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The Info day session will address the following questions:
- What benefits does the Bio based Joint Undertaking offer you?
- What is included in the new Call?
- How can you apply for funding?
The BBI Info Day 2015 in Brussels on 26 June will give you first-hand information on this new EU funding instrument. The Info Day is organised by the BBI JU to provide full information on the 2015 Call for Proposals. Participation is free of charge but registration is compulsory.
Registration is open until 19 June 2015 via the BBI website on the "Events" section or via the link below. To attend the conference please fill in the on-line registration form as soon as possible. When registering please specify the organisation you belong to. All applications will be considered on a "first come, first served" basis.
To register for the BBI Partnering Platform visit http://www.bbi-europe.eu/participate/bbi-partnering-platform.
What is the BBI JU?
The Bio-Based Industries Joint Undertaking is a €3.7 billion Public-Private Partnership (PPP) between the EU and the Bio-based Industries Consortium (BIC). It is dedicated to realising the European bioeconomy potential, turning biological residues and wastes into greener everyday products through innovative technologies and biorefineries, which are at the heart of the bioeconomy. The BBI is about connecting key sectors, creating new value chains and producing a range of innovative bio-based products to ultimately form a new bio-based community and economy.


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There's a folder in my documents called "DVD" that's associated with this program, it contains 4GB of video/misc data from the burning process I assume. I don't have much space on my PC and I was wondering if after I burn a file to DVD, can I delete the contents of that folder to save space?
Yes, you can delete the folder because it just a backup of the previously burned DVD. However, I would check the data again before deleting it. But after you check it, and it's OK, the folder can be deleted, because it won't have an impact on your system's functionality. I mean that it's not related to the system's files. Just make sure to delete only that folder.

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Outdoor Furniture, Side Tables, TablesProduct Code: MM-27932
Folding Bamboo Tray Table
This sturdy bamboo table has a folding frame & removable tray top, easy to transport around your home. A neat side table to add a lamp on or even use as a piece of garden furniture during the summer months.
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- Black, brown
- Natural bamboo wood
- Metal folding frame with removable top tray
- Can be used outdoor during the dry summer months
- Size: Height: 70cm Width: 61.5cm Depth: 41.5cm
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In a field of over fifteen dogs, Denali earned herself a second place finish and her second leg in the Advanced Class of today's Rally competition.
On yesterday's course she was presented with a high jump, with which we've never trained. The solid "wall" took her by surprise, causing her to shy from the jump. Today's course took us back to the familiar bar jump, which is a rock-solid exercise for her. As if to compensate for yesterday, Denali sailed over the jump, landing about eight feet past me, almost to the next sign on the course. I've never seen her jump so far!
As a result I had to scramble a little to get her back into heel position so we could execute the next exercise in the proper place. She came right back and recovered nicely. But that kangaroo-sized jump, and a couple of extra-wide left turns cost us 7 points, to finish with a 93.
Again, her heeling was far better than it has been, so we're figuring out what works...finally! One of my dog training club friends (thanks Elissa) was kind enough to take a photo of us with the judge, Lora, who was excellent - kept things running right on time, and was one of the most pleasant judges I've seen!
As an added bonus, today's show awarded cash prizes to the top four finishers! So, Denali paid for our parking fee for both days of this weekend's competition!
As an aside: There was also a handsome little brindle Cardi boy, "Charlie," competing in the Advanced B Class. He did beautifully, finishing with a score of 99! I actually had to ask his owner not to trot him past as Denali was showing, as I knew she'd be completely taken with him. So seldom do I see another Cardi. It was great to have a good showing for the breed in Rally today. Nice job Charlie!
But, as so often happens, one of the best moments of the day was not about the competition:
As we were warming up next to the ring, in anticipation of being next, I realized that there was a woman with what was obviously a very nice camera sitting just behind us. I also realized that she was taking photos of Denali as she looked up at me, smiling in response to my praise.
I asked the woman if she had gotten some good shots. She explained that she was practicing with the camera. It was new and she was able to get good photos outside, but indoor shots are always more challenging. She had a friend with her and the two of them were smiling at Denali. Quite emphatically, the camera owner said, "She's got such a beautiful face, and she's so alert. I'll be sure to let you know of I get any good pictures."
I was preoccupied, as we were about to show, but later I realized I hadn't gone back and asked about her pictures. No matter. Her compliment reminded me how special my beautiful girl is. Seeing how pleased Denali was with her performance, and that beautiful face smiling up at me. That's worth more than a million ribbons!


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Panda Craze
Our website provides a free download of Panda Craze 22.214.171.124. This tool was originally produced by TikGames, LLC. The latest version of the software can be downloaded for PCs running Windows XP/7/8, 32-bit. The most popular versions of the software 3.0, 2.5 and 2.2. The software belongs to Games. Commonly, this program's installer has the following filenames: GPlrLanc.exe, Launch.exe, PandaCraze.exe and r_lnch.exe etc. This download was scanned by our built-in antivirus and was rated as virus free.
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Panda Craze is a great game for kids .The story line begins with Tik -Ling that needs to get home to her Bamboo Forest, but evil Zoo Keepers are trying to capture her. Save poor Tik-Ling! Use your the many tools at your disposal to save the cute panda.
You may want to check out more software, such as Panda Security for Desktops, Panda ActiveScan or Panda Internet Security, which might be related to Panda Craze.
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Blue Toile
Posted by Holly at 1:08 PM
17 comments:
- Kathy's Red Door Welcome said...
Very pretty. It would fit right in to my blue toile bedroom. Aren't you clever!
- April 27, 2010 at 3:03 PM
- Sally Wood said...
I LOVE it! It looks like it was made that way, and fits perfectly. Awesome Holly!
- April 27, 2010 at 4:03 PM
- LuLu said...
Looks wonderful,
- April 27, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- Lorie said...
Oh! I love Toile! And I love that clock! I am going to feature it on my blog!
- April 27, 2010 at 5:06 PM
- Sorensen's said...
It looks so fancy! You are such a clever gal--love ya!
- April 27, 2010 at 9:14 PM
- Wendy said...
Well, well, well, aren't we just a crafty diva? Love how it turned out!! Haven't talked to you in a couple of days...and I'm having withdrawals!! Hope all is well in the desert....Mr. Two keeps asking when we get to go to "Holly's desert" again. Too cute!
- April 27, 2010 at 9:59 PM
- Zuzana said...
Oh, you are so creative dearest Holly, I am amazed ever time! This is gorgeous.
I would need you to come and help me to redecorate my house.;))
Thank you dear friend for your always lovely comments, I love when you visit.;))
- April 28, 2010 at 1:17 AM
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- April 29, 2010 at 7:37 AM
- Kimmy said...
Wow that is so beautiful! I never would have thought to spruce up a plain ol' clock like that!
- April 29, 2010 at 3:46 PM
- Amber said...
Great idea! I love toile and your finished clock looks fabulous.
- April 29, 2010 at 7:07 PM
- skate00 said...
How on earth did you put flat tissue paper on a round clock without cutting it into a million pieces?? It looks stunning!
- April 30, 2010 at 6:15 AM
- Wendy @ Ramblings from the Sunshine State said...
That looks great!
- May 2, 2010 at 5:02 PM
- Kimberly said...
It came out great!
- May 4, 2010 at 3:59 AM
- Tabitha said...
Are you joking me!!! You are incredible! I never would have thought of that. Too cool! I miss you soo much! I went to dinner last night at Cheesecake Factory for Kodi's baby shower... and I just missed you so much! The night was so missing that "Holly element". By the way, that camera story, too funny!
- May 6, 2010 at 4:48 PM
- kanishk said...
Looks wonderful,
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- May 7, 2010 at 7:11 AM
- Jane said...
You did an amazing job on that! Thanks too for sharing where you bought the clock. I would have searched for years at Goodwill when I can get one at WM for probably the same price!
- May 20, 2010 at 9:58 PM
- Nishant said...
I LOVE it!
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Modern Hairstyles for Men : The most wonderful speech is incapable of expressing this subject, in such a field Mens Haircuts; Because the pens have been written in it a lot, and the tongue has talked about it a lot, and all this is only a drop in the sea of this vast field, abundant information, that I will try and I will borrow the rhetoric of speech, the charm of saying to express everything that goes on in My mind about this interesting and distinctive topic which is one of the modern subjects that every person must express freely and clearly
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Must Read: Top 75 Popular Trendy Mens Haircuts 2019
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Right now we are seeing men's hairstyles that flaunt longer haircuts with development and stream.
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The patterns are increasingly characteristic looking men hairstyles that are styled with light hold and matte completion greases. You can utilize a blow dryer to get some misrepresented stream and add volume to your haircut.
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In case you are searching for another hairdo or need to get a cool men's hairstyle to change your style, at that point, you will cherish this gathering of the best hairstyles for men. With short hair on the sides and longer hair on top, these famous hairdos for folks are in vogue, clean trim, and simple to style. Regardless of whether you need a blur or undercut with short, medium or long hair, there are various magnificent trims and styles to browse.
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The Man Bun
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5. The Side Swept
Nobody likes to look ten years more youthful than his or her age. At that point, for what reason would individuals give themselves an Modern Hairstyles for Men, which tosses, them back to pre-school? Indeed, Justin Bieber holds the title for the mark look, anyway, this doesn't mean it's in vogue. Like him, and all the more significantly like you, we have left that side-cleared look a long ways behind. We're simply trusting it doesn't make a rebound at any point in the near future.
1. justin Beiber side cleared hair
2. zac Efron side cleared hair
3. The Overgrown
We have all had our stages, some more humiliating than others have. Attempting to fit into that faction at school had those radical measures, which more often than not prompt exceptional hairstyles. Known as the congested hairstyle, the nostalgic enormous do was not something to be reproduced. Think about the time (and hairspray) you experienced consummating it. We know without a doubt you would not experience that once more, similar to we would not proceed with this hairstyle. Nostalgic stage – over and out.
You will likewise locate the best hairstyle alternatives for Natural hairstyles for men, wavy hair, and thick hair.
All right, so how about we make a plunge and investigate the best hairstyles for men we have seen for the current year. Somewhere on this rundown, there is a spic and span hairstyle and men's hairdo mix for you to experiment.
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25 Modern Hairstyles for Men 2019
With such a significant number of present-day hairstyles for men to look over, folks may think that it is troublesome picking only one. Lately, it appears men have turned out to be progressively inventive and design forward with their haircuts, to such an extent that the best present-day hairdos for folks are not constrained to a particular sort of hair, length, style or face shape.
Truth be told, the top cool hairdos nowadays are not even in every case new styles, yet some wind on exemplary hairstyles made mainstream during the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. These exemplary cuts and styles rise above time, however just to ensure they look great today, hairdressers frequently update them.
At last, this rundown of in vogue, present-day hairstyles is about what makes you look and feel your best. Regardless of whether that is a bald spot blur, pompadour, undercut, decreased blur, smooth back, man bun or top bunch, we need to enable you to get the correct look. In the event that you have needed to switch up the manner in which you style your hair or need motivation for a visit to the barbershop, we have the appropriate response.
Here are the best current hairstyles for men in 2019.
Modern Hairstyles for Men 2019
From long styles to alternate routes, look at these hot current men's hairdos, locate the best hairstyle, styling for your face, body, and design sense.
1. High Bald Fade + Thick Side Swept Hair + Beard
2. Untidy Textured Medium Length Hair + Shaved Sides
3. Low Skin Fade + Faux Hawk
4. Pompadour Fade + Line Up + Facial Hair
5. Detached Undercut + Long Comb Over
6. Low Burst Fade + Spiky Hair
7. Short Textured Crop + Fade
8. Team Cut Fade
9. Finished Crew Cut Fade
10. Long Top, Short Sides + Beard
11. Thick Brushed Back Hair + Full Beard
12. Current Hair
13. Thick Spiky Hair + Low Bald Fade + Line Up + Stubble
14. Mid Fade + Shape Up + Medium Length Wavy Hair
15. Finished Modern Quiff
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17. Finished Slicked Back Undercut
18. In vogue Modern Hairstyles
19. Decreased Sides + Brushed Up Hair + Beard
20. Current Short Haircuts
21. Smooth Back Fade + Part
22. Current Short Haircuts For Men
23. Tousled Side Swept Fringe + Taper Fade
24. Current Guy's Hairstyles
25. Long Quiff + Low Fade + Shape Up + Full Beard
26. Current Long Hairstyles
27. Hard Side Part + Taper Fade
28. Long Comb Over Fade
29. Current Undercut Hairstyles
30. Fake Hawk Fade + Part + Groomed Beard
31. Fake Hawk Fade + Part + Groomed Beard
32. Thick Quiff + Undercut
33. Current Hairstyles For Long Hair
34. Buzz Cut + High Bald Fade + Full Beard
35. Current Pompadour + High Fade + Line in Hair
36. Untidy Quiff + Short Sides
37. Current Haircuts For Men
For a greater amount of the most recent trims and styles, look at the best hairstyles for men!
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70 Modern Hairstyles for Men– A Fashion Forward First Impression
Times are changing, as are mens haircuts. For the most recent in present-day and current trims, simply counsel this manly hair to manage!
In the event that you need to switch up your appearance or essentially venture up your style somewhat, here is the solution to your hairstyle troubles. From long slices to alternate routes, this gathering will give both you and your stylist a lot of thoughts and motivation to work with.
For the representative, you will discover formal and tasteful styles to appreciate at an office and around town. For the man of honor with an easygoing inclination, I have additionally included shrewd, yet untidy present-day looks that are all around refreshing in every setting.
Regardless of on the off chance that you like your hair separated along the edge or even flipped up in the front pompadour style, will undoubtedly discover something that suits you well. Proceed, give these 70 present-day hairstyles for men underneath an attempt and establish your next first connection a popular one.


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Ever Oasis Gets New Introduction Trailer
Today, developer Grezzo and publisher Nintendo released a new, two-minute introduction trailer for upcoming 3DS RPG Ever Oasis.
Never heard of Ever Oasis? No problem: here's an overview via Nintendo:
The desert's last safe haven is a lone oasis you call home. So draw a line in the sand and fight to protect it! As you explore the desert and solve puzzling dungeons, you'll gather resources to build up your oasis with the water spirit Esna. Allies will join your cause, so equip them with weapons, and use their skills to slay towering bosses.
The Ever Oasis™ game is a new action-adventure RPG grown from the ground up by Koichi Ishii, creator of the Mana series and producer at GREZZO, the studio that rebuilt multiple Legend of Zelda™ games for the Nintendo 3DS™ family of systems. Their team has crafted puzzles and traps too perilous for one hero to solve. So recruit a party of allies and level up their stats to learn new battle skills. Then return to your oasis and restore it: choose which shops to build, stock their inventories, collect a share of the profits, and keep villagers happy by fulfilling requests. Before long your oasis will blossom into a beacon of hope for all walks of life in the desert. Don't let them down.
Defend the last standing oasis and help it flourish with the water spirit Esna.
Explore a perilous desert, deep caves, and puzzling dungeons.
Grow your oasis by completing quests, recruiting allies, and building shops.
Switch between party members with distinct fighting styles in real-time battles.
Allies have innate skills and battle skills, which level up as your oasis grows, along with stats.
Ever Oasis is set to release for 3DS on June 23rd in North America and Europe, and on July 13th in Japan. Below, you can check out the new trailer:


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Due to the orientations that McCain discussed it is important for a counselor who is willing to utilize Scripture in their counseling sessions to be able to understand the translations and be able to adhere to the word of God. It is important for Christian counselor to have some form of training of theology and psychology so that they will be able to effective in their sessions. The importance of training whether it is formal or informal would allow the counselor to cover all issues that the client may present.
If a counselor lacks knowledge and understanding in theology or psychology this could hinder the recess of being able to integrate theology and psychology within the session. McCain suggested that there is an important element that must be presented when one is seeking to be Christian counselor (McCain, 201 1). That element consists of understanding spirituality and the formation of spirituality (McCain, 2011 If a Christian counselor lacks the knowledge of spirituality and the formation Of spirituality they would not be able to perform and handle the client's needs when it comes to spiritual needs. Prayer is a great technique that can be used in counseling sessions. However, if the form of prayer is not used correctly is could have a negative impact on the client. According to McCain (2011), prayer can be used for three important things such as creating a sense of health for one's self, creating a healthy sense of need, and healing a relationship. When using prayer in counseling session the counselor has to be very aware of how prayer is used due to the client becoming dependent on prayer and losing the focus of God. Sin is a big topic that most Christian counselor will like to address in session.
As a result of this, it is important the counselor and the client be able to unacceptable sin from a theological and spiritual perspective (McCain, 201 1). When a counselor is discussing sin they should be confronting the topic to a standard that is not to embarrass the client, but rather promoting spiritual growth. Some of the techniques that can be utilized when dealing with the topic of sin is silence, pondering, and questioning the clients so they will be able to grasp the concept of how the sin that they committed is wrong (McCain, 201 1).
McCain suggested that when discussing the topic of sin the client should be able to understand their behavior, but not to change their behavior, but willing to promote change in their inner life (McCain, 2011 McCain also discussed two other important elements of life such as confession and redemption (2011 McCain (2011) suggested one should be willing to confess and forgive even though the confession room are no longer in the churches, but in the setting of an office.
It is good for one to confess what they have done wrong so they would be able to accept and be aware of their wrongdoings and process of healing. According to McCain (201 1) the word redemption means is "the act of buying back, or recovering by paying a rice" (p. 291 McCain (2011) states that the natural man confesses his sin because he would God's grace, hope and forgiveness to be granted to him, however only God is able to grant eternal redemption. Needs a concluding sentence to tie it all together.
Response This book was very relatable and it was able to put something's into perspective for me that has been going on in my personal life. In this book, after I read chapter seven I came to realize that I have had a lot of anger, resentment, as well as hurt within me since my uncle killed my aunt last year. After reading the chapter I learned that I have been carrying a heavy load around with me for almost a year because I was not willing to forgive him. I found myself becoming depressed and questioning God often.
I guess was not allowing myself to forgive my uncle or trying to forgive myself due to the hatred that I started to formulate overtime. I had to come to terms a week ago, when I visited my aunt's grave site for the first time within a year. The reality of her being gone was not real until I sat in front Of her tombstone for an hour. Felt the Holy Spirit within me eying that I have to learn to let go and be real to myself about her passing. For months, I told myself that she was on a vacation and just could not talk to her due to her not have an access to a phone.
After reading the piece in the book about the three critical elements of forgiveness, I felted a release come over me. I truly understood that death is a part of life and we all must leave this Earth one day. I was able to forgive myself for allowing hate to formulate in my heart and I was able to forgive my uncle for taking my aunt's life. I'm so sorry! Reflection Dry. McGinnis book gave a great insight on how to incorporate different things in Christian counseling. His book is a good reference for those who are thinking about going into the counseling field as a Christian counselor.
McGinnis book gave an overview of different topics that may arise when dealing with counseling and he gave his perspective on how a Christian may handle certain situations. He gave details on the how a negative outcome may be presented if certain techniques in counseling sessions are used wrong. Due to me working with adolescents and young adults, I noticed that he did to discuss how to use the different techniques when counseling children. I question if the outcome would be different or the same when working with adolescent and young adults?
Would the adolescent and young adult's response to the techniques the same or different from an adult client? I have noticed that adolescents and young adults are probably the most difficult group of clientele to work with because of how they think and how they respond to certain situations. So I wonder how the techniques mentioned in the book would be able to help a 17 year old female who has been abused for cost of her life and now has become very promiscuous. What technique should be utilized to help her with her healing process and how to overcome the neglect stigma that has been given to her?
McGinnis book is a good reference for assistance adults, but what about adolescents and young adults? Actions McGinnis book is a great tool for a Christian counselor and one should be very careful on how they handle a client and take all the necessary steps that have been explained in the book to help aid clients. Prayer and scripture are great techniques to use during sessions, however, the counselor has to ensure that they are not encouraging techniques that the client is not familiar or uncomfortable with.
It is important that the counselor knows his or her strengths and weakness before they start to utilize prayer and scripture. First the counselor has to have a relationship with Christ so that they would be able to hear the message that God would like for them to present. Secondly, the counselor has to have an understanding of their client so they would able to know the limits and measures in case they attempt to incorporate new things with the client. A common thing that most people do not think about or sometimes is hard to talk about is forgiveness especially when the situation is bigger than the client.
Therefore, forgiveness is a tool that should be utilized when one is counseling an individual who is suffering from something. When utilizing forgiveness it allows the healing process to start for a client if they have been harmed both emotionally and physically by someone. However, when dealing with forgiveness one has to understand that everyone does not forgive easily and forgiveness is a process that may take some time to work through. McCain (2011 ) suggested that forgiveness takes a lot of balance as a Christian.


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Congratulations are in order for Cody Gifford and Erika Brown! Kathie Lee Gifford and Frank Gifford's son is now engaged to his loving girlfriend after six years of dating.
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Tino's knock is best
WEST Indies tailender Tino Best has surely played his way up the batting order after a record-breaking knock against England in the third Test at Edgbaston.
Best scored 95, the highest innings by a number 11 in Test history, and shared a last-wicket stand of 143 with Denesh Ramdin (107 not out), the third best in Tests and eight runs short of the world record.
The fast bowler, whose previous highest score in 23 Test innings was 27, smashed 14 fours and one six and while doing it, become the first number 11 to make a half-century against England for more than 100 years.
His record innings also improved his Test batting average from a humble 9.80 to 13.85 in a single knock.
Not a bad effort when you consider Best was playing his first Test since July 2009 and was only called into the squad because of an injury to fellow paceman Kemar Roach.
To complete a memorable day, Best took 2-37 in 12 overs as England reached 5-221 at stumps on day four in reply to the Windies total of 426.
Best said a documentary film about the great West Indies sides of the 1970s and 80s was behind his record knock.
"I have been been watching a lot of 'Fire in Babylon' and it's really inspired me," he said.
"My uncle Carlisle (Best) scored two hundreds against England and always wanted me to be a Test batsman. To fall five short, I know he's disappointed, but still happy I scored 95."
- 95 Tino Best, West Indies v England, 2012
- 75 Zaheer Khan, India v Bangladesh, 2004
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The Pajanimals, Episode 45 - Special Things
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Comforting preschoolers before bed time, this short-form musical series features four soft cuddly animals who snuggle together every night to sing sweet night time songs.
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Episode 45 - Special Things
While playing, Squacky says that he will share any of his things with Apollo, except for his blankie. At bedtime, Apollo is mad because he always shares his stuff with Squacky.
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Sweet Pea Sue and Apollo want to play a new game they learned at school called 'Steps and Stairs'. Since it's a big kid game, they say that Squacky and Cowbella can't play, which hurts their feelings.
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A self-described "seeker," actress Megan Fox has an intrinsic thirst for knowledge and an insatiable curiosity for ancient mysteries and cultures. Now, she's taking an extraordinary journey across the globe to re-examine some of the world's most enduring legends and lore in Travel Channel's new series, "Legends of the Lost with Megan Fox," premiering on Tuesday, December 4 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. In each of the four hour-long episodes, Fox brings a fresh perspective to learning about some of the greatest myths and stories left behind by our ancient ancestors. Meeting with experts and archaeologists, and perusing through priceless texts and fascinating artifacts, Fox attempts to uncover answers about the age-old mysteries that still perplex scientists and archaeologists to this day: What was Stonehenge's real purpose? Was the Trojan War real? Were some of the fierce Viking warriors actually women? Who were the first human settlers to arrive on the shores of what is now North America?
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It is 2020 and I am asking myself, should I wear a kippah on the subway? Should I keep the clergy pass in the windshield of my car? Honesty, I am in a bit of shock and denial. Just last week I was on a cruise where hundreds of Jewish passengers were openly wearing Jewish stars, singing the Chanukah blessings together, and eating latkes. And that was in the middle of the carribean! And here we are, wondering, what does it mean to express ourselves as Jews.
In this week's parasha, Vayigash, we see moments where people shared their true selves, despite what could happen. It starts with Joseph. Where, after years of being hiding in plain site, he revealed his true nature. "Then Joseph could not restrain himself before everyone who stood by him, and he cried: 'Get everyone away from me.' No one was standing with Joseph when he revealed his identity to his brothers. And he wept aloud, and the Egyptians heard, and the house of Pharaoh heard. And Joseph said to his brothers: 'I am Joseph. Is my father still alive?'" (Gen. 45:1-3)
But interestingly, he only shared his identity with his brothers. He first, sent everyone in the court, away. We have to wonder, why?
Was he afraid of looking vulnerable to those servants below him or was he afraid of showing that he was a Hebrew?
This anxiety continued chapters later when Joseph was instructing his brothers and father how to interact with Pharoah. Fearful that Pharoah would treat them badly if they shared they were shepherds, he said to them So when Pharaoh summons you and asks, 'What is your occupation?' 34 you shall answer, 'Your servants have been breeders of livestock from the start until now, both we and our fathers' — so that you may stay in the region of Goshen. For all shepherds are abhorrent to Egyptians."
But they don't lie. They don't hide. When Pharoah asks the brothers, "what do you do?" they say "we are shepherds, they tell Pharaoh, refusing utterly to lie, that is what we are, as were our ancestors. And with that, as Rabbi Ethan Linden taught, "the brothers, probably unwittingly, bequeath to their children and their children's children the primary quality that they will need to survive the slavery that is coming in Egypt, and indeed all the slaveries in all the places that the family of Jacob will wander: the brothers stop pretending, they stop deceiving, and they simply say: this is who we are. We are shepherds, and if that is to mean we are cast out from this place, then so be it. From our ancestors we received this precious gift of identity, this thing we are, and we mean to hold it tightly enough to pass it along to our children. Joseph wants his family to lie, to avert, to obfuscate, as they have always done. But no more. We are shepherds, they tell Pharaoh, and let the chips fall where they may.
Rabbi Linden continued: In many lands and many places we have been asked: what are you? And at times the Jewish people have tried to avoid the question, to blur the lines, to cast about for an answer we hope will not provoke or offend. But the answer, the true answer, the only real answer, is the one the brothers give to Pharaoh: the truth. This is who we are. This is what we do and this is what we believe. We inherited this precious identity from those came before us and we give it as a gift to those who will come after us. We are shepherds, and if that is odious to you, if that is an affront to your sensibilities, then perhaps you are the one who needs to change, not us."
This evolution of how we reveal ourselves, is important, and can certainly give us lessons today. Yes, we need to know our surroundings. As Deborah Lipstadt recently wrote in an article about the Jews going underground, there are many places in Europe where you can only find the synagogue if you have exact information. There are places where no one is wearing kippot.
And yet this week, the editorial board of the NY Times made sure to come out vociferously against anti semitism.
As was written:
"New York is home to the first Jewish congregation in the United States, Shearith Israel, founded in 1654 by Jews who had been expelled from Brazil by the Portuguese. In the three and a half centuries since, the Jewish population grew. Some Jews arrived in the late 1800s and the early 20th century, entering New York through Ellis Island alongside other immigrants.Others came around the time of the Second World War, seeking refuge from the horrors of the Holocaust. New York has been indelibly shaped by their presence.
And yet now, some would claim that Jews are no longer welcome, that they do not belong.….
Jews are being attacked on the streets of New York. New Yorkers can't stand for that. What is called for now is a mass show of solidarity and rejection of anti-Semitism, which is among the oldest, most insidious hatreds on the planet.
How beautiful would it be to see thousands of people, Jews and non-Jews alike, walking arm-in-arm through the streets of Brooklyn?
We will see this tomorrow in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. Marchers will gather at 11 a.m. at Foley Square, just north of Chambers Street near City Hall, then walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
To protect all of us, New York needs to show up against anti-Semitism. We need to march in the streets, together."
This is incredible. Though we might think that like Joseph, we need to hide our identity, that isn't the case. We need to wear it proudly and we need to understand who our allies are."
As Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks wrote this week, "Next, we must recognize that while we have enemies, we also have friends — and they are many and strong. In Britain, as we faced a leader of the opposition who many of us felt has made his party a safe haven for anti-Zionists and anti-Semites, it was enormously important that non-Jews from all walks of life came out in our support. It made us feel we were not alone."
Further, Rabbi Donniel Hartman reflected on these days and wrote:
"We need to talk about anti-Semitism in a way that does not minimize its dangers, but also does not falsely conflate the reality in America with that of pre-Holocaust Germany, or even that of contemporary France. It is important that we talk about the legitimate concerns and fears that anti-Semitism is generating, which are free from the false claim that Jewish life is existentially endangered. It is not, and Jews in North America know this. While they are concerned, they are not selling their real estate holdings or packing emergency go-bags.It is critical that we remember that we are not fighting government-instituted anti-Semitism, but an anti-Semitism which the government itself is committed to fighting. In combating the attacks on where our people gather — our synagogues, community centers, and neighborhoods — we are neither powerless, nor alone.
Our responsibility is to protect and ensure the survival of the Jewish people, but our mission is to create a people guided by a tradition which challenges us to live lives of meaning and value and which can be a light both to ourselves and others. We need to fight anti-Semitism wherever it appears, but fighting anti-Semitism must not exhaust or define the purpose of Jewish life."
At the end of 2019, NY Times columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote a column about the times in which we are living….He shared:
"The bad things that you fret about are true. But it's also true that since modern humans emerged about 200,000 years ago, 2019 was probably the year in which children were least likely to die, adults were least likely to be illiterate and people were least likely to suffer excruciating and disfiguring diseases.
Perhaps the greatest calamity for anyone is to lose a child. That used to be common: Historically, almost half of all humans died in childhood. As recently as 1950, 27 percent of all children still died by age 15. Now that figure has dropped to about 4 percent.
Yes, it's still appalling that a child dies somewhere in the world every six seconds — but consider that just a couple of decades ago, a child died every three seconds.
Recognizing that progress is possible can be a spur to do more, and that's why I write this annual reminder of gains against the common enemies of humanity.
"Three things are true at the same time," he added. "The world is much better, the world is awful, the world can be much better."
That is how I feel about the state of being Jewish. I am a rabbi. I can proudly send my kids to Jewish camp and Jewish schools. We can promote Jewish activities in the city. We can visit Jewish communities all over the world. This past Wednesday close to 90,000 Jews filled Met Life Stadium to celebrate the completion of learning a daily page of Talmud. And yet, I am concerned. I am a bit in shock. I can't believe that I am getting emails from Israeli colleagues asking me how I am. I have always marched for them…now they are marching for us.
And yet, I believe in the world. I believe in our community. I have hope that we, like Joseph's brothers can share who we are. And if someone has a problem with it, it is they that must change, not us. Shabbat shalom.


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Dick Sutphen is described as "America's foremost psychic researcher" by Simon & Schuster Pocket Books, and "American's leading past-life therapist" by the Mind Body Spirit Festivals in London, England and Sydney, Australia. In addition to writing the million-copy bestseller, You Were Born Again To Be Together, he has authored 24 additional books—seven of these for Pocket Books. Dick introduced Sedona's Psychic-Energy Vortexes to the world in this book, Past Lives, Future Loves (Simon & Schuster Pocket Books—Aug. 1978) unwittingly creating a major Sedona tourist attraction. He started offering his metaphysical seminars in the late sixties around Phoenix, Scottsdale and Sedona, Arizona. His latest book, Wisdom Erases Karma is available at Amazon.com. Many of Dick's books, including his latest, are available as eBooks at a variety of stores throughout the world.
Dick created his company, Valley of the Sun Publishing in 1971 in Scottsdale, Arizona and was the first person to put hypnosis programming on tape for sale. Between 1976 and 2011, Dick created over 900 hypnosis programs, 500 of which are still available on CDs, DVDs, USB Flash Drives and MP3 downloads. Dick has appeared on hundreds of radio and TV shows, including Phil Donahue, Good Morning America, and Tom Snyder's Tomorrow Show where he conducted the first televised past-life regression. The David Susskind show built a 90-minute program around his work. Since 1969, over 250,000 people have attended one of Dick's annual Sutphen Seminars, retreats or workshops, which were conducted in major cities throughout the USA.
Dick Sutphen's Past-Life Hypnotist Training attracted many counselors and medical professionals who attend to learn his unique past-life therapy techniques. In the past 50 years, Dick was the keynote speaker at the Mind Body Spirit Festivals and appeared regularly at the Healing Arts Festival in London, England and Sydney, Australia, and dozens of New Age Expos in the USA. He was often a featured speaker and trainer at professional hypnosis conferences such as the Hypnotherapy Academy in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the American Board of Hypnotherapy in Nevada, The International Federation of Hypnosis in San Pedro, California, and the International Medical & Dental Hypnotherapy Association of Pennsylvania.
Dick has brought his wisdom to hundreds of thousands of people who have stayed faithful followers of his works. From the late 1970s through 2000, he published several types of magazines to sell his recordings and to write about topics he was researching at the time, from past-life regression, Zen and his Master of Life teachings, to using programming to heal your mind, body and spirit. Dick is a Pioneer in the Hypnosis field and has been honored with many awards throughout his career. He is a life-time honor member of the International Hypnosis Federation. His latest award is a Lifetime Achievement Humanitarian Award presented to him by the Hypnotherapy Academy in May, 2019.
Dick passed away peacefully in his home on September 1 with his wife Roberta at his side.


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This year's UWO Film Festival was EPIC! Not only was the food incredible, the films weren't half bad either. And if you look closely, maybe you can spot some We Eat Films cast/crew members…
10 films were selected to be screened at the festival from a record 31 entrants.
There were awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, including a Viewer's Choice award. The ten films screened were:
"Bagman" – Directed by Cory Downing
"Things I like, Dislike, and Nothing in Between" – Directed by Brad Freeman and Kara MacLean
"3 Stops" – Directed by Evan Hamza
"Red Halloween" – Directed by Evan Hamza
"SAM" – Directed by Kara MacLean, Betty Li, and Kelly Mac
"Elevator" Directed by Josh Litman
"White Out" – Directed by Benjamin Mercer
"Monday, Monday" – Directed by Mitchell Sturm
"My Escape" – Directed by Irum Fatima Tapal and Taimoor Ahmed Tariq
"Entrada" – Directed by Danny Dunlop
All the films shown had their merits, but only a few could walk away with top honours…
Viewer's Choice: "White Out" – Directed by Benjamin Mercer
Following an apocalyptic aerial attack, two strangers find themselves alone at the edge of a city in ruins with no memory of how they got there. Sequestered in a fancy house and living off canned food and wine, they create for themselves a utopian dystopia. But their world takes a turn for the macabre with the arrival of a mysterious stranger…
3rd Place: "Entrada" – Directed by Danny Dunlop
In the future, a last-ditch mission to evacuate a dying Earth and save the human race has failed, leaving only one survivor trapped on board her isolated chamber of the USS Santa Maria. Hovering just above the atmosphere with no way to communicate with Earth, Patient 0337 awakes from a cryonic sleep and searches for answers while grappling with the possibility that she may be the last human being alive.
2nd Place: "Things I like, Dislike, and Nothing in Between" – Directed by Brad Freeman & Kara MacLean
It is a cabernet of quirky things Brad Freeman likes and dislikes.
1st Place: "Elevator" – Directed by Josh Litman
One man goes up an elevator.
Then everything comes down.
UWO FILM FESTIVAL (Website): http://www.uwofilmfestival.com/films.html


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My Guide to Visiting New OrleansPosted: July 31, 2013 Filed under: Drivel, Food porn, Girl distractions 25 Comments
you've done Vegas, LA, NYC, Boston, DC. but have you ever been down to the NO? i've had more than one inquiry from readers that were set to visit my fair city and i gave a list of ideas on what to do. since i'm lazy, i've decided to finally post about what to see/do in New Orleans. i'd recommend going march to early may, and september-november. halloween is ALWAYS party time in NO. i'd avoid going mid-may-auguest as it's hot as fuck.
fisrt things first; NO is divided into 2 major areas: downtown and uptown. downtown is the home of the french quarter and all the iconic crap you see on most post cards. uptown is everything below hwy 90. if you look on a map and follow I-10, you'll notice it suddenly curves north-westardly. you'll see a split at the curve heading across the mississippi river; this is hwy 90 or pontchartrain expwy. this is the dividing line between dwt/upt. cool? we will cover both sections in 2 parts: day/night.
we'll start with downtown during the day.
downtown is the home of the french quarter: bourbon st (titties), royal, decatur, jackson's square, the river walk, etc. you can easily spend 1/2 a day in the quarter. first: parking. you can pay to park or park somewhere along esplanade ave which is free. the only downside is parking on espalanade is that it'sconsidered "residential" parking and there's a supposed 2 hour limit. you may/may not be ticketed. i've only been ticketed once parking in the quarter and it was for being outside the designated line. OR you can drive through the quarter and hope you find a spot. after 11am- forget it. in most cases pay-to-park puts you right next to all the main attractions/sites. i'd recommend the one next to jax brewery, a 5 minute walk to Jackson's square.
head out around 10am and park. stroll on over to jackson square and just enjoy the area: stop in St. Louis Cathedral, watch the painters, just have a lazy stroll. then head over across the street and stop at cafe du monde (world famous) for a cup of cafe au lait and an order of beignets (french donut covered in powdered sugar) and listen to the street musicians and relax. once you're done head up decatur street until you run into the French Market. stroll the french market (which could easily eat up an hour or so) and browse the wares. prices are usually negotiable.
from there, hop on decatur and check out Hex's. NOW, i know many of you readers are very religious so i'll warn you: it's a "witchery store". i go there and get my palm/cards read every time i go to the city. ask for Denise, tell her i sent you. she's a certified voodoo priestess, VERY powerful medium, and dear friend. just describe me. lol. along the same lines, if you're into this sort of thing, check out Reverand Zombies Voodoo Shop. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do not take pictures or touch any of the "offering" alters. before i met Denise, this was my go to card reading place.
by now, you've probably built up an appetite and want something to grub on. this is where it get's tricky since choosing a restaurant in the quarter is like picking your favorite kid. so, i'll recommend the following:
–Johnny's on st.louis and decatur. have the roast beef po-boy. expect a line, but well worth it.
–Central Grocery on decatur between dumaine and st. phillip. the link is from a NO food blog as central's actual webpage blows goats. get a muffuletta. they come in 1/2's and full. now, this is a VERY big sammich. 1/4 should be enough for one person. grab a bottle of barq's root beer and head to a park bench along the river (notice where the blogger noshes his). i have MANY childhood memories of eating a muffuletta along the river with mom, sis, maw-maw and paw-paw.
–Cafe Maspero on decatur and toulousse. it's basically a deli with local cuisine.
–Angeli's on decatur and gov. nicholls. kind of bohemian. this is a local "secret spot" and if you feel in the mood for something different they have GREAT food.
–Pere Antione on royal and st. ann. this is classic creole and cajun cuisine. a bit pricier but WELL worth it. i'd recommend ordering from the "Louisiana Classics and New Orleans Favorites". i always get the crawfish etouffe, and my mom loses her shit for the "mushrooms tchoupitoulas" (chop-eh-too-lus).
–Port-O-Call on esplanade and dauphine. best burger in the city, HAND'S DOWN. it's been on foodTV and travel channel. they serve STRONG drinks, steaks, and a MONSTER burger, THAT'S IT. you gotta respect a place that keeps the menu that basic. again, this is if you just want a simple yet amazing burger experience. also usually the choice of pre-drinking grub.
–Acme Oyster House on iberville between bourbon and royal. GREAT seafood. the oyster rockafeller soup is insane. the "NO Specialties" portion of the menu is VERY good, but i'd recommend the 1/2 and 1/2 seafood platter. and trust me, the portions are HUGE.
i'm sure you realize there are MANY other places i could recommend, but these are my go-to list for a visitor to my city. when in doubt, if a place cathces your eye, check the menu and see if it's up your alley.
so, you've stuffed your belly, and done a bit of walking. this is when i'd recommend heading to bourbon st. yes, you heard that right- tourist mecca. first off, stop into Tropical Isle and order a large hand grenade. HOWEVER, it is VERY strong. if the bar keep happens to be a tall, good looking white dude named Tim, tell him i sent you. just describe me, if it's him he'll know. tell him i brought my Paw Paw there once. this gentleman also knows my ex-Lyssia (she used to tend bar there). cool guy. kick back, enjoy your drink, enjoy the music (there's usually a guy singing) and people watch. that's our favorite past-time in the NO. i can't tell you how many tourists i've had great conversations with in Tropical Isle. please keep in mind, locals are VERY friendly. that's usually the first thing tourists tell me.
now, walk out of TI and head to your left. next on the agenda is Lafittes Blacksmith Shop. this is a must see as it reputed as being the oldest structure used as a bar in the US. it's soooooo seedy and mysterious and cool. stop in and have a beer if you like, or just step in and get a feel for the nostalgia.
you may have noticed you passed a kinda gay set of clubs as you crossed St. Phillip. well, thats because you've officially crossed into the NO gay community epicenter. don't fret, you'll be fine, they don't bite. but it would be in your best interest to put aside any homophobia or dislike for the gays. k. now, as you mosey on down to Laffite's you might notice a joint tucked away to your right called
The Clover make a note of it, we'll be discussing it later. the club Oz is where playboy visits when they're in town. the club across the street is the one i used to dance in. what, don't judge me.
after some time head down to Krazy Korner. ask for Marianna (i THINK she still works there, but i haven't seen her the last few times i've stopped in) or Angie (she's the manager). if neither are there head over to Bourbon St Blues Company (no link, sorry). once you get there ask for Angie (again she's a manager and barkeep, i went to high school with her). if she's working, tell her i said "Kisses Schmoops". if she's not there, no biggie. grab a seat and enjoy the show. if it's daytime there should be an MC on the stage. order a beer (you'll probably get three since it's buy one get 2 free…..YEAH) and grab a spot at the bar and relax. remember, there's no rush, you're in the big easy- kick back and relax. plus, if it's hot as balls out, enjoy the AC.
by now it should be late afternoon and you might find yourself getting hungry, i've already covered that. and now for some of what we in NO call Lagniappe (something extra). if you'd like you can visit my favorite used book store. "Acadian Books" just behind the St. Louis Cathedral at 714 orleans ave. if you blink, you'll miss it. or my other book haunt, "Librairie Book Shop" just to the right of the Cathedral at 823 Chartres
ok. by now you might be pretty pooped, head back to your hotel cop a shower and get ready for tonight. OH, where are you staying? if i may; let me recommend The Royal St. Inn. this place is CHOICE. it's swanky, it's cool, kind of sleazy, and it's AFFORDABLE, well…..realtively so. if i may, book "The Marigny" or "The Mississippi" suite. ok….ok, it's $159 a night. but it's WELL worth it. besides, one of the primary local hang-outs is the bar beneath your room (the R bar), plus it's walking distance to all the places i've mentioned above. of course, feel free to book anywhere else you deem best.
now….the quarter after dark. first things first.
DISCLAIMER!!!!!! NO is a VERY dangerous place late at night. when walking out in the quarter, the biggest mistake tourists make is being blindingly drunk and stumbling about. usually, they hem you up on the cross streets. so if YOU MUST cross from bourbon to decatur, walk in the middle of the road. this enables you to keep a distance from the deep doorways where the thugs out to rob lie in wait. on the main streets: royal, decatur, bourbon- you're fine. we good? good. also, there's really no point going above bourbon street at night.
first thing you as a tourist must know is: clubs/bars don't shut down in NO. so, we usually don't start our night until 10-11. secondly, we drink…..A.LOT. HOWEVER, pace yourself. don't pound drinks, sip, savor, and relax and let your night unfold. thirdly, put some food in your belly before heading out, and never, ever, EVER, eat a lucky dog. also. be aware, the closer to canal street you get, the shadier it gets. so, stay off canal at night.
now as touristy and hokey as it sounds i highly recommend the Haunted History Tour. now these are comprised of: ghost, cemetery, vampire, and various other walking tours. you get a history lesson and it is actually a pretty interesting tour. take your pick. after the tour….
stop over at Molly's and mix in with the locals. again, this is not a touristy spot. these people are locals. sit back, grab a beer and enjoy yourself. don't be shy about being a tourist either, if anyone asks you where you're from, tell them and then mention you know a local who recommended the place. see….that's not so hard. hell, we LOVE talking to tourists. remember the R bar i mentioned earlier, yeah…..that place is tits too. you gotta respect a bar that offers haircuts and a shot for $10. wanna grab a drink, listen to some live music, shoot some pool…..and DO YOUR LAUNDRY???? well, Check Point Charlie's has you covered: right there on esplanade and decatur. just be advised, the place CAN be rough. lol.
feel free to mosey on back to bourbon (hell, i always start my night with a hand grenade) and watch the debauchery unfold. just realize, 99% of the places you visit are tourist spots. no harm in it, hell, you ALWAYS see something funny on bourbon at night, especially TIT-TAYS!!!!!!!
it also might be time to refuel at The Clover. i recommend the cheeseburger with egg. best post-drinking food in the city IMHO.
New Orleans Night Game.
oh, i know what you were waiting for. "where does Danny go hunting?" truth be told, the quarter isn't really conducive to pick-up. but the one place that you can do well is The Gold Mine. don't even bother going before 11. matter of fact, i'd shoot for 12-1 am. it's in an old stable and it's loud, sweaty and usually packed. they play every type of music and have a pool table. i've scooped a chick at the gold mine more than once. it's usually PACKED with girls.
now, picking up on bourbon would seem like a dead lock. i mean, it's a bunch of tourist chicks from mississippi, alabama, texas, and florida looking to do shit they never mention to the rest of their friends back home. however, the cock-block factor is HUGE. but, you can pull, it's not impossible. i prefer to meet a tourist during the day, number close and promise to show her the REAL parts of the city later that evening. one good method is gaming the shot girls working on bourbon. usually, they tend to be pretty, well….let's just say more willing to "show a tourist the good drinking spots". if anything, get in good with one and have her invite you out with her friends. i usually end my night with a stop at the clover (linked above) for a post drink cheese-burger with blue-cheese and fried egg. at 4am, it's heaven. you know you have a drinking problem when you know how to find the bathroom at the clover. only locals will get that reference.
meet the Morning 40. a GREAT local band that has since broken up. they were a group of fun-loving, unapologetic, proudly alcoholic, fun-loving boys from the 9th ward. did i mention NO also has a GREAT music scene. At least i got to see them perform once.
MC Trachiotomy. a local guy that does his own production and lyrics. he's a virtual one-man band and fave among the local indie music snobs. met him once, he's cool as fuck.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE visit Preservation Hall for some amazing jazz. House of blues usually has some decent gigs, and there's a few different place good for live shows. check the "whereyat" link i'll provide later for shows. also, if you listen to WTUL they usually give out free tickets. if they announce tix for a show you'd like, call in (504-865-5885) they'll give you 2 free tickets. show up at the venue, tell them you're on the "TUL list", show ID and BOOM…..you're in. can't beat free.
metal….SURE, we do metal as well, but a few on them lean towards the "satanic" side. i usually see them when they play at House of Shock. would it surprise you to know that they'll all Catholics? lol.
EyeHateGod. what we call in NO "sludge". cool guys as well.
for any other info on what's going down while you visit, please check out: WhereYat Magazine. it's updated monthly. the friday paper also offer a "Lagniappe" section that breaks down what's going on for the coming week. music, museum exhibits, festivals. all of it. OH, the WWII Museum is a good place check out. Paw-Paw has a brick there dedicated to him. hope all this helps.
i'm still working on the "Uptown" post. lol.
stay up.
25 Comments on "My Guide to Visiting New Orleans"
I've lived in Louisiana almost all of my life (Bossier City). I wouldn't go to this shit hole if you paid me and issued me an Uzi. A Potemkin tourist trap surrounded by a racist ghetto whose denizens would make the inhabitants of the Congo puke.
I worked at a Cajun/Creole restaurant in Bailey, CO for some years opened by a born and raised N'Awlin's boy who opened up and ran the University Grille in Baton Rouge for some years. Always wanted to visit NO, it's almost a mythical place for me, where the seafood is fresh, and the food epic and spicy! Thanks mightily for this post, now I know what to do when I get there! (we flew in fresh gulf shrimp, crawfish, drum, you name it, and we served Abita Springs beer. Do you have a recipe for Steak Mickey?)
Ang seems like a cool chick.
Anyway Dan, on a side note. Why is NO so huge with the French influence? What is the history behind that? I honestly don't know. Maybe you can shed a little light briefly. I'm not up for googling it. Thanks!
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Great guide. I've been to the Crescent City six times. It's not too far from Tennessee (especially on a cheap Southwest Airlines flight from Nashville). A couple of my favorite stops: The Dungeon (everyone should go once?), Cooter Brown's, The Camellia Grill (best hangover breakfast ever), Galatoire's (for that one expensive night out), The Maple Leaf (Tipitina's for locals), and the bar at The Monteleone (I mean, shit… it spins!). Sorry that I missed Uglesich's before it closed. Is Felix's Oyster Bar (across from Acme) still open? I used to go there when Acme's was just too crowded. Laissez les bon temps rouler, Danny!
Thanks for the tour, Skipper…really neat architecture with the wrought iron and worn brick and wooden shutters. My wife would love to do her photography there…beats concrete brick and vinyl siding hands down.
I've been thinking about making a road trip to New Orleans again sometime soon, I haven't been there in almost 2 years. I wonder if Kallicia is still driving a carraige out of Jackson Square? And Peter with his glass harmonica, he's a wonderful study in how to work a crowd and a pretty cool guy to talk to.
Ping me if you want to go sometime, it's only about an hour out of the way to pick you up.
I'd tell you about the one time I was with some buddies walking around the Quarter for nine hours, unfortunately, I only have fuzzy photos and a drag queens brassiere to prove it even happened. Avoid Pirate Alley, used to be Orleans Alley, but everyone called it Pirate, and the city changed the name some time ago. Of course, that was in the late 70s, so Pirate Alley may have changed.
One thing I can tell you that I recall from being in NO, is that Big Easy can turn into Big Problem real fast, if you forget your manners. I watched a very large Creole woman smack a hippie Yankee upside the head with a wooden spoon when he criticized her for killing animals to cook in jambalaya. Half the bar was on their way to kick his ass, when she waved the spoon around, and said she was 'gonna have him cursed'.
Never mess with people that think Tabasco is "too sweet".
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The One Of A Kind Tiki Tour You Must Take In New York Before Summer's End
To let you guys in on a little known secret, my daughter has been hula dancing around our house all week. After watching Hawaiian inspired children's movies, I've been wondering how I could manage to avoid a treacherous flight to paradise all while enjoying some sort of tropical adventure. As luck would have it, New York has saved the day by offering amazing Tiki Tours up north right in our back yard! So if you too have been looking for a way to add some excitement to your summer, you won't want to miss out on these ever so relaxing tours out on the water.
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I'm hoping to use my existing lenses on my new (to me) Super Cambo. Two questions arise, how do I mount them, is a new lensboard required? If so I should probably just buy a 4x5 lens. I'm a student again, and could definitely save a couple bucks, which is why I want to use the lenses I already have. Would these lenses have proper coverage for the larger format? Someone has done this, I'm certain. Thanks, Kurt