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I don't think you can underestimate the power of enjoying music. My musical tastes have are varied and have grown more so over the years as I have gotten older. It is kind of like people, I appreciate something about everyone as I do with music. I like everything from the...
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Music Transports Me - December 29, 2006
Okay. I've had some gin. And, I just got finished taking a bath….and listening to music. "Into the Mystic" by Van Morrison. I want this song playing at my funeral. Just before this...
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Jan 6, 2007
Late at night I love to hear the former lead singer of ''Dance>Gavin>Dance (Jonny Craig) Emarosa , has any one heard of these groups the rock >jam an can be mello.
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I think in another life I was a famous singer or performer. I've always felt that way....or maybe in my next life I will be.
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Wedding Song - For years me and my best friend was dreaming about when we would get married and we had planned it in our heads for years. We also talked about having children. Stacey and I never had any children because of her health...
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Nov 13, 2008
I Love Music So Much! If It Is Ever Far From My Reach, I Could Never Be My True Self.
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Music. What can I say. Music has changed my life in ways I can't explain. About 14 months ago I was admitted into hospital for attempted suicide and the first thing I did was put my headphones in and I spent the night listening to she will be loved by maroon 5.
My mum had to...
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Don't Let The Ep Door Hit You On The Way Out!! - It's about time that all those, that choose to make this EP experience less than what it could be, should take the back door and leave!
So many of us are sick to death of your comments and any other thing you bring to this Great...
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Nov 8, 2011
Ocean - John Butler TrioFor anyone who is having a bad day, hope this little tune might cheer you up :)Enjoy!
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My Taste In Music. - I'm not a normal girl some say, because I listen to Rock and Metal. It speaks to me. This "taste" in music, is what saved me multiple time.
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Oct 4
All music. I love the way it makes me feel, I love that there's a song for every mood, every emotion. I love how connected I feel to the artist. I love how I can escape into a song and live a different reality.
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Better Son/Daughter by Rilo Kiley. Speaks to me in a huge way. I look back on the last three years and this song really tells a story. I'm sure it does for a lot of us. Even if you don't like the music or sound, give the lyrics a listen to or read. :)
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blinking Lights (for me). The Eels. Great tune, IMHO.
Mark Oliver Everett. His autobiography Thing The Grandchildren Should Know really explains the differences in the bands different sounds album to album. I recommend.
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Currently Jammin To... - Florence and The Machine, "Shake it Out"
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Punks Not Dead! - I love punk music, and I gladly take all the misconceptions that come along with it.
"Oh you mean like green day?" "All you do is get drunk" all that kind of stuff but no. I'm what I consider myself to be a true punk all around. Fav bands, the adict, Subhumans...
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A Piece Of My Journey - Sitting Here on Sunday with a racing mind. 3 months ago I gave up my stable life and moved to Europe to follow a dream I was once again given a shot at. I signed a record deal with an acoustic pop label. Everyone seemed to support me when it was fresh but...
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Nov 24
Music: The Definition Of The Soul - Recently, a close friend of mine and I were playing a game -- just a simple game where we asked each other random questions.
I asked him, "What's something you couldn't live without and why?"
He answered, "Music, because everything I've ever...
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Jan 29
Substance of My Soul - I love music. I have all kinds of music in my library. There is not a day goes by that I don't sit and just listen to music. I can find something for whatever mood I am in. It allows me to clear my mind and think through situations. The world would be a...
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Feb 6, 2008
Eletric feel- MGMT you'll feel like your on the beach when listening to this song
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Hallelujah - My Favorite Performance - This is my absolute favorite of all the performances of Hallelujah by so many. The Canadian Tenors do it beautifully. So glad a friend introduced me to this wonderful group of tenors.
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Musik calms the beast within , I wake to music each day that goes by .. I don't know what it would be like / feel like if it was not apart of my life .. When I was a child I had my own bedroom it was dark as phuckk an very scary . I started hearing stuff , found a little radio...
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I love Eminem!! Everything about him is perfect to me. I'm almost 18 and I've been listening to him since I was 7. He is my absolute inspiration for poetry, writing, and music, and I wrote part of my college essay about him if that isn't crazy enough. He's flawless in my eyes and...
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These Are The Best Bands Of Rock For Me -
Led Zeppelin
The Rolling Stones
Pink Floyd
The Who
The Doors
Bob Dylan
The Police
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Eric Clapton
David Bowie
The Police
Pearl Jam
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For Mp5 - - She's a great friend, and a wonderful person.
It's damn near impossible for me to ever really explain how nice she is, or what she means to me on a personal level.
I guess if I were pressed to define her to any degree, I would simply say that she's as sweet as...
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Trillmatic's Top 5 New Rappers To Watch (everything You Need To Know Plus Links To Music) - This is one for the hip hop heads. If you hate rap, click the back button now.
Big & Pac are dead. Nas and Jay Z still got it, but these and most titans of the rap game are pushing 40 and...
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Dec 8, 2012
Music Has A Race? - I like mostly all types of music and I hate when someone tells me I listen "white" people music. Music is music, it has no race.
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Nov 27
Listening to the Knack and ACDC and I feel like going crazy, air guitaring, going wild, jumping on my bed (and hopefully not falling off this time) and singing until i can't breathe! I really wanna let loose, maybe I should do some karaoke soon! :P
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I have been listening to the Beastie Boys to perk up here recently. I miss the sh!t out of MCA, and I am super sad that there will not be any more Beastie Boys albums. But, with all of the troubles in my life right now, they make me happy.
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The Inexpressible. - After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music
-Aldous Huxley
For a year and a half..... I was hollow. I would go through life and all these emotions people have, nothing would penetrate the surface level of...
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Queen. I love you more than anything. You have given me what I needed in a time of need. You are now my go to depression music, you make me feel better and pull me out of that deep hole like no other.
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I love sitting beside the stereo whenever I play Bob Dylan... It makes me feel so close to him. I can't put in to words how mad I am about that man.
Can't wait for the day when I do see him live in concert and just stare at his presence. That would be a dream come true!
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Neutral Milk Hotel. The king of Carrot Flowers part 1.
Something about it.
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As Long As Its Not Dubstep - A while back, a friend convinced me to go to this local show, a dubsteb performance. Now due to some drama along the way we never made it. But the people that I saw, the way they were dressed, the way they were acting (drug influenced maybe) the whole...
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I'm Certain I Would Die Without Music And People - January 6, 2007
At the risk of sounding cliché: music is a necessary therapy…a language. Sometimes, the only way I can feel like I've expressed myself is by listening to music. ...
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Jan 6, 2007
It Feeds My Soul - I love music. Lyrics are what my soul wants to say but sometimes can't speak. Singing releases all the negativity from my soul... The sound of certain beats make my heart jump with excitement I feel energized. Music is my friend when I feel nobody understands...
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Nov 11
There's Something More - When you listen to that little piece of music
When you play the strings of your guitar
When you sing along to that song
DOn't it just bring you to a place farther than this ground you set foot on
If you are a believer
When you listen to your music
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Dec 12, 2010
This song is just full of emotion, I love it, I love listening to it when I need to relax in my mind, feeling the stress just slowly fading away.
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Earphones In... Don'T Care About Anything Else 🎧 - Have you ever noticed how when you put your earphones in nothing else in the world matters?... The house could be burning down around you and you wouldn't care... Music is a universal outlet for EVERYONE... When your stressed...
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(http://www.experienceproject.com/stories/Love-Music/3745273)You will realize that your emotions and dreams are internally generated rather than infused from the outside.
Idolizing pop culture celebrities is an interesting and well described psychological...
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Music always takes me to a mental state of interest. It deviates me from reality more and more and fuels my imagination along with my emotions. This creates the "me" I hide inside and cherish, because it's too creative for society.
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John Lennon - " Hello Julian"...Sweet, the way he says it.See you beyond the beyond, hopefully.Love to you, multiplied by infinity to the depths of forever...Please Stand By Me !
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Jan 14
On Playlists, Mixtapes, And Middle School Angst - During a recent conversation with a dear friend, the subject of music "playlists" came up. To be more specific, we had a brief discussion on how the exchange of playlists is the "mixtape" of this generation. (Nostalgia...
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Dec 6, 2012
I Love Music Either Playing Musical Instruments Or Singing - I love to sing even though I don't have a nice voice, because my spiritual director told me that singing is also praying.
He also told me that if I think I don't have a nice voice, I should give my voice back to God...
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Jan 17
Pretty Soon !!!!! Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler - Carnival Time......Mardi Gras......Fat TuesdayEating King Cake, and getting the piece with the plastic baby...Seems like a choke hazard, but nahh...Ya get that piece, you get to buy the next cake.Oh boy, costumes, floats, beads...
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The World Would Be A Sadder Place Without Music - Absolutely love music. As a matter of fact, the satellite radio goes pretty much nonstop in our household. Not much of a tv watcher but need to hear music all the time. The only time it isn't on is when I am reading scripture or...
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Perhaps the only thing stopping me from becoming an alcoholic is the fact that I find the taste of alcohol unconscionably offensive. Beer is sewer water. Rum? Cough syrup. I'm likely betraying my unpolished, suburban upbringing here, but even the crème de la crème of liqueurs—say, a gilded bottle of vintage cognac festooned with Swarovski crystals—might as well be a dressed-up container of Liquid Drano to me. And if you're ever sitting across from me at a fancy restaurant, note my uncontrollable wincing after I lift my glass in surrender to the moment and the first piquant coat of expensive wine rudely invades my taste buds.
But then, somewhere between that second and fourth glass, the noxiousness of ethanol diffuses into a flavor as harmless as spring water, and the psychological effect is—what can I say—pure magic.
Given the sobering costs of drinking on society (alcohol accounts for 70 percent of fatal traffic accidents, and nearly the same annual percentage of murders, spousal battery and child abuse) alcoholism has justifiably been the focus of considerable attention by clinical psychologists over the years. It's certainly not my intent to downplay these serious issues associated with drinking. Believe me, here in Northern Ireland I'd wager there are more pubs than there are fast food restaurants in all of Texas, and one needn't look far in Belfast to see how ruinous alcohol can be on the lives of those affected.
Yet one mustn't always be a teetotaling bore, either. There is such a thing as responsible drinking; and over the past few decades, fun-loving psychologists have occasionally explored some of the quirky effects of moderate drinking on social behavior and cognition. Dostoyevsky used to refer to vodka as the "Russian God," which, if you think about it, is still a decent metaphor for the type of spiritual escapism available in an 80 proof bottle of today's Absolut. In fact, back in 1965, Harvard University psychologists Rudolf Kalin and David McClelland, along with Michael Kahn from Yale University, found precisely this type of "metaphysical" effect of drinking on male college students.
In their long-forgotten article published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, these forward-thinking scholars began their piece by hinting at a moralistic conspiracy, asking readers the following question: "Is it possible that the American puritan tradition has led even scientists to overlook some of the 'positive' effects of social drinking in stressing that the only value it has is to deaden the individual to real life, to anesthetize him a little so that he suffers less from anxiety?" And so these maverick scientists, eschewing the impolitic nature of their research question, decided to conduct a series of experiments to explore whether moderate drinking inspires creative thought.
The gist of Kalin and his colleagues' study went something like this. Two comparison groups of male college students were observed in a "natural" setting—for example, a smallish fraternity party or a living room discussion. Unbeknownst to the participants, the groups were randomly assigned to either a "wet" condition (where alcohol was served) or a "dry" condition (where only soft drinks were served). The dry condition therefore was the control condition, but the authors volunteer this inadvertently humorous aside:
Unfortunately, most subjects had expected alcohol to be served at both parties—which was normal on such occasions—so that the subjects in the dry condition were quite angry when they discovered no liquor was available. To keep their cooperation, the experimenter had to promise them a keg of beer after the party was over, but obviously their mood was not ideal for a control or "neutral" condition.


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The Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012, and a climate agreement to replace it, the Bali Roadmap, has been put together with much difficulty. This international agreement will, by 2009, have developed and developing countries working towards set greenhouse gas reduction goals. The United States, which did not participate in the Kyoto Protocol, will be party to the roadmap, and with developing countries also obligated to work towards reductions, this document really means something. The United States emits 20 percent of greenhouse gasses and does close to nothing about it, so the document would mean little without the Americans on board. Also essential in dealing with this global crisis are China and India, which rank second and fifth, respectively, in emissions rates.
Still, the contents of document do not meet with expectations. The UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, initially suggested reductions of between 25 and 40 percent of 1990 rates by 2020. It was the least that could be done to prevent climatic disaster. The United Nations Development Plan, or UNDP, in its Human Development Report 2007/2008, called on developed nations to engage in 80 percent reductions and for developing countries to enact 20 percent reductions in their greenhouse gas emissions. The United States, Canada, Japan, and Russia all opposed obligatory reduction goals and timetables until the very end, however, so that part of the document was removed. Those countries even rejected a compromise that would reduce emissions by 2050 to half of what they were in 2000.
What this means is that those countries just have to establish some degree of compulsory reduction goals in the course of working out the rest of this latest agreement. The United States is trying to create a global order on climate change that is self-centered, as are China and India. While the roadmap has developing nations participating, it calls for voluntary reduction goals. You wonder how many countries are going to set goals they will act on. The United States (29%) and the European Union (27%) emit overwhelmingly more than the others and need to bear that much more responsibility.
South Korea is listed as a country for which reductions are voluntary. It actually ranks 9th in greenhouse gas emissions and 6th in oil consumption. Its rate increase for emissions ranks the highest among OECD member states. This is why the international community has cited Korea as the first country that needs to be included in compulsory reductions. The way we are benefiting is embarrassing. We need to voluntarily set reduction goals that befit our responsibilities and obligations in the international community. Only by doing so will we be able to change our industrial structure from one that is high on energy and low on efficiency, to one that is low on energy and high on efficiency.
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Online auctions of fake coupons are costing manufacturers millions.
A security company's CAE considers whether to accommodate management's request to defer a planned audit engagement.
IT audit plans shouldn't be separate from the overall risk plan, but they should be focused on the risks that matter the most to the organization.
Boards are relying on their CAEs as regulatory oversight increases, says Michele Hooper, president and CEO of The Directors' Council.
Internal auditors of the future may, in some ways, hold themselves to a different standard, says 7-Eleven CAE Carolyn Saint.
With compliance risk likely to grow next year, many internal audit plans may not be aligned with their organization's greatest risks.
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Diamond jubilee balls for West Cumbrian Uppies and Downies games
Last updated at 20:38, Thursday, 29 March 2012
This year's Uppies and Downies series in Workington will feature a special Queen's Diamond Jubilee ball.
The Easter series will see hundreds of competitors from across Workington out in force to battle for bragging rights as the Uppies must get the ball to Workington Hall, while the Downies try to reach the town's dock.
A specially designed jubilee ball has been created by Mark Rawlinson, of Lady Court, Workington, and has red, white and blue piping around it.
The Uppies will be looking for revenge after last year's defeat to the Downies.
Uppies veteran Joe Clark, 60, of High Close, High Harrington, said: "We have had a number of themed balls before and it adds an extra bit of incentive. Each ball is unique and has a story to tell."
The three-game series starts on Good Friday, with the other games on April 10 and 14.
All money raised will go to Help For Heroes, and a charity night at Workington Royal British Legion, St John's Court, will be held on Saturday, May 5.
Mr Clark said: "The anticipation starts to build after January and people on the streets stop and ask me about it.
"The crowds have increased over the years. It's the best supported event in the town.
"It's now a game for fit young men. They condition themselves for it."
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I would like Jonathan Coulton, Parry Gripp, Seether, and The Main Drag for the Wii.
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Mordecai and the All That Remains songs for Wii pleeeeeease
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We were a party of five. Every plate on the table was delicious and perfectly cooked. Presentation was nice. Service was great. Pricy but worth every penny. Would visit again many times. Strongly recommended.
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I booked a reservation for 4 to celebrate a birthday. The service and food were excellent. The restaurant gave the birthday girl a box of 6 chocolate truffles. Very nice touch and unexpected.
Had a business meeting and the service and food were great from the moment we walked in the door. Thanks!
Requested and received table in quiet location for business lunch. Great 45 minute lunch menu. Fabulous food, impeccable and very fast service, validated garage parking. A little on the pricey side but worth it.
We were visiting from out of town and requested some help from the concierge at our hotel who suggested this restaurant for great seafood. The wonderful sushi to start was very tasty. We both had starters mine being the Thai Shrimp salad that was very fresh tasting and light. My husbands crab bisque was excellent. One of the best he's had. Both of our entrees were excellent, me having the halibut crusted in parmagianno/reggianno with lovely fresh, crisp green beans for a side and a little slice of potato heaven hash with cheese. Yum. My husbands ahi tuna was done just right with a great side of jasmine rice. The waiter had forgotten my husband's blue cheese salad, however, made up for it by offering us some delicious truffles.
If you like Seafood, this is a wonderful restaurant where you'll have many options. The preparations are exquisite and bring out the best of each dish. The Dungeness Crab and Corn Bisque was the best I've ever eaten. Followed by delicious Halibut which was cooked perfectly. Dessert (Coconut Pie) was equally good, but I was too full to enjoy it and we took it home. The wine list is impressive with a broad range of prices. Our waiter was very knowledgeable about food, wine and courteous. The restaurant is tastefully appointed and was full of people having a nice evening. We did not go to the bar, but it looked like a great place for a quick, casual meal. Seastar quickly went to the top of our list of favorite restaurants in Seattle. I
Had a wonderful anniversary dinner with my wife. We were joined by my aunt and uncle, who came over from Bellevue, and were fans of the Seastar location there. They brought a very nice red wine with them, that they had been saving, that the wine steward complimented and gracefully opened and poured. The food and service was wonderful and we had a great time.
Service walked perfect line of attentive and professional yet personable and human. Drinks could have arrived faster. Pleasant lighting and sound level is such that you can have a conversation without yelling. The food was uneven. Really nice raw platter shared appetizer and the presentation was beautiful. The blue cheese, pear etc salad was just ok - lacked presentation and interest. My seared tuna was out of this world and truly beautifully plated. My husband's salmon was well cooked - nothing outstanding. Brussel sprout side was undercooked and bitter. I would not eat it again. Two other dishes were quite good - not great. Truffles are amazing. Recommend if money is not a concern and you can bear a mediocre dish or two.
All around excellent service and food. I'm always impressed when I come to Seastar. The waitstaff is attentive, professional, friendly and very knowledgeable about the menu. The food was cooked perfectly and flavors well balanced. The raw oysters were very fresh with a nice briny flavor. The potato chip crusted halibut was a thick fillet. It had a nice salty crunch from the crust. The fish was moist and meaty. The smoked broccoli that comes with the salmon is also one of my favorites here.
The food was extraordinary and the service fabulous
Needed to make a substitution due to any allergy and the waiter states they can't make substitution to the chefs tasting menu. Instead of "the customer is always right" and accommodating us, the waiter throws up a bit of a road block. He finally does the correct thing and asked the chef who does have an alternative. This almost derails the evening but the rest a night was lovely. The waiter must have been a little embarrassed, because his attention to the table was bit slow and infrequent. To be fair, the restraint was busy. The food a wine pairing were perfectly delicious. We found the food tasty with interesting and unique preparations. The Seastar is a must visit.
We have never been disappointed here. We went on a 3-for-$28 citywide promotion night, and the quality and variety of the offerings on that menu were outstanding.
The soft lighting and table arrangements make this dining atmosphere warm and inviting for conversation. The Asian fusion menu is fantastic. The scallops ceviche flavor combination was so tantalizing we ordered twice! The seastar dessert trio of chocolate cake, fruit cobbler and coconut cream pie was delectable. Ate every bite! Be sure to add this restaurant to your must visit list!
We always wanted to try Seastar and decided to go during Restaurant Week. (3 courses for $28). Typically, the "3 courses for $28 menu" is a very short list. The portions are small and one is given more of a "taste" of dishes. The list at Seastar was fairly large. I had the Thai Seafood Salad, the prawns with spaghetti squash and zucchini, and the trio of desserts. It was one of the best overall meals I have ever had whether it was a "special" or just dining off the menu!! The service was also outstanding! I will definitely go back!
Seastar is the best seafood restaurant in Seattle. Every preparation is fresh and inovative . The service is outstanding as well. The $15 lunch is a great deal. Also greatfor small meetings in it's private room.
Seastar has it all, large pleasant quiet dining room, staff that are knowledgable and entertaining, Food that has a lot of taste, variety and beautiful presentation. Three hours visiting with friends 3 courses is a true dining experience.
I ordered the Hawaiian Fish and a Soup from special lunch menu, two selections for $15.00. The preparation was wonderful as I expected. I have been to the Seattle and Bellevue Restaurants both excellent.
I brought my sister here to celebrate her 30th birthday before walking over to the Key Arena for the Pink concert. This place was a bit out of her element but as soon as they put the pesto clams in front of us, I think she got over it quickly. Her only request was to have halibut --and they certainly delivered. I also appreciate that they did not pressure us or treat us differently when we didn't order drinks.
Very large selection on the menu. Difficult to decide, everything looked delicious ! Great suggestion from staff. Thank you for a nice evening.
We came for Seattle Restaurant Week and was pleasantly surprised. I'm so impressed with how easily the kitchen worked with our allergies (Gluten, Eggs and dairy). The server was polite and knowledgeable. I would come back here.
We've been eating at Seastar for the past several years, whenever we are in Seattle. It is consistently wonderful. The seafood presentations are unique and outstanding, for example a three-scallop appetizer with each scallop prepared in a different sauce with garnishes like truffles and mango. We almost always have their two preparations of wild king salmon; alder smoked and cedar planked. Both are wonderful. We are always too full for dessert, but the ones we observed at nearby tables looked elegant. Seastar is, in our opinion, the best seafood restaurant in Seattle.
Took my in-laws there and we had a marvelous time. It was truly enjoyable as everyone at wonderful food. We especially enjoyed the presentation.
We took advantage of the restaurant week menu. Great selection and each plate tasted great!
Second visit and I am again delighted by the quality and imagination of the menu offerings. Some standouts according to our party of four: Thai seafood salad, pasta with creamy garlic shrimp sauce, steelhead with maple glaze, fiery rolls, and the dessert trio. We had happy hour cocktails in the bar and there is a lovely appetizer menu easily a full on dinner. The service was flawless from check-in to paying the check. This was a Restaurant Week visit and while some restaurants skimp on that menu this was very generous and they gave us their A game. Great job John Howie! We will all be back.
Fabulous seafood, especially the cheviche and poke. Can't recommend it enough.
Being there on Monday evening we experienced a nice and quiet dinner for four! The fish (applewood wild salmon & halibut) as well as scallop were all done just perfect for us (most of the time in other restaurants the fish is overcooked). We love the scallop trio and crab cakes appetizers which gave us several flavors to taste at the same time. The server allowed us plenty of time to drink, eat, and relax through the entire meal which is what we enjoy while eating out.
Requests are honored, the service is consistent, and the food is fabulous. I highly recommend the Seattle Seastar Restaurant and Raw Bar.
We were in town and found the restaurant via opentable for a late lunch. It was fantastic! The food was delicious and many items on the menu piqued out interest. Wine, beer & cocktails were also fantastic and service was also very friendly and wonderful.
Was a bit surprised at some inconsistencies in food prep. Servers a bit oversolicitous.
Food itself was terrific as is wine list. Service was very uninspired. We came prepared to spend big (and did) but waiter made it a less than stellar evening. After we ordered drinks and $100+ of starters, you would think that our waiter would be a bit attentive and aware that we were up for a special meal. It took 15 min plus for him to bring our initial drinks, he had to be prodded to offer menu details and almost grudgingly gave up descriptions of the entrees. I'm not into the hovering, overbearing style of wait person who tries to make him/her self a part of the evening, but come on, show a little enthusiasm for the food you are serving and the people consuming it. Lots of other places in town with great food and great waitstaff.
I was so impressed with everything at Seastar that this place has become a "go to" on my personal list. The reception was flawless at the door, the wine list was amazing, the sommelier was an absolute gem and the wine process were more than fair! Then comes the food... Deviled eggs with caviar and bacon relish... decadent Parmesan crusted halibut... Best fish EVER The table shared a coconut crème pie - amazing Do yourself a favor and don't get trapped by touristy places - get off the wharf and get here. You will be amazed at the quality of EVERYTHING here. See you in February!!!
Seastar is consistently the best seafood restaurant in Seattle. Great food well prepared andpresented and attentive service and management. Also has the best lunch deal in the city.
At the Seastar Restaurant we enjoyed some fantastic fresh sushi appetizers and had wonderful seafood dinners. The dinners were served with healthy sized portions, no skimping, and beautifully displayed. The waiter was very helpful in choosing a good wine for my dinner. Sitting next to a window we were able to watch people go by and enjoyed the atmosphere it provided. The hostess seated us only a table away from a young child crying and treated other diners differently. The meal was expensive but worth it.
Love this restaurant and the food but the 45 minute lunch option is what makes this a perfect fine dining lunch option.
This was our first time at Seastar. We decided to splurge and get the chefs special with the wine pairing. It wasn't cheap but it was absolutely incredible.
We have been to this restaurant on a number of occasions and always been happy. This time it was fantastic, don't know if the "celebration" added to the evening; got a table at the window and our waiter Eric was on top with this service and knowledge of the menu, he made suggestions and offered options. We had the plank salmon but with the side dish from the grilled salmon menu option...perfectly cooked and the side dish brussels sprouts with bacon and corn sauce - yumo!
I was part of a 5-person business dinner recently and was extremely satisfied with the service and food was impecable! Highly recommend!
The service from start to finish, is attentive, friendly and professional. Was there for business lunch and while a bit loud, everything else was perfect. Our whole party either had the salmon or seafood cobb salad and both received rave reviews.
We dined with another couple who had frequented the restaurant often. The dining experience was superb. One of our party asked that her plank salmon be prepared to a specific level of doneness. It came out just as she asked. We plan to return.
We had a most delighful lunch at the Seastar, it's not easy to score high on everything! The service was genteel, the food exquisite and ambience divine. We even impressed my Hamptons and Upper East side cousin on every level, and that's not easy.
Attention to details in their execution. Seafood tower is higher recommended. Order half for appetizer for 2. Never had a bad meal there. Staff is the best
Reservations were easy to arrange and the seafood was great. The prices were a bit higher than we were hoping and the dining room was rather cold with a draft blowing through from the front door (considering the temperature was only 15 degrees outside this made sense).
It was all so tasty. We had a wonderful late lunch in the bar and it was simply superb.
I took my work colleagues here to show my appreciation for them and the great work environment they create. It needed to be a special meal at a special place and I was not disappointed.
Delicious food with friendly, attentive, and accommodating-but-not-intrusive service. Terrific 45-minute lunch menu that allows you to dine as quickly or leisurely as the occasion demands.
The quality of service and food exceeded our expectations! We will be back for sure and we highly recommend this restaurant! We came for our anniversary and it was a memorable experience which will be difficult to top next year. Thank you to the staff who helped make the evening so special!


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Telemental Health (TMH) revolutionized access to the delivery of evidenced-based clinical mental health services, yet education for clinicians and trainees to optimally utilize telehealth technologies had just begun to be addressed. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) developed a comprehensive National Telemental Health Training Program to educate psychiatrists, psychiatric residents, and medical students to deliver care using clinical video technologies (CVT). This national TMH training program itself uses innovative and technological educational modalities, including comprehensive web-based modules, national satellite broadcasts, a national teleconferenced journal club, interactive internet applications, and live real-time simulated remote competency assessments. Additional training opportunities include participation in comprehensive national educational conferences, advanced fellowships, special mentoring projects, and telemental health leadership opportunities.
Over 50,000 remote patients annually are receiving telemental health nationwide services through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), an approximate eightfold increase since 2002 (1). Telemental health in the VA now provides general and specialty mental health services for nearly all diagnoses (e.g., PTSD, substance use disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, pain), and includes multiple modalities of treatment (e.g., psycho-pharmacological intervention, individual and group therapy, cognitive-behavioral and processing therapies, neuropsychological evaluations, psychosocial rehabilitation, and expert clinical consultation).
Little has been published on educating psychiatrists and trainees in the actual delivery of telemental health services. Osterheld et al. (2) published the sole manuscript proposing an introductory telepsychiatry curriculum in 1999 for a single linkage between the University of South Dakota and a hospital in Sioux Falls. The November–December 2006 issue of Academic Psychiatry addressed a number of other topics related to technology in medical education, including electronic portfolios, electronic medical records, personal digital assistants, distance and electronic learning systems, and virtual-reality training (3). Quinlan et al. (4) discussed the use of telepsychiatry in oral board examination preparation. Scaturo and Huszonek (5) described telepsychiatry as promising in training psychiatrists and psychologists in collaborative settings. Szeftel et al. (6) studied the effectiveness of using telepsychiatry for side-by-side supervision.
This Educational Resource report details the development of a comprehensive national training program for psychiatrists, psychiatric residents, and medical students to optimally deliver remote telemental health services using clinical video technologies, and to become telemental health leaders. This article describes the basic principles, new modalities, applications, and monitoring of this program.
Psychiatrists, psychiatric residents, and medical students who will begin to deliver mental health services remotely, are targeted for focused training, which includes:
Context and Background: Information is provided about the history of telemental health since its beginning in the 1960s, through to the robust level of evidence-based TMH activity that has since evolved. Seminal studies and landmark manuscripts are referenced for more academic analysis.
Clinical Conduct of the Interview: Operational clinical instruction includes topics to better relate to the patient remotely; for example, maximizing eye contact, optimizing environmental factors, and remote relationship-building techniques, such as a pre-session internet search of local news at the patient's site for relevant discussion.
Safety/Legal Issues: The training emphasizes remote assessment of dangerousness (6), along with legal parameters such as remote detainment and commitment laws, remote prescribing laws, and remote licensing regulations.
Initial Competency: Delivery of telemental health care is assessed in a 1-hour simulated remote clinical videoconference conducted by a trained mental health educational expert.
Clinical Scenarios: Instructional clinical remote scenarios address emergency management of the suicidal and/or homicidal patient, voluntary and/or involuntary hospitalization, the medically unstable patient, interruption of equipment technology, dispensing of medications, any need for lab studies, and follow-up consultation and appointments.
Ongoing Competency: Ongoing national education facilitates the maintenance of up-to-date knowledge of the expanding telemental health evidence-base.
Innovative and technological modalities used in developing the National Telemental Health Training are available on the website of the Office of Telehealth, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (1). These modalities include the following:
The National Telemental Health Operations Manual, which establishes comprehensive national VA telemental health clinical guidance in clinical, technical, organizational, and emergency operations and policies applicable for psychiatrists, psychiatric residents, and medical students.
Comprehensive National Web-Based Telemental Health Training Modules consist of 75–100 screen frames of interactive internet information, generally providing 1 hour of Continuing Medical Education credit, and including basic information (historical background, evidence-base, and handling remote psychiatric emergencies), as well as advanced topics on detailed clinical techniques, equipment, and logistical implementation issues. Post-module measurements assess new knowledge acquired, program content, and satisfaction.
National Telemental Health Educational Satellite Broadcasts consist of an ongoing series of 60-minute, professionally produced, videotaped, and nationally-aired live educational programs on current aspects of relevance in telemental health.
National Telemental Health Internet Interactive CME Live Meetings combine teleconference with internet interactive screen materials. Psychiatrists, psychiatric residents, and medical students throughout the country can view electronic slide presentations while having the opportunity to discuss or pose questions to the presenter. Topics are generally chosen on the basis of need for further or specialized training.
The National Evidence-Based Teleconferenced Journal Club is the first such national entity to provide an innovative approach to the challenge of keeping up-to-date with the rapidly advancing field of telemental health. Participants are taught to review the two main telehealth journals (Journal of Telemedicine and E-Health and The Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare ) for recently published manuscripts relevant to mental health. Participants also search PubMed for articles listed under telemental health, telepsychiatry, and telepsychology. Whenever possible, authors present their own work or serve as discussants. Practicing psychiatrists and trainees are also offered the opportunity to participate as reviewers in this national forum.
Live Clinical Videoconferencing Competency Training is the first national remote experience to coach psychiatrists, psychiatric residents, and medical students in establishing baseline competency skills before having patient contact. A trainer conducts a simulated clinical encounter addressing conduct of the remote clinical interview, optimization of the clinical equipment, and emergency clinical management of the patient.
Comprehensive National Educational Conferences: Each year, the VA Office of Telehealth Services holds an extensive 1- to 3-day educational and training Telehealth Leadership Conference with a focused Telemental Health Track.
Individualized training programs are determined for different levels of new telemental health clinicians and trainees. At the basic level, two 1-hour, web-based modules are completed (telemental health operations and remote emergency management), coupled with participation in a live, real-time, remote interview conducted by the mental health educational expert.
For those interested in more advanced training, additional components include completion of advanced web-based modules and CME interactive live-meeting educational pieces, participation in national journal club literature review, observation of topic-specific satellite broadcasts, attendance at national telemental health educational conferences, and appointment to local and national telemental health leadership activities.
These training modalities are being used in traditional academic-affiliate and VA-owned programs, for attending physicians and residents in psychiatry and for medical student-level interviewing-skills classes. Also, the Yale Graduate Medical Education Committee has approved a 5th-year, non-ACGME psychiatry Advanced Fellowship in Telemental Health, designed to offer postgraduate training in telemental health direct clinical and clinical research activities. Special mentoring projects are available for advanced training in areas such as home telemental health monitoring and the remote delivery of cognitive-behavioral therapies to specialized patient populations. Psychiatrists and psychiatric trainees at all levels are afforded opportunities to participate in National Telemental Health Leadership Committees, including activities and projects to encourage leadership development and postgraduate telemental health roles.
Evidence of the impact of this comprehensive training program is first apparent in the existence of a National Telemental Health Training Program where there previously was none. Also, the completion of didactic material is documented. From January 1 through December 31, 2010, 614 mental health clinicians and trainees completed the web-based Telemental Health Operations Manual CME module; 776 completed the Telemental Health Suicide Preventions and Emergency Care CME module; and over 500 Telemental Health Live Simulated Remote Clinical Competency Trainings have been performed. Since 2004, a total of 2,072 participants have attended the Annual VA National Telemental Health Leadership Conferences, with specialized Telemental Health Tracks for psychiatrists, psychiatric residents, and medical students. The National Journal Club has had over 200 participants since its inception.
Program effectiveness is measured in post-training questionnaires. The national conferences are assessed by an 18-question post-conference evaluation addressing program content (purpose, objectives, teaching strategies, up-to-date nature of information), new skills and knowledge acquired, logistical, and satisfaction items. On a scale of 1%–100%, participants have ranked the conferences in the 88%–92% range, consistently, over each item and each year. Over 99% of participants found the conferences worthwhile and would recommend them to their peers. In electronic training modalities (e.g., web-based training modules, National Journal Club), participants demonstrated at least 80% scores in knowledge content questions to receive CME credit. Follow-up questions rated 80%–90% of the objectives as met, with 70%–90% in satisfaction scores.
Other agencies, such as the Department of Defense and the Indian Health Service, have used the VA National Telemental Health Training Program either directly or as models for the development of their own programs, with continuing potential for transferability to other learning organizations. Presentations to disseminate information about the VA TMH Training Program have been made at national and international peer-reviewed conferences, including those sponsored by the AAMC.
Ultimately, with more psychiatrists and psychiatric residents being trained to deliver telemental health services, TMH continues to increase at the VA, in number of patients, number of encounters, types of clinicians delivering services, diagnoses being treated, kinds of treatments being delivered, and number of trainees being appointed to jobs involving telemental health components, including leadership positions in the National Telemental Health Center (1).
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Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway has warned his players to buck up their ideas after Monday night's 4-1 defeat to Fulham at Selhurst Park.
He also admitted that bringing in 14 new players over the summer could have been a mistake but that he is stuck with them until January.
Palace have just three points from eight games, and in the past five games they have found the back of the net twice, and conceded 12 goals – next up at Selhurst Park on Saturday is in-form Arsenal.
Holloway said: "Since we announced the squad, we've lost five games and I feel there's something wrong there.
"I don't feel that we've got the spirit, maybe we changed too many, but the squad is who we've got until January so they better buck up, stick together and learn how to stick together.
"It's tough and we've got a nice easy one coming up in Arsenal. The Premier League is unrelenting."
Monday night had started well for the Eagles when Adrian Mariappa headed Palace ahead – however, a brace of howitzers from Pajtim Kasami and Steve Sidwell had Fulham ahead at the break.
Within 10 minutes of the restart, Palace were 4-1 down when slack defending at two corners allowed Dimitar Berbatov and Philippe Senderos to capitalise.
Holloway said: "It all started quite well, but then we got two bolts from the blue.
"If you've seen better goals than that this season I'd like to see them myself. They completely knocked the stuffing out of everybody."
He added: "We spoke about it at half-time. We needed the next goal and we're all bitterly disappointed with the way we conceded two from set pieces.
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The Suns beat the Sixers to snap a six-game losing streak on Wednesday night at US Airways Center. They have not won a game since December 19, 2012 against Charlotte. Four of the six losses during this skid were by a combined 15 points.
The Suns also won for the fifth time in their last seven home games and for the seventh time in their last 11 contests overall at USAC. This is also the Suns' 1,999 victory in franchise history.
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Despite the Suns' stellar defensive efforts on the Sixers, guard Jrue Holiday recorded 16 points, a career-high-tying 10 rebounds and 10 assists Wednesday. That was his second career triple-double and his first since February 2, 2011 at New Jersey.
� Luis Scola finished with his third straight 20-point game. That's his longest streak since January 27-February 1, 2011. He now has six 20-point efforts for the Suns. Scola is also averaging 26 points, nearly seven rebounds and four assists per game in the last three games.
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"For us it was obviously a much, much, much needed win," said head coach Alvin Gentry. "If you look at [Wednesday] I think you just have to say it's a total team effort. I just thought when we needed certain guys to step up, they did and when we needed certain guys to make a play here and there, we did also."
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I have read numerous complaints online about the Lenovo G570 laptop, apparently the hinges are prone to break a few months after use, and whatsmore the customer service teams are supposeduly refusing to acknowledge that the issue is covered under wear and tear..
I am wondering, has this problem been addressed with the release of the G580 laptop? I am no expert, but I assume that the model numbers represent incremental revisions. Does this typically mean component upgrades ie processor or also include fixes such as the hinges of the G570?
Any response would be greatly appreciated as I am considering buying the G580 but need a strong quality laptop. I have heard that Lenovo are the best, my friend has one with a metal case and it seems strong, which models are known for their strength/durability?
I also require a 15.6inch screen with i5, 4gb ram and 500gb hdd, preferably and usb 3.0..
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It appears they changed the bottom case design between the g570 and g580. There is substantially more plastic around the left hinge area.
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I have used the old lenovo t61p that I really liked, but it is getting old and slow so I am looking at new ones and was looking at the g serise. I have seen that the g575 has some problems with the case cracking apart, and Im wondering if any one knows if this problem is in the new g580 version, or if any one has had that happen with the new ones.
Just based on the pictures i'd say it's fixed in the g580 line.
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"I think most creative people like Allen basically veer between ambition and anxiety, between self-doubt and confidence," Radcliffe said. "I definitely can relate to that, even if I don't have the extremes of confidence he has. He was calling himself a genius in his diary, at the age 14! I would never have said that about myself, even to myself. But we all go through that, 'Am I doing the right thing? Is this what I meant to be doing?' Hopefully in less extreme ways and not under the magnifying glass of a murder investigation."
Radcliffe's own crisis of conscience came when he wondered if he'd be able to continue to grow as an actor.
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Ambassador Rice Thanks Servicemembers in Afghanistan
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SquashedHumor, agriculture and young love all come together in Joan Bauer's first novel, set in rural Iowa. Sixteen-year-old Ellie Morgan's life would be almost perfect if she could just get her potentially prize-winning pumpkin to put on about 200 more pounds�and if she could take off 20 herself...in hopes of attracting Wes, the new boy in town. |
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Another player withdraws from Mercury Insurance Open
Story | Aug 2, 2011 | 9:34 PMSixth-seeded Dominika Cibulkova added herself to the long list of players who have withdrawn from this year's Mercury Insurance Open. Cibulkova said in a statement Tuesday that she injured her abdominal muscle at the WTA's Stanford event... -
U.S. Open: Maria Sharapova survives in first round
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U.S. Open: Wimbledon champ Petra Kvitova loses in first round
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U.S. Open: Venus Williams wins first match since Wimbledon
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U.S. Open: Sabine Lisicki wins way to play Venus Williams
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Wimbledon: Sabine Lisicki upsets Marion Bartoli to advance to semifinals
Story | Jun 28, 2011 | 4:33 PMSabine Lisicki, a 21-year-old from Germany who needed a wild-card invitation to get into the Wimbledon draw, served nine big aces and recovered from losing three match points in the second set to upset ninth-seeded Marion Bartoli, 6-4, 6-7 (4),...... -
Second-seeded Kim Clijsters withdraws from Wimbledon
Story | Jun 15, 2011 | 4:33 PMNot long after the Wimbledon seedings were announced Wednesday, the women's field was shaken up as No. 2 seed Kim Clijsters of Belgium withdrew a day after injuring her right foot at the UNICEF Open in the Netherlands. "At this...... -
Maria Sharapova advances to Wimbledon final
Story | Jun 30, 2011 | 4:33 PMMaria Sharapova survived some shaky serving (13 double faults) by being overpowering from the baseline, and she beat unseeded German Sabine Lisicki 6-4, 6-3 in 1 hour, 27 minutes in a Wimbledon semifinal. Sharapova, seeded fifth, won this tournament in...... -
Petra Kvitova defeats a noisy Victoria Azarenka to enter her first Wimbledon final
Story | Jun 30, 2011 | 4:33 PMPetra Kvitova, a 21-year-old from the Czech Republic, became the first left-hander since her hero Martina Navratilova to advance to the women's Wimbledon final Thursday, with a 6-1, 3-6, 6-2 win over fourth-seeded Victoria Azarenka of Belarus. Kvitova,... -
Petra Kvitova returns to Wimbledon semifinals
Story | Jun 28, 2011 | 4:33 PMPetra Kvitova cracked an ace on match point and the 21-year-old left-hander from the Czech Republic reached her second straight Wimbledon semifinal Tuesday with a 6-3, 6-7 (5), 6-2 win over 23-year-old Tsvetana Pironkova of Bulgaria. Kvitova, seeded... -
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