private bath. Your visit will be "Unforgettable" when staying in this luxury log cabin accommodation!TripAdvisor property ID 4309443 ...Read more
Bed & bathroom
1 king bed
2 Full Bath (includes shower)
Not Suitable for children
No Pets Allowed
Unforgettable-Luxury 1 BR Home for Couples Only Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Additional Location Information
This home is in a premier gated resort located in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains on Old Knoxville Highway. The cabin is less than 10 minutes from Pigeon Forge attractions, dining, shopping, and entertainment. Sevierville Event Center and Sevierville Golf Course are less than 2 minutes away. A full service day spa, walking/hiking trails, community game room, fitness center, and 24 hr. security are also located onsite. There is parking for up to two vehicles at the door. This is a planned community so it is not considered to be secluded. There are other homes nearby and within view.
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Lake nearby, Mountain nearby, Rural retreats
How to get there
Car is essential
Proximity to TripAdvisor's Top Pigeon Forge Attractions
Proximity to TripAdvisor's Top Pigeon Forge Attractions
Last updated on May 25, 2016
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Please note: these rates exclude taxes and fees and may vary depending on the length of your stay. Rates are also subject to change at the owner's discretion.
Additional notes from the owner
No add-on fees. Complimentary WiFi, hot tub service, Verizon long-distance calling, Netflix, starter package of paper products, and departure cleaning are included in the nightly rate!
- A/C or climate control
- Housekeeping Optional
- Washing Machine
- Short breaks allowed (1-4 days)
- Linens Provided
- Iron
- Housekeeping Included
- Alarm Clock
- Hair dryer
- Ceiling Fans
- Central heating
- Local Guides/Maps
- Fitness Room
- Fireplace
- Clothes Dryer
- Towels Provided
Phone / Internet
- Telephone
- Wireless Internet
- Internet Access
Pool / Spa
- Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
Property Features
- Private fishing
- Mountain Views
- Parking
- Kettle
- Paper Towels Provided
- Dishwasher
- Stove or Oven
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Grill
- Toaster
- Blender
- Refrigerator
- Satellite or cable TV
- Game Room
- Stereo or CD player
- Books
- Pool Table
- Television
- DVD Player
- Deck
- Patio
- Outdoor Dining Area
- Porch
- 4 Dining chairs
- 4 Lounge chairs
- Pet
- Suitable for the elderly
- Smoking
- Wheelchair accessible
- children
Living space
- 1499 square feet
Wireless Internet
A/C or climate control
Internet Access
Central heating
Fitness Room
Pool Table
Game Room
Stove or Oven
Washing Machine
Clothes Dryer
Satellite or cable TV
DVD Player
Stereo or CD player
Hair dryer
Ceiling Fans
Linens Provided
Towels Provided
Paper Towels Provided
Housekeeping Included
Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
Mountain Views
Check in: 4:00pm, Check out: 11:00am
If you have any questions about check in or check out times, please contact the owner/manager
Smoking is prohibited at this property
Reviews (22)
based on 22 reviews
of guests would stay again
Very good
We stayed here for our 26th wedding anniversary. Loved the décor and all the comforts of the cabin! Highly recommend this cabin to anyone looking for a nice getaway! Oak Haven has been our favorite vacation spot in TN for 15 years now! Never disappointed in our visits here!
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 05/05/2014
Congratulations on your anniversary! We are flattered you would choose our home for such a special occasion. Thank you for the wonderful comments and we look forward to your return stay!
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"Perfect Vacation"
As soon as we walked in to Unforgettable, we knew the name of this house would describe our vacation. The house is so spacious and the owners have thought of everything! We loved being the back room with walls of windows...we felt like we were in a treehouse in the sky! Our return trip is already booked.
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Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 02/13/2014
Thank you for such a nice review! We look forward to your return visit--as always!
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We stayed a week for our honeymoon - not one complaint! Clean, beautiful, and still had Christmas/winter decor :) Had a million dollar experience. Enjoyed the spa too! Can't for another visit!
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Recommended for: Romantic
Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 02/13/2014
We are honored you chose our home for such a memorable occasion. Your comments are very much appreciated! See you on your next visit to the mountains. Thank you!
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Rock Spring Georgia
"Greatest Ever!"
This cabin is Pigeon Forge's finest. You won't find a better, nicer, cleaner place to stay. The staff at Oak Haven are awesome and kind. Your needs will be immediately satisfied once you walk into the door of this cabin. It is everything you hoped and more for a vacation getaway.
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 12/20/2013
Thank you for such a glowing review! So glad you enjoyed your first stay at Unforgettable. While this home is slightly more expensive than some, it offers more in quality and amenities. The location also appeals to guests who desire a slightly rural setting without the winding roads. We look forward to your return visit in February!
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"Truly Unforgettable!"
This cabin is wonderful! Beautiful, comfortable and not lacking any amenity. The owners thought of everything! We also appreciated that it is in a beautiful gated community with daily trash pickup & daily linen service. We enjoyed being in such a peaceful setting and hope to make a return trip!
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Recommended for: Romantic
Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 10/15/2013
Thanks for taking the time to share your stay with others! We look forward to your return visit.
We had a wonderful and much needed time at the unforgettable. This was our first time staying in a cabin and absolutely loved it. The cabin had everything we needed. It was clean and very well maintain. The game room was also an added bonus. The bed was comfortable not like hotel beds. Really enjoyed the privacy! I would also like to mention check in took 5 minutes and the guy at the front desk was great!
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 09/02/2013
Thank you for sharing your experience with others! Most first-time cabin guests share your views when comparing past hotel stays to our mountain homes. We want our guests to experience something so special they can't wait to return. I will also pass along your compliments to the front desk staff. They will be pleased. You are always welcome in our homes!
"A fairytale fantasy in the smokey mountains."
The decorative details in this immaculate clean cabin cant compare to all the other places i have ever stayed in Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge. My husband and i had one of the most truly romantic getaways in all of our 14 years of being together.
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
The one
"Wow-a great first experience"
This was our first time staying in a cabin. We had a very positive experience.
The cabin was very nicely furnished. We loved the hot tub out on the back deck and enjoyed the nice modern feel of the kitchen. We cooked all our meals and just stayed in for our entire visit. It was great. I would recommend it to any couple looking for a nice romantic getaway.
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The Dunfords
We love this cabin! Everything from the game room and the hot tub to the fireplace and fully stocked kitchen and in between was perfect! The cabin is very private, even though you are close to other cabins. The front desk was very pleasant and knowledgeable. The location of Oak Haven Resort is on the outer edge of Sevierville, but we prefer to not be in the middle of town (it's still just a few minutes to the Pigeon Forge and everything). They also have the best spa, hands down! If you are considering a romantic Smoky Mountain getaway...this is the place to take it! We already have a return trip booked!
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 11/11/2011
I am so glad you were not disappointed in any way with your stay! I will share your comments with the ladies at the spa--they will be very appreciative. We will look forward to your return visit with us! Yes, this home as well as "Rose Cottage" offer a true mountain feel without the steep winding roads yet Pigeon Forge is just minutes away. They make for a wonderful couples' getaway..
Barry and Sheila
"Pricing yourself out of reach for the average income family"
Have stayed here several times over the last 20 years. Seems like repeat customers would get some kind of special rate.Not quite as clean as it used to be. Overall stay was great. Just have to skip out on doing other things and enjoy the rental. Value for your dollar could be better.
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Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 02/10/2011
Thank you for taking the time to post a review. Since you did book your stay through the resort and not me, I will certainly pass along your concerns. I do regret your stay was less than satisfactory. You did receive a $20/nt. discount as the standard rate during Christmas and New Year's is $195/nt. Many area homes with the amenities of this home would charge $200 and up during this time. We do offer less expensive 1-BR homes so perhaps we can accommodate you on your next visit.
The Walkers
""Peace on Earth""
We absolutely loved your cabin. We chose a 1 bedroom this time because of the cost but you didn't feel as if you were in a 1 bedroom. It was very spacious and the furniture was very comfortable as well. We loved the pool table and arcade. It is hard to do in the Smokies but we always managed to get back to our "home" so we could play and enjoy it. Thank you for sharing your home away from home with us.
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Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 12/03/2010
So nice to read you enjoyed everything the cabin has to offer during your stay! Thank you for taking the time to post such a glowing review and we hope you can return in 2011!
This was our 2nd time staying at Oakhaven Resorts &"Unforgettable" and we love it! I can't say enough good things about the cabin - it is just beautiful and has all the amenties you need for a great stay! The Spa is exceptional and makes a great stay even better! Location is great too!
Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 12/01/2010
The fact that you are a returning guest to our home is the biggest compliment you could pay us as owners! Thank you for taking the time to post a review and we look forward to having you stay with us again in the near future.
"We had a great night"
My husband and I rented this cabin after having a baby two months before.The services we received were great. The people at the office were very nice and had it ready for us when we arrived to check in. The amenities were great as well however we didn't use them because this was a nice get away for us. The best part of the stay was the location. The cabin had others around it however you didn't see them from the back deck. I don't remember there being anything we did not like. We had a great time. We would like to rent this cabin again in the future.
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Response from the , Blacklab Property,LLC - 07/19/2010
Thank you for taking the time to post this review. We look forward to your next visit and CONGRATS on the new addition to the family!
"Home away From Home"
From the moment we saw the cabin on the internet, we knew this was the one for us.Then when we pulled up and went inside, we fell in love with it. It was our first time to the mountains and one of our most memorable vacations.So relaxing and restful.It was beautifully decorated and super clean. We highly recommend "Unforgettable".A+++
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We always appreciate guests who are willing to share their great experiences with others. Thank you for your glowing review and we are so glad your first visit to the mountains was everything you wished for in a vacation. We look forward to your return visit with us!
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"1st year anniversary"
My family and I have always rented from the properties in Oak Haven Resort. Usually they are 3 bedroom + gameroom. Well, my wife and I decided to stay here again for our 1 year anniversary. We had a fantastic time. "Unforgettable" truly was a nice, quiet, cozy place to spend a little getaway vacation.
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Recommended for: Friends, Groups, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Rugged, Romantic, Families w children, Disabilities, Luxury, Singles
The cabin was amazing! I loved everything about it. My husband and I needed to get away and spend some time together. A much needed vacation and your cabin was more than what we expected. I'm vey picky about where we stay but your cabin really made us feel right at home. I felt so comfortable there and such a sweet spirit. Every employee made us felt welcome. I will stay there again. Thanks for sharing your beautiful cabin.
The Allen Family
Romantic Birthday Getaway
I read most of the reviews and watched the online video of this cabin and fell in love with it. When I first got to the cabin, I thought it was worth every penny and it looked exactly like the video. The cabin has a upstairs loft with a mini frig, flat screen tv, pool table, dart board, board games and a fully equipped bathroom. One of the lights went out on the back patio and a maintenence man came out immediately to replace the bulb and fix the hot tub, it was not producing hot water. The guy was very friendly and got along great with my husband. The location is a 10 to 15 minute distance from Pigeon Forge and maybe 20 to 30 minutes from Gatlinburg, which is the only thing I did not like. But it is worth it because the property is a resort with a pool, play ground, basketball court, gameroom and spa. I had to leave two days into our trip due to an unexpected emergency and the manager was very nice and understanding. The mananger and the maintenence guy called my family the following day to check on us and that was wonderful. If you are looking for a great place to stay, that do not over charge or add on all these unneccessary fees, and have staff who actually care, this is the place to stay.
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The Peel's
"My wife and I had a relaxing and enjoyable weekend."
My wife and I enjoyed our stay in Cabin 48 "Unforgettable". We both thought that the cabin was very cozy and had a relaxing feel. The view from the back porch was pleasant. We were fortunate enough to have some snow on the ground and this made for a peaceful and relaxing view of the woods. The amenities were wonderful and found everything to be in good working order and clean!
We did not use any of the services offered by the resort, however the staff in the office was very friendly and helpful. The grounds of the resort were well maintained and organized.
We absolutely have no complaints and will recommend this cabin and resort to our friends and family. I know that when we go back to the Smokies, we will stay in this cabin.
Thanks for sharing your cabin! It is beautiful!
The Peel's
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The Smith's
"All the amenities of an upscale hotel in a mountain cabin settin"
We enjoyed our stay very much. The cabin is beautifully decorated and furnished with all the comforts of home and amenities of an upscale hotel!
The wooded, mountain setting and privacy are great! Loved having a spa on site and what a wonderful treat to be able to enjoy this!
Marriage on the Rock
"Warm & Cozy"
My wife and I visited cabin 48 in October 09. The size of the cabin was absolutely perfect for 2. The location is very close to all attractions that will keep you busy if you so choose. The decor is very trendy in every room. There are plenty of things for us guys to keep busy as well, TV's, pool table, darts. The cuzzi on the private back porch was nice as well. I personally liked the natural light that came through the dining room area in the morning. If you come during the winter, be very careful with the roads. The grades are very extreme.(we're use to Florida flat land)
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Upon arrival we received excellent service and through out our stay. The home was one of our favorite properties to stay and we visit this area often and have stayed in multiple cabins in the past. The location is just wonderful and convenient. The cabin is so beautiful and well decorated. It has all that your looking for in a weekend get away or a weeks worth of memories to make with just the 2 of you or the family size around (4). We most enjoyed the entire location there were no faults so we will hope to visit again very soon!
William Rowe and Family.
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"Truly "unforgettable"!"
This cabin will make you never want to leave! It has everything you need and more. The interior is warm, cozy, and comfortable. We LOVE the upstairs loft that is a gameroom. Instead of going of out one night, we made it game night. Carried some drinks and snacks upstairs and played pool and darts for hours. There's even a full bathroom, a wet bar, and a TV so no reason to go downstairs. The screeened back porch was our other favorite retreat. The location makes you feel as if you're all alone with nature. We enjoyed having breakfast out there and the hot tub was great after a day of sight seeing! The cabin and the resort were so nice we didn't want to leave much. There is a great pool area, and ladies...a wonderful spa on sight!
We can't wait to go back. We were sad to leave cabin 48.
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Went into the Yew Tree on Saturday after seeing a movie at the nearby Vue, been in before, but it was a while ago. It's been done up since the last visit ,very nice too. The food was great and good value and a nice pint. The waitress Beth was lovely, polite and efficient, and we didn't have to Walt long for meal at all. We visited at 7.30 pm and we will definitely visit again soon . Angela
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TELL CITY – Worship leader and songwriter Darrell Evans will be appearing in Tell City for a community worship event Nov. 3, at Community Christian Church, located at 821 10th Street.
The event will begin at 7 p.m. Darrell's projects "Let the River Flow" and "Freedom" both garnered Dove Award nominations and influenced a new wave of congregational worship. His newest project, "Nothing Less Than Everything," wraps his joy, passion and experience in a fresh and powerful sound.
Harvest Carnival at St. John's Lutheran
EVANSTON – St. John's Lutheran Church in Evanston will host a Harvest Carnival from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday.
The event is sponsored by St. John's church and SonShine Early Learning Ministry. There will be free food, bounce houses, games and trunk-or-treats from 3:30 to 5 p.m. All are invited to attend.
Free concert of Sacred Music at Monastery
FERDINAND – Ruth Cunningham brings her classically trained musical talents and sound healing practices to the monastery church of the Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand to perform "Light and Shadow: Chants, Prayers and Improvisations" at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 27 EDT.
TELL CITY – Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 12th and Pestalozzi streets in Tell City, will hold its annual soup supper Saturday.
Carry out soup will be available at 3 p.m. outside the church. Those carrying out soup are asked to take their own containers. Serving in the dining room will begin at 4:30 p.m.
Barbecue chicken dinners, crick fried potatoes, slaw, cakes and pies will also be served.
A bake sale and country store will be set up as well. All are welcome to attend.
Fun day at Chestnut Grove
TELL CITY – Chestnut Grove Church, 4569A Chestnut Grove Road in Tell City, will host a fun day and invites the community to attend.
The day will begin at 3 p.m. Saturday with chili, soups, hot dogs and desserts being service. Games will include cornhole, washers, horseshoes, and a cakewalk and inflatables for children. Grass sack races will also be set up.
For more information, call Harold Nix at 547-8101 or 719-1798.
Freewill Baptist welcome guest
CANNELTON – Pastor Ricky Cravens of James-town, Tenn., will be a guest speaker at the morning and evening worship services Sunday at the Cannelton Freewill Baptist Church.
Pastor Lewis Garrett and the congregation welcome everyone to attend.
BRISTOW – The annual St. Isidore shooting match has been set for Oct. 21 at St. Isidore Catholic Church in Bristow.
The ham and turkey shot will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The closed match – beef and pork - will begin at 2:30 p.m. First choice is a half of beef.
Lunch will be served beginning at 10:30 a.m. and include homemade chili, hamburgers, homemade pie, coffee, soft drinks and bottled water. A country store, cake stand, splatter boards, pull tabs, children's games and bingo will also be available.
Special service at Bristow Christian
BRISTOW – The Bristow Christian Church will have a special service Sunday at 10 a.m.
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Also, no Sunday school will be held Oct. 14 during the Bristow car show and fest. Church services that Sunday will be held at 9 a.m.
ST. MEINRAD – Saint Meinrad Archabbey's pilgrimages to honor the Blessed Mother at the Monte Cassino Shrine have been scheduled for the Sundays in October.
The pilgrimages begin with an opening hymn and a short sermon, followed by a rosary procession. The service ends with the Litany of the Blessed Virgin and a hymn. Speakers and topics for the pilgrimages are:
Oct. 7, the Ref. Meinrad Brune, OSB, "Our Lady of the Table: Mary and the Eucharist"
Oct. 14, the Rev. Adrian Burke, OSB, "Vatican II, Mary and the Church"
Fun Day at Lilly Dale Church of Christ
GATCHEL – The Lilly Dale Church, 14198 Old State Road 37 in Gatchel, will host a fun day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
All are welcome to attend. The day will include games, inflatables, face painting, a hayride, tug-of-war, sack races and more. Free hot dogs, drinks and desserts will be served.
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Townend to make hay on Zaidpour in Red Mills Trial Hurdle
RACING:Paul Townend knows better than anyone how being number two at the Willie Mullins yard can pay off in prime fashion and the former champion jockey should prove the point again on Zaidpour today.
The double-Grade One winner is among half a dozen horses in the Red Mills Trial Hurdle at Gowran Park, the centrepiece of a reduced six-race card due to waterlogging on the chase course.
With the cancellation of Navan tomorrow, it provides a weekend lifeline to Irish race-fans, who also realise how profitable it can be to side with Townend on these Saturday fixtures. It certainly paid off last weekend when Ruby Walsh's UK commitments let his junior colleague in for a Leopardstown hat-trick, highlighted by a pair of Grade One victories.
That, yet again, emphasised the overall power of the Mullins team, something obvious from the jockeys table too, where Townend is third with 56 winners, behind only Walsh (83) and Davy Russell (85), and pressured only by the trainer's amateur jockey son, Patrick, on 51.
Mullins also runs So Young in today's feature but it is Zaidpour, a 2/9 winner of this race last year, who is Townend's pick. Zaidpour found Bog Warrior too good over three miles here in the Galmoy Hurdle last time and his best form is probably at two and a half.
Testing conditions
However, on testing conditions he remains a formidable operator at the minimum trip despite having to concede weight all-round.
"He has a good record at the track and will love the ground," Mullins confirmed yesterday. "So Young has won three times over two miles and should go on the ground, but his form has been a bit in and out this season.
"We are just hoping he can put it all together. On recent form, you'd have to say Zaidpour would have the better chance."
Co Cork trainer Mick Winters has declined the opportunity to run his Champion Hurdle outsider Rebel Fitz and instead relies on his versatile mare Missunited. "She's in great form and I'm very happy with her at home, but we're going there hoping she'll run into some black type more than anything. We're not expecting her to win," said Winters.
"I think if we'd maybe had another month and had the chance to run her in a schooling race somewhere, she'd be a bit fitter. But I still think she'll give a good account of herself as she's getting a lot of weight from Zaidpour and the other boys," he added.
Irish debut
Townend is on Djakadam in the four-year-old hurdle and those who plunged on this one to 3/10 on his Irish debut will be hoping for better luck than at Thurles when he unseated Ruby Walsh after the last.
He wasn't travelling like a long odds-on shot though when exiting and there could be value to be had by siding with Ibsen.
John Murphy's runner followed up an excellent debut behind Flaxen Flare with a strange effort at Leopardstown behind Fatcatinthehat.
Ibsen looked well beaten a long way from home that day but plugged on noticeably well on bad ground to again finish runner up. On that evidence, even these very deep conditions shouldn't be much of a problem to him.
Lookoutnow is in the form of his life right now and is almost a stone higher in the ratings for the second division of the maiden hurdle for an easy win at Tramore on New Years Day. He has won here over fences since and is hard to oppose.
The five-year-old Rogue Angel has a big task in the first division, carrying 11-10 on heavy going, and there could be value to be had looking at Sumkindasuprstar at the bottom of the scale.
He hasn't run over flights in two years but it was only on the run-in that Sumkindasuprstar lost out on a place in the Thyestes Chase here a couple of weeks ago.
Bobbyjo Chase A significant test
Next Saturday's Bobbyjo Chase at Fairyhouse is shaping up into a hugely significant test of Irish hopes of landing April's John Smith's Aintree Grand National.
The ante-post favourite for Liverpool, Prince De Beauchene, is likely to attempt back-to-back wins in the Bobbyjo and is set to be joined by the 2011 Grand National runner-up Oscar Time and the 2012 Irish National hero Lion na Bearnai, among others.
Ted Walsh has also indicated he is likely to run last year's Aintree National third Seabass in the Fairyhouse highlight and reported his other big National hope, Colbert Station, could reappear in the Newlands Chase at Naas the following day.
Both Walsh horses also currently remain in next Saturday's Racing Post Chase at Kempton.
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The two main trails in the park are the Tennessee Rock Trail and the Edmonds trail. The first is a 2 mile trail that leads to a great overlook and a series of boulders that are popular spots for sunbathing. That's what the ranger told me anyway. No one sunbathes during a Georgia heat wave so I skipped this one.
The second trail is a 7 mile backcountry trail. This trail runs alongside a stream and the granite cliffs. Since I'd seen cliffs earlier that morning and that heat wave was alive and well, bringing temperatures soaring to about 100 degrees, it wasn't a backcountry day either.
Anyone interested in these trails or learning more about the terrain should stop by the visitor's center and pick up an interpretive trail map. There's a small charge for the map, but you will find lots of information about the area and the trails.
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Seriously, we are. We enjoy ourselves at WDW, but there's rarely any drama. Somehow it seems boring to write that I exercised for 30 minutes in the morning before getting ready for the day. It's just part of the daily routine that has to be continued when on holiday. Too much information--and inconsequential!


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We had just a one night stop here on our way across NZ and the weather was not the best - You couldnt even see accross the Lake which was a shame. However this is a beautiful and very welcoming boutique hotel - friendly and helpful staff. the room was very modern and stylist but still had a romantice feel... More
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Legs Come Off?Kacy Faulconer
Yesterday I talked about the frailty of human life in a post about a broken arm. Here's a video of me telling about the time my older son, Sam, learned that same lesson when he was 4 years old. Watch it after the jump!
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