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Lauri Massing
Psychologist, PhD
"I enjoy working with people of all ages in individual, couples and family therapy. My clients describe me as being a down-to-earth psychologist, with a signature laugh, who is willing to talk as well as listen. With over 20 years of clinical and supervisory experience, I have developed a flexible treatment approach that incorporates elements of psychodynamic "talk therapy" and practical cognitive/behavioral strategies. I believe that all people have the power to change and view myself as a facilitator of the process.
(508) 603-9524
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Katherine (Kat) Kasheta
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
"Congratulations on taking the first step to make positive changes in your life. I understand that choosing to start therapy is a decision that sometimes people can struggle with. It is important to find a therapist who you can open up to and trust. I enjoy working with children, adolescents and young adults who are looking to make positive changes in their life. I have over 10 years of experience and I am here to listen and use a strength based , integrative approach to help you reach the goals that you have identified.
(857) 776-7323
"My approach is to identify the clients' therapeutic needs with compassion. My goal is to help clients to identify their presenting problem, understand their thoughts and actions, and guide them towards awareness and concrete resolution. I am passionate about helping people with their relationship challenges. I offer couple, individual, family therapy and workshops. I provide counseling for adults, adolescents, and children. Prior to practicing in the Private Sector, I served as the Clinical Director of a treatment facility in Massachusetts.
(617) 209-9022
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Gladys Cano
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"My goal as a therapist is to work with each person towards positive change and to bring balance back into their lives. I believe that everyone has the power to change and I see myself as being able to help you in this process. I work with adults, couples and families to face their life challenges and to achieve their very best. I treat each person in a caring, respectful and enthusiastic manner. I look forward to meeting and working with you.
(401) 229-6053
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Steven D Berube
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
"My focus is on meeting others where they are at and participating in a collaborative process of change. My underlying approach can be described as being supportive, and relationship based to enhance the outcome, while also integrating evidenced based strategies. I enjoy working with people who are hesitant to come into therapy and may even be uncertain about the process.
(508) 315-6834
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David S La Pensee
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, ACSW, MSW
"As a seasoned professional with 30 plus years of experience, the chances are good that I can relate to your problem and I have proven measures to help you resolve them. I bring a level of caring, commitment and an ability to induce comfort that has stood the test of time, many of my clients and there have been over 10,000, say that the greatest helping aspect, has been the caring and personal commitment I bring to the helping process. Together, we can make a real difference in your life. One call could be life changing.
(978) 407-3291
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Diana Holmes
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"Therapy can provide an opportunity for reflection, growth, acceptance and forgiveness. I welcome the chance to meet with you and discuss your challenges and assist you with fulfilling your potential. I use a strength-based approach with a focus on setting and obtaining goals. My style is eclectic and is based on the needs of the client.
(619) 821-2516
Sage Goodwin
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
"Children, Families, Adults and Couples: I specialize in children and their families; working to increase the health of the family system. I will work individually with a child and also ask the caretaker to take an active role in the child's healing process. Today many children have a variety of issues that arise in their developmental path; internal and external. Therapy can help get them back on their appropriate developmental trajectory. I use play therapy, filial therapy, and many other tools to assist the child and their family. My office includes a playroom.
(401) 352-4682
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Corey J Flanders
Counselor, LMHC
"I provide a confidential, non-judgmental environment in which to explore life's most difficult challenges: expected or unexpected major life changes, fear of death, unresolved grief, feeling alone or disconnected from others or from oneself, feeling lost in chaotic relationships, feeling a loss of direction or purpose in life, or anything that has increased your stress level and eroded your sense of possibility. Together we can explore the problem and make a plan to move forward while addressing the barriers to a joyful, meaningful life.
(508) 794-3622
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Stephanie Phillips
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"I work with adults seeking improved quality of life. I have 19 years experience,assisting those adjusting to a life stressor, those with depression, anxiety, relationship difficulty, trauma,and addiction among other issues. It requires courage to take steps to improve one's situation. My approach is geared toward an individuals personal motivation, whether he or she is just beginning to contemplate change, is open to learning new coping strategies,or understand and shift patterns of behavior that are no longer effective, and are preventing them from enjoying life.
(508) 928-9068
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Carol A. Adams
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
"Clients describe me in a number of ways: warm,outgoing and a little spacey; smart, enthusiastic and kind of funny; spiritual, calm and a bit on the old side. Whichever of these adjectives might apply in any given moment, clients always have my full attention and caring. I love the process of helping people sort out what the issues are, what can help, and how to change.
(401) 351-3300
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Stephanie Sakalian
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
"The focus of my practice is with adults and teenagers and includes issues of trauma, anxiety, depression, and eating disorders. I have had many years of experience with traumatized clients (sexual and physical abuse). My ideal client is one who is ready to work in therapy--to discover and get to the bottom of it all. My goal is to create a safe and accepting environment where one can open up and begin to deal with inner conflicts and pain.
(774) 901-5430
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Carol J Jensen
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD
"Psychotherapy focuses on restoring perspective and building confidence in addressing life's challenges. My approach is interactive, collaborative, and based on an appreciation of each person's creative potential. Through asking questions, sharing knowledge and observations, and getting feedback, we work towards self-discovery and understanding. Together we focus on clarifying goals and identifying effective ways to meet them. Psychotherapy involves recognizing patterns, expectations, or beliefs that may have been helpful in the past, but are no longer. Addressing these patterns removes barriers to change. Strengths are identified and fostered, becoming the foundation for new ways of approaching things.
(401) 680-6121
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Andrea J Scarbrough
Counselor, LMHC
"Has life got you feeling stuck? Life can become overwhelming at times and the decision to come to counseling is not easy. It takes strength and courage to reach out and to work towards living a more fulfilling life. Together, we can recognize and develop your inner strength to face those difficult times as well as accomplish your goals and desired growth in life. We can also work towards self-awareness which will help you with change and acceptance.
(508) 369-9484
Todd J Schmenk
MEd, CMHC
"The goal of my practice is helping individuals, couples and families regain a sense of balance and purpose in their lives. Drawing upon my experience in mental health counseling, health education and nutrition, I have found I have much to offer for those seeking assistance in dealing with situations which bring about anxiety and depression as well as dealing with the physical and emotional effects of living with a chronic health condition, either personally or a close relative. I do this through a combination of education, behavioral, emotional and cognitive approaches which are evidenced based and produce positive outcomes.
(401) 239-0493
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Marquita S. Myrick
Counselor, MA, NCC, LMHC
"Are you looking for a down to earth therapist who will meet you where you're at? I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and practice from a Strengths-Based and Integrative model and believe in my clients ability to access a life full of happiness and fulfillment. I welcome clients from a variety of life experiences and ethnic backgrounds. If you have a desire to explore, discover and change, contact me today!
(508) 939-6243
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Carrie Ruggieri
Counselor, LCMHC, BCETS
"Throughout the past 25+ years , my adult and child clients have been inspired me to believe that nature has equipped us with the potential for resilience and transformational thriving even the most tragic circumstances. My healing work with clients validates the two essential applications of relational neuroscience that ground my work: 1) emotional healing is as inherent in our biology as is physical healing, and 2) the healing actions of the mind/brain can only occur in the context of the safe, attuned, and trusting therapeutic relationship.
(401) 454-4040
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Michelle P Burke
Counselor, MEd, LMHC
"If you are dealing with stress in your life and need someone to talk to please feel free to give me a call. I would be happy to help. Office hours are by appointment Monday through Thursday.
(508) 644-1836
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Maranda Pennini
Counselor, MEd, LMHC
"Therapy is a process in which you, the client, are an active participant. The most important part of that process is your relationship and comfort level with the therapist you choose. We all go through periods of transition in our lives, some of which are more difficult to navigate than others. If you are looking for a therapist who will help you to take charge of your life and support you in a compassionate, non-judgmental environment, you've found the right place.
(508) 709-9995
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Gregory J Todisco
Counselor, MEd, LMHC
"Does your child have difficulties with: Excessive video game use? Limited social skills? Following directions? Disruptive behavior? Do you find difficulty in communicating with your child? Is your child isolating often? Have interventions in the home failed or perhaps worsened symptoms?
(508) 640-7992
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I would like to recognize and thank all of the staff and providers in the areas affected by the lake effect snow in Western and Northern New York that are working tirelessly around the clock to care for the individuals we serve. Many of you have put aside your own needs and the needs of your own families to keep the individuals we serve safe. Your selfless actions and dedication are an inspiration to your peers and everyone in the state.
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Dear Friends and Colleagues:This past month marked the 35th anniversary of the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) Senior Companion Program. The Senior Companion Program, a Senior Corps program of the federal Corporation for National and Community Service, provides service opportunities for 5 million Americans through volunteerism.
Dear Friends and Colleagues:October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, a national campaign that raises awareness about the employment of individuals with disabilities and celebrates their many and varied contributions to America's workplace. The theme for 2014 is Expect. Employ. Empower.
Dear Friends and Colleagues:Governor Andrew M. Cuomo yesterday signed an Executive Order to establish the Employment First Commission, which will be tasked with creating an employment first policy in New York State. The initiative will help the state achieve its goal to increase the employment rate of people with disabilities and register 100 businesses to hire people with disabilities as part of their workforce strategy.
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At the age of 96, Lester Voge, has developed a prototype for Tee'd Off… The Game of Your Life!, a board game that is based off of the original game called Dirty Marbles. Voge was introduced to the original game by his daughter and son-in-law and quickly became a fan. "My wife and I used to play that game every night," he comments. "I just couldn't get enough of it." Voge is certain that once someone plays Tee'd Off, they will become addicted too.
Lester's game follows the same rules as Dirty Marbles, but his version of Tee'd Off features new graphics and uses unique playing pieces which Lester invented. Rather than using marbles, as in the original game, Voge created a plastic marble tee, which resembles a marble sitting on top of a golf tee.
Lester moved into Library Square senior community earlier this year and is excited to share his new game with fellow residents. Lester has had several prototypes of his game produced, and on Thursday, September 8th at 2:00 p.m., Library Square will be hosting a demonstration of how to play Tee'd Off for the residents. Lester will be on hand to explain the rules and lead a demonstration.
Voge is currently looking for an established company to produce his game or to establish a not-for-profit company to produce the games and donate the profits to a charitable organization.
Library Square is a Laureate Group senior community, offering independent and assisted living apartments. For more information visit www.laureategroup.com.
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WINN, Mich. – Bobcat of the Rockies recently signed a contract to become the exclusive dealer of Morbark tree care equipment for Colorado as well as Albany, Carbon, Goshen, Laramie and Platte counties in Wyoming, Morbark said in a release.
Originally founded as Empire Cranes in 1965, Bobcat of the Rockies is a division of Berry Companies, and operates seven locations in Colorado and one in Cheyenne, Wyo. With new and used equipment, an extensive parts inventory, the addition of Bobcat of the Rockies will give Morbark's customers in the area local experts in the tree care industry.
"Bobcat of the Rockies has more than 45 years of experience in the industry," said Casey Gross, Morbark Tree Care products sales manager. "Their staff's knowledge and expertise focusing on tree care products, combined with their eight locations, provide great benefits to our customers who can now get parts, service and equipment locally."
"Adding Morbark to our line of compact equipment allows us to better serve our customers working in tree and forest applications," said Bobcat of the Rockies sales manager Patrick Kelleher. "We had a hole in our product offering without Morbark's quality tree care product, but now we can supply industry-leading products in everything from a chainsaw to a self-propelled forestry chipper. The addition truly lets us become a one-stop shop for tree care professionals."
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I need something new to read!Any suggestions? I'm into girly love stories, but I have gotten into different things recently. Mostly fiction, but if its a super awesome non-fiction, I'll check it out.
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The Fault In Our Stars :) I'm in love with you," he said quietly. "Augustus," I said. "I am," he said. He was staring at me, and I could see the corners of his eyes crinkling. "I'm in love with you, and I'm not in the business of denying myself the simple pleasure of saying true things. I'm in love with you, and I know that...
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The fault in our stars... Best book I've ever read. Worse book for making me cry for hours.
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I love Sterek fanfiction!!!
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Just flicking through experiences, wow such a turn on 😄
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If I die and go to heaven and it turns out to be a library, I will not be disappointed!
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Can't put this book down!!!
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The greatest thing you'll ever learn is how to read. It sparks the imagination and expands your understanding.
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I am a huge manga reader. I read daily. Running out of manga is nearly impossible for me. It is one of my favorite things to do.
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I really do, it's the easiest way to escape from the troubles of my own mind for a little while
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Anybody have any good book suggestions? I'm looking for my next read!
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Definitions for fermentationˌfɜr mɛnˈteɪ ʃən
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word fermentation
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
fer•men•ta•tionˌfɜr mɛnˈteɪ ʃən(n.)
the act or process of fermenting.
a chemical change brought about by a ferment, as the conversion of grape sugar into ethyl alcohol by yeast enzymes.
Category: Biochemistry, Chemistry
agitation; excitement.
Origin of fermentation:
Princeton's WordNet
agitation, ferment, fermentation, tempestuousness, unrest(noun)
a state of agitation or turbulent change or development
"the political ferment produced new leadership"; "social unrest"
zymosis, zymolysis, fermentation, fermenting, ferment(noun)
a process in which an agent causes an organic substance to break down into simpler substances; especially, the anaerobic breakdown of sugar into alcohol
Any of many anaerobic biochemical reactions in which an enzyme (or several enzymes produced by a microorganism) catalyses the conversion of one substance into another; especially the conversion (using yeast) of sugars to alcohol or acetic acid with the evolution of carbon dioxide
A state of agitation or excitement; a ferment
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the process of undergoing an effervescent change, as by the action of yeast; in a wider sense (Physiol. Chem.), the transformation of an organic substance into new compounds by the action of a ferment, either formed or unorganized. It differs in kind according to the nature of the ferment which causes it
a state of agitation or excitement, as of the intellect or the feelings
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Anaerobic degradation of GLUCOSE or other organic nutrients to gain energy in the form of ATP. End products vary depending on organisms, substrates, and enzymatic pathways. Common fermentation products include ETHANOL and LACTIC ACID.
Fermentation in food processing
Fermentation in food processing is the conversion of carbohydrates to alcohols and carbon dioxide or organic acids using yeasts, bacteria, or a combination thereof, under anaerobic conditions. Fermentation usually implies that the action of microorganisms is desirable. The science of fermentation is also known as zymology or zymurgy. The term "fermentation" is sometimes used to specifically refer to the chemical conversion of sugars into ethanol, a process which is used to produce alcoholic beverages such as wine, beer, and cider. Fermentation is also employed in the leavening of bread; in preservation techniques to produce lactic acid in sour foods such as sauerkraut, dry sausages, kimchi, and yogurt; and in pickling of foods with vinegar. Natural fermentation precedes human history. Since ancient times, however, humans have been controlling the fermentation process. The earliest evidence of an alcoholic beverage, made from fruit, rice, and honey, dates from 7000–6600 BCE, in the Neolithic Chinese village of Jiahu, and winemaking dates from 6000 BCE, in Georgia, in the Caucasus area.
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the chemical change occurring when something ferments or is fermented.
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It's wonderful to see the celebration of the Quinceanera. It was awesome to hear the father's affect that it should have on a young lady. I love the showcase of this beautiful event.
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I got this hotel through Priceline , I was scared at first , but when I arrived I wasn't pleasantly surprised! I stayed 8/23-8/29/2003- I will stay here again ! The rooms are beautiful , the furniture is really pretty, there is a refrigerator, the staff was extremely accomodating to all and any requests , they let me stay in my room on the day of check out until 3 p.m. w/o charging me anything extra- the bathrooms have an oversized tub and marble floors , even the elevators were extremely beautiful- the transportation to disney (epcot) took no more than 5-10 minutes to get to from the hotel , and you can also walk along route 192 to all different shops, where you can save on souveniers and food buffets- I have stayed at 3 different Disney properties and this was by far the best for the money, also you get to disney faster staying then you do staying at a non-monorail Disney Hotel- Plus you don't get stuck in all that disney traffic, because they take the back roads to / from the hotel/parks- This time I am not going to chance getting a different resort , so I will just search the internet to get a great price for this hotel- I will stay here again and again over a disney hotel! Also try the Black Angus Steakhouse across the street, they have great food- and don't order from any delivery Pizza Places , they have horrible food. The restaurant in the hotel was very pretty and had great food - you won't be dissappointed- plus we had a view of EPCOT fireworks- the staff was very friendly!
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My wife and I have just returned from Orlando spending 2 excellent weeks at this hotel. We have been to Florida at least 8 times and can honestly say this hotel has to be one of the best even above the 5 star Omni Rosen on I-Drive! The staff are very friendly and nothing is a problem when you ask for anything, the back road to Disney area is great, literally 5 mins to Animal Kingdom. We will definitely return here and would recommend to friends.
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For the deal I got this was a great hotel. I had a great view of the fountain out front. The pools were nice and well maintained. The proximity to Disney was great. Had a fridge and coffe maker in the room. Very friendly staff. A great value. We stayed at the Hyatt the night before and this hotel by far exceeded that property. Would stay here again. Only problem we had was not enough hot water during peak morning hour.
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Stayed June 30th - July 2nd. The staff was very helpful and the hotel was very clean. The hotel is older but very well maintained. Location is excellant to visit Disney. Ask for short cut directions to Disney at the Front Desk.
Great Hotel, beware of NY Pizza world.
Spent the 4th of July Holiday weekend at the Renaissance, loved it! The hotel is clean and well kept. The rooms are also very nice, absolutely loved the large bathtub. So far for the price, the best hotel I have stayed at in Orlando. I would recommend it highly. Just a note, travelers beware, DO NOT EAT at the NEW YORK PIZZA WORLD next to the Renaissance! Food was small in portion yet overpriced, warm not hot, and awful!!! The worst Italian food ever! Salad bar is like a childs play station. ONE garlic bread offered per person. We complained several times to the waitress yet were only given a 5$ off our next visit.
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stayed at the renaissance worldgate in march/april this year had a great time ,hotel clean friendly staff ideal location for i4 and 192
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Just came back from Kissimmee, The Worldgate hotel was excellent. The rooms were large cleaned everyday. The deskstaff were helpful and eager to please. The pools were lovely and the hotel is well positioned for the major parks. I would recommend anyone to stay here if staying in kissimmee. The prcie of the room was brillient. Got a great deal through Octopus travel.com
It is a "pretty good" place
Just got back from the Renaissance....and it was "pretty good" ....nothing spectacular....the rooms were clean and included a refrigerator...the pools were good.... and it is very close to the Disney Main gate which is a definite + ... if they were to invest a little overall on the infrasructure this would be an excellent hotel....I'd stay again for the right price.
Loved the Renaissance
We stayed there last Sept for a week with my husband's cousin and his wife. We were very impressed with the rooms. The desk clerks could not have been nicer. The rooms were large, clean, and had a fridge and safe. The dresser drawers were located under the window, freeing up space in the room. We especially liked the "back way" onto the Disney property. They had a copy of the directions at the front desk and it was great avoiding 192 to get to and from the parks. The grounds are beautiful with a fountain in the center of the green. We will be staying there again this Oct. and have heard a lot of positive reviews about this hotel.
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The 2013 Academy of Country Music Awards co-hosting gig goes to Blake Shelton and... Luke Bryan!
The 2013 Academy of Country Music Awards co-hosting gig goes to Blake Shelton and... Luke Bryan!
It's that time of year again! Christmas is over and most of us are scrambling to make plans for New Year's Eve. Even though there can be pressure to do something really special in honor of the new year, Luke Bryan recently revealed that his best New Year's Eve was spent with good friends.
Those who sing together ... get inked together? Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean have placed their solidarity for the Duck Commander franchise on display, tattooing the company's logo on their biceps as a form of permanent endorsement.
Nothing like spending a few days in tropical Florida with Luke Bryan to beat the winter blues. And now we've got your chance to see Luke Bryan live in concert for free in Orlando.
In order to honor the ultimate 2012 American Country Awards artist, Jewel and her husband, bull rider Ty Murray, took to the stage to announce the Artist of the Year winner. It's been such a great year for country music that it was kind of difficult to guess which artist would snag the coveted guitar award.
The dust seems have settled on the recent incident involving Jason Aldean. In September, the 'Take a Little Ride' singer was photographed kissing former 'American Idol' contestant Brittany Kerr in a Los Angeles bar. Aldean has since apologized, acknowledging that he "screwed up."
Luke Bryan reprised his role as the red carpet correspondent for 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' at the 2012 CMA Awards, and his job was to play Truth or Dare with whatever celebs came up to him as they walked the media line. Well, when Blake Shelton showed up for a chat, he took the dare and planted a big ol' kiss on Bryan's cheek. More than once. We bet that was more than Bryan bargained for when he signed up for the gig.
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I have been on both sides: I left a full-time stressful job in public relations to stay home with my newborn and 2-year-old for a year. I then went to nursing school and re-entered the workforce as a full-time RN. .......My own personal opinion is that is was MUCH easier to quit my job and stay home with my kiddos and take care of our home than it was to re-enter the workforce. Maybe others do not agree; I am only stating my view from my experiences.
When I went back to work, I was in total shock at how much I missed my freedom... just the freedom to be with my kids when I wanted to be with them... not having to "ask off" to take them to appointments or go see them in school programs... the extreme fatigue of working for 8-9 hours and THEN going home to a messy house, no supper cooked, laundry un-done and kids who want and need mommy's attention.
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Where going from sah to woh gets hard, IMO, is when the new wohp ends up working 2 jobs--the old sah job and the new woh job. If the family sits down before hand and discuss the new changes and divides up the chores that the ex-sahp used to do, it becomes easier. Then no one does double duty. Everyone pitches in as it should be regardless of work status.


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The new Sea Spray Organic Garden includes herbs such as rosemary, sage, mint and basil, and vegetables including heirloom tomatoes, spinach, brussel sprouts, kale and celery. We have partnered with the most exclusive area farms and local vendors to integrate only top-quality, USDA-certified grass-fed beef and organic produce into the new menu.
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"15 Steps" showcases a farm fresh menu, with rotating month-to-month specials focusing on seasonality, sustainability and regional produce.
The new Sea Spray Organic Garden includes herbs such as rosemary, sage, mint and basil, and vegetables including heirloom tomatoes, spinach, brussel sprouts, kale and celery. We have partnered with the most exclusive area farms and local vendors to integrate only top-quality, USDA-certified grass-fed beef and organic produce into the new menu.
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- I ordered an excellent skirtOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/20/2013I ordered an excellent skirt steak dish, which was served with a perfect chimichurri. My waiter, who was juggling several large tables, provided a free glass of wine upon discovering that the bar staff had forgotten to bring it with my meal. Lemon bar dessert and port menu were satisfactory. This is an above-average overpriced hotel restaurant with a nice ambience.
- Poor customer serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 3/18/2013The food and service were decent. However the restaurant knew I was a hotel guest and entitled to a discount for an early reservation. They failed to apply the discount and when I asked at the hotel the next day, they refused. Not good customer service, especially for an elite Marroitt member.
- The food here is soooo good!OpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 3/16/2013The food here is soooo good! The meat was the perfect shade of pink and the servers polite and attentive without hovering! It was during wmc and we still had the feeling of being in a stylish and intimate setting. Would highly recommend!Special Features:
- RecommendedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/12/2013Although its a bit pricey, the skirt steak with a fried duck egg on top was fantastic.Special Features:
- Great food and familiar service.ClosDined on 3/9/2013Athmosphere, meal and people great. We did feel a bit uncomfortable with the proximity of other couple tables, it was hard not to listen to their conversation. Rather than that a great place to come back, ensuring a more private sitting.
- Don't see the attractionFoodSnobDined on 3/8/2013The service, which seems to be the norm in Miami Beach, was lazy and inattentive. I was served warm water once then waited forever to get a refill. The ribeye was just okay, thin cut and lacking flavor. At the bar I asked if they had any craft beers and the tender yelled, "we don't have any draft - just bottles." I asked if they had any local bottled beers, and he just sticks a glass of who-knows-what and never returned, as if I was not worth his time. Cool spot, super nosiy, not worth returning.Special Features:
- Awesome restaurant, top forOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/8/2013Awesome restaurant, top for all the restaurants we ate at this week. The Grits and Chorizo were delectable, the Mac & Cheese one of the best we've had in ages, and the steaks by FAR the best we've had in ages. This restaurant deserves every star it gets!Special Features:
- Service was great, food wasrestarauntweekdinerVIPDined on 3/8/2013Service was great, food was even better! Really enjoyed our night there :)Special Features:
- Food is excellent, thoughOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/2/2013Food is excellent, though the portions are really small, like in the majority of high-end restaurants. You will definitely have to order an Appetizer and an Entree, if you want to walk out of there feeling satisfied. However, the food is so good that you will love having to do so! The entire menu is worth trying!!! We will back iver and over again.Special Features:
- Excellent! Beautiful, romanticOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/2/2013Excellent! Beautiful, romantic restaurant with an excellent menu and wonderful service. By far our favorite meal during our Miami visit.Special Features:
- The pork chops were delicious!cmstyles3000Dined on 3/2/2013The pork chops were delicious! Had Aimee wine which was a great choice. Had an earlier reservation so it was pretty quiet when we arrived, but as it got later in the evening the place was packed. You need a reservation for sure! We were in town for business and came to 1500 on a recommendation. The next day we recommended the place to our co-workers. They also had nothing but good things to say.Special Features:
- I had the skirt steak, veryOldfolkieDined on 3/1/2013I had the skirt steak, very good, my husband the chops. The service is very attentive and friendly. It's a busy, loud but "happening" place. My only criticism is that when I pay that much, I want tablecloths! Actually all three high end restaurants we visited in Miami were bare tables. I'm used to Charleston where the table setting is part of the total package.Special Features:
- Everything was good, but theOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/23/2013Everything was good, but the service. The restaurant was not tha busy and we only saw our waiter to order a drink, dinner and the bill. Never asked if we needed anything, like another drink or desert. Great food and presentation.Special Features:
- The lobster bisque was deliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/22/2013The lobster bisque was delicious but no chunks of lobster meat. The citrus salad with warm/fried goat cheese was the best I ever had.
- Nice experience in a cityPartTimeLocalsVIPDined on 2/21/2013Nice experience in a city where finding good restaurants has always been a challenge for us.Special Features:
- Amazing food! Everything weOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/21/2013Amazing food! Everything we had was so good! Service should have been better for how much money we were paying. They were slow and rude.Special Features:
- Great menu with a local food,OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/16/2013Great menu with a local food, farm to table menu. Give them a try, you won't be dissapointed.Special Features:
- What a disappointment! WouldOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 2/16/2013What a disappointment! Would not accept reservation after 6 or before 9. "Walked in" on Sat nite at 7pm to an empty room.Food was mediocre -lovely to look at, but tasteless.Shrimp cocktail was the only decent thing we ate, but at $6 per shrimp one would expect it to be outstanding.Burned a $99 steak then argued WE didn't understand their cooking "techniques". Dinner for 6 was $750 without liquor.Except for convenient location near boat show, restaurant holds no redeeming value.Miami is filled with exciting gastromohic choices. This is certainly not one of them.
- We went for our anniversaryYogaKateDined on 2/9/2013We went for our anniversary and the staff treated us to champagne and dessert. This was so nice, but the real reason we would return is for the food. Everything we ate was delicious!Special Features:
- Fabulous, Fabulous Fabulous!!!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/4/2013Everything was fantastic, superb and out of sight. The only thing I would change is the music which was bad heavy bass industrial disco! Horrible. How about jazz or Sade or something as seductive as the cuisine? But it was a great dining experience and we will definitely have another meal before we leave. The beet salad was fantastic, the brussell sprouts outrageous and the spinach divine! I try not to eat animals so I was so happy to have wonderful vegetables. Dessert was out of this world. We ordered the chocolate cake and were "gifted" the banana tart also. My husband loved his fish and my sister loved her beef with bernaise. Breakfast was superb too with wonderful waitstaff.Special Features:
- Disappointed at the Eden Roc.JRSMVSDined on 2/1/2013Our waitress told us the bar stocked Effen and Zyr vodka and came back after we ordered to say that they had neither vodka. The bar "ran out " of Santa Margueita Pinot Grigio. Our friend's dessert arrived after the rest of our party had finished their desserts. My NY bone-in Kansas City steak was tough.Special Features:
- The pork ragout cavatellisOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 1/28/2013The pork ragout cavatellis were the highlight of the night. However, they were out of heirloom cauliflower and green beans.Special Features:
- Better for breakfast thanOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 1/28/2013Better for breakfast than lunch. Limited menu. Medicore food.
- Great Night at 1500LovetoeatoutonOpenTableDined on 1/27/20131500 is located in the Eden Roc hotel so parking is at a premium. We went at 7pm on Sunday night, too. We valet parked for $17. I did not think to ask about validation. The hostess was quick to seat and our waiter, Matthew, was professional and observant. We started with a beet salad and polenta. Definitely get the polenta. I had the wahleby steak which was seasoned beautifully. My wife had the grouper which was nice. We got asparagus and corn which complemented perfectly. I had the "Squeeze Me" drink which was quite refreshing with quite a kick. Dinner was topped off with a delicious creme broulee and banana tart. What really made this night sparkle was the excellent service and tasty delicious food prepared and presented perfectly.Special Features:
- We actually ate there threeOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 1/21/2013We actually ate there three times during our stay at Eden Roc - appetizers and drinks, dinner and then breakfast. The food was amazing and the service was awesome. Richard was our server and he was a delight. Our stay in Miami was so much fun, and 1500 was a large part of it! Thank you, we will be back!Special Features:
- The meat was very salty, butOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/15/2013The meat was very salty, but we had a discount. Thank you again for the birthday cake. It was delicious!Special Features:
- went for anniversary. GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/12/2013went for anniversary. Great restaurant except for noise from bar.Special Features:
- Must try!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/11/2013We had a memorable experience. The food was fabulous and omg the stffed onion is to die for!!!! They brought us a birthday cake on the house because they over heard we were celebrating. Our waiters were knowledgable, polite and on top of every aspect of our meal. We loved it!Special Features:
- Excellent ChoiceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/6/2013We have travelled all over the world and eaten at some of the finest restaurants. The steaks and sauces and sides were among the best we've had. Service was excellent. Warning: Price is not for the faint of heart.Special Features:
- Food was very good. Had arthomDined on 1/5/2013Food was very good. Had a bad experience when person @ table next to me knocked her red wine and glass on to me and my wife. Not much concern from wait staff. Manager offered to have cloths cleaned. Other party could have given a flip. An expensive dinner.Special Features:
- The farmers plate entree consistingOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/3/2013The farmers plate entree consisting of 12 cooked vegetables was fantastic and very reasonably priced. The seafood paella was also excellent. A very comfortable and delicious place with good wine selection.Special Features:
- We had the chefs menu whichBruceVIPDined on 12/29/2012We had the chefs menu which was built from the standard menu everything was very good. not sure why but outdoor seating was closed it would have been nice to sit outside. Serice was good everyone pitched in to serve. We would go back Breakfast buffet was very good a little pricy at $26 but it is Miami BeachSpecial Features:
- Try the 5 course tasting menuLuvAtlFoodDined on 12/24/2012The restaurant is located in the Eden Roc Hotel in Miami Beach which has a fabulous open air near their pool and give the perfect backdrop for an dinner outside. We tried the 5 course tasting menu that had been recommended to us and were not disappointed. Two of our diners had the Wine pairing to go along with it and there were very happy with the pairings. Th service was very good and Chad helped us and was very helpful throughout the night. Definitely will come againSpecial Features:
- They were able to make a specialOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/21/2012They were able to make a special night start off and continue to be so. I was very impressed with the service and loved the helpful staff.Special Features:
- Even if you are staying atLoves2eatanddrinkVIPDined on 12/21/2012Even if you are staying at the hotel - my advice is to stay away. It was advertised as farm to table. There are very few vegetable options. I had the mushrooms as an appetizer and the brussel sprouts as my main dish - they are both advertised as side dishes .. There was nothing else to order - the menu is heavily meat. There is nothing fresh feeling about 1500 .My dining companions had the paella - which was hard and overcooked - not to mention flavorless. It is not worth the money. The food is mediocre at best. Service is unremarkable - sub average. With so many choices in Miami Beach you would be wise to leave this off your list.
- I think that the service wasn'tOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/19/2012I think that the service wasn't A1 because we waited so long for a dozen of oisters and our friends had already their appetizers... But it was good in general and they explained us very well the menu !Special Features:
- Go for the 5 course tasting menuOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 12/9/2012A wonderful evening. Our server, Ernesto, was tremendous, so attentive and friendly. We ordered the 5 course tasting menu with wine pairing, Chef's choice, and we highly recommend it. Clams, shrimp, grouper, pork belly, steak, and desert - I was still full when I woke up the next morning. And the wine kept flowing. Thank you, 1500 degrees.Special Features:
- We came to Florida duringOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/22/2012We came to Florida during the Thanksgiving break and was not sure where to eat. We went through open table to make reservations- and we were all thoroughly impressed with the decor and the food. Everything from the presentation to the taste was fabulous. We had a buffet and were skeptical at first because it was a buffet but everything was hot- clean- and the serving of the food from the staff was absolutely superb. Our ownly criticism was the waitress we had was incredibly slow with drinks. However this was a holiday so it was a little hectic in the restaurant. Overall this was a great dining experience and when we return to South Beach- we will 100% return here for a meal.Special Features:
- We went there for Thanksgiven,OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 11/22/2012We went there for Thanksgiven, and the food was really very good! On the down side was the service, it was ok--average, but compared to 65$ buffet I would have expected good service.Special Features:
- Chef Adrienne came out toOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/18/2012Chef Adrienne came out to say hello to our table. It was very kind of her to do so, and we enjoyed every dish we ordered that evening. First time at the restaurant.Special Features:


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The service for Steinberg, 24, a southern California native who was killed last week in a Hamas attack on his armored personnel carrier, was held July 23 at the Har Herzl military cemetery.
Steinberg's parents and siblings traveled to Israel for the funeral. His mother, Evie, told Israel's Channel 2 upon her arrival at Ben Gurion Airport that her son was "a hero."


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Fans of Sorkin's years on "The West Wing" will likely enjoy "Studio 60." And there should be enough mature viewers who crave bright writing to make the show a sudden mainstay.
"Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" is another Sorkin mother lode of stylish wit, uncompromising quality and timely, topical substance. It's TV with a brain for viewers in search of something other than the same old, same old.
Every so often, when the tension feels DefCon 1 high, there's a temptation to remind Sorkin that the fate of the free world isn't at stake. Then again, with such mesmerizing speed-bag dialogue, Studio 60 is a great case for taking TV seriously.
"Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" lives up to the advance hype, easily qualifying as one of the best new broadcast series of the fall.
The characters are intelligent, complex people you quickly care about, even if -- this being a show about television -- they can be egotistical and self-centered.
The agile humor and light, sharp intelligence permeating the script make "Studio 60" far and away one of the season's best new dramas, if not the top entry.
There are more than a few well-made dramas this season, but "Studio 60" -- with its intelligent dialogue, ironic humor, brilliant acting and Schlamme's inspired direction -- lays claim to being the most exciting new show of the season.
Teeming with rich characters and terrific actors, brimming with wit, drama and unexpected urgency, Studio 60 brings its workplace to full, immensely entertaining life.
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RenataPNov 2, 2008I can`t believe this show was canceled!
MaryBOct 30, 2006Intelligent, balanced, personal.
BenBOct 6, 2006-Some of Sorkin's best work, S60 is clever, witty, dramtic and funny, often at the same time. It's also an ensemble of fantastic actors who have been given interesting characters to explore. I can't wait to see how things unravel... I hope this show is given a chance to find an audience!… Full Review »


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Tag Archives: STEM
Cool Tool | Tynker
Programming is the new literacy, the people behind this company believe, and the ability to program is what separates those who simply have an idea from those who make their ideas a reality. Tynker is a new online platform that … Continue reading
Winning with Digital Arts
Boys & Girls Clubs of America encourages STEM education. GUEST COLUMN | by Edwin Link Few issues are more important to the future of our nation than science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). According to the National Science and Technology … Continue reading
Before the Robots
Five things to consider before implementing robots in your classrooms. GUEST COLUMN | by Andrew Grefig Providing students access to quality technology is often at the heart of many decisions districts make when purchasing educational materials. With robotics firmly ensconced … Continue reading
Cool Tool | Biomimicry in Youth Education
Looking for new ways to engage students in STEM subjects? The Biomimicry Institute just launched a free digital flipbook, called Biomimicry in Youth Education, filled with more than 80 nature-inspired lesson plans, activities, and videos geared to K-12 educators. Biomimicry … Continue reading
Cool Tool | Cyber Science 3D
Since 2010, Cyber-Anatomy Corp. has been developing Cyber Science 3D to assist students in learning and exploring science related topics in primary, secondary, and post-secondary education. Today, their software includes more than 400 interactive 3D-modules used globally for science lessons on Astronomy, Botany, Chemistry, … Continue reading