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Franco, 47, becomes oldest player to homer
SAN DIEGO - The New York Mets must have known what they were doing when they signed Julio Franco to a two-year contract.
Franco, 47, became the oldest player in major league history to hit a home run when he connected for a two-run, pinch-hit shot in the eighth inning Thursday night to help the New York Mets rally for a 7-2 win over the San Diego Padres.
And he wants more.
"That won't be the last home run I hit, and I hope I hit one when I'm 50," said Franco, who has four career pinch-hit homers.
He wasn't joking.
"Why not? They signed me here for two years," said Franco, who turns 48 on Aug. 23. "God gave me the great gift to play the game of baseball, and I want to play until I'm 50. If He gives me two more years, don't you think He's going to give me another one?"
If Franco lasts that long, he'll turn 50 during the 2008 season.
Franco drove a 1-0 pitch from reliever Scott Linebrink (1-2) into the home-run porch down the right-field line at Petco Park. That gave the Mets a 3-2 lead and Franco the spot in the record book that had been belonged to Athletics pitcher Jack Quinn, who was 46 years, 357 days old when he homered on June 27, 1930.
Franco already was the oldest player to hit a grand slam, a pinch-hit homer and have a multihomer game.
The fan who ended up with the ball gave it to Franco in exchange for a bat. Anticipating a call from the Hall of Fame, Franco said he'd send either the ball or the bat, but not both.
Also Thursday night, Frank Robinson got his 1,000th win as a manager, with Nick Johnson hitting a pair of homers in the Washington Nationals' 10-4 victory at Philadelphia.
In other NL games, it was: Cincinnati 12, Milwaukee 8 and San Francisco 9, Arizona 7.
The Mets had as many hits in their six-run eighth as they did in their previous two games, when they were the victims of consecutive three-hitters by the Atlanta Braves.
Franco, in his 29th season in pro ball, signed with the Mets as a free agent on Dec. 9. The oldest player in the majors, his one-out homer came with former Padres player Xavier Nady aboard on a leadoff double.
After Franco's homer, the Mets piled it on with Carlos Delgado's two-run homer, his sixth, and RBIs singles by Endy Chavez and Cliff Floyd.
Kazuo Matsui hit another notable homer for the Mets. His inside-the-park homer leading off the third made this the third straight year he's homered in his first at-bat of the season. The last player to do that was Ken Griffey Jr. from 1997-99, while with Seattle.
"I'm having difficulty trying to get a grasp of it," Matsui said through an interpreter. "Today was an inside-the-parker. I can't believe it myself."
Matsui was activated from the 15-day disabled list before the game. He opened the season on the DL with a sprained ligament in his right knee.
Matsui hit a fly ball off Jake Peavy that glanced off the glove of retreating right fielder Brian Giles, bounced off a sign on the fence and rolled along the fence toward the right-center gap.
Matsui raced around the bases and arrived at the plate at the same time as the relay throw, but catcher Mike Piazza couldn't hold onto the ball.
It was Matsui's first career inside-the-park homer, and the first by a Mets player since Marlon Anderson did it against the Los Angeles Angels last June 11.
As a rookie in 2004, Matsui became the second player in big league history to hit his first home run in his first at-bat while leading off a game to start a season.
San Diego came back in the bottom of the inning to go ahead 2-1 on Dave Roberts' single off Steve Trachsel.
San Diego chased Trachsel in the process of loading the bases with none out in the seventh, but failed to score. Pinch-hitter Eric Young hit into an inning-ending double play off Duaner Sanchez (1-0), the third Mets reliever of the inning.
Peavy was hit on the right shin by a comebacker by Trachsel in the third but stayed in the game. Peavy struck out five in seven innings, allowing four hits and one run. Trachsel allowed two runs and six hits in six innings, struck out three and walked two.
Peavy had X-rays after the game, which didn't show a break. The training staff put a compress on the shin during the game.
The 70-year-old Robinson improved to 1,000-1,095 in 16 seasons with Cleveland, San Francisco, Baltimore and the Montreal-Washington franchise. He became the 53rd manager to reach the milestone.
Pat Burrell and Chase Utley had two-run doubles for the Phillies, just 2-7 at home.
Billy Traber (1-0) allowed four runs - three earned - and two hits in his first outing in three years. The left-hander, who lasted 5 2-3 innings, hadn't pitched in the majors since Sept. 16, 2003, for Cleveland, due to elbow surgery.
Ryan Madson (1-1) recorded just three outs.
At Milwaukee, Brandon Phillips hit his first grand slam and added another shot for his first two-homer game to help Cincinnati.
Trailing 6-2, the Reds scored 10 straight runs to make it 12-6, including five in the sixth when Phillips hit his two-out grand slam off reliever Mike Adams.
Edwin Encarnacion hit a two-run homer in the fifth off Brewers reliever Justin Lehr (1-1).
Chad Moeller homered off Matt Belisle (1-0) for the Brewers.
At Phoenix, Mark Sweeney drew a bases-loaded walk to force in the go-ahead run and Pedro Feliz added a two-run double to for the Giants. It was the second time in four days that the Giants blew a big lead and then won in the ninth inning.
San Francisco led 6-0 in the fourth inning, but Arizona tied it at 6 when catcher Johnny Estrada hit a three-run homer in the eighth off Tim Worrell (2-0).
Barry Bonds, who didn't start for the second straight day, was intentionally walked as a pinch-hitter in the ninth to load the bases before Brandon Medders (0-1) got Ray Durham to pop out to third. Sweeney then walked to score Steve Finley. Feliz followed with a double off reliever Luis Vizcaino to make 9-6.
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New Report Examines Land Disputes in Nepal's Terai
April 2, 2014
Land has long been among the most politically contentious issues in Nepal. Since the 1960s, land reform has been an important area of contestation between political parties. This pattern was further visible in the country's civil conflict between 1996 and 2006, as Maoist insurgents targeted large landowners as a symbol of Nepal's exclusionary, patronage-based state. Now in the post-conflict period, land reform remains contentious, attracting attention from politicians, academics, NGOs, and advocacy organizations interested in both development and conflict resolution.
Just released is a new report on the dynamics and nature of land disputes, part of an ongoing working papers series from The Asia Foundation's multi-year collaboration with the London School of Economics' Justice and Security Research Program to look into the "theories of change" the Foundation uses to underpin its justice and security programs. Authors Danielle Stein, with the London School of Economics' JSRP, and Bert Suykens, a professor at Ghent University's Conflict Research Group, shed light on disputes brought to mediation and relay local perspectives on the causes and consequences of these disputes.
Read more about this collaboration, or download the full report, "Land Disputes and Settlement Mechanisms in Nepal's Terai," on JSRP's website.
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Thank you for forwarding newsletter. On the land reform issue in Nepal, new debates are coming. Distribution of land is not the solution of scientific land reform, but scientific categorization of and perfect use of land is most important.
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so the argument that we are so successfull at selling hookey goods, we are too big to be stopped now. mark my words, this is trademark abuse and will be found to be this. ebay is on a slippery slope
The more approprate analogy is that of landlord/tenant. In this case EBAY is a landlord essentially renting space to sellers (retailers). EBAY has no liability unless you could demonstrate that EBAY conspired with the sellers to sell conterfeit goods from its premise.
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Ukraine: Deadly Gunfight Rattles Easter Truce
A shootout at a checkpoint killed at least two people in eastern Ukraine Sunday, according to multiple reports. The violence comes on the heels of an agreement between Ukraine, Russia and the West that calls for armed groups to disband; that pact led officials to announce a truce for this Easter weekend.
The shootout took place at a separatist checkpoint near Slovyansk in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian militants have held a government building since last week. The occupation of buildings in eastern Ukraine led Kiev to launch an "anti-terrorist" campaign.
From Paris, NPR's Eleanor Beardsley filed this report for our Newscast unit:
"A 20-year-old pro-Russia guard said a car of unknown assailants opened fire when asked for their IDs at the checkpoint. Journalists from two news agencies reported seeing two dead bodies with gunshot wounds to the face and head.
"The Ukrainian interior ministry confirmed there was an 'armed clash.' Moscow, which has tens of thousands of troops amassed on Ukraine's eastern border, quickly seized upon the violence, saying it was outraged at this provocation.
"Moscow blames the deaths on a Ukrainian nationalist group that was at the vanguard of protests in Kiev that ousted Ukraine's pro-Kremlin president in February."
Reuters reports that the groups involved are trading blame for the incident:
"The separatists said gunmen from Ukraine's Right Sector nationalist group had attacked them. The Right Sector denied any role, saying Russian special forces were behind the clash."
In addition to the reported deaths, several people were wounded in the gunfight.
Russia's foreign ministry says the violence "proves Kiev's authorities are not willing to control and disarm the nationalists and extremists" as required in the recent agreement, according to Russia's state-run Tass news agency.
Despite the diplomatic agreement, pro-Russian militants have refused to surrender their weapons or give up government buildings they're occupying in eastern Ukraine.
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Thread: Jaco/Hermosa best surf spots
Feb 25, 2013, 06:37 PM
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Meh, you guys are a huge help. Heard that stretch closes out all the time, just figured i'd ask ****bags
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Feb 25, 2013, 06:51 PM
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No offense to prior posters. It just seems this guys is a b!t<h.
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Feb 25, 2013, 07:46 PM
They're just jealous.
\nStayed at the Best Western in Jaco last april. It's a hundred yards or so from the north end of the beach. There was a pretty good break right out front. Lots of chest high closeouts were coming through all week but there was a deep spot in that area with plenty of nice shoulders to be found. There seemed to be a lot more surf activity at the south end of the beach but other than a bunch of surf schools I didn't see any reason other than habit for the lineup to be more crowded down there.
\nWith that being said, get on it early. Trade winds started blowing like clockwork 10-10:30 leaving closeout mushburgers for the rest of the day.
\nCan't help with Hermosa.
\nIf you can get Imperial to chime in he has a place in Jaco and has a lot of local info.
\nP.S. No I didn't get any of this info from a previous thread. If I had it would've been much easier to pick a hotel. Believe me, I read every CR thread I could find before I left. I was on a honeymoon and only had a few hrs. to surf every day. I just got lucky on the hotel location.
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Feb 25, 2013, 08:25 PM
& i'm not sure where you're getting the jealousy thing from. i've been there 3x & am going back again for my honeymoon in july. i've already got everything sorted in terms of accommodations & surf access. it wasn't hard to figure out, even if i'd never been there before.
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Feb 26, 2013, 12:01 PM
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Thanks man, this is kind of what I was looking for. I work all day and pretty busy, don't have much time to research as I booked like a week ahead of time.
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Hermosa is the place to go. The wave there can be very serious when it gets big. It is notorious for breaking boards. The cautions on the saltwater crocs are real especially up near Tarcoles. PM me if you want more detailed info. We're headed back for a month at the end of June, good luck.
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Feb 25, 2013, 07:52 PM
skip right by Jaco and go to hermosa. Jaco is a surf town, Hermosa is a surf spot.
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google earth is great for researching and locating surf spots around the world, you just gotta no how to use it
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Feb 26, 2013, 07:39 PM
\nIt's fun flying around the world mind surfing thousands of spots. I do it all the time. But, sometimes you have to ask someone that's had boots on the ground.
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Feb 25, 2013, 08:13 PM
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search throughout Hermosa and you'll find a wave that suits you. wont take you long..
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Feb 25, 2013, 08:21 PM
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if you're looking for good waves, hermosa. if you're looking for a beach scene, jaco
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I was in Jaco a couple of weeks ago. Nothing much there while I was in town but beginners stuff and waist to chest closeouts. Found some stuff south. Yep, do your research before you drive. Plenty of places with easy access and easy to find online. The locals are super nice and helpful. Just show respect in their waves. Watch the tides too. High tide seems to work well around there in a lot of places. Oh, and keep an eye out for crocs. The day after I surfed down there, they spotted two of them in the line up where we had been surfing. Didn't sound like an everyday event but none-the-less...
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Jaco does have a purpose. If its too big and dumping in Hermosa, and you're stuck in that area, then there's a chance that Jaco is smaller and surfable. That was the case when I was there two years ago. Fun waves
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Feb 25, 2013, 09:05 PM
Like he said "Any help would be awesome." Just adding my $.02
\nLooks like it sparked a little discussion that might actually help the guy. Mission accomplished.
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Feb 26, 2013, 12:04 PM
agree with most of this. Jaco basically sucks unless hermosa is too big and closed out. its been a while since ive been down but the best break were south of the backyard bar and roca loca. there are some really fun breaks even further south like esterillos. Tulin was my favorite though.
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Jaco is fun on anything up to 5 -7 ft. After that it just shuts down. There are peaks up and down the beach with a fun wave at the north end in front of Clarita's Bar (great place to hang), in front of the Best Western, and out in front of the El Hicaco restaturant. The southern part of Jaco is a little of a softer wave. By all means surf Hermosa....peaks everywhere. Pull down the road past the soccer field and there's a great wave, in front of Backyards Bar is another, and of course the Almendro "Tree". The further south you go the further out it breaks. Just drive down the road and find your own peak. If Hermosa is too big...which it shouldn't be this time of year or you just want to check out a different place, head 45 minutes north to Bocca Barranca. Its a rivermouth with 500 plus yard lefts...but it need a big south swell. Esterellios is about 15 minutes south of Hermosa and its a rock reef...super fun wave that doesn't break nearly as hard as Hermosa. Its all about finding waves and there are plenty in Costa Rica...having a little bit of direction is always cool. I've got most of my advice from local friends who I've come to know over the years. Anyone knockin the adivce is just a f*%*n retard. Thats what the forums are for and besides NOTHING IS A "SECRET" anymore with the internet. Besides most haven't even been out of the dam states!!! Hope you catch some good surf....Enjoy the Pura Vida my brother!!!
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Feb 26, 2013, 06:44 PM
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Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much. You are the man. Can't wait to surf! Swell hits Friday
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Feb 26, 2013, 12:28 PM
Imperial. do they still do the night surfing at the Terrazza?
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Feb 26, 2013, 01:16 PM
Boca Barranca, Guacaillio, Esterios Este y Oeste, Playa El Rey, and Domincal are all great breaks within an hour of playa hermosa. get a 4x4 and find your own secret spot. bring plenty of rope.
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hermosa straight up and go towards the almond tree not as crowded compared to being closer to dos gringos
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Feb 26, 2013, 06:21 PM
A night out in Jaco is how I got my user name.
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On your way down ..Check out Bocca Barranca near Punterinas. Long long left point break. 1st and 2nd peaks are awesome. Pay the guy with the macheti to protect your car. Hermosa can be great right outside or down by the tree, being in Costa Rica already you should have the vibe.
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Feb 26, 2013, 07:54 PM
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\nthere's a break in between PH and Esterios Oeste called Punta Mala. you have to take a right into a finca and at the end there's a hotel in front of a sweet left that peels off a 30' high by several hundred yard wall.
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Feb 27, 2013, 12:19 PM
love that place. heavy too. last time i was there i was helping out the surf camp in esterillos and one of the customers (reminds me of yankee) demanded to surf waves with more power on his super expensive log. we all knew it was a bad idea but he b!tched up a storm so we took him to Tulin with the rule that if he broke his board the camp would not allow him a loaner. Sure enough, we pull up to the break and its like 4 feet overhead and spitting with steep drops. me and the camp owner paddled out with this guy but he wouldn't take anything. finally a shoulder presented itself and he tried to go. all i heard was a nice 'crack' followed by two pieces of yuppie board floating in the whitewater. We got the guy to the sand and paddled back out for some more pits. later the night at dinner the guy freaked out on us for allowing him to go out in such 'dangerous' conditions. The owner had enough and booted him with no refund. I found out later he got a room in Jaco and got serious butt raped by one of the local shops on a replacement board.
\nIs the pig farm still there just past the Tree? Always liked that spot too.
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Feb 27, 2013, 03:38 PM
this is Tulin at the rivermouth.
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Feb 27, 2013, 03:50 PM
we found this there that day
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Feb 27, 2013, 04:10 PM
I go to Hermosa alot, I was there 2 weeks ago. Not really alot of swell this time of year. Real waves dont hit till april and then get meaty in the rainy season. The only place that was breaking was corners. which is the rivermouth at the far south end of hermosa. Of course when I paddle out who shows up....Gabriel Medina. Talk about a humbling experience lol. Unreal to watch in person. I surfed the tree a few times and Gilbert Brown showed up another humbling experience. But even if the surf is small its such a good vibe in the water. If you head to estrillos, Playa Bejuco has some great waves. But it takes a decent swell to start working. My advice is avoid Jaco. Its trash. Good for a quick bite to eat or to rent a board. But I wouldnt plan a surf trip just for Jaco. I can stay in Rockaway if I wanna step on a hyperdermic needle. Good luck
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Feb 27, 2013, 05:11 PM
12 years ago, a good friend (RIP) in Jaco took me to escondido, on the north end. It was a long walk but the pay off was well worth it.
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Feb 27, 2013, 06:09 PM
What is the drive time from Jaco to Hermosa?
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Feb 27, 2013, 06:16 PM
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Had to laugh about the zip line. When I went they told me that "it is way better than what you have in the states as we really don't have any rules"
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Mar 4, 2013, 12:55 AM
Joco sucks... I'd rather stay north.
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Jaco/Hermosa best surf spots
So where are the best surf spots in Jaco/Hermosa? I'm driving down from Tamarindo this weekend. Does it break good all along Jaco beach? Is north or south Hermosa best for waves?
Any help would be awesome.


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This course helped me to get my Sharepoint 2013 core area certification. Ted Pattison answered all my questions and he has provided with problem areas and soltuions to tackle that with his experience in different industries. The course material is good and lab exercises are comprehensive for developers. I would recommend taking this online course.
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Children of a Lesser Moon
Following their praiseworthy Fool for Love, the Hunger Artists return to similar territory with Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, yet another pas de deux of hopelessly damaged characters groping through the squalid darkness of low-lit bedrooms and unconquerable demons. In this decidedly unromantic tale by John Patrick Shanley (author of Moonstruck), we're given Danny and Roberta, two self-created outcasts in desperate need of love and human connection. After hooking up in a strangely deserted dive bar, they head off to her place for a night of emotional escape. What follows is a slow unveiling as, for the first time in their twisted lives, Danny and Roberta let down their defenses and begin to see what tenderness can bring to an otherwise oppressive existence. Though Roberta initiates the process as role playing, Danny is quickly seduced by the dream of an idyllic future together—despite her reckless past and his violent outbursts. It would be easy to dismiss both characters as pathetic victims of an inevitable fate—even the romantic "moon" outside their bedroom window is nothing more than an electric chimera that switches itself off before daybreak. But let's be honest: Who hasn't lied to sustain the illusion of love in a doomed relationship?
While Shanley's play is often bleak, it's also eerily familiar, making the proceedings seem even more immediate. Unfortunately, the demands of the complex characters prove too much for the leads. Mark Palkoner and Andrea Troilo never seriously convince us they are capable of wanton violence or extreme sexual perversity. If only they could get past the heavy emoting of their characters and simply believe—I mean truly believe, like Danny blindly dreaming of an impossible white wedding. Maybe then the rest of us could get on with our own flighty notions that all love is sacred and that all struggling actors secretly lead a charmed life.
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Bagels On The Beach May 19, 2016Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Happiness, Nature, Travel & Leisure.
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In early May, we went to Einstein Bagels, bought a big bag of bagels and had bagels on the beach at Siesta Key.
We loved the beach improvements made since our last visit ~ this walkway leads up to the second-story snack bar and concession stand with an amazing view and a diverse menu.
Siesta Key is proud of its beach . . .
For good reason.
In addition to miles of powder white sand, it's "user friendly" . . . with rest rooms, changing rooms, and 800 FREE parking spots (which fill up quickly on sunny days).
And it boasts a fun and shady playground for tiny tots tired of too much sand, sun, and surf.
After beaching it for a couple hours, we walked around Siesta Key Village and grooved to fun live music at the SKOB ~ good tunes from the 70's. Including Pure Prairie League!
After getting the "munchies" from the college tunes and Woodstock sounds, we chowed down on some mini donuts ~ still warm from the fryer, baby!
No. I didn't take a photo of them. We were too busy eating.
We stopped in Southside Village at Morton's Gourmet Market. After sampling some delicious blue cheese from Wisconsin, we bought a chunk of cheese and a bunch of bananas and headed home.
Relaxed and happy.
Aah . . . that's better!
What's your favorite music from the 70's?
A Love Like That May 3, 2016Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Happiness, Nature, Poetry.
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"And still, after all this time,
The sun never says to the earth,
"You owe Me."
Look what happens with
A love like that,
It lights the Whole Sky."
― Hāfez
Aah . . . that's brilliant!
7 Reasons Retirement Rocks! April 2, 2016Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Happiness, Humor, Joke.
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Retirement rocks!
At last, I have everything I wanted as a teenager . . .
#1 ~ I don't have to go to school or work.
#2 ~ I get to set my own allowance every month.
#3 ~ I have my own pad.
#4 ~ I don't have a curfew.
#5 ~ I have a driver's license and my own car.
#6 ~ I have ID that gets me into bars and liquor stores.
#7 ~ And I don't have to worry about getting pregnant.
Aah . . . that's better!
Source: E-mail from unknown author (sent by Joe M.)
Bonus Benefit: No Rushing Around (except to wait on the cats)! Thanks, Kate.
One Thing Leads To Another March 31, 2016Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Humor, Magick & Mystery, Music & Dance.
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A few weeks ago, after reading 'til the wee hours, I slept late.
Instead of rushing to get ready for water aerobics, I enjoyed a cup of coffee, checked the weather, and settled in to respond to blog comments.
As soon as my butt hit the office chair, my Inner Voice piped up and told me to get off my ass and go swim.
So I did.
During the class, I learned that Nancy Donaruma (a neighbor who played with the NY Philharmonic for over 30 years) planned to give a cello concert that afternoon . . . just down the street.
We jumped at the chance to hear her play and enjoyed every note!
Before leaving the concert, a neighbor invited us to a cello recital by Nancy Donaruma at her house tomorrow, April Fool's Day.
When we go with the flow, listen to intuition, and allow life to unfold, we often find that we are in the right place at the right time.
No fooling!
Aah . . . that's better!
Related: The Paramedic Cellist (Allegro)
Natural Resolutions & Remedies December 29, 2015Posted by nrhatch in Food & Drink, Gratitude, Health & Wellness, Humor.
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If your New Year's Resolutions focus on Health and Wellness, here are a few natural remedies to consider:
Turmeric has been touted as a "brain health miracle."
I'm not surprised.
I've eaten turmeric and curry for most of my 121 years.
And my memory is still as sharp as a pillow.
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I've heard that 2 Tbsp. of lemon juice or apple cider vinegar may aid digestion.
That makes sense to me given the enzymes and the acid which help to break down ingested matter.
But life is uncertain . . .
So eat dessert first!
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And last, but not least . . .
Switching the broadcast from "gripes" to "gratitude" ALWAYS pays B~I~G dividends.
Gratitude magnifies happiness.
And it's HEART healthy.
Aah . . . that's better!
Related posts: Calcium in Plant-Based Diets (PCRM); Honey & Cinnamon (Snopes)(great for everything from colds to cancer); Space for Gratitude (Find Your Middle Ground)
May the Season's Best Be Yours! December 25, 2015Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Happiness, Less IS More.
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Aah . . . that's better!
A Damned Fine Sermon! December 19, 2015Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Humor, Joke.
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Afterward he stopped to shake the preacher's hand, "Preacher, I'll tell you, that was a damned fine sermon…. Damned good!"
The preacher said, "Thank you sir, but I'd rather you didn't use profanity."
The man said, "I was so damned impressed with that sermon I put five thousand dollars in the offering plate!"
The preacher grinned, "No shit?"
Aah . . . that's better!
Source: E-mail from unknown author (sent by Joe M.)
Love and Gratitude November 11, 2015Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Happiness, Life Balance, Mindfulness.
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When life seems too iffy (and precarious) or I feel off balance (and out of sorts), the easiest way for me to move from shifting sands of doubt to being grounded in the Here and Now is to meditate on two words . . .
Love and Gratitude
In that space, I stop rowing and put down the oars.
Peace surfaces.
Life flows.
And I flow with it . . .
As the path unfolds before me.
Here, Now.
Aah . . . that's better!
Loving What Is November 9, 2015Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Happiness, Life Balance, Mindfulness.
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Loving What Is by Byron Katie (2002) focuses on letting go of toxic thoughts that cause unnecessary suffering.
As we become aware of our "inner spin doctor" (who creates turmoil with stories based on lies and half truths), we learn to let go of the spin.
We begin to accept the "what is" as it is.
We let go of fears and doubts and allow peace to surface.
We stop resisting reality and learn to "go with the flow" of the present moment as the path unfolds before us.
Here, Now.
Aah . . . that's better!
We carry around so many memories, intentions, and concepts in the pockets of the mind. Keep emptying your pockets. ~ Writing on Water, Mooji
Related post: Pondering ~ Accepting What Is (Find Your Middle Ground)
Help! October 17, 2015Posted by nrhatch in Gratitude, Humor, Magick & Mystery.
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A woman hurried to the pharmacy to get medication, got back to her car and found that she had locked her keys inside.
She found a rusty coat hanger on the ground, picked it up, and realized she didn't know how to use it.
She asked the Universe to send HELP.
Within 5 minutes a beat-up motorcycle pulled up. A bearded man wearing an old biker skull rag got off the cycle and walked toward her.
Too anxious to be afraid, she said,"Can you help me? My daughter is sick and I've locked my keys in the car. I must get home. Can you use this hanger to unlock my car?"
"Sure." He flexed the hanger and unlocked the car in less than a minute.
She smiled and said, "The Universe sent the right man for the job."
The man chuckled at the irony. "I just got out of prison this week . . . after doing time for car theft."
The woman laughed, "That's great! The Universe sent a Professional!"
Aah . . . that's better!
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Bengal Bablishious!!,
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I actually received this as a gift last christmas day, and thought it would have been impossible to create any of these dishes. However, after looking into the recipes for Bengal Babs I thought i'd give it a go. With a good deal of planning and food gathering, I made the dish, which was spectacular. Each part fully complemented the others and everyone was very satisfied with the result. The best thing is that quite a lot of the recipes can be made separately, for example the onion salad and the risotto. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who is keen to challenge themselves in the kitchen, or to make something more simple to go with other food.
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Washington's oldest Japanese restaurant, this sushi bar still amazes and the sorbets sparkle.
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[Antonyms] busy, hectic
4 can I have a quiet word?
private, confidential, secret, discreet, unofficial, off the record, between ourselves
[Antonyms] public
5 quiet colors
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We plan on returning to Budapest and will certainly stay here again. Highly recommended, and here is why:
The hotel room was very nice, clean, spacious, and included a mini-kitchen and desk. The bathroom was a bit tiny, but adequate. We had a great corner view of the street, which is very quiet, especially with the insulated windows. The location didn't look perfect on a map, but once we arrived and went sight seeing we quickly realized that this location is perfect. You can walk to almost all the major tourist sights (don't miss the Museum of Terror) and the metro is just a couple of blocks. You can easily get to either major train station within 15-20 minutes on the metro.
The most pleasant surprise was the staff. They were incredible. There must have been 5 people helping serve breakfast with a smile in the pretty interior courtyard. Every morning until 11am breakfast was amazing, with just about anything you could want to eat or drink, including made to order omelettes and champagne! Fruit was available for afternoon snacks and delicious sangria in the evening. Staff had answers to every question or request, and even looked up train schedules for us. They also graciously accommodated us with a slightly late check out based on our train time. Their flexibility, service, and professionalism was greatly appreciated.
Overall a great hotel and great value.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Easy onsite parking for EUR 16/car/day. In the City Center in the heart of Budapest. Business facilities: free breakfast, free wifi internet access, providing computer or tablet to check your emails, free meeting room up to 6 persons, copy, fax, laptop, adapter, telephone charger, room service. Child friendly facilities like baby cot and chair, toys, baby buggy, baby sitting service. Free wellness area with fitness room, sauna and jacuzzi. Fully equipped kitchen, LCD television, air conditioning and free coffee and tea making facilities in every room and apartment. Pets are allowed. Wheelchair access. ... more less
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- Also Known As:
- Opera Garden Hotel And Apartments