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2013 Conference Calendar
The Metabolic Nexus
November 17, 2013 | Camelback Inn Marriott | Scottsdale, Arizona
XYMOGEN is proud to equip you with the latest information on neurological and joint health. Industry pioneers Dr David Perlmutter and Dr Paul Nemiroff will familiarize you with the shifts in scientific thinking in these areas and alter your perspective on health care. Space is limited and will fill up quickly. For registration, please visit http://www.xymo.co/mnnexus.
The Metabolic Nexus
November 17, 2013 | Camelback Inn Marriott | Scottsdale, Arizona
XYMOGEN is proud to equip you with the latest information on neurological and joint health. Industry pioneers Dr David Perlmutter and Dr Paul Nemiroff will familiarize you with the shifts in scientific thinking in these areas and alter your perspective on health care. Space is limited and will fill up quickly. For registration, please visit http://www.xymo.co/mnnexus.
ACAM Fall Conference
November 20-24, 2013 | Westin Mission Hill, Rancho Mirage | Palm Spring, California
Join The American College for Advancement in Medicine (ACAM) for their Fall 2013 Conference. The theme is "Discovery in the Desert" where presenters will be focusing on new and innovative concepts in integrative medicine as a generic theme. Visit http://www.acamnet.org for more information, or call (949) 309-3527.
Dr Roizen's Preventive and Integrative Medicine Conference
December 6-8, 2013 | Mirage Hotel | Las Vegas, Nevada
As use of preventive and integrative medical approaches increases, so does practitioners' need to know the current risk-beneft data, potential applications, and how to integrate these therapies into clinical practice. Conference presenters will focus on the brain and its many disorders, discussing up-to-date scientifc information on physiology and the use of wellness treatments in the prevention and treatment of brain disorders. Visit http://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/live/courses/wellness/agenda.asp for more information, or call (800) 238-6750
Success with Natural Medicine: Cardiovascular Health & Tyroid Health
December 7-8, 2013 | Location TBD
Cardiovascular disease afects 81.1 million Americans adults and is essentially a defciency condition and in many cases it is an unnecessary, preventable and reversible lifestyle-based condition. Tyroid disorders are among the most common of endocrine syndromes and afect some 20 million Americans. Because of the staggering prevalence of these health concerns, this is one of the most important and practical seminars available today. Join us for this 16 CEU seminar sponsored by Standard Process of North Texas. Seminar highlights include review cardiovascular physiology and pathology, explore statistics related to CVD, truth vs myths of evils of cholesterol, clinically relevant laboratory evaluation, hyper- and hypo-thyroidism, thyroid testing, and more! CONTACT: (817) 845-8325 or www.StandardNutritionalSeminars.com.
American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine
December 12-15, 2013 | Venetian/ Palazzo | Las Vegas, Nevada
Fellowship in anti-aging, regenerative, and functional medicine. Visit http://www.a4m.com.
Advanced Mind-Body Medicine Professional Training Program
January 11-15, 2014 | San Francisco Bay Area, California
Learn to teach the science and techniques. For more information, visit www.cmbm.org/ambm or call (202) 966-7338.
The Metabolic Nexus
January 19, 2014 | DoubleTree Suites Times Square | New York, New York
XYMOGEN is proud to equip you with the latest information on neurological and joint health. Industry pioneers Dr David Perlmutter and Dr Paul Nemiroff will familiarize you with the shifts in scientific thinking in these areas and alter your perspective on health care. Space is limited and will fill up quickly. For registration, please visit http://www.xymo.co/mnnexus.
IV Therapies 2014
January 24-26, 2014 | Hilton Orange County Hotel | Costa Mesa, California
Join us for the 3rd Annual Conference & Expo focusing on evidence and clinically based IV therapies in cancer and chronic disease. For more information, visit http://www.ivtherapies2014.com, or contact Sharon Phillips at (954) 540-1896.
Melanoma 2014: 24th Annual Cutaneous
January 25-26, 2014 | Hilton San Diego Resort | San Diego, California
Join us for the 24th Annual Cutaneous Malignancy Update. As the incidence of melanoma continues to rise rapidly in the United States and around the world, the need to educate clinicians from various specialties on the disease also increase. During this course, nationally recognized experts will present information on prevention, risk assessment, early detection, genetic factors, and current and future treatment choices for melanoma patients. Visit http://www.scripps.org/conferenceservices/ for more information, or call (858) 652-5400.
11th Annual Natural Supplements: An Evidence-based Update
January 29- February 2, 2014 | Hilton San Diego | San Diego, California
During this comprehensive conference, renowned faculty will present a clinically relevant overview of the latest information on natural supplements and nutritional medicine with an emphasis on disease states. This medical education event is a must-attend for everyone wanting to acquire a wide-range of knowledge and expertise for addressing and managing dietary supplement use. Visit http://www.scripps.org/conferenceservices for more information, or call (858) 652-5400.
The Institute for Functional Medicine Advanced Practice Module: Immune
January 31-February 2, 2014 | Phoenix Biltmore | Phoenix, Arizona
This program will focus on chronic inflammation, systemic influences on the immune system, and the consequent dysfunction that may ensue. Visit https://www.functionalmedicine.org/Immune for more information.
Labrix Advanced Workshop
February 1-2, 2014 | Trump International | Las Vegas, Nevada
The Labrix advanced training weekend offers an intimate and in-depth intensive workshop on hormone balancing; exploring the complex relationship between sex hormones, adrenal hormones, and neurotransmitters, and the complicated symptom pictures that can result from imbalances. This training is designed for the hormone-savvy practitioner who is looking to elevate his or her practice through deeper understanding and additional clinical insight. Topics presented for discussion cover a wide range of clinical presentations and will be heavily case-based. Also included are practical clinical pearls and pitfalls, gleaned from the decades of combined clinical experience of Labrix cofounders Jay mead, MD, and Erin Lommen, ND, along with additional perspective offered from expert guest speakers and Labrix clinical staff. For more information, visit http://www.Labrix.com/LAW or call (877) 656-9596.
Structural Heart Intervention and Imaging 2014: A Practical Approach
February 6-7, 2014 | Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines | San Diego, California
Featuring live case demonstrations, hands-on workshops, and satellite symposia! Transcatheter structural heart disease intervention is a rapidly growing part of clinical care in adult cardiology and requires the application of new interventional techniques while integrating imaging before and during treatment. This is an increasingly complex process that relies on systematic and effective collaboration between cardiovascular imaging specialists and interventionalists, among others. Visit http://www.scripps.org/conferenceservices/ for more information, or call (858) 652-5400.
Southwest Symposium 2014: The Heart of the Medicine
February 14-16, 2014 | Omni Southpark | Austin, Texas
The Southwest Symposium takes place annually in Austin, Texas. This integrative medicine conference brings together practitioners, educators, and other health care professionals providing not only acupuncture continuing education credits, but also massage continuing education credits, nursing continuing credits, and naturopath continuing education credits. For more information, please visit https://aoma.edu/sws or call (800) 824-9987, ext. 209.
3rd Annual OncANP Conference
February 14-16, 2014 | Arizona Grand resort and Spa | Phoenix, Arizona
Save the date for OncANP's 2014 Conference. A call for abstracts has been posted at http://oncanp.org/2014_abstracts.pdf for more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Scripps' 34th Annual Conference: Clinical Hematology & Oncology
February 15-18, 2014 | Westin San Diego | San Diego, California
Scripps' 34th Annual Conference is designed for hematologists, oncologists, surgeons, radiation oncologists, interists, and others desiring an update in these specialty areas. The primary objective of this course is to bring together clinicians and leading experts in diverse areas of hematology and oncology, affording them in intimate environment in which to discuss new clinical developments and significant advances. Visit http://www.scripps.org/conferenceservices/ for more information, or call (858) 652-5400.
Integrative Healthcare Symposium
February 19-22, 2014 | Hilton New York | New York, New York
Join us for the 10th Edition! Hear from nationally recognized integrative practitioners featuring renowned experts as they cover the following areas of focus: nutrition, mind-body-spirit, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal/sports medicine, integrative nursing, and integrative approaches. Find more about the 2014 Integrative Healthcare Symposium at http://www.ihsymposium.com.
2014 Evidence-based Complementary & Alternative Cancer Therapies Conference
March 6-8, 2014 | Embassy Suites | West Palm Beach, Florida
The Annie Appleseed Project presents its 8th Evidence-based Complementary & Alternative Cancer Therapies conference. The theme of this conference is "Many Paths to Wellness." For information, please visit http://www.tinyurl.com/ny63uur.
Integrative Psychology: Healing the Mind with Naturopathic Medicine
March 15-16, 2014 | Claremont Hotel & Spa | Berkeley, California
Join the California Naturopathic Doctors Association for their Merging Medicine Conference. For more information, visit http://www.calnd.org/ce-events.
The Institute for Functional Medicine Advanced Practice Module: Cardiometabolic
March 28-30, 2014 | Westin Copley | Boston, Massachusetts
The topic of focus is "Transforming the Assessment, Prevention, and Management of Chronic Metabolic and Cardiovascular Disorders." This program will help clinicians understand the foundational biology of cardiometabolic syndrome, the state of the evidence for a new perspective on the model, which assessment and treatment applications are ready for patient care, and how to integrate them into an active practice. For more information, please visit https://www.functionalmedicine.org/Cardiometabolic.
5th Annual Integrative and Holistic Nursing ConferenceScripps' 34th Annual Conference: Clinical Hematology & Oncology
April 25-26, 2014 | Paradise Point Resort | San Diego, California
The 5th Annual Integrative and Holistic Nursing Conference, "Bringing Healing to You and Your Patients," is dedicated to topics in the field of integrative holistic health, including nutriceuticals, nutrition, and mind-body-spirit medicine. The event will bring together nurses, pharmacists, osteopaths, midwives, social workers, physician assistants, MDs, psychologists, and others interested in integrative holistic health and a body-mind-spirit approach to healing. Visit http://www.scripps.org/conferenceservices/ for more information, or call (858) 652-5400.
International Research Congress on Integrative Medicine & Health 2014 Conference
May 13-16, 2014 | Hyatt Regency Miami | Miami, Florida
Join us for the IRCIMH 2014 conference to strengthen research in integrative health care around the world. If you have any questions please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.ircimh.org/registration.
Pacific Rim International Forum on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
May 17, 2014 | Hilton Hawaiian Village | Honolulu, Hawaii
Email email@example.com , or call (808) 956-7539. Please visit our website for more information at www.pacrim.hawaii.edu.
30th Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability and Diversity
May 19-20, 2014 | Hawaii Convention Center | Honolulu, Hawaii
For more information email email@example.com, or call (808) 956-7539. Please visit www.pacrim.hawaii.edu for additional information.
The Institute for Functional Medicine 2014 Annual Conference
May 29-31, 2014 | Marriott Marquis | San Francisco, California
The 2014 Annual International Conference will take attendees deeply into the world of clinical nutrition from a functional medicine perspective. Nutrition is a primary determinant of health, and yet practitioners often don't feel well-equipped to fully integrate nutrition into clinical practice. The intensive experience being planned for 2014 will change all that! Plan now to join us for a broad exploration of assessment and therapeutic strategies that will include innovative and customizable clinical tools to help you apply nutritional and dietary interventions for the benefit of your patients. Visit http://www.functionalmedicine.org for more information.
Food As Medicine
June 5-8, 2014 | Sofitel San Francisco Bay | Redwood City, California
Join us for Food As Medicine "A Feast of Science &Wisdom", our universally acclaimed professional training program that will provide you with the foundation you need to effectively integrate butrition into your own practice—an your own life. CEU's and partial scholarships available. For more information, visit www.cmbm.org or contact email@example.com.
International Congress on Naturopathic Medicine (ICNM) 2014
July 4-6, 2014 | Paris, France
The 2nd Annual International Congress on Naturopathic Medicine (ICNM) is the premier international congress for the most influential and inspiring naturopathic medicine practitioners and health care professionals. You will have the opportunity to network with the finest naturopaths worldwide and update your knowledge and skills, learning from internationally recognized researchers and clinicians. The congress provides a rare opportunity to learn directly from the opinion leaders who are shaping the future of natural medicine practice.
The Institute for Functional Medicine Advanced Practice Module: Hormone
July 11-13, 2014 | Marriott City Center | Denver, Colorado
The topic of focus is "Re-establishing Hormonal Balance in the Hypothalamic, Pituitary, Adrenal, Thyroid, and Gonadal Axis." This program will clarify exactly how to approach hormonal dysregulation, with discussions on the most important evaluations to make and integrative treatment approaches to apply. For more information please visit https://www.functionalmedicine.org/Hormone.
The Institute for Functional Medicine Advanced Practice Module: Detox
July 11-13, 2014 | Marriott City Center | Denver, Colorado
The topic of focus is "Understanding Biotransformation and Recognizing Toxicity: Evaluation and Treatment in the Functional Medicine Model." This program will focus on systemic influences of toxins and on how to help patients with tools that you can use immediately in your practice. For more information please visit https://www.functionalmedicine.org/Detox.
Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice
September 8-12, 2014 | Westin Kierland | Scottsdale, Arizona
Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice (AFMCP) teaches health care practitioners to more effectively integrate science, research, and clinical insights to treat and prevent disease and maintain health. Established and emerging diagnostics, therapeutics, and prevention strategies are extensively covered, including the use of diet, nutraceuticals, exercise, body-mind techniques, and the adaptation of lifestyle to an individual's genetic risks and environmental exposures. For more information please visit https://www.functionalmedicine.org/AFMCP.
Connection & Collaboration: Innovations in Patient-centered Care
September 17-21, 2014 | The Commons Hotel | Minneapolis, Minnesota
The AHMA National Conference will look at collaborative models of care within and between clinics. Topics include collaborative views such as the role of the human in health and disease states; research models such as case studies that are the legs of change; multipronged, team approaches to care; and the role of mindfulness in creating connection within and without. For more information please visit http://www.holisticmedicine.org/content.asp?admin=Y&contentid=264.
15th Annual Science and Clinical Application of Integrative Holistic Medicine
October 25-30, 2014 | Paradise Point Resort | San Diego, California
Join Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine and the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine for a unique educational experience that includes a current review of the art and science of integrative holistic medicine as well as an opportunity for personal renewal and meaningful connection with other participants. Visit http://www.scripps.org/conferenceservices/ for more information, or call (858) 652-5400.
The Institute for Functional Medicine Advanced Practice Module: Energy Regulation
November 6-9, 2014 | Turnberry Isle | Miami, Florida
This program will help clinicians develop and refine their ability to assess and treat a variety of conditions involving energy regulation. We will investigate the science of mitochondrial function and dysfunction, as well as harness the power of intention and compassion within the therapeutic relationship. For more information please visit https://www.functionalmedicine.org/Energy.
The Institute for Functional Medicine Advanced Practice Module: GI
November 6-9, 2014 | Turnberry Isle | Miami, Florida
The topic of focus is "Restoring Gastrointestinal Equilibrium: Practical Applications for Understanding, Assessing, and Treating Gut Dysfunction." This course will supply you with the foundational background, insight, and in-depth clinical thinking to confidently work up and treat patients who may present with conditions, signs, and symptoms indicative of gastrointestinal dysfunction. For more information please visit https://www.functionalmedicine.org/GI.
2014 4th Annual Integrative Cancer Medicine Symposium
November 7-9, 2014 | Hyatt Regency Phoenix | Phoenix, Arizona
After 3 very successful symposia in 3 consecutive years, Healthy Medicine Academy has built a solid practitioner base that marks their calendars to join us for our Integrative Cancer Medicine Symposia again and again. Speakers will be covering topics that include integrative cancer principles, botanical medicine, nutrition, cancer and stress, metabolic syndrome and cancer, inflammation, homeopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, laboratory testing, and more. For more information please visit http://www.healthymedicineacademy.com, or call (303) 499-1223.


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The Del Mar Online Racing Community will be closing its doors for good on December 22, 2013
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Banana Cake with Brown Butter Icing
I made these bars a few days ago for a baby shower. They were a hit, and I've been asked a few times for the recipe. So here it is!
This cake surprised me. I wasn't sure how good it would be. I just knew that I had to make it. I'm so glad I did!
Thanks to the mashed bananas and sour cream, this cake is really moist. There wasn't any left or otherwise I would have had it for breakfast the next morning with a cup of coffee!
This Banana Cake was also really easy to make. Don't you love when things are easy? And don't even get me started on the brown butter icing. You can't go wrong with brown butter anything. Yum!
Banana Cake with Brown Butter Icing
recipe slightly adapted from The Baker Chick
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup sour cream (I think this would also be good with greek yogurt)
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 egg
- 1 cup mashed over ripe bananas (about 2 medium bananas)
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 cup all purpose flour (I did half white, half wheat flour)
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
- 1/2 tsp salt
- for the icing:
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- 1/2 vanilla bean split and scraped of seeds or 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 & 1/2 T milk
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line a 8×8 glass baking dish with parchment paper. Set aside.
- Beat the sugar, sour cream, 1/4 cup butter, and egg until mixed well. Add in the banana and vanilla extract and mix until well combined. Mix in flour, baking soda, and salt.
- Spread batter in pan.
- Bake 20-25 minutes or until the cake is done and a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
- While the cake is baking, start your icing. In a small pan, over low-medium heat melt your butter and let it bubble and sizzle for about 10-20 minutes until it's brown and smelling fabulous. Take off heat and let cool. Whisk in powdered sugar, vanilla bean seeds or extract and milk. If you need more milk to get the desired consistency, go ahead and add that now.
- After the cake has cooled 10-15 minutes, spread the icing over the cake. Let cool completely and enjoy!
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The Cloud Trifecta: Scalability, Cost and Efficiency
Taking a page from the Cloud Forum (quite literally), today we look at the top three winning reasons hedge funds are gravitating towards the cloud. Not surprisingly, these reasons center around increased efficiencies, improved technology environment and cost savings.
Scalable, Flexible and Available
The cloud offers firms the option of scalability without the serious financial commitments required for infrastructure purchase and maintenance. With cloud services there is no vendor lock-in or implied commitment beyond duration so firms have the flexibility to easily evolve their IT environment.
Another benefit is the ability to seamlessly add more users and/or computing resources to match the firm's requirements. A hedge fund private cloud can deliver the infrastructure, bandwidth and network resiliency to accommodate business requirements for high speed access, storage and applications.
Finally, a cloud solution offers advantages around time to deployment since the timely element of a custom build-out is eliminated.
Cost Containment
Through cloud services firms gain the opportunity to convert from Capex to Opex. While building out a comm room or data center requires capital expenditures, using an external cloud service that offers a pay-as-you-go service falls into ongoing operating expenditures. The transition to a cloud service provides many cost-savings beyond just eliminating the need to purchase and refresh equipment.
When weighing the costs associated with maintaining a server and other data center equipment in-house it is important to consider:
- Direct costs including power, real estate/floor space, storage, and IT staff to manage the resources
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When added to the cost of an internal server, these factors significantly raise the monthly overall cost to host a server and make cloud services more attractive.
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The cloud delivery model also offers many benefits around increasing operational efficiencies at hedge funds that translate into streamlined technology oversight and potential cost savings. These include:
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Holidaymakers flying off to Dubai, Bangkok and Sydney from London Heathrow with the Emirates airline will soon be doing so aboard the world's biggest passenger aircraft.
The Dubai airline has announced it will be using the Airbus A380 for all its flights to and from London Heathrow, meaning passengers starting their flights in style with access to more than 1,200 entertainment channels and a personal satellite phone fitted to every seat.
All five of the daily flights from Heathrow will be serviced by the Airbus from February 1 next year, with Emirates already operating a daily A380 flight from Manchester to Dubai.
Salem Obaidalla, the airline's senior vice president of commercial operations, said: "Due to high customer demand for the A380 product, soon, travellers to and from London Heathrow will be able to enjoy our flagship aircraft on every flight."
News that Emirates will be exclusively using the Airbus A380 for all its Heathrow flights to Sydney comes as the city topped a list of the world's best capitals in terms of design and style, with Australia voted top dream destination by readers in US travel magazine Virtuoso Life's annual Travel Dreams survey, beating New Zealand and Italy to the title.
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Maiden Alley offers student film festival
Maiden Alley Cinema will host its inaugural Atomic City Student Film Festival from April 15-17. The weekend will feature screenings of student productions from Paducah and McCracken County schools, from grades 6-12. The films were submitted this month, and jurors will select those to be shown. The winning entry will be shown at the River's Edge Film Festival in November.
All screenings will be held at Maiden Alley Cinema, 112 Maiden Alley. For show times and more information, visit maidenalleycinema.com.
Fantastic Fibers opens Saturday
Fantastic Fibers, an exhibition of contemporary and innovative artwork created with fiber as the primary medium, will open Saturday with a reception at the Yeiser Art Center.
This year's exhibit offers 58 works by 47 artists, chosen from 432 entries submitted by 187 artists from 23 states, Canada, Japan, France and Qatar. It includes wearable pieces, conceptual garments, stitched X-ray films, lit felt sculptures, and contemporary basket forms. Techniques include embroidery, quilting, felting, tapestry, braiding, weaving, basketry, and a variety of mixed media, non-traditional processes.
A total of $1,750 in prizes will be awarded at the reception, 5-7 p.m. The exhibit runs through April 30.
Etcetera hosting live entertainment
Kindred Folk, a band out of Sturgis, is playing a show at Etcetera Coffehouse, 320 N. Sixth St., on April 9. The band, which features young adults playing Americana bluegrass, will play 7-9:30 p.m. Admission is free.
Yeiser calling for contest entries
The Yeiser Art Center seek entries for the 36th annual Paducah Photo Juried Photography Exhibition. A total of $2,000 in prizes will be awarded, including $1,000 for first place.
Last year, the exhibition received 1,190 photos from more than 400 photographers.
The entry fee is $8. Participants can submit up to five entries before the deadline of April 24. Entries must be digital. For complete guidelines and to submit online, go to paducahphoto.com.
Documentary about obesity coming at local cinema
"Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead," a documentary of two men's struggle to lose weight through dieting, will be shown at Maiden Alley Cinema at 7 p.m. April 7. The film takes a look at America's eating habits and how unhealthy they have become.
For more information, visit maidenalleycinema.com.
Southwestern Illinois Artifact Show has free admission
The second annual Southwestern Illinois Artifact Show, where vendors buy and sell artifacts and spectators can get items identified, will be April 9. Skeet shooting sessions are available for $6, with selling tables available for $15.
The show will be at World Shooting and Recreational Complex, 1 Main Event Lane, Sparta, Ill., 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission is free. Contact show host Kyle Wilson at 618-537-6753 for more information.
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comfortably relaxing, prompt appropriate service, flavorful food prepared and seasoned perfectly to capture the true taste of what you eat. Good job team, our new favorite spot.
Wildwood is one of my "go to" restaurants when in Portland. I took 2 business associates from out of state there this week who were impressed by both the Halibut and Rib Eye. We sat in the bar area as we got there before the dining room opened up but we ordered from the full dinner menu - atmosphere was comfortable, laid back, and perfect for business discussion.
All in our party of five enjoyed the food, drink and service. Wildwood is an awesome local restaurant, one of the first with a farm to fork philosophy. They do a great job.
We hadn't been to Wildwood in years, but had a fabulous meal. Food was honest, flavorful and delicious. Service was attentive and friendly and the ambience remains great. It stays true to its localvore ethos as well. Well done Wildwood.
Great care goes into every aspect of dining at Wildwood, and it shows. Attractive decor, beautiful food, even the dishes are beautiful. The amuse-bouche was limeade, delicious and the perfect greeting on a hot summer's evening. It was difficult to choose from the menu, so many things on it sounded interesting and appetizing. So glad I saved a little room for a dessert of raspberry/cava sorbet.
Although I live on the east coast, I always look forward to a trip to Portland just so I can come eat here. This was my fifth time but first post-Schreiber. I have to say I don't understand people squawking about the drop in quality. The food was at least as good, if not better than before. Ah, some people are just creatures of habit. Well the mussels were definitely better than before and the wine list spectacular as always. Thanks for being there.
Attentive servers without hovering - we had a relaxing evening in a lovely environment. Extremely accommodating with gluten allergy and vegan meals. Exceptional meal, excellent wine choice.
Loved the food and the location. When the restaurant is full with exuberant people, the noise level is so high that everyone is shouting and you can't hear your table mates or have a conversation. This has happened every time we have eaten at Wildwood. If the food weren't so tasty, I might not return. There is outdoor seating, but it is limited and fills up early with happy hour. When the restaurant is full, service is slower.
We enjoyed Wildwood on a previous trip to Portland and looked forward to to another fine dining experience. We ordered cocktails, only to discover a bug in my wife's glass. The waiter promptly corrected the problem and replaced her drink. When dinner arrived, we both had the same entree. My wife's was fine, but my chicken was not fully cooked. I returned it for more cooking time, and was very pleased with the dish after it was prepared correctly. When the check arrived, there were two errors (not in my favor) including a charge for the original and replacement cocktails brought to my wife. Despite these mistakes in food and drink prep, and the billing errors, we did enjoy the final results - which is why I rate 4 stars, not 3.
I know the restaurant well and find it a delightful place, It can be very noisy on occasion which makes conversation extremely difficult in parts of the restaurant and Saturday evening was one of those occasions. In other respects it is "top notch" and one cannot fault a restaurant for the loudness of its customers! Staff and food excellent as always. The adequate private parking facility is a real bonus.
Awesome NW cuisine without being pretentious. Close to where we live so for us its a neighborhood place as well. We says take visitors here.
The food and service could not have been better. I cannot wait to go back.
Once again, I had an innovative and delicious meal at wildwood (oxtail and tuna? Yum!). The service was attentive and sensitive to our needs given the big group they had to put next to us. We are definitively blessed to have this restaurant in Portland.
Recently we had lunch at Wildwood and our experience was a marvelous as any we ever had there. The menu and then food are creative and delicious. The chef does a wonderful job not only in taste but in presentation as well. Thanks for our delightful time.
Delicious food, great wine list, wonderful atmosphere and good service!
Something different from other ordinary dishes and great presentation. We loved it.
Highly enjoyed the food. Local, fresh, and prepared by people who know what they are doing. The curry lamb was fantastic and we really enjoyed the star anise ice cream. Go early if you can, it is a busy spot!
This was my first time using Open Table to make a reservation. It was easy and appreciated. Wildwood is one of my all time favorites and took my son and his bride there for dinner when they came to Portland from Los Angeles to visit me. They loved it. Everything was fabulous, including the service, and the pork chops best ever. I can't wait to go back just for the pork chops. The weather was balmy, and we enjoyed dining outside and watching the many interesting Portlanders stroll by. :)
Hard to express all the exceptional experiences in 700 characters. Chef sends out a small sample of something he/she has created for the day. Each time it's been a little bite of heaven. Smoked salmon bruschetta with a chili cream cheese was an unexpectedly fabulous match. Albacore tuna with slow cooked oxtail was another "out of the box" creation that raised "surf and turf" to a new level. Each was cooked to perfection. Even my non-foodie husband was over the moon about his steak. Wine list is extensive, and should meet everyone's desires. I'm probably one of the most discerning patrons when it comes to service, and these guys hit the mark and then some every time. Prices reflect excellent value. Make a reservation, and go!
Attentive, pleasant and interactive staff. Fabulous cocktail: Robin's Nest. two out of three appetizers were terrific. The snapper so, so. Would certainly come again.
We love Wildwood. Just a few blocks from our house. Always something new on the menu - very seasonal. Servers are well versed in the food and the wine. We like to share plates. This time we were there with friends. We shared 6 small plates and 2 desserts. All nicely presented with great mix of flavors. Lots of rose on the wine list for summer. If its patio season, that's an extra treat.
As always, superb food and service at really reasonable prices! Service outstanding and attentive and fantastic wine list. It's why it's still standing after so many have fallen! will be back soon
Our lunch with friends was one of the best ever. HIghly recommend the Oregon Albacore Sandwich. Fabulous!
i live in boston, but visit pdx frequently, and i have wanted to go here for many years. it was worth the wait - food was excellent, ambiance is cool, waiter was great. noise was a bit too loud when we got there, but calmed down a bit after a few large parties left. yes, it is expensive, but a great dining experience.
We had a lovely time celebrating my parents 40th Wedding Anniversary. The cocktails were fantastic and cleverly named after things from the TV show "Arrested Development." The wine menu was fantastic. The wife and my mother raved about their warm peach & green bean salad. In fact my wife said, "I will stab you if you try to take a bite." My wife and mom shared a double portion of their lamb offering. On their plate was a lamb ragu. After finishing of my super moist and tender chicken dish, I took a bite of the ragu. It was AMAZING! I strongly dislike lamb but this was fabulous. I actually had multiple bites. It was so good, I could have eaten it on a bed of pasta and been more than satisfied!
We had friends from the east coast who thought everything about the meal was excellent, from the attentive service to the delicious food.
Wildwood gets everything right. My partner and I brought my parents here for dinner and we all couldn't have been more pleased.
Presentation and the creative use of ingredients are the hallmarks of this restaurant. We will definitely go back. One of us had the pork chop and one of us had the baked flank steak and they were both delicious. The blackberry-fig tart and the basil ice cream were amazing. Service was perfect.
My fiance' and I had just gotten engaged, and came here to have a nice dinner to celebrate. We are from out of town, and were worried about getting lost and being late, so we showed up early for our reservation. We sat at the bar and the drink menu was full of tongue in cheek references to one of our favorite shows, it gave us something to chat about, and the drinks tasted spectacular. We ordered some of the most delicious pate' I've ever had. When we were escorted to our seats, we were treated to a taste from the chef, it was an excellent palette cleanser. The staff was very attentive and professional, we wanted for nothing. The main dish was amazing, we kept swapping plates, and couldn't decide whose was better!
I admit, I hesitated to go to Wildwood at first; I thought it would be an older crowd, NW shi-shi. Happily I was wrong. I had entered into our open table reservation that this dinner was to celebrate our anniversary, not thinking much of it. The hostess wished us a happy anniversary and immediately offered us complimentary champagne. She sat us in a private booth that felt very intimate and warm: high backs, candle light, wood ceilings, fabulous food smells from the open kitchen. Wait staff were similarly fabulous and perfectly present, no rush. The dishes had the right balance of fresh, local, seasonal, and challenge. We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner. Thank you Wildwood!
I had been planning on trying out Wildwood for quite some time, but finally went for the first time on Saturday night. It was a great experience. The waiters and bartenders were very friendly and attentive. The lighting and mood were great. The food was delicious and each course was brought out with nice pacing. I would definitely go again and I would certainly recommend this restaurant to friends.
Something for everyone here. Seasonal menu always offers interest. Had a relaxing Saturday lunch with out of town company. Good selection of wine by the glass that pairs nicely with the food options. Our guests chose standbys of fish & chips and the burger, but both had great gourmet twists to them including a spicy slaw and homemade ketchup with harissa. Service was attentive, but not in your face.
The food at Wildwood is delicious and beautifully presented. There is a full list of first courses that you can easily make a meal of, the challenge is limiting your choices to a reasonable number so you can move on to the entrees. The combinations of flavors are unique and complex and work perfectly. For starters we had the best mussels we have ever had, plump and juicy with a sauce that required an extra order of Ken's artisan bread, and two salads, crisp, bright and interesting. Our entrees were the pork chop, steak, and lamb confit, all were excellent, perfectly cooked, with accompaniments that added just the right flavors and textures. Desserts are artful and heavenly. A stellar dining experience!
My wife and I met a friend for a weekday lunch. The selection of items from the menu was broad and interesting; and, was matched by its quality. In fact, the chili relleno that I ordered was the best that I have eaten in decades. Also, even though our waitperson was a trainee, we received friendly and attentive service, with no hint of inexperience. All in all, despite the unavoidable lunch crowd noise level, the food and service more than compensated: far more! So, come prepared to part with some of your hard-earned money and enjoy a delightful experience.
Great service and wonderful food. The desserts were especially tasty.. Service spot on..
Food innovators. Superior staff. Electric feel of the place. High recommendations! Wish I lived nearer.
Have been to Wildwood a couple of times in the last year, we do not live in Portland, this past weekend maybe because it was dark outside it was very challenging for all of us 40-50 year olds to see the menus even after we moved the table top candles. A bit more lighting would help and not kill the ambiance. This was noticed by the whole group and frustrating. Food was good, service good although a bit slow and eager to push another bottle of wine. Will go again but first will try some other gems.
The menu variety here is delightful, and always is. There's a core of items they play off, but things really are seasonal and they were pioneers in this particular approach. As a vegetarian, I always look forward to having different options on the menu, and both of my dining companions were wowed by the lamb. Great execution on the 8 items we tried, everyone was very pleased. Our only complaint is the noise level, which makes conversation difficult at times. Their cocktails are always unique and interesting, and they have some unusual wines.
Good but small menu, could use a couple more entrees. Food was good, portions on the small side. Drinks were also good albeit a little dated compared to the cutting edge Portland cocktail scene. Biggest negative was the noise; it was ridiculous, almost comedic watching us lean-in trying to communicate with one another. The design and decor was beautiful but the volume obliterated any sense of calm, luxury, or social element of the experience giving the diner a sigh of relief when the meal is done and you finally exit the space onto quite 21st ave.
The restaurant had a wonderful decor and expansive list of beers. Our waitress was very attentive and we received a couple things courtesy of the chef, which is always appreciative. My only complaint is that there aren't a lot of options on the entree list, but they do have a long list of starters that are delicious. Solid restaurant but with all the restaurants Portland has to offer I don't feel the need to return anytime soon.
The gnocchi is to die for! I have had the gnocchi at Wildwood twice - once with wild mushrooms and once with mushroom/apple/kale/pumpkin. Both the most memorable dishes I have had. I will always go back for more!
My husband and I had autumn suppers, artful and delicious melanges build on chantrelle mushrooms, squash, wonderful sausage. My dishes, a gnocchi, was especially memorable with its gnocchi, sausage, crisp kale, winter squas, butter beans (?) and baked apple...such wonderful flavors, rich and satisfying. My husband had soup and green salad (not on the menu) but cheerfully provided. The soup, though a little oversalted for my taste (I had it, too) was a great broth with wonderful sausage, greens, onion and those chantrelles! Our waiter was excellent, professional. It is expensive at Wildwood. Our wines, rich chardonnays, were $14 a piece, the salad cost $9, bread was extra (though lovely) and the soup was $9. But, it was great.
We had a wonderful and special anniversary at Wildwood. Great service, food was fantastic and friendly staff made our night very memorable. Thank you
such a wonderful night. they were so amazing, bringing us a few surprises, and always being available but not overbearing. still great after all these years!
This place is great. Everyone was so nice and pleasant starting with the hostess, to the server, and ending with a gal that got our coats and a lady outside as we were leaving. Unpretentious. Knowledgeable. Food was amazing and perfect. The waitress even knew we were celebrating something without telling her. She just guessed and brought us a complimentary sorbet with two shortbread cookies. And then brought us two more shortbread's of different flavor. It was all so great and helped me score some points with my lady. I will definitely be returning again. And again. And again.
I was focused on my conversation, enjoying my time with a friend. The food arrived and, still focused on my friend, I pronged a forkful and stuck it in my mouth. Suddenly everything we were talking about flew out of my head, and I help up my hand. "Sorry," I said. "I have to pay attention to this." My friend wasn't offended - she had just taken her first bite as well.
Wildwoood was a wonderful way to celebrate our 11th anniversary! It is where we came immediately after our ceremony 11 years ago-as delightful now as it was then!
This was our 2nd visit to Wildwood, the first was a romantic dinner for 2. This time we went with good friends. We had a wonderful time! Really enjoyed sharing the mussels. They were fabulous as were all our meals.
love bringing friends and guests here! from the front desk receptionist to the 'thanks for coming' on the way out, my experience was great.
Our group of four stayed at the Northrup Station Hotel (one block away) and walked to The Wildwood for our 6:00 p.m. dinner reservation. We were seated immediately and greeted by the server and the manger. We ordered scallops, butter lettuce salad, and steak fraise salad for starters. We brought a bottle of wine with us and it was graciously opend and served. All of the starters were outstanding, but the steak salad was ethereal. The service was smooth, attentive and unobtrusive. Amazingly, all of us wanted the chicken breast entree, so the breadth of this review leaves something to be desired. However, the dish was incredibly flavorful and reflected tremendous care in its preparation. For dessert, it was the apple-fig sorbet.


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NORWAY -- An international connection has been made at Grace Methodist Church in Norway.
Members of the church have been busy making dresses for needy children in Mexico. The dresses are being made in preparation for an upcoming mission trip the church takes to Mexico.
"We go to the same place every year," says Gail Robert, trip coordinator. "We stay with a missionary in Texas at night; we travel across the border each day, and we run the eye clinic, and we also run a general medical clinic."
Grace Methodist Church women decided to make an international impact using their sewing skills and a lot of love.
One woman, Joanne, has a goal of making 100 dresses for the children.
"Well, right now I'm at 83," says Joanne. "I've got 17 to go, and they should be done shortly, and then I can work on some shorts we're also making," she adds.
There will be a sewing get-together this Saturday, February 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m at Grace Methodist Church in Norway.
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im used to installing litespeed and configuring it myself so I was prepared to go through the setup, change all the options i like, install dependencies, prepare and compile php myself/etc. but instead I followed instructions for the cpanel plugin. 10 seconds later litespeed is installed. one click + 5minutes later php is compiled and installed. next click its swapped from apache to litespeed.... and im done. I was impressed how easy it was. because its so easy to swap back I did some quick apache bench tests. I did not touch the server config at all, just wanted a quick baseline comparison with nothing special or magical done. tests were done from another server 0.6ms away on a 10mbit internet connection. suphp is enabled. I did several tests but included only one result here, the results were similar no matter what test i tried. test.php: <? print "hello"; ?> apache: ab -c 20 -t 120 -n 200000 http://.../test.php Requests per second: 406.75 [#/sec] (mean) observed load average: 1.61 litespeed: ab -c 20 -t 120 -n 200000 http://.../test.php Requests per second: 1977.87 [#/sec] (mean) observed load average: 0.28 1/5th the load, 5x more requests per second. is a nice result to see. browsing to the forum and writing this post took more time than all of the above combined |
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I asked about Joomla as a way for me to create my own website. Sounds like it would take some time to learn. How about Cpanel. Is that fairly easy to learn to use?
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If you miss the solid sense of humour and down-to-earth attitude of your fellow Brits back home and would love to meet up with others over here, this group is for you. If you're looking to make connections with other expats in New England (mainly RI and MA), then join up and feel free to suggest a meetup near you! We look forward to meeting you.
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Welcome to the Boston Expat and World Travelers meetup group. Do you have a passion for traveling overseas and learning about other cultures? We are a group of friendly travelers and expats who meet monthly for a drink to exchange travel ideas, tips, and stories about exciting places we have traveled to, lived in, or hope to visit soon. We welcome anyone who is interested in world travel, whether you are considering it for the first time or a travel junkie who routinely quits your job in search …
Are you new to Boston and looking to meet other Canadians living in Boston or the surrounding area? This is a social group for Canadian Expats living in Boston MA
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Welcome to the ORIGINAL home of the group formerly called "The Boston Aussie Expat Meetup Group" - our little piece of downunder on the other side of the world. Our network aims to provide regular culturally relevant and geographically convenient social events for Aussie (& Kiwi) expats, & their family/guests, in Massachusetts & the Greater New England region. These events can include gatherings out & about/in-town, & destination/home-based celebrations - for important events on the Aussie (& …
Welcome to a little piece of Australia right here in Boston, Massachusetts. Our group aims to provide regular social events in the Boston area for Australian expats, their families and anyone interested in meeting and socializing with us Aussies. We are open to all nationalities that are interested in learning about our Country. Our events encompass regular social gatherings and celebrations of important events on the Australian social calendar such as Australia Day, ANZAC Day and Aussie sportin …
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EuroProvidence is a social network dedicated to gathering professionals over the age of 30 who are of European origin, or those who have lived or studied across the pond for more than six months who wish to get together and relive some of the culture and their memories. Most events will be free of charge, but we ask that you support the venue. Our mantra is "work to live, not live to work." Events will include: Happy Hour; foreign film screenings; or to celebrate a countries fête. Venues will be …
This group is open to native German speakers, beginner speakers, those in-between and anyone interested in German language and culture. We meet at least once a month, and it's a great way to connect, learn and share. Immer lebhaft, immer gesellig!
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We have adopted 2 Russian speaking children and would LOVE to keep them speaking the language. (ages 4 & 10)Seeking Russian speaking families with young children that can attend local, fun, family events. Let's get together and help keep our children speaking the language! (perhaps even learn some ourselves) Happy to partner with another parent to keep this group going. Thank you for your interest!
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This group is for people living around the Brookline area who have moved here from Europe and are looking to meet fellow Europeans. We can share experiences and advice about living/working in America/Boston and also make new friends. I moved to Brookline a few months from England for my husbands work and am enjoying living here, but would really like to meet people in a similar situation who live locally. The group has been active since November and we meet up every couple of weeks for a coffee, …
A casual group gathering to keep the connection to our heritage. All German speaking Expatriates are welcome.
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(English version follows) Quelques Quebecois/ses se rencontrent a Boston pour feter la St-Jean et ca y'est! On a aime se retrouver et passer une soiree a parler Francais, faire des contacts, expliquer qui on est a nos amis de Boston, prendre un verre et une bonne bouffe. Une belle soiree a la Quebecoise quoi !On a eu envie de le refaire et on veut en faire un beau gros groupe de "chums", contacts, amis/es etc, etc...Etes-vous partant ? On parlera peut-etre un peu plus Francais qu'Anglais, mais f …
Meet local French language and culture lovers for conversation and fun! Come to a French Language Meetup and make new amis as you practice speaking, build your vocabulary and finally figure out those verb conjugations! All ages and levels welcome.
Want to practice your Portuguese? Meetup with others in your area who are also interested in the Portuguese Language. All ages and levels of proficiency are welcome!
Creating a forum for African Professional and Friends of Africans to meet and interact in a social setting, exchange cultures and ideas and just have fun!
Are you a young professional in the Boston area looking to meet other Tamilians, or just a person interested in the Tamil language/culture? Come join like minded folks for some fun conversations and affordable activities in the Boston/Cambridge area. I started this group because the traditional tamil sangams etc. cater more to families with kids, and was craving a group that had activities to engage young professionals.
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Le propos de ce groupe est de réunir périodiquement les membres InterFrench basés à Boston. C'est un réseau de networking professionel mais non sans une bonne dose d'humour ! The purpose of this groupe is to facilitate face-to-face meetings between the InterFrench Boston members. It's a professional networking group but not without a good dose of humor !
Connect with the Indian Community in the greater Boston Area! Expatriates from India, those with Indian background or anyone interested in attending Indian activities is welcome. This group will be a launch pad for people interested in meeting other Indians to explore town and have a regular bunch to hang out with!!! Everybody is welcome...we will do meetups which will span through the State indoor/outdoor/city and suburbia...
Hello Guys and Gals The group is just to have fun all time.This group is aimed at spending week ends and free time with some fun filled group let be a on the rocks in pubs or salsa in clubs or movies in theatres or pot luck at some friends house or celebrating Indian festivals together or some sports or volunteering in some social service activities. exploring new places or lasts on birthday parties, A long drive along the coast, saying happy new year in the dark in the first minute of the new y …
Are you an Onyxbird? "What's that?", you ask. That's my term for people of african heritage (i.e., african, african-american, afro-caribbean, afro-latino, afro-european) who love to spread their wings and travel to unusual, unexpected and interesting places. The Onyxbird also thrives on cultural exploration and tends to be socially conscious. Unfortunately, Onyxbirds tend to fly solo or as a pair. Very rarely are "flocks" of Onyxbirds spotted in China or Argentina or Finland or New Zealand. The …
Meet with people who have Russian children and are interested in keeping their Russian language, culture and social activities. We will organize play dates, park dates, picnics, museum trips, moms night outs or simply talk to each other and exchange ideas. Let's have fun raising kids!
Come and join us to meet other people interested in speaking French, meet French people of the Boston area, and enjoy going out in the Boston area to do fun activities. Venez-vous joindre à nous pour rencontrer d'autres personnes qui parlent francais, rencontrer des Francais de Boston, et participer à des soirées ou des événements dans le ville.
The Hindi Ke Bolnewale (=Speakers) Meetup Group meets in order to learn and use Hindi in conversation. Both native Hindi speakers and those who are learning Hindi are welcome! Join us for our next meeting.
We are jetsetters, expats, and young, professional, globally minded women. We believe in getting involved in the world around us, whether through travel, volunteering, or global awareness -- and we believe in the power of an internationally connected community to do it! We're starting at the local level and, after great success in Chicago, Boston is our second hub! Come join us for special happy hours called "Go Girl Live", which are after-work networking events that benefit a local women-focuse …
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This group is for everyone who was born in any of the former USSR Republics or who is Russian in soul or has Russian connections and would like to extend them and loves Russia. You don't have to be in Boston, but have to be over 21 to join this group. Most of our members are in their mid 20s to mid 40s range and speak fluent Russian. The main purpose of our group is to expand circle of friends and spend great time together. Our group is open to singles as well as married couples. All of our m …
This is a group for all Korean professionals who have moved to US and live / work in the greater Boston area. The meetup is meant to socialize, discuss on various topics, network, and whatever you would like to bring to the group. We usually meet around the Cambridge or Boston area. Every month we plan to hold at least one event to meet other members and socialize. By deciding to join this group, members agree to become active members and to attend at least 4 events per year. New event organizer …
This group is for any recent (or not so recent) arrivals from Ireland who are interested in meeting and socializing with other ex-pats in a friendly and fun atmosphere. Informal events to be held around Downtown Boston and Cambridge area. Any ideas or suggestions for meetings welcome.
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The purpose of this group is to facilitate interaction between Pakistanis in Boston, and their well-wishers. We plan to try different restaurants, attend sporting events, and try all the various activities Boston has to offer. Everyone is welcome to suggest meetups of their own as well. Please note this group is not a forum for any political or religious discussions. I hope it can be a casual and fun group, where we can enjoy one another's company and make new friends.
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Let's enjoy and explore our diverse Boston local and international cultures. Let's attend art, music, dance, and sports events; enjoy good food and drink; and share stories. The purpose of this club is to simply enjoy life and maybe make a new friend as we enjoy and learn from our shared cultures. I imagine that many of you will be new to Boston, perhaps you are from abroad or other parts of the US; I would like to offer activities that will introduce you to the Boston area. Also, I would like y …
A Hundred Thousand Welcomes! We want to make opportunities to Discover Irish Culture and to make a few new friends that you didn't have yesterday.
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Telugu speaker in the Boston area? Come hang out and let's talk about silly things, or philosophy or poetry, and most definitely food.
We are the Lady Demons and we are a Women's Australian Rules Football Team in the Boston area. The Lady Demons are affiliated with the men's team and we are always looking for recruits and fans. Our season starts in April and ends in October and includes football games, socials and volunteering events. So if you kick like a girl or interested in getting shape and meeting new people you should come check us out.
This is a group for parents and childcare providers who are interested in speaking French to their children. This is both for native speakers of French as well as learners of French at every level. The only requirement is that you are dedicated to speaking French to your child. We will meet up to have French playgroups and attend family-friendly French language and cultural events.
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Green Bay, WI (Sports Network) - Minnesota Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder will be inactive for Saturday's NFC Wild Card matchup with the Green Bay Packers due to an elbow injury.
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"With "Vandalia" Walter Marchetti is focusing his concrete and radical themes. Also including an homage to John Cage. Action Music!
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