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Perricone MD Cold Plasma Sub-D Neck Treatment 2 oz.
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What is it: A unique cream designed to help tone and smooth the appearance of skin along your chin, jawline, and decollete area while helping to preserve the loss of skin elasticity.
Who is it for: All skin types.
Why is it different: Cold Plasma Sub-D deeply hydrates and reduces the appearance of wrinkles for a visibly more defined, youthful look.
How do I use it: In the morning and evening, apply to chin, jawline, and decollete area. Make sure to massage up behind the ears and on back of neck.
Application tip: You may find that this product has a strong scent. It will dissipate within 30 seconds of application.
From Perricone MD.
Who is it for: All skin types.
Why is it different: Cold Plasma Sub-D deeply hydrates and reduces the appearance of wrinkles for a visibly more defined, youthful look.
How do I use it: In the morning and evening, apply to chin, jawline, and decollete area. Make sure to massage up behind the ears and on back of neck.
Application tip: You may find that this product has a strong scent. It will dissipate within 30 seconds of application.
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Perricone MD Cold Plasma Sub-D Neck Treatment 2 oz. is rated out of 5 by 169.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Barbie111 from Smells Bad! Unfortunately I can not get past the smell very fishy
Date published: 2018-01-08
Rated 1 out of 5 by Triscuit from Unbearable odor Received cold plasma eye cream in a TSV. Thought I had just waited too long to use it because it truly smells like decaying fish. Good to know it wasn't just me. Tried using it at night- the smell was very distracting when trying to fall asleep. Thought I could use it on my hands or knees, covered up by a nice smelling lotion- nothing helped. :(
Date published: 2017-12-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by LoriKay from The Best!!! Doesn't get ANY better than this, for the neck! I started in my late forties using this...I am 61 and look 15-20 years younger. I have no lines or wrinkles whatsoever on my neck! Thank-you so much, Perricone!!
Date published: 2017-09-30
Rated 2 out of 5 by just cant remember from Not So Good I am 69 years old with good skin for my age. I bought this thinking it would help with sun damage over the years on my neck and chest. I started using products and to my surprise I broke out in a bright red rash all over my chest . I really am allergic to whatever is in this product, stopped using and rash went away. Also these products do have a foul smell. Not so happy with this brand.
Date published: 2017-08-26
Rated 2 out of 5 by BellaTutti from It all Depends on Skin Type My husband purchased this cream for me; since I had asked for it. Besides having a very unpleasant scent it doesn't work for my skin type. I have been seeing a medical esthetician for more than 30 years and I have learned a lot; one of the most important think I learned is that how much or how little you pay for creams it all depends on how your skin is going to react to it. Not everyone skin is going to react the same way; as noted by all the reviews. I was one of those that didn't see an improvement after using it for almost four weeks. I use drug store brand creams that have done more for me than this cream that sells or has sold for almost $200 dollars. As I said it is a hit and miss; once you find something that works than you keep using it. So this cream I will not be purchasing it again.
Date published: 2017-08-20
Rated 3 out of 5 by KLSH from I hate the smell I am a 69 year young woman with a slightly deteriorating jawline and decolatage. I really think the product makes my neck and jawline look smoother and would love to continue using it, but the dead fish smell makes me sick. I tried using a nice smelling moisturiser over the top of it and it did help a bit but I would get wafts of the smell throughout the day that are just too strong. In a last ditch effort I will try using at night only with my night cream. If I can not tolerate the smell I will return it. It is much to expensive to have this type of issue. I am dissapointed.
Date published: 2017-08-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sabrinafair from Unbelievable Results! Well let me start by saying I am 42 and have excellent skin. But I had spent many years gaining and losing weight and now that I finally lost over 52 pounds I noticed while may face looked young still and in good shape, my neck looked horrible. It looks llike the neck of someone twenty years older due to the weight loss and the elasticity is gone. I still have about 20 more pounds to lose, so I know it was just going to get worse. I have tried literally eight top of the line creams with no results at all except to feel either too dry or too greasy and 0 results. I felt like crying in frustration as it made me look so much older. It was unsightly. So I saw these products and thought, surgery is my next option so this is my last resort. I have had this cream for four days now and I am blown away by the results. My neck is firm, the crepinress is gone, I feel attractive and youthful again. I see some reviewers are nit picky about the smell. It has a slight medicinal scent that goes away once on skin. I also follow up with the amine face lift on top once it's dry. I really don't care about the cost. This just saved me from a very pricey and risky surgery. I have bought many products now from Dr Perricone and love them all!!!!
Date published: 2017-05-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lynnsal from Like my neck now I have used many quality products over the years however, I decided to try this and boy am I glad I did. At 61 my neck has really begun to bother me and surgery is not happening. I have been using this for a few weeks and not only see improvement on my neck but love how my skin feels. It is worth the price and a little goes a long way. Try it.
Date published: 2017-05-12

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Welcome to the website of Valerie Stagg
Val has been on a conscious healing path for many years and began working professionally as a Shiatsu Practitioner in 1997 and then became a Reiki Master and Teacher in 1998. She is a trained singer and, using powerful vocal techniques such as Overtone Singing, has developed a unique way of working with voice, body and subtle energies in workshops and one-to-one sessions. In 1992 Val began her journey with Shamanism and is now a Shamanic Practitioner, trained by Chris Luttichau of Northern Drum Shamanic Centre.
Enjoying the creative combination of voice, body, mind and spirit, Val has a way of being with people, which can help enable them to develop creatively and spiritually in a safe, supportive space.
Val is a member of the Natural Voice Practitioners' Network and the Complementary Health Initiative and is committed to ongoing personal and professional development.
As a professionally trained jazz singer, she performs jazz, chansons and her own songs. She lives in West Cornwall and feels inspired and nourished by the land, sea and earth energies there.
If you would like to discuss any aspect of her work, please feel welcome to get in touch.


text: Distinct design makes these Pierre Hardy rings an essential addition to your accessories collection. The brand is known for its love of architectural shapes and these pieces are certainly in keeping, think disc and cube designs and rings that can fit on one and two fingers. Made from gold and silver, these pieces will give day or night outfits an eye-catching finish.


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Supplier lead time: 4 giorni lavorativi
- Codice Mirifica: 101536
- Codice MEPA: MFMP-101536 (+ MFMP-SPESE_FISSE, opz. "codici del catalogo")
- Nome produttore: MYIR
- Codice produttore: MYC-C283-256N128D-I
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Measuring only 62mm by 38mm, the MYC-IMX28X is a low-cost and high-performance ARM embedded controller board based on Freescale i.MX28 family applications processor with ARM926EJ-S core and speeds of up to 454MHz. It integrates 128MB DDR2 SDRAM, 256MB Nand Flash, 128KB SPI Flash as well as one Ethernet PHY on board and has two 1.27mm pitch 80-pin SMT connectors to allow all the I/O signals brought in and out from the CPU Module for further expansion.
The MYC-IMX28X CPU Module is a ready-to-run system-on-module (SoM) which can be embedded into your next design for volume production or prototype. It can also come with MYIR own designed base board along with Linux 2.6.35 software packages, document and other necessary cable accessories to enable rapid development based on this Freescale i.MX28 starter kit MYD-IMX28X.
MYC-IMX28X Top-View MYC-IMX28X Bottom-View
MYIR offers the module with Freescale i.MX283 or i.MX287 ARM9 CPU by default; user can integrate a different MYC-IMX28X CPU module on the same base board, thus making two variants of i.MX28 evaluation boards.
MYC-IMX283 CPU Module for Freescale i.MX283
MYC-IMX287 CPU Module for Freescale i.MX287
The MYC-IMX283 and MYC-IMX287 boards only have a few differences as described in below table:
The MYD-IMX28X takes full features of the MYC-IMX28X module and has extended many peripherals and interfaces through headers and connectors including 1 x RS232, 1, Debug, 2 x USB ports, up to 2 x Ethernet, 2 x CAN, 1 x RS485, TF, Audio, LCD, JTAG, etc. It can support -40 to +85 Celsius extended temperature operation and is ideal for smart gateways, human-machine interfaces (HMIs), handheld devices, scanners, portable medical, experimental education and more other industrial applications.
MYD-IMX28X Development Board
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Hardware Specification
The i.MX28 is a low-power, high-performance applications processor optimized for the general embedded industrial and consumer markets. The core of the i.MX28 is Freescale's fast, power-efficient implementation of the ARM926EJ-S™ core, with speeds of up to 454 MHz.
The device is suitable for a wide range of applications, including the following:
The integrated power management unit (PMU) on the i.MX28 is composed of a triple output DC-DC switching converter and multiple linear regulators. These provide power sequencing for the device and its I/O peripherals such as memories and SD cards, as well as provide battery charging capability for Li-Ion batteries.
The i.MX28 processor includes an additional 128-Kbyte on-chip SRAM to make the device ideal for eliminating external RAM in applications with small footprint RTOS.
The i.MX28 supports connections to various types of external memories, such as mobile DDR, DDR2 and LV-DDR2, SLC and MLC NAND Flash.
The i.MX28 can be connected to a variety of external devices such as high-speed USB2.0 OTG, CAN, 10/100 Ethernet, and SD/SDIO/MMC.
Function Block Diagram of MYC-IMX28X
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MYIR's i.MX28 Starter Kit MYD-IMX28X supports for Linux and is provided with software packages. Many peripheral drivers are in source code to help accelerate customers' designs with a stable and reliable hardware and software platform. The software features are summarized as below:
MYD-IMX28X Development Board Base Board (MYB-IMX28X)
MYD-IMX28X Development Board Core Board (MYC-IMX28X CPU Module)
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This week´s special event celebrates 10th anniversary of Wajda School. Stream ten extraordinary Polish docs for free in the week from 21.11. to 28.11.
"From script to screen" – this was the main idea when Andrzej Wajda and Wojciech Marczewski founded the film school in 2001 in Warsaw, Poland. School offers a program that is unique in Europe, combining education with production targeted to film professionals.
For the past 10 years some of the most interesting directors of the younger generation, both Polish and foreign, have been developing and often also producing their films within Wajda School's programs. More than 50 documentary and feature films, as well as 200 shorts have been produced so far. They have been selected and often won prizes at the most prestigious festivals, including Berlinale, San Sebastian, Karlovy Vary, Hot Docs, IDFA and DOK Leipzig. In 2011, continuing the mission of the School, Andrzej Wajda and Wojciech Marczewski established a film production studio - Wajda Studio www.wajdastudio.pl, which aims to support projects with strong artistic vision.
Special event at DAF will consists of 10 documentaries especially chosen for the 10th anniversary of Wajda School, among them European Film Award nominee Paparazzi by Piotr Bernaś which has its dutch premiere at IDFA, 2011 in Student Documentary Short competition. Wajda School starts to celebrate its first decade at IDFA, Amsterdam with Guests Meet Guests event on 19 November 2011.
more info on: www.wajdastudio.pl
Doc Alliance is a creative partnership of 7 key European documentary film festivals. Our aim is to advance the documentary genre, support its diversity and promote quality creative documentary films.


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Minnie Wright is the woman accused of murder in the play. She is never seen but she is discussed and described by the other characters as they investigate the house. Apparently, she used to be extroverted and very outgoing, but after her marriage, she became quiet and isolated from others and from the community. Even though her marriage was unhappy, she tried to stay positive through housework, quilting, and the purchase of a canary, which reminded her of her old life.
MRS. HALE: [Examining the skirt.] Wright was close. I think maybe that's why she kept so much to herself. She didn't even belong to the Ladies Aid. I suppose she felt she couldn't do her part, and then you don't enjoy things when you feel shabby. She used to wear pretty clothes and be lively, when she was Minnie Foster, one of the town girls singing in the choir. But that -- oh, that was thirty years ago.
(Glaspell, Trifles, etext.virginia.edu)
The implication is that it was Mr. Wright's harsh attitudes and refusal to allow Minnie an emotional outlet that led to the murder. Minnie became more and more closed off, knowing that she was unhappy, but unable socially and personally to address her issues with her husband. Societally, she would not be seen in a positive light if she wanted a divorce, and spousal abuse was more commonly covered up at the time. Minnie was an essentially good person, but driven by circumstance to extreme action.


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HULL FC captain Gareth Ellis has ruled out a return to the international fold insisting it is because he quit playing for England that he is now in such influential form.
The veteran back-row takes Super League's leaders into the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup final against Warrington Wolves at Wembley tomorrow keen to complete the first part of a potential treble.
Despite now being 35, he continues to produce consistently stellar performances that have been central to that bid – and have earmarked him as a favourite to win this season's Man of Steel as Super League's best player.
There has, then, been a growing clamour for the former Leeds Rhinos star to make himself available for England's Four Nations campaign this autumn and have one last crack at the Australians and Kiwis.
Ellis retired from international duty at just 32 and only weeks before the 2013 World Cup, having cited his desire to commit fully to Hull.
His first season after a lucrative move from NRL club Wests Tigers had largely been wrecked by injury and, so, the Castleford-born forward – twice rated the world's best second-row – wanted to concentrate on bringing his best for them.
However, Ellis, who won 22 England caps and played in 17 Tests for Great Britain, would certainly make the current national side stronger.
Indeed, Wayne Bennett, the Australian who has taken over as coach from Steve McNamara, knows the player's quality well, having witnessed him on a weekly basis during his fine four-year career in Sydney.
But Ellis said: "I'm pretty much decided on that (not going back).
"I think having had a pre-season over the last couple of years has sort of done me good.
"That's maybe why I'm playing somewhere like where I'd like to be. I think I'd probably jeopardise that by going back into it (international football).
"I look forward to my breaks now. I think it'd be a no. I did it for long enough."
The news will be welcomed by Hull supporters who have adopted the tireless forward as one of their own. Ellis, who will continue playing until the end of 2017 at least, hopes to reward them with the club's first win at Wembley tomorrow.
"We're in better shape than 2013," he insisted, when Hull lost 16-0 against Wigan Warriors.
"Looking back, we thought we could win it but were probably beaten by the better team and weren't ever going to win that game without a bit of luck.
"This year, though, we're on top of our game and couldn't be playing better given the last couple of matches (44-0 win v Catalans and 38-0 at Widnes).
"Everyone knows we could become heroes – there will only be one group of Hull players to be the be first to finally win at Wembley."
Hull infamously have failed to succeed in all eight previous trips to the iconic stadium, their three Challenge Cup victories coming in Halifax (1914), Leeds (1982 replay) and Cardiff (2005).
Furthermore, the sport's oldest competition is the one still missing from Ellis's CV, having lost with Leeds in 2005 as well as that Wigan defeat three years ago.
"It's been in the back of my mind about whether I'll ever win one," he said.
"However, no-one really says anything, apart from dad. He put his arm around my shoulder and said: 'Son, it'd be nice to get this one. Tick all the boxes.'
"But we can't let the occasion get the better of us. I have been guilty of that in the past.
"It stops you from doing things and makes you almost scared to make mistakes. I don't think we can afford to play like that; we're at our best when we're playing rugby league like we can.
"I'll be trying to get that across to the boys – go out there and do what we do."
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Welcome to the Tales of a Kitchen Witch Blog.
JoniRae.com is also the home of the Gentle Parenting Colouring Book and Goddess Dolls, and original artwork by Joni Rae Latham, so remember to check out the Gallery and Shop while you're here.
Ok dear reader, I would wager that quite a few of you far surpass me in crunchy-land, but I'm sure my style of mothering a baby might look weird to a lot of people that are not from that country.
Also… This is how *I* choose to parent, and is not a commentary on how anyone else does it. I just thought it might be interesting to show you how we do it here in this witch's household.
My very first coloring book is for sale as a pdf on etsy!!! Tell your friends!!!
A few weeks ago, a facebook friend commissioned me to do coloring pages for a website. While I completed that task, I rediscovered my love for drawing simple line drawings. I had always found it very soothing to draw, and after I finished the job I continued to sketch and outline while watching Hulu until I had a stack of random attachment parenting pictures. When I saw where my work was headed, I posted them on my facebook page and asked my readers if they would be interested in a coloring book with an AP theme. The response was awesome.
So I took those images and made them into a coloring book available as a PDF in my etsy store. And it is selling like hot cakes. People are sharing it everywhere! If you would like your own copy, you can find it here.
I am going to order a bound version with a color cover today, and if it turns out well I will have that available for purchase later this week! I think it would make a great gift this holiday season, don't you?
UPDATE: I now have a printed/bound version available for purchase here.
A few weeks ago I got to hang out with some of my bloggy friends: Dionna of Codename: Mama, Jorje of Momma Jorje and Amy of Presence Parenting!
Jorje stayed over our house- I really love having company over and Jorje's family were such easy and pleasant guests! Sasha and Cooper are the same age and Jorje's older daughter and Hannah are friends so our families are pretty well matched for hanging out together.
On Saturday we went to Dickerson Zoo. We hadn't been there before, but it was "dollar day" and we wanted to take advantage of that! I ended up only paying two dollars for my kids because Jorje had a membership thingy. Good deal! We met up with Dionna and family and I just had to get a picture of the double "nursing in public" moment!
Because it was "family day" there were a ton of signs and booths talking about crib sleeping and other practices that were the opposite of the way all three of us parent our children. It was funny!
Later on we met Amy at the park for a cookout. The weather looked iffy but we decided to risk it and it ended up being perfect. Overcast and cool, but no rain. At one point it rained spiders from the tree I was sitting under and I am quite proud that I didn't shriek like a lunatic when baby spiders started crawling into my bra. The kids had a fantastic time playing while the parents chatted and I got the chance to do some belly henna for Amy.
The next day, Dionna came over to hang with us while her husband took their son to a ballgame.
I was worried about what to make for our "brunch" because it had to be dairy free…. I haven't been dairy free for at least a year and I had forgotten that dairy is in so many things!
I made my yummy chocolate avocado dip, spinach quiche for Jorje (not dairy free, but Jorje LOVES quiche) and roasted veggies over quinoa salad that Dionna brought.
We nibbled while Dionna knitted and at one point all three of us nursed our little ones. It was very fitting for a "Natural Parents Network" member visit. We got some great pictures of the littles, I even have one of Cooper passed out on the floor between my feet. He played until he dropped! He still misses Sasha and keeps talking about when "Sasha lives with us again".
The next day everyone headed back to their own homes and life got back to normal. I miss them and hope we can do this again too! I feel very lucky that I live close enough to visit with my online mama friends! James says we'll have to go back up to Kansas City and pay Dionna a visit soon!
Check out the other posts about our visit!
Because babywearing dads rock!… Continue Reading
They are all fantastic moms!… Continue Reading
I have a bunch of littles (sometimes it feels like fifty but really it is just three) and one daughter firmly entrenched in her teen years. So many blogs are devoted to parenting a young child; I thought it might be a refreshing change to address what it is like to be an attachment parent with a teenager. … Continue Reading
Everyone of us, no matter how good our intentions, makes mistakes. And no matter how "crunchy" or "AP" we are (or want to be) it is impossible for every single person to embark on this parenting journey fully informed and educated. I wish that there was more compassion to pass around for those of us who stumble. … Continue Reading
Cosleeping is not the devil. Is it dangerous? Yes. But so is sleeping in a crib. Do we still use them? Of course. The key is common sense. Something we sorely lack in this world.
… Continue Reading
This past weekend I got to meet a bunch of the wonderful people behind the Natural Parents Network. I am so grateful that I was able to get over my fear and attend the gathering!… Continue Reading
This week is World Breastfeeding Week, so I thought I should write about my nursling. My big, talkative, silly nursling. We have conversations now, whilst nursing. There goes that notion of "if he can ask for it, he doesn't need it." … Continue Reading


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All hotels in Quechee, Vermont, United States of America
1 room, 2 adults
5817 Woodstock Rd., Rt. 4, Quechee, VT, 05059, United States of America
Quality Inn At Quechee Gorge
Quechee hotel with indoor pool, restaurant
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 61 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Indoor pool
- Fitness center
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Computer station
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Picnic area
- Hiking/biking trails
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
For families
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Iron/ironing board
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
What's around
- Quechee Gorge (4-minute walk)
- Quechee Gorge Village (5-minute walk)
- Quechee State Park (8-minute walk)
- Vermont Institiute of Natural Science (15-minute walk)
- Vermont Institute Natural Science Nature Center (15-minute walk)
- Simon Pearce Mill (25-minute walk)
- Wilderness Trails (29-minute walk)
- Quechee Ski Hill (2.8 mi / 4.5 km)
- Upper Valley Aquatic Center (6.3 mi / 10.2 km)
- Briggs Opera House (6.5 mi / 10.4 km)
- New England Transportation Institute and Museum (6.5 mi / 10.5 km)
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Bar is awesome
Great location
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TripAdvisor Traveller Rating: 4
From 278 reviews
Quality Inn At Quechee Gorgefrom ZAR 1,130
- Standard Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking
- Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking
- Suite, Accessible, Non Smoking
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 61 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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Food and drink
- Free buffet breakfast
- Restaurant
- Coffee/tea in a common area
Things to do
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Ice skating on site
- Cross-country skiing nearby
Working away
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Picnic area
- In-room accessibility
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Home comforts
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
Freshen up
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- Pay movies
- Cable TV channels
Stay connected
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
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- Quality Gorge
- Quality Inn Gorge
- Quality Inn Quechee
- Quality Inn Quechee Gorge
- Quality Quechee Gorge
- Quechee Quality Inn
- Quality Inn At Quechee Gorge Hotel Quechee
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 10.00 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 25 per stay
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around Quality Inn At Quechee Gorge
- Quechee Gorge (4-minute walk)
- Quechee Gorge Village (5-minute walk)
- Quechee State Park (8-minute walk)
- Vermont Institiute of Natural Science (15-minute walk)
- Vermont Institute Natural Science Nature Center (15-minute walk)
- Simon Pearce Mill (25-minute walk)
- Wilderness Trails (29-minute walk)
- Quechee Ski Hill (2.8 mi / 4.5 km)
Getting around
- Lebanon, NH (LEB-Lebanon Municipal) 11-min drive
- Springfield, VT (VSF-Hartness State) 41-min drive
- Rutland, VT (RUT-Rutland Southern Vermont Regional) 66-min drive
- Burlington, VT (BTV-Burlington Intl.) 82-min drive
- White River Junction Station 12-min drive
- Windsor Station 23-min drive
- Free self parking
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New Delhi, Oct. 13: The Congress is planning a profile makeover to regain its lost glory that could give competition to its ally, the Left.
Though not exactly a Left turn, the ruling party is out to make itself more attractive to the poor, the working class and the marginalised so that it can live up to the 'democratic, socialist republic' in the preamble to the Constitution.
The Congress thinktank feels that party chief Sonia Gandhi could be the catalyst to win back the party's old constituency, especially the have-nots and weaker sections.
So party strategists are reworking Indira Gandhi's success formula of 'garibi hatao', a slogan that was a hit among the poor.
'They (the Left) are no longer a people's party. While Sonia Gandhi is talking about a host of issues for the uplift of the downtrodden, they fight only for the employees,' said a Congress leader who is part of the thinktank.
'They don't talk about nutrition, female foeticide and the problems faced by the unorganised sector that constitute 90 per cent of the workforce,' he added.
The Congress is in no hurry to usurp the Left parties' political space but sources feel the latter is caught in a time warp and unable to grow beyond Bengal, Kerala and Tripura while the BJP is caught in ideological confusion and generational leadership crisis.
'They (the Left) are unable to grow beyond employees and trade unions. They are slowly losing their pro-poor image,' the Congress leader said.
Sonia, party sources said, would discuss the strategy in detail with party managers once the Maharashtra elections are out of the way.
They added that the ruling coalition's common minimum programme and Sonia's initiative in constituting the National Advisory Committee to oversee its implementation amply demonstrate her concern for good governance and empathy with the poor.
The party is backing foreign direct investment and selective disinvestment but the slogan is 'progress with a human face', the sources emphasised.


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MARIETTA - Madison County committed 11 turnovers in the first quarter of their Class AAAA state quarterfinal game against Mays.
The Lady Red Raiders made two free throws during that time. They made no field goals. Yet, they somehow managed to win the game.
The Lady Red Raiders trailed Mays 17-0 at one point in the game's opening quarter, and didn't make their first field goal until 9:12 into the game. But they chipped away at Mays' lead and won 67-57, allowing them to advance to the state semifinals at the Gwinnett Center. It's the Lady Red Raiders' first trip to the semis.
Courtney Freeman led Madison County with a game-high 26 points, and Tiawanna Allen added 19. The Lady Red Raiders outscored Mays in every quarter after the first.
"I told the girls that we've come too far," Madison County coach Dan Lampe said. "I just said there's a lot of game left and we just need to play every possession."
Lampe's philosophy seemed to work out for the Lady Red Raiders.
However, there was a point in the first quarter when it looked like they might not score at all. They had trouble handling the ball. Passes were thrown behind their intended targets. Shots bounced off the iron, the backboard, or hit nothing at all.
When Freeman made two free throws with 1:07 left in the first quarter for Madison County's first points, the crowd erupted into what seemed like a mock cheer. Still, Lampe and his players knew the game wasn't over.
"My first reaction was just to be really down," Freeman said. "We worked so hard to get here and I didn't want this to be our last game. But during the first timeout coach just told us to not look at the scoreboard."
A combination of newfound intensity and confidence from Madison County and a much more relaxed style of play from Mays allowed the Lady Red Raiders to slowly dig into the lead.
Madison County outscored Mays 21-15 in the second quarter, yet it still trailed by nine points at halftime.
Thanks to Freeman's increased presence in the middle in the second half and a strong performance from Allen, Madison County was tied at 43 at the beginning of the fourth quarter.
From there, the Lady Red Raiders put the game away behind 26 fourth-quarter points. Allen and Freeman scored 21 of them.
"When Courtney showed up in the game, she was the difference maker," Lampe said. "They had to foul her or she made a layup."
Madison County slowed down Mays' offense by mimicking the 1-1-3 zone that Southwest Dekalb had enjoyed success using against Mays earlier in the season. Combine that with intense pressure on 3-point threat Kendra Long, and the Lady Red Raiders were able to greatly reduce Mays' offensive output.
"We saw Southwest Dekalb use that zone against them earlier in the year," Lampe said. "We also decided to chase (Long) around a lot more, and I think that got her tired."
The confidence gained by overcoming a 17-point first-quarter deficit should benefit Madison County in the semifinal round. Suddenly, trailing by a few points at halftime doesn't seem so menacing.
"That's going to help us a lot," Freeman said. "We can refer to this game and talk about the heart we showed in this game and know we can do it."
MADISON COUNTY (67)-C. Freeman 8 10-15 26, Allen 7 5-5 19, K. Freeman 5 2-8 12, Arnold 0 5-8 5, Pass 1 0-0 3, Smith 1 0-0 2. Totals: 22 22-36 67.
MAYS (57)-S.Means 7 7-15 21, Long 5 1-2 13, C. Means 4 1-2 9, Crawley 1 2-4 4, High 2 0-0 4, Sims 2 0-0 4, Maddox 1 0-2 2. Totals: 22 11-25 57.
Madison County 2 21 18 26 - 67
Mays 17 15 11 14 - 57
3-Point goals: Madison County 1 (Pass 1), Mays 2 (Long 2).
Records: Madison County 25-6, Mays 23-9.
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Why the Whales Came
TheatreComedy Theatre, SW1
WHEN Michael Morpurgo's children's novel was filmed in 1989, it underwent a slight title change — When the Whales Came — perhaps because the film-makers feared that a "why" would suggest a more after-the-event, abstract adventure. Greg Banks's delightful adaptation for Theatre Alibi proves that the "why" can be just as exciting as the "when".
It's set in the Isles of Scilly at the beginning of the First World War. Two young islanders, the tomboyish Gracie and the sensitive Daniel, befriend the community's outsider known as the Birdman, an eccentric old man whom you suspect never takes off his sou'wester even in bed. He tells them of a strange curse that has befallen the neighbouring island of Samson.
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text: Grotesque is an adjective that conjures up all kinds of horrible images. To be grotesque means someone or something is oddly shaped, unnatural, ugly or bizarre. From literature, the Hunchback of Notre Dame was considered grotesque. Not limited to just physical characteristics, ideas, thoughts or actions can also be grotesque.


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Deloitte has predicted that 2005 will be the year that RFID makes it "out of the lab and into the commercial world".
The company's Technology, Media and Telecommunications Group has released a series of predictions for the global telecommunications industry in 2005.
Deloitte argued that the combined influence of organisations such as major retail chains, defence contractors and auto manufacturers, would prompt a massive increase in RFID adoption.
"By the end of the year, billions of RFID tags will have been commissioned," according to a statement from Deloitte. "RFID is not just a replacement for barcode; it is a transformational technology that can help reduce waste, curtail theft, manage inventory, streamline logistics and even increase productivity."
Deloitte anticipates that collecting, collating and presenting RFID data will become a sizeable industry. "RFID readers and other hardware will also represent a very healthy market. RFID applications will also be used in healthcare (for monitoring patients), construction (for managing projects and equipment), and even transportation (for monitoring baggage and passengers in airports)," it stated.
Among Deloitte's other predictions was that broadband would continue to proliferate, and that this would be fuelled by technology developments that drive demand for bandwidth. However, Grant Hyde, regional leader for telecommunications at Deloitte in Asia Pacific, also predicted that profitability would decline.
"Wireless technologies will exhibit a similar pattern, with Wi-Fi hotspots and WiMAX making more headlines than money," he said. "The industry's future success will hinge on reinvigorating demand for fixed-line connectivity by providing bundles of converged services; making fixed-line handsets more powerful and convenient to use; and accelerating deployment of fibre-to-the-home."
"Fixed operators will continue to reap the benefits of superior voice quality and reliability in 2005, generating billions of profitable voice minutes over the course of the year," Hyde said. "However, they will face increasing challenges from low-cost operators, mobile operators and Voice over IP."


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Where an employer relies on more than one incident cumulatively to justify dismissal, the tribunal must assess whether dismissal was within the range of reasonable responses given the employer's actual reason taken as a whole, ie, all the incidents together. If there is been a procedural flaw in handling one of the incidents, this could make dismissal unfair even if, in theory, one of the other incidents could have justified dismissal. (Robinson v Combat Stress)
Employers considering dismissal for multiple incidents should consider carefully which to rely on, discounting any subject to obvious procedural flaws, and where appropriate may wish to state in the dismissal letter that they believe that the incidents justify dismissal individually as well as cumulatively.


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Bands & Music
Besides your host bands ALO and Hot Buttered Rum, the 2017 lineup is listed below.
When formulating Camp Deep End, we started with a few simple directives; take advantage of the beautiful property, create a simple relaxed vibe and have incredible mind-blowing but 'family' oriented bands to create the ultimate good time party and groove.
You can expect three shows from ALO and HBR in various settings throughout the weekend and other bands will typically play two shows.


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The "Bohemian love knot" (Liebesknote) is special among period knots: all examples were tied from ribbon rather than cord. It appears to have been a badge of Wenzel (or Wenceslaus) of Bohemia, c.1400: the knot appears frequently in manuscripts and architecture he commissioned. [K.M. Swoboda, Gotik in Boehmen]
Johannes von Narrenstein bears: Ermine, a Bohemian love knot azure within a bordure gules.


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The SCC is based on power semiconductor technology and limits current variations occurring during the engine start procedure. It can be attached directly to the battery terminal and prevents under-voltage in the car's internal power grid, and ECU resets that might occur as a consequence of such under voltage conditions. Thanks to its concept it is reusable, doing away with the one-time usable pyrofuse that in the case of a crash separates the battery from the vehicle's electrical system.
For plug-in hybrids with a multi-voltage power supply (12V and 48V) and thus with multiple energy storage systems, Eberspaecher also has developed a DC/DC converter. The 3kW device supplies 48V high-power loads such as electrical turbos, power brakes or power steering systems. It reduces the current across the power lines while maintaining the power level, effectively offloading the 12V system and stabilizing the voltage at both levels. The batteries used to buffer the recuperation energy are spared.
Fig. 1: Eberspaecher's 3kW DC/DC converter connects the 12V and 48V levels in hybrid vehicles.
This is particularly relevant for the operation of start-stop and coasting systems: When the engine is off in start-stop operation, generator and vacuum pumps are deactivated too. The vacuum required for the operation of the brake then is created by the electric power brake which gets its energy from the 48V level through the DC/DC converter.
Eberspaecher will display these systems at the upcoming IAA International Motor Show in Frankfurt (September 12 to 22).


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This is not a stroke of good luck belt this is the debilitating possibly paralyzing belt.
Too much fried food may contribute to the high rate of stroke in America's southern states.
The study claims that eating fried fish twice a week is the possible culprit for the high incidence of stokes in the southern states of the USA.
The results showed that people living in the stroke belt – including residents of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and Louisiana were about 30 percent more likely to eat two or more servings of fried fish every week than those living in the rest of the country, the researchers said.
However the data did not include all the other deep fried, dairy, pork or butter laden foods so typically consumed by southerners like hush puppies, collard greens or other foods drowned in butter, fries, chicken fried steaks, and cheese sticks to name a few.
Blacks have 3.5 times greater risk
Blacks statistically have an increased risk of stroke regardless of where they live, but their stroke risk was 3.5 times higher if they ate two or more servings of fried fish per week than whites.
Inhabitants of the stroke belt are 20 percent more likely to die from a stroke than those living in the rest of the country. Those living at the center of the stroke belt, the coastal plains of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, are 40 percent more likely to die from stroke, said study researcher Fadi Nahab of Emory University in Atlanta.
Anything fried in oil or cooked in butter, is not healthy to eat
Stroke Belt or Stroke Alley is the name given to a region in the southeastern United States that has been recognized by public health authorities for having an unusually high incidence of stroke and other forms of cardiovascular disease. It iincludes an 11-state region consisting of Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
Analysis by the CDC of U.S. found that stroke death rates for these states ranged from a high of 169 per 100,000 in South Carolina to a low of 89 per 100,000 in New York. While most observational studies have focused primarily on stroke incidence in adults, in 2004 researchers reported that children in the eleven stroke belt states also have an increased risk of death from ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke compared with children in other states.
Glymour et al. (2007) reported that adults who had resided in the stroke belt during childhood and had moved outside the region had higher stroke risk at ages 50 and older than adults who grew up in areas with lower stroke incidence. Other stroke risk factors: hypertension, low socioeconomic status, diet, quality of healthcare facilities, smoking, and infections.
The Stroke Belt also has high rates of lung cancer, caused by smoking or exposure to cigarette smoke as a child, poverty, poor maternal nutrition,low birth weights would predispose individuals to higher than average risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease.
Smoking or exposure to second and third hand smoke is reputed to be the strongest contributing factor of developing both diseases
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Andrew HuntBristol, Tennessee, US
Rich and smooth lower register voice of no fixed accent (think Mid-Western).
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Breaking: Existence of Higgs boson like particle found, announced by CERN
Candidate Higgs decay to four electrons recorded by ATLAS in 2012. Pic courtesy : CERN Today CERN (European Organisation for Nuclear Research ) announced a major discovery that they are conclusive about existence of a Higgs bosson like particle. Some dubbed this discovery like, 'what theory of evolution was like to the bioligists, discovery of existence of Higgs boson would be for Physicists'. Higgs boson is an elementary particle in the Standard Model of particle physics belonging to a class of particles called bosons, named after the eminent british physicist Peter Ware Higgs who along with many other scientists brought the Higgs mechanism which predicts the existence of bosson particle and Indian physicist Satyendra Nath Bose known for his work on Bose-Einstein statistics. Though Standard Model successfully describes all of the elementary particles we know to exist and how they interact with one another, it does not answer 'Why do most of these elementary particles have masses?' The ATLAS and CMS experiments aim to find the answer for the above question, the key to which is...Read More


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The University of Michigan – Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine will be hosting the following Symposiums in April 2017:
Wednesday, April 12, 2017:
Date: April 12, 2017 from 8:00a – 5:00p
Location: The Kensington Hotel, 3500 S. State St, Ann Arbor, MI 48108
The University of Michigan's Animal Enrichment Committee and MISMR are hosting the second annual Science of Enrichment Symposium. This symposium is designed to support evidence-based enrichment recommendations and is geared towards laboratory animal veterinary and husbandry professionals, investigators, and research staff interested in environmental enrichment and the science that supports its use. The meeting will focus on evidenced based recommendations for enrichment best practice and will feature speakers with expertise in rat, non-human primate, pig, and dog enrichment.
The symposium will be held at the Kensington Hotel, 3500 S State St, Ann Arbor, MI 48108.
Please contact Tara Martin email@example.com for additional information.
Registration fee: $25, including breakfast and lunch. Please click the following link to register and pay via PayPal.
List of Speakers for the Science of Enrichment Symposium, April 12, 2017
Megan LaFollette, MS, Purdue University "It's no laughing matter: affective states in laboratory rats"
Elaine Hebda-Bauer, PhD, University of Michigan, "Adaptation to social isolation is dynamic: from gene expression to behavior"
Candace Hedrick, BS, RALAT, The Ohio State University, "Getting on the same page: development and implementation of an effective institution-wide enrichment program"
Jeremy N. Marchant-Forde, PhD, USDA ARS, "Welfare and enrichment of the laboratory pig"
Carolyn Allen, BS, RLATG, CMAR, Abbvie, "A progressive approach to laboratory canine operant conditioning and enrichment strategies"
Melanie Graham, MPH, PhD, University of Minnesota, "Utilization of enrichment and behavioral management to enhance validity in nonhuman primate models"
Michelle Newell, DVM, MPI Research, "The quest for the perfect NHP foraging item (or enrichment in the real world)"
Thursday-Friday, April 13-14, 2017:
A seminar-style board examination review will be held on Thursday April 13, followed by an International Mock Board Coalition Examination on Friday, April 14. This event will be held at the North Complex Research Center, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.
Seminar-style board review and International Mock Board Coalition Examination schedule:
Thursday, April 13, 2017 – Seminar Series Schedule
7:30 – 8:00 AM Arrival – Snacks and beverages provided
8:00 – 8:10 AM Introduction
8:10 – 9:00 AM BMBL/Biosafety & OSEH
9:00 – 9:50 AM Large Animal Analgesia Literature Review
10:00 – 10:50 AM Laboratory Rat
10:50 – 11:40 AM Zebrafish
11:40 – 12:30 PM Facility Design and Equipment
Lunch* not provided
1:30 – 2:20 PM Hamsters, Degus, & Other Species
2:20 – 3:10 PM Rodent Analgesia Literature Review
3:10 – 4:00 PM Mouse Pathology & Disease
4:10 – 5:00 PM Non-Human Primates
5:00 – 5:50 PM Laboratory Swine
Board Examination Study Sessions
6:00 -10 PM North Campus Research Complex, University of Michigan
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7:30 AM Arrival – Snacks and beverages provided
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Mock Board Examination
12:00 – 1:00 PM Lunch
1:00 – 2:00 PM Regulations, BMBL, and OSEH Review seminar
2:00 – 5:00 PM Mock Board Examination Review
The seminar review and mock examination two-day symposium will be held at the North Campus Research Complex (NCRC) on the campus of the University of Michigan located at 2800 Plymouth Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Parking will be available on-site for a fee and additional parking may be available within walking distance. Lunch will not be provided, however there is a cafeteria in the building and vending machines are also available. Lodging and local restaurants are within a short driving distance.
There are no fees associated with the ULAM seminar review mock board examination event. Please pre-registration by April 10, 2017. To register or request additional information, please contact Ms. Terry Fracala by phone 734-764-0277 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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What is Tribal Style?
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As belly dance continues to evolve, so do the various styles and terms. I would like to make a distinction between Tribal Style and Tribal Fusion.
Tribal Style Belly Dance in the US has roots in a movement in the late 60's and early 70's, mainly driven by "folkloric" groups performing at Renaissance Faires in California. A performer by the name of Jamila Salimpour formed Bal Anat, with shows that featured tribal dances from North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean. The show inspired American Belly Dancers, giving way to the rise in popularity of the Tribal Belly Dance genre.
In the 1970's, dancer Carolena Nericcio created the ATS (American Tribal Style) format. Her format involves group improvisation, where the dancers use a shared language of movement to dance together.
Many troupes now utilize this style, but the cues and movements deviate from the traditional ATS format and are therefore referred to by various names such as ITS (Improvisational Tribal Style or International Tribal Style), SGI (Synchronized Group Improvisation) and TGI (Tribal Group Improv).
Tribal Fusion varies from Tribal Style in that it draws aesthetic inspiration, movement, costuming, and musical styles from Tribal Style, but includes solo dances, choreographed dances, and the incorporation of other dance forms, such as modern, pop and lock, etc. Rachel Brice, Zoe Jakes and Zafira are all excellent examples of Tribal Fusion Belly Dance.
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Collaborative care for depressionBMJ 2006; 332 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.332.7536.249 (Published 02 February 2006) Cite this as: BMJ 2006;332:249
- Gregory Simon, investigator (simon.g{at}ghc.org)
- Center for Health Studies, Group Health Cooperative, 1730 Minor Avenue, Suite 1300, Seattle, WA 98101, USA
Over the past decade, trials based in primary care have shown the effectiveness of collaborative care models in treating depression. Essential elements of these collaborative care programmes are the use of evidence based protocols for treatment, structured collaboration between primary care providers and mental health specialists, active monitoring of adherence to treatment and of outcomes, and (in some cases) structured programmes of psychotherapy delivered in primary care. A paper by Hunkeler and colleagues (p 259) extends the evidence for collaborative care in depression in three important ways, finding that such care is acceptable to older patients, is effective, and has benefits that are sustained over at least two years.1
The initial studies on collaborative care for depression showed the value of psychiatrists or psychologists working in primary care settings to improve the quality of pharmacotherapy or provide brief psychotherapy.2 3 Subsequent programmes attempted to improve the availability and efficiency of collaborative care through structured telephone calls with participants and nurses and bachelor-level mental health workers.4 5 Studies of disseminating and implementing collaborative care proved the acceptability and effectiveness of these strategies for quality improvement and care management strategies in a range of healthcare settings and patient populations.6 7
The IMPACT study shows that the strategies for quality improvement and care management proved effective in younger adults with depression can be extended to older people. Acceptability of the IMPACT treatment programme was high, and clinical benefits were at least as large as those seen in younger or mixed age samples. Clearly, depression is not an inevitable consequence of ageing, functional limitation, and chronic illness. The belief that older people have "good reason to be depressed" has sometimes led to misplaced nihilism regarding treatment for depression.
These data show that relatively modest levels of continuity of care and of maintenance treatment yield important and sustained benefits. Initial evaluations of collaborative care for depression showed that short term interventions produced only short term benefits.8 The IMPACT stepped care programme allowed for varying intensity of long term treatment. Follow-up and monitoring for most patients who were responding well to initial treatment was provided through brief monthly phone calls from their depression care manager (usually a primary care nurse). Those not responding were offered augmented treatment and consultation with a specialist. Patients in the intervention group maintained important clinical gains through the 12 month intervention period and the following year.
These findings suggest that the value of improving care for depression should be judged over a period of two years or more. The largest investments in improved treatment are made in the first three to six months, but the maximal benefits do not occur until six or 12 months. When you're measuring the number of miles travelled per gallon of gas, you have to include the time that you spend coasting (an analogy useful beyond US and UK readers).
It is refreshing that the paper by Hunkeler and colleagues does not end with the customary call for additional research. The evidence base is now sufficient for the emphasis to shift from research to dissemination and implementation.
Competing interests GS has collaborated with Drs Hunkeler, Katon, Lin, and Unutzer.
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Racks: Rib Dinner
The first time I dined in Racks, it was on my birthday and it was only because Yakimix lunch schedule was ending. But after that experience, Racks has been on the top of my list when I suddenly have cravings for delicious ribs that falls off the bone. On this specific Saturday, I had such a craving so we went to the nearest branch of Racks which was at Paseo de Magallanes.
When ordering at Racks, I would suggest that you try out ordering individually because you will get two side dishes per order. However, if you are not fond of their side – dishes (which they have a lot of choices), you can order their family platter (see sample order here) for group meals.
Racks Classic Pork Ribs (Half Rack) – PHP 455
with baked beans and mashed potato as the side orders
A big serving that's already good enough for two/three and it comes in two pieces so you can easily share it. It had a lot of pork on it with a few parts of fat here and there and it was very easy to slice. However, at the end and due to the big serving, it became hard to finish and this is where their barbeque sauce comes to the rescue to add more flavor to it.
Racks Baby Ribs (Half Slab) – PHP 380
with broccoli and cheese and cheesy macaroni as the side orders
This was my favorite before and after eating it again, it reminded me why. This had more flavor when you compare it to the classic ribs. I also felt the opposite because I wanted more and more but all I see in my plate are bones.
Happy to say that the craving was satisfied! 7
Till next time,
Racks, South Park Plaza
G/F South Park Bldg., Paseo de Magallanes, Commercial Center
Makati City, Metro Manila
(02) 854-6622
Restaurant by Location: Makati
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Milano Lounge and Chillout (2015)
Date: 16.04.2015 | Chillout, Downtempo, Lounge | Tags: Wisteria Entertainment, Downtempo, Chillout, Lounge, 2015, | Download Milano Lounge and Chillout (2015) for free.
Public Address is a highly synergistic collaboration between Ben Wright, aka Mi, and Andrew Bowen. Their debut, self-titled EP is an exuberant announcement to the Universe. The tracks are adventurous and playful, dynamic and danceable. Utilizing a broad palette of home-made acoustic samples (cello, guitar, banjo, percussion, vocals), Public Address has an unmistakably unique sound while staying true to the enduring legacy of techno and house.
Milano Lounge and Chillout (2015)
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02. Tony Roma - Inizio
03. Second Groove - Load in Repetition
04. Beat Groove - La Piazza
05. W Ensemble - Contento
06. Gold Lounge - Vinile
07. Escort Groove - Accompagnatrice
08. Antigua Beach Lovers - Moka Reas
09. Cool Sixsth - Bugiardo
10. Dharma - Probedas
11. Consistent Hoz - Resistance Beat
12. Plastique Pleasures - Shotokan - Atlantic Mix
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14. Piano Player - Filo a Piombo
15. Seventy Moods - Domenica
16. Marshall Wee - Mito
17. Loveboy - She Moove It - House of Freedom Mix
18. Philippe Martin - Orgoglio
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Daily 3-Bet: Phil Flops, Moorman Drops, Esfandiari "Has Been"
The PokerListings Daily 3-Bet is a high-speed spin around the track of lesser-known poker "news" stories.
Any suggestions for a future 3-Bet, feel free to drop a note in the comments.
Today in the 3-Bet we find Phil Hellmuth taking a bath on his Super Bowl bets, Chris Moorman kindly dropping some poker knowledge and a new contender bumping Antonio Esfandiari for best magician in poker.
1) Hellmuth Thumped on Super Bowl Bets
To understate the matter among the gambling crowd, Super Bowl Sunday is kind of a big deal.
Everyone has action, of course, from $100 "pick-a-square" bets to dozens of props on the winner of the coin toss to the last penalty.
Lord knows how much some of the real high-rollers put up for the Super Bowl, but one notable poker icon burned away at least $21k (including juice).
Tweeted Phil Hellmuth shortly after the Giants came back to beat the Patriots 21-17 yesterday:
Lost EVERY Super Bowl bet: 8 out of 8. set my personal record for biggest loss on one game: $21k plus juice
Among Hellmuth's losing bets:
$2k OVER 27 1st (loser), $1k NE -1 1st half (even), $2k NE -1.51st (loser)...$2k OVER 53, $2k OVER 53.5
$3k NE scores OVER 29.5 for game, $2k Giants OVER 27 for game, $3k NE -3: $2,500 NE wins 2nd half, $2,500 OVER 26.5 2nd half NEED POINTS!
Still, despite the pummeling, Hellmuth has high hopes for the coming week:
Heading to LA Monday to play poker @CommerceCasino. Tough Sunday, but I'm determined to turn this into a winning week!
Follow Hellmuth for more gambling hijinx on Twitter here.
2) Chris Moorman Drops Some Insight with Snoopy
He gets his due among those in the know. And he's made a splash in a few big live events this past year to gain some more notoriety overall.
But there's no doubt Chris Moorman is still one of the most underrated poker players in the world.
A pure online destroyer with almost $8 million in earnings, plus a "token" $2.4 million won live, he's quite frankly one of the top poker players to ever play the game.
So when he takes the time to give an in-depth interview, it's definitely worth a look.
Speaking with poker reporter Adam "Snoopy" Goulding on Black Belt Poker, Moorman dives into a ton of subjects from staying motivated to Black Friday to the mechanics of having a 20-player stable of horses.
It's a great read; here's an excerpt that helps explain why he's been so dominant for so long:
"I suppose I should be bored with poker by now considering how much I play, so I'm lucky in that respect. I just love the game.
"It's not about the money; every time I play, I want to win, even if it's an eight-dollar rebuy or something, and it makes me feel good about myself when I do."
Full interview here.
3) Antonio Esfandiari Now Second-Best Magician in Poker
We've said Antonio Esfandiari has been getting a free ride as the poker world's number #1 magician for years (when was the last time he covered anyone in club sauce?), and now finally someone has stepped up and called him on it.
Noted magician Dynamo has been on hand at the WPT Venice event doing his close-up sleight of hand, prompting WPT Host Mike Sexton to call Esfandiari a "has been" when it comes to being poker's magic rep.
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