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Group exhibition featuring seven artists at Milavec Hakimi Gallery
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Group exhibition featuring seven artists at Milavec Hakimi Gallery
Regardless of the world you find yourself standing in front of, you can always see the moon.
Milavec Hakimi Gallery
presents I See the Moon, a group exhibition featuring artists: Katelyn Alain, Dina Brodsky, Sabrina Marques, Scott Kahn, Christopher Saunders, Ryan Scully and Nicolas Touron.
These seven artists display the ability to create alluring visual manifestations of their imaginations, causing viewers to suspend disbelief and dive into fantastical realms of fantasy. I See the Moon explores many worlds from post-apocalyptic landscapes to moments pulled from lifelike fairy tales.
The works in this exhibition construct settings, which intricately intertwine the real and the imagined, resulting in a unique blend of familiarity and mystery. Each painting creates a portal into a new place as well as the artists mind. With each artist comes a distinct fictitious vision, illustrated through lush color palettes, atmospheric effects and characters. I See the Moon pushes you to inhabit the mind of the artist while stirring your own creative subconscious.
Regardless of the world you find yourself standing in front of, you can always see the moon.
The Milavec Hakimi Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in New York, NY. After all the institutions of education and work experience had run their toll on the brains of the founding duo of Nikki Milavec and Karen Hakimi, they decided to take the plunge and form a gallery. Over the last three years they have searched high and low, making loads of artists studio visits, putting together multiple temporary exhibitions all to collectively bring together art that they themselves would display in their our own homes, offices and places they go. The intention is to promote emerging contemporary art while highlighting artists they feel are exceptional in a sea of complacency. Located at the ground floor of the newly constructed 51 Cooper Square it beats at the center of a crossroads of cultures and viewpoints in the heart of Manhattan.
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USA Today founder honors North Dakota Olive Garden reviewer who went viral
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — He's the founder of the country's largest newspaper. She's known for her earnest review of an Olive Garden restaurant in North Dakota that went viral on the Internet.
Six decades after they worked together at the University of South Dakota's student newspaper, Al Neuharth, 88, and Marilyn Hagerty, 86, are reuniting.
Neuharth, the founder of USA Today, on Thursday will present his one-time editor at USD's Volante student newspaper with the 2012 Al Neuharth Award for Excellence in the Media. The award honors Hagerty's contribution to journalism, including her now-famous feature story about the grand opening of an Olive Garden in Grand Forks, N.D.
The earnest review about the town's newest Italian restaurant became an Internet sensation, catapulting Hagerty to instant celebrity among foodies. She flew to New York to appear on "Good Morning America," CNN and "The Today Show." Her son, a writer for The Wall Street Journal, penned a column about her for the paper. And celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain praised her.
"I'm delighted that she has become so famous, deservedly," Neuharth said, pointing out that Tom Brokaw is the only other South Dakotan to win the award. Past recipients also include Katie Couric, Walter Cronkite, Larry King and Tim Russert.
Hagerty was born and raised in South Dakota before moving to North Dakota in the 1950s. She began working at the Grand Forks Herald as a feature writer in 1961. Although she officially retired from the job in 1991, she continues to write five columns a week for the paper.
In her now famous column, she deftly reviewed the chicken Alfredo, crisp greens and "two long, warm breadsticks" at the chain restaurant.
"At length, I asked my server what she would recommend," Hagerty wrote. "She suggested chicken Alfredo, and I went with that. Instead of the raspberry lemonade she suggested, I drank water."
Neuharth said he was both "impressed and amused" about the attention placed on his one-time classmate after the column was published earlier this year.
"I was impressed that she wrote the column she did because that's the way she has been in touch with her audience ever since I knew her. But I was a little bit amused that it became a national sensation," Neuharth said. Continued...
Hagerty said she was just doing her job when she wrote the review, and she had no idea she would be selected for such a prestigious award.
"Going viral, I did nothing to go viral. The fact that I was selected for this award, I'm overwhelmingly honored," she said.
Neuharth — and the American public — can thank Hagerty for keeping him in newspapers. After he and other soldiers returned to the United States following World War II in the late 1940s, Neuharth teetered between print and radio. Hagerty said she helped convince him that he should stay in the newspaper business.
Both Neuharth and Hagerty said they are looking forward to catching up with each other. They have kept in contact over the years through Christmas cards and have occasionally run into each other at various journalism conventions.
"I remember Al so very well. His personality has always been something you don't forget," Hagerty said.
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Next week Sarah will post directions on cutting the fabric for the back. Having the back designed as well as the front makes this quilt a two-for-one!
Remember, those of you that finish and post your completed quilts to our Flickr group by October 3 will be in the running to win one of two gift certificates to Sew Fresh Fabrics. Peg and Becca have graciously sponsored our Quilt-Along, and I am thrilled to announce that they are Ellison Lane Quilts' newest sponsor too!
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When you're on vacation, eating great food is half the fun! At Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort and Shelter Cove Harbour, we have plenty of wonderful places to dine whether you're looking for a casual stop on the beach or a gourmet meal overlooking the water.
This week, we wanted to share some of the best Hilton Head appetizers from around Palmetto Dunes and Shelter Cove.
Dunes House Chicken Nachos
Take a break from the beach or ride your bike over to the oceanfront Dunes House within the resort. Our appetizer pick from this fun outdoor restaurant is their Chicken Nachos. Indulge in tortilla chips smothered in grilled chicken, queso, black bean relish and jalapenos. Sour cream and salsa is served on the side. Tip: Get plenty of napkins!
Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers & Pizza Sliders
At Big Jim's restaurant, located at the Robert Trent Jones course, try the sliders. It's the perfect appetizer to share with a group of buddies! Choose from three smoked pulled pork or smoked chicken sliders with cole slaw and pickle OR three Angus beef sliders with smoked onion and pickle.
San Miguel's Guacamole Dip - Shelter Cove Harbour
This is one of the best guacamole dips on the island complete with fresh avocados blended with tomatoes, onions and spices and served with their flour tortilla chips. Enjoy the view, a margarita and chips and guac!
HH Prime's Shrimp & Grits (Omni Hotel at Palmetto Dunes)
You can't come to the Lowcountry without eating shrimp and grits -- it's a Southern staple! HH Prime, located within the Omni Hotel at Palmetto Dunes, offers a plate full of jumbo shrimp and grits made with smoked cheddar cheese, tasso ham and sherry butter sauce. Delicious!
Ela's Blu Water Grille, Shelter Cove Harbour – Mama's Fried Green Tomatoes
Another Southern must-have is fried green tomatoes! Get your fill at Ela's Blu Water Grille, a Shelter Cove restaurant with a fantastic view. Your tomatoes will come lightly fried and crispy and served with Creole sauce, the owner's family tradition.
Alexander's Seafood Restaurant & Wine Bar's Oysters
If you're a visitor to the island, you may not have been exposed to the joy of eating oysters! We consider it a delicacy down south. Alexander's, located within the gates of Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort, offers North American cold water oysters on the half shell in half dozen or a full dozen. You can also try their Oyster Baked Oyster Combination of three Rockefeller oysters topped with bacon, spinach and hollandaise sauce and three Savannah oysters topped with shrimp, crab, scallops, bacon and cheddar cheese. This dish will make anyone a fan of oysters!
Which dish sounds the best to you? Which appetizer are you dying to try? We hope you enjoy dining at Palmetto Dunes and Hilton Head when you visit us this spring and summer. Bon Appetit!
There's lots of reasons to visit Shelter Cove Harbour on Hilton Head Island year round: fabulous views of Broad Creek, a wealth of shopping, a variety of restaurants offering all range of fare, and last but not least, its musical entertainment. We can't think of a better spot on the island to sip a cold drink, listen to live music and watch the sun set over the harbour!
Throughout Shelter Cove Harbour there are many different opportunities to enjoy live entertainment all throughout the week, especially during the spring and summer seasons. During April and May, Shelter Cove Harbour is hosting Music on the Harbour from 6-9 p.m. on Thursdays featuring a different musical act each week at the Statue of Neptune. Check out the full schedule.
San Miguel's, a great place to order a margarita and munch some yummy fish tacos, offers live entertainment seven nights a week from 5-9:30 p.m. during the summer months. Plan on a wait at this hot spot but use your time to shop or stroll the boardwalk.
Bistro 17 is a French restaurant, offering crepes, seafood, steaks and salads. They also have a puppy menu if you'd like to bring your pooch along! Bistro 17 will offer live entertainment Monday-Saturday from 6- 9 p.m. this summer.
Ela's Blu Water Grille is popular among locals, tourists and celebrities alike! Both Paula Abdul and Jane Seymour have dined at this gourmet restaurant when visiting the island. Ela's, known for its fantastic view, will be hosting musical acts Tuesdays, and Thursday-Saturday from 7-10 p.m.
Scott's Fish Market is a great spot for more casual fare and great views of Shelter Cove Marina. Their friendly Caribbean atmosphere puts you in the perfect island mood! The restaurant will bring in live entertainment every night from 5:30-9:30 p.m. during the summer months.
Lastly, Parrot Cove Seafood Grill and Bar is another great casual dining restaurant, which serves seafood, pastas, prime rib and sandwiches along with a very kid-friendly menu. Parrot Cove will offer live musical entertainment on weekends from 6-9 p.m.
No matter where you go in Shelter Cove, you'll easily find a spot to kick back, relax and enjoy some good fare and great tunes. Let us know your favorite spot for live music and food at Shelter Cove!
Take a break from the cold and snow and head down south for your Thanksgiving Day festivities. Imagine, a sunrise walk before you start cooking and a post-dinner bike ride under mossy oak trees after dinner.
Palmetto Dunes offers a variety of ways to celebrate Turkey Day at the beach whether you'd like to do the cooking or leave it up to us.
Guests of Palmetto Dunes can literally have Thanksgiving at the beach at the oceanfront Dunes House. The restaurant will be offering a buffet from 11 a.m-5 p.m. featuring sides like mac and cheese, mashed potatoes and green bean casserole; turkey , lamb and round of beef as entrees; and pumpkin pie, pecan pie, ginger snap bread pudding and double chocolate cookies for dessert. The buffet is $27.95 per person, $13.95 for children 12 and younger. Reservations are required by calling (843) 686-9623. See the complete menu.
Our new Big Jim's restaurant at the Robert Trent Jones course, which opened earlier this year, will also be open on Thanksgiving. Reservations are not required and they'll be offering traditional Thanksgiving plated dinners with all your favorites. The cost for Big Jim's is $18.95 per person or $9.95 for kids 12 and younger. Those with large parties should call ahead of time to ensure there is space. Call (843) 785-1165.
If you'd prefer to hang out at your Hilton Head vacation home inside Palmetto Dunes, but would rather leave the cooking to someone else, we've got you covered! Let us bring you a gourmet Thanksgiving to go ready on Thanksgiving Day starting at 11 a.m. at Big Jim's restaurant. Be sure you have your order in by Nov. 18 at 5 p.m. by calling 843-686-9623. Our to-go dinner includes roast turkey and top round of beef, stuffing, mashed potatoes; choice of three sides among collard greens, mac & cheese, green bean casserole or squash casserole; and pumpkin or pecan pie for dessert. Complete menu. $15/person, minimum 2-person order.
Be sure to rent your bikes ahead of time to ensure they're ready to go for your Turkey Day bike ride to burn off a few calories. Call Hilton Head Outfitters at 866-380-1783 to reserve your bike rentals.
Hilton Head offers plenty of Black Friday shopping if you're looking for some deals. Head across the street to Shelter Cove for specials all weekend. Many of the stores are offering 20% and higher sales, and restaurants will have food and drink specials, as well. See the complete list of sales and deals.
Santa will also make an appearance at the statue of Neptune Nov. 23 from Noon- 3 p.m., arriving on a firetruck no less! The first 200 kids get a free Santa pin and there will also be a bounce house to burn off some of that holiday energy. Shelter Cove will also have live music from Target Band from 1-4 p.m. on Black Friday.
Come spend your Thanksgiving in Hilton Head at Palmetto Dunes. We promise it will be a Thanksgiving you'll never forget! Call us at (866) 744-7558 to book your stay today.
Palmetto Dunes has come up with a new place for families to unwind inside the resort for breakfast, lunch or dinner or for golfers to enjoy a meal after a round or two of golf. Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers and Pizza overlooking the Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Course is now open seven days a week for a casual breakfast, lunch or dinner.
In addition to barbecue, burgers and pizza, we also have plenty of Southern dishes, soups, salads, seafood and steak, as well as a kids' menu. Not only did we tap the culinary talents of Jim Self, one of the developers of Palmetto Dunes, and his Tennessee slaw and barbecue sauce, we took to heart suggestions from our guests for a spot where families can gather for a relaxing meal that won't bust the budget.
At Big Jim's, you'll find big-screen TVs for catching the latest golf tournament, happy hour specials and live entertainment from 6 to 9 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It's also a perfect vantage point for Tuesday night fireworks launched all summer long as part of HarbourFest at Shelter Cove Harbour.
Big Jim's is in the heart of the resort close to the beach, Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center and Hilton Head Outfitters. It's a perfect spot to dine after a day of swimming, playing tennis, kayaking the lagoon or cruising around on bikes. It adds to the mix of restaurants our guests already enjoy: The Dunes House for lunch and dinner, pre- or post-round meals at Arthur's Grille and the Fazio Grille at our two other golf courses, or fine dining at Alexander's.
Join us this summer at Big Jim's for a relaxing meal on our outdoor deck. You can also call us at 843-785-1165 for take out or catering. See you around!
When most people think about Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort they think about the beautiful beaches, three amazing golf courses, miles of paved bike paths and exceptional tennis. While we're incredibly proud to be known for all of these activities, we also want you to take advantage of our many sailboat charters out of Shelter Cove Harbour just across the road. We have two exquisite sailboats and three fun filled cruises that will please the whole family.
The Schooner "Welcome" offers a variety of options, including a relaxing sunset cocktail and hors d'oeuvres cruise ideal for catching the marsh breeze and enjoying the amazing views of Hilton Head. For those interested in the wildlife surrounding our island, the Eco Cruise is for you. Hitting the seas each afternoon allows you to encounter a wide variety of marine wildlife like sea turtles, marsh birds and majestic dolphins. Finally, the "Welcome" provides a fun-filled family experience with the Pirates Adventure Cruise. Sail the high seas with a pirate as your guide while learning to hoist the sails and steer the ship. Ahoy matey, it's a good time indeed!
If you're looking for a more private sailboat charter, we have the smaller 40-foot "Special-K". Take your time sailing around Hilton Head Island with an experienced captain and crew. Whether you're interested in learning more about how to sail or you want to surprise your spouse with a romantic private ride, the "Special-K" is a great choice.
The next time you're in Hilton Head consider taking an adventure to the high seas and come aboard one of our fabulous sailboat charters!
January is the month where many Americans are gung-ho with their list of New Year's resolutions. Lots of people are hitting the gym and checking out the health food isles at the grocery store, but we've also heard many people say they also resolve to spend more time with family. If you've been trying to get your immediate, or extended, family together for a while or want to plan a family reunion, why get the gang together at Palmetto Dunes?
Between our beautiful homes and villas, three world-renowned golf courses, tennis, bikes, fishing, shopping and the beach, every person in your family will be happy and entertained. What many people don't realize when deciding where to stay Hilton Head is that when you stay with Palmetto Dunes, you get the best deals available on all the activities at the resort, as well as lagoon activities and boat charters out of Shelter Cove Harbour. You also get two free hours of tennis time each day!
Shelter Cove Harbour, just across the road from the resort, is also a great place to take the fam, because there are plentiful restaurants to enjoy each night and a variety of shops to peruse. Our group planners can even help create a special dinner at The Dunes House or a more formal party to celebrate your family reunion.
So, ring up your family, start matching up calendars and settle on a date. Then give us a ring at 866-744-7558 or click here and we'll handle the rest.
We hope to see your whole gang here soon!
So you've set the date, picked the location and asked your friends to be in your wedding party but you just can't ask the boss for an extra week off for your honeymoon quite yet.
The honeymoon is the icing on your wedded bliss cake but for many it's extremely challenging to plan more time off after the wedding planning week amidst work or school schedules. That's why we've created the Mini Moon Package.
This mini vacation after your nuptials will give you the much needed breather you need but will allow you to go back to work or school without taking too many extra PTO days! This package is also ideal for those looking for a long weekend getaway to rekindle the flames for Valentine's Day with all the spa, food and romance you could want.
The Mini Moon package includes:
Be bold and follow in the footsteps of William and Kate and Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries (except try to stay married longer than 72 days) and try our new Mini Moon. Call us at 866-744-7558 for more information and make sure to visit us at www.palmettodunes.com .
We know that many of you are experiencing chilling temperatures, snowy skies and icy roads. While we can't make it summer any earlier and we can't raise the temperatures to the lovely mild days we're experiencing here on Hilton Head, we can give you live updates and visuals of the beach every day! We have two webcams set up on the resort, one at The Dunes House and the other at The Robert Trent Jones Golf Course.
If you're in need of a little golf action on a cold day, check out the webcam at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Course. This beautiful course was renovated in 2002 to reshape fairways, trees, greens and bunkers. We were also able to improve the natural draining of the course by linking it to our 11-mile lagoon system. The Jones Course has 11 holes that run by the lagoon and 10th hole has a spectacular view of the ocean! This webcam is sure to make you want to pack up your clubs and head down to Hilton Head.
If you've had a rough week and need a minute of rest and relaxation from work, then check out The Dunes House webcam. The Dunes House is known for their awesome fish tacos and amazing view of the ocean. This webcam is situated in the perfect place to give you a view of guests enjoying lunch and watching the waves rolling in! If you're a romantic, check this webcam on the weekends for a chance to see a wedding happening live on the beach!
We want to bring you a little piece of Hilton Head and all that Palmetto Dunes has to offer whenever you want it by maintaining these webcams. The best part is the next time you're here you can tell your family or friends to tune in to see what a great time you're having on vacation!
It's quickly becoming that time of year when you sit at the table to give thanks, hear holiday music on the radio and spend hours of your weekend wrapping gifts. The holidays are full of fun here on Hilton Head Island, and if you're planning a trip here before 2012, you won't be bored or disappointed.
The holiday excitement begins with Thanksgiving here at The Dunes House in Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort. We're serving up a traditional style Thanksgiving Day feast so if you'd be thankful for no cooking and no clean up, this is the perfect option for your family! If you're staying that weekend, The Arts Center of Coastal Carolina is hosting the Community Christmas Tree Lighting to move us directly into the Santa spirit.
Come celebrate this joyful season with us at Shelter Cove Harbour Friday, November 25 by getting your picture with Santa, live entertainment and even free ornaments from Christmas on the Harbour for the first 200 children. The fun continues into Saturday with holiday sales and amazing deals from many of the shops in Shelter Cove.
Want to feel like you're walking in a winter wonderland while you're here on the Island? Then the Hilton Head Winter Wonder Festival on December 9 is a must-add to your calendars. From 4-8 p.m. at Shelter Cove Park, you can roast marshmallows, create holiday crafts or even hunt for the golden candy cane. This event is a wonderful family-friendly festival that allows parents and grandparents to come for free with their children!
For more information on events happening while you're here on a fabulous winter vacation, click here!
There are so many things to be thankful for here in Hilton Head, South Carolina. The gorgeous weather, the beach, fishing, biking, great golf and tennis and all the amazing people! If you're looking to skip the early snow this year and have a warm Thanksgiving, come celebrate with us at Palmetto Dunes. The average temperature here in November is upper 60's to mid 70's, making it great weather to hit one of our three golf courses, walk the beach or to play tennis all day!
Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated in a big way at our beach front restaurant, The Dunes House! On Thanksgiving, Nov. 25, from 11 am - 5 pm you can enjoy a huge Thanksgiving buffet your grandmother would be proud of. You can also pre-order a meal for carry-out. Just call us at 843-686-9623 or email us at email@example.com. The best part is you don't have to cook or clean up when you're done!
The buffet is $27.95 per person plus tax and gratuity and $13.95 for kids 12 and younger. Here is the menu for Turkey Day:
Thanksgiving Menu at The Dunes House:
Mix Greens Salad with House Dressings
New England Clam Chowder
Citrus Brined Deep Fried Tom Turkey
Oven Roasted Organic Free Range Turkey
Corn Bread Stuffing
Green Bean Casserole
Honey Glazed Baked Bone in Spiral Ham
Miss Liz's Three Cheese Mac and Cheese
Candied Yams
Garlic Mash Yukon Gold Potatoes
Fennel and Rosemary Crusted Prime Rib
Desserts include: Frankie Mae's Famous Pumpkin Pie, Keylime Pie,
Southern Bourban Pecan Pie, Sweet Potatoe Pie and Cookies.
Regular menu will not be served at this time.
We'll also be hosting a holiday kick-off celebration the day after Thanksgiving and we'll be sharing information soon with all the details. Whether you join us or celebrate at home, happy Turkey Day!
Got a hankering for a Louisiana PoBoy or some authentic Cajun gumbo? Hilton Head Island may not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking of these down-home delicacies; however, this month, The Island Recreation Association will be bringing the Bayou to us!
Starting at 11 a.m. on October 15, Shelter Cove Community Park will turn into Bourbon Street for the annual Cajun Food Festival. The fest is chock full of fun for the whole family. There will be Cajun cuisine sure to please everyone from fried oysters to red beans and rice.
Keep your children happy by letting them hit the "Kid's Zone", complete with moon bounces, arts and crafts. While the kids are having a blast, don't forget to visit the Outdoor Business Expo, which is new to this year's festival. During the Expo, businesses from around the area will be showcasing new products and services throughout the day.
Proceeds from the Cajun Food Festival will benefit the Island Recreation Association's Scholarship Fund, which assures that every child, regardless of financial hardship, will be able to participate in recreation. Good food, good people and a good cause? What more reason is there to check out this year's Cajun Food Festival? For more information visit www.islandreccenter.org or call (843) 681-7273. We hope to see you at our version of the Bayou!
Hilton Head is full of events, activities and wonderful restaurants, but we're also only a short drive from historic Bluffton, S.C. The week of October 16-23 will bring the perfect opportunity to visit Hilton Head and check out the Bluffton Arts and Seafood Festival too! In its seventh year, this festival celebrates local seafood, history, art and, most importantly, Southern hospitality.
The 15-minute drive to downtown Bluffton is a great day trip and you can participate in events such as kayak tours, Iron Chef competitions or oyster roasts. Make sure you take your children too, because the Palmetto Animal League will have pets to adopt or play with. If you're more of the workout junkie, this festival has you covered with a 5K on Saturday, October 22.
The days and evenings will be filled with tons of entertainment from jazz musicians and singers to best selling authors. Your children will be amazed by the juggling work of Ben Matthews and the Carolina Clowns from Charlotte, N.C. Don't miss Saturday nights' fireworks spectacular that will be the perfect end to a great event.
Let us know if you go and what you enjoyed the most!
The weather is starting to cool down which means it's a great time to get a group of friends or bring your loved one on a golf getaway here at Palmetto Dunes. There's no better time to play golf than in the fall here in South Carolina. We have tons of beautiful Hilton Head rental homes and villas that overlook one of our three award winning golf courses but 951 Inverness is a must-see villa!
Remodeled in 2009 and situated on the 12th hole of the George Fazio course, this three-bedroom, three- bath villa is perfect for a group or a family. After a morning on the fairways you can cool off in the community pool that's only a short walk from your villa or chill out by watching TV on the flat screen in the living room!
Make sure to take advantage of our other activities, such as the two hours of free tennis court time and discounted bike rentals, that you receive when you book your villa through Palmetto Dunes. Another great bonus of renting with Palmetto Dunes is that you can enjoy lunch, dinner or mid-afternoon cocktails at The Dunes House!
951 Inverness is ready to make your fall golf outing perfect, so check out its availability, gather up your gang of guys or group of gals and call us at 866.380.1778. Fore!
If you're celebrating an anniversary, honeymoon or just need a vacation with your honey, we want to help you plan the perfect beach date. We suggest starting off your day with a nice bike ride through the resort. We have more than 5 miles of paved bike paths at the resort with beautiful natural surroundings for you to explore.
On your ride, stop by the General Store and pick up sandwiches, chips, fruit, drinks and a towel or blanket for a nice picnic to take to the beach. Next, stop by Hilton Head Outfitters where you can rent your beach chairs and an umbrella. Then head toward the sand and surf to enjoy a relaxing picnic while you watch the dolphins frolic and unwind watching the waves.
Cap your day with a romantic dinner. A couple of of good options include Alexander's in the resort, which is known for its extensive wine menu, or Ela's in Shelter Cove, which has outstanding view to accompany their menu!
If you need even more relaxation, many of our packages include spa treatments, champagne and other sweet activities to try. We even offer a Silver Celebration package for couple celebrating 25 years of marriage.
What's your favorite romantic activity when in Hilton Head? We hope to see all you love birds here soon!
What's more Southern than peach pie and tomato sandwiches? To be sure you don't miss out on your trip to Hilton Head, we want to fill you in on some of the area's best farmer's markets.
Every Tuesday from 2-7 p.m. through Dec. 22, the Farmer's Market in historic Bluffton, S.C. offers up fresh fruits, veggies, chocolates, peanut brittle and dry aged beef. Make sure to also check their website for some recipes straight from the farm to your vacation table.
Beyond the amazing produce and goodies you can buy, they have amazing BBQ meals, fresh-squeezed lemonade, delicious kettle corn made to order and fun activities for the whole family!
If you're looking to stay a little closer to Palmetto Dunes, the Hilton Head Island Farmer's Market at Historic Honey Horn is a must try. It's held each Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. through October 31. They will also have several Holiday Markets if you're in town during November or December. Shop for fresh eggs, lettuce and watermelon from the people who actually grew them!
So get out there and take the family to enjoy a wonderful day of excellent food and great times. Let us know what you pick up and what delicious meal you whip up when you get home to your villa!
Visitors to Palmetto Dunes this summer will find a great new option for dining at Shelter Cove Harbour. Ela's, located directly above the Ship's Store, serves up fresh seafood and steak with a wonderful Italian twist and amazing water views to boot.
Master Chef Kal Rabadi greets local fishermen daily to decide what will be on his menu that evening. And vinophiles will gush over the extensive wine menu!
They've only been open less than a month and already have a celebrity following! In fact, Paula Abdul dined there on her recent Hilton Head trip. But celebs aren't the only ones giving Ela's a thumbs up; the locals are giving it great reviews too. Here's what one of our Facebook friends had this to say about his visit:
"Tried [Ela's] this past week and it was one of the better meals we've had on hhi in a very long time...still in it's infancy in a few areas, but they've got what it takes...owners are on site every night and the chef is terrific...we're rooting for them to succeed!"
You can find them on Facebook and OpenTable, so make sure to check them out the next time you're down this way! If you ever need any other recommendations for dining in Hilton Head you can always tweet us @PalmettoDunesSC or check out our Tempt Your Palate blog post from earlier this season!
One of the benefits of staying at Palmetto Dunes is having everything right at your fingertips. The beach, bikes, golf and fishing are all within walking or biking distance from your villa. The same goes for food. Whether you're craving burgers, burritos or a seafood diner paired with wine, it's available at Palmetto Dunes or across the street at Shelter Cove Harbour.
We've hired a new executive chef here at Palmetto Dunes and we're very excited to introduce him. Meet Curtis Lincoln!


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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Review: Switched at Birth - S1, V1 (2011)
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Ehhh...it sounds interesting... but because it's on ABC Family I'm thinking I won't watch it. Most of ABS Family's shows are most definitely *not* family friendly :P
But the signing sounds really interesting to me :) I've been off and on obsessed with ASL since I was probably ten. This was a great review!Trinka - totally agree with you about ABC Family Channel not living up to their name. I see a lot of their "original" movies, and although they are usually really cute, they are NOT family-friendly. =)
Thanks - glad you enjoyed this review. I really wound up liking the show, despite its flaws.
Juju - thanks. this was a great show. I liked it a LOT more than I thought - and the moments that are meant to be emotional seem so genuine even if it does get caught up in the teen love triangles on occasion, still it is sweet. =)I know, right!? My mom and I saw Revenge of the Bridesmaids and couldn't stop laughing through the entire hour-and-a-half. It was TOO funny. =D I am now somewhat curious about Cyberbully; it could be good.
Bay... actually by the end of "volume one," she had become a better person of character and Daphne had become the more "difficult" one. Being raised with anything she wanted did kind of enable Bay to be a bit of a spoiled brat but last I saw of her, I was more impressed with her than Daphne. (Looking forward to the rest of S1.) My mom really likes Kathryn and I find her to be the most logical, understanding one of the bunch. In truth, John gets on my nerves - a lot.I recently watched My Fake Fiance. Too funny. =}
I thought Bay's comment about Angelo not waiting to be with Daphne doesn't men he wouldn't want to be with Bay, was just hateful. Plus,I'm not really into the whole poor little rich girl story line either.
Kathryn has a fun story line this season. I'm really enjoying it. =} And John, what a jerk. lol He has greatly improved this season though. There was a scene between him and Daphne in the last ep that was beautiful.I saw that movie, too, Jen. It was really cute even though I am not a huge fan of either of its stars - you've reminded me that I should watch it again 'cause it was awfully cute. =D
Yep, that conversation was mean on Bay's part. If memory serves me correctly, she did apologize and now Daphne isn't about to "give up" Emmett. So... I think they both need to learn how to be nicer with each other - and in my opinion, Daphne had really changed last I saw of her. (Glad to know she and John have a "moment" that is so sweet - love those!)
Kathryn... oh, that sounds like fun. =) I'll be on the look-out for that subplot.It is a cute movie. It wouldn't win any awards, but it's fun. =D
I agree, they need to be nicer to each other. The past few eps have been moving in that direction.I'm just not a huge fan of Bay, probably will never be a big fan. =/
Have you checked out Make It Or Break It? That is some drama. lolSo true - none of ABC Family Channel's films are exactly award-worthy but they are very entertaining. =)
Both girls have a lot of growing up to do, but given that they are only 16, I think viewers can give them a bit of a break. I am really happy to know that their relationship is getting better. If nothing else would, that alone is reason to check out the next episodes. That is what makes a show so fun; picking out favorite characters and watching them grow. I might completely change my mind about Bay but last I saw of her, I felt she had matured in comparison to the girl who snuck out to "paint."
No, I've not seen Make it or Break It. I have wondered about it but have not watched any episodes...
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I went to a beer tasting/pairing tonight at a local bar and found out that mid December they are going to do a Stone Vertical Epic tasting going from 2004 to 2012. Jesus I am so excited.
I went to a beer tasting/pairing tonight at a local bar and found out that mid December they are going to do a Stone Vertical Epic tasting going from 2004 to 2012. Jesus I am so excited.
I have been thinking of brewery a beer with nutella a lot which when I do end up buying my own equipment I want to make.
Water and THC dont go well togethor.I know a brewery that secretly makes Weed Vokda for after hours though.
Well here is something
Hops are Cannabaceae!!!! Omg! There have been quite a few seed beers but they suck. I imagine some good brews are coming though.
The wine industry has long had vintners who make bottles with bud in it. It's an insane high every time I've had a glass. I'd be interested to see what is developed with something like this, but I wonder how bands on things like Sparks would affect their development.
I've tried it from three different places. It varied from a slight skunkiness behind a strong Cab to an overpowering marijuana flavor in front of a pinot.
I don't remember the exact language of the law, but I know they had a ban on additional substances of some nature. I'm not sure if it was stimulants specifically or if it was a more general ban on additional classified substances.
Damn Hippies... 7.62% pilsner from Switzerland.
Balanced for 9.3%
mmm... Tramp Stamp.
Nice !!!! I havent open any of my clown shoes
Goose Island's Matilda might be my new favorite. I was completely surprised to see it in a Safeway.
*based upon tedious fact checking.
My local place has lately been consistently out of the really good beer they usually stock, so I'm drinking my latest fall-back plan - the Ballast Point Sculpin IPA. Does the trick.
6/21 - Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - First Unitarian Church
6/22 - Father John Misty/White Fence - Glass House (?)
6/26 - Tricky - El Rey (?)
6/29 - Twin Shadow - Fonda (?)
7/06 - Lee Burridge, et al. - Dilettante
last.fm, if you care
Twitter, if you dare
Anybody else get to have some of this? It was definitely the best beer I ever tasted.
Cantillon has so far always been good from my experiences.I am about to go to the Hanger 24 's Barrel Roll tasting.Which I am pretty excited about for there are a few beers I haven't had because I missed the last Barrel Roll releasing and a anniversary party.
Matilda is a great beer .I dont care what the beer snobs think about Goose Island going to inbev
I tried the clown shoes blaecorn unidragon the other day. Also finally tried a number of Hangar 24 beers. And learned that beer festivals involve an obscene amount of standing in one line and then in another line.
6/26: Colin Stetson @ The Chapel
6/30: Deltron 3030 @ Stern Grove
7/19-7/21: Sunset Campout @
7/26: Regis & Max Cooper @ PW
8/9: Metro Area LIVE @ Mighty
8/24-25: FYF Fest
11/16: NIN @ The Joint
Toronado SD seems to me to have better stuff on tap than the SF, does anyone agree with or am I just wrong?
going to puke on the screen after seeing this thread. Way too many last night. Need some King Taco. Some warm pink taco wouldn't hurt either. Any kind of taco.


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Wondering what the terrain is like out there.
Talking to one of the HDRA officials I believe his words were `we are literally moving mountains`
Does this lead to razor sharp shattered rock? Does this lead to buried boulders that will get churned up?
Any info would be greatly appreciated..............


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To friends of the Katie Bledsoe family, who put together a chicken barbecue fundraiser in their ongoing efforts to raise enough money to build her family a handicapped accessible home for Katie. Their efforts, dubbed Operation Katie, grew out of a Bible study group a couple of years ago, a group of people looking for a way to put their faith in action, and that action will soon help a family in need.
To the Greater Mount Airy Chamber of Commerce for putting on its annual meeting Thursday night. Not only is this a great way to reflect on the organization's accomplishments from 2012 and to kick off 2013, it's also a nice chance to recognize local residents who have made a significant impact on the community. This year's recipient of the citizen of the year award,
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Hamilton Police Service (HPS) Daily for May 16th, 20For Immediate release: May 16th, 2013 Hamilton, ON — May. 17
Pedestrian Struck On May 15th, 2013 at approximately 10:20 p.m., Hamilton Police and EMS responded to the northbound lanes of the Red Hill Valley Parkway between Queenston Road and Barton Street East after receiving a report that a male pedestrian had been struck by a vehicle
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Here's a pet spider you can say yes to! The pom-pom creates her body. Pipe cleaners do the rest!
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Draw two 3-inch circles on the cardboard with a ruler or compass and cut them out. Cut a one-inch circle in the center of each circle. Then cut out two 1 3/4-inch disks with 1/2-inch holes in the middle.
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We are so inspired to be part of this new movement of people, struggling on behalf of the 99% against a system that allows corporations to run the world. We are thrilled about the wide use of direct democracy and popular assemblies, the participation of unions and community groups, and the honest efforts to include the voices of the most oppressed. We consider these the basic building blocks of a healthy society based on freedom and equality which is what we're fighting for. [Italiano] [Français] To the Occupy MovementWe are so inspired to be part of this new movement of people, struggling on behalf of the 99% against a system that allows corporations to run the world. We are thrilled about the wide use of direct democracy and popular assemblies, the participation of unions and community groups, and the honest efforts to include the voices of the most oppressed. We consider these the basic building blocks of a healthy society based on freedom and equality which is what we're fighting for. As anarchists in the struggle for this future society we have participated in occupations, directly democratic assemblies, mass movements of the oppressed, un-permitted marches, and other direct actions. Today, we in Common Struggle are involved in these again within the Occupy movement across the United States. Looking back at our history as anarchists, and analyzing this emerging movement as we participate, we see a few road blocks down the path that we hope we all can avoid. First, there has been a lot of debate about the police. Are they with us or are they against us? Certainly, they are a part of the 99%. And if we succeed in building a new world, we want the humans beneath the uniforms to be part of it. However, currently they are a specific part of the 99% whose job is to protect the wealth, property, and interests of the 1%. Daily, this task leads them to target people of color, immigrants, trans folks, and other poor and oppressed groups, helping the 1% divide the 99%. The job also requires them to physically repress those who threaten the wealth, property, and interests of the 1% - for instance, the people in resistance. In many cities across the United States the police have not attacked us Occupiers...yet. In other places, like Wall Street, San Francisco, Boston and Oakland, police have committed assaults and mass arrests, making it clear that they intend to continue to do their jobs. As we grow to truly threaten the dominance of the 1%, we should expect mass arrests and police weapons used against us. We should be prepared to defend our occupation sitesthe lifeblood of the Occupy movementfrom the police. They will attempt to remove us. The second road block is Electoralism. As this movement grows, politicians and other opportunists with political agendas will attempt to co-opt us. The obvious one is the Democratic party. They, like all parties, promise change until we elect them. But as we go on with our lives, nothing changes. Nothing changes because we are addressing the wrong problem. The problem isn't not having enough Democrats in office (or any other political party). The problem is the system that allows the same 1% the rich complete control, regardless of which party is in power. That system is called capitalism, and it has always been a system in which money is power. As anarchist communists we seek to abolish all forms of capitalism. Our politics originated within, and was developed through, the every day struggles of the working class against the oppression of class rule. We want to take away the wealth, industries and power from the top few and redistribute it to the many. We want the people themselves to manage the industries and communities, in a cooperative and nonprofit economy. It is no coincidence that the Republican and Democrat parties are the parties of big business. They do not represent the 99% because they are not meant to. They can do nothing but divide us, while our independence from parties brings the Occupy movement the power to reach across all political ideologies and backgrounds. If we want our movement to truly represent the 99%, then the political direction must continue to come from the assemblies, from the people themselves. Political parties can't use the 1%'s own governing system to remove the 1% from power. That can only be done by us, the people. By occupying public squares across the country, and thus creating liberated space self-governed by directly-democratic assemblies, we have started to fight back. However, these public squares must not be the only places we struggle. If we want to run Wall Street out of our lives, let's meet them head on, in the spaces and communities where we live. Let's spread our organizing, direct action, and direct democracy. Let's occupy our communities where foreclosure, gentrification, and cuts to affordable housing are forcing us out of our homes. Let's occupy our workplaces where the bosses make themselves rich by exploiting us every day using the economic crisis they caused as an excuse to make us work harder for less, holding the threat of layoffs over our heads. Let's occupy our schools where the recession is used as an excuse to cut funding for public education, to bust teachers' unions, and to raise already high tuition, and where students graduate with massive debts into a dismal job-market. In all of our efforts, let's bring the voices of the most oppressed to the forefront, and stand behind them in their struggles. We must defeat racism, sexism, colonialism, homophobia, and all other oppressions that the ruling system uses to keep us divided and weak. Only then can the 99% stand up to the power of the 1%, and found a new society based on freedom, justice, and equality. Build the power of the 99%! Link the struggles! If we move together we can shut them down! Forward together Common Struggle Libertarian Communist Federation |
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Alan Anticevic PhD
Associate Research Scientist in Psychiatry; Administrative Director, NIAAA Center for the Translational Neuroscience of Alcoholism
Departments & Organizations
Psychiatry: Connecticut Mental Health Center | Center for the Translational Neuroscience of Alcoholism | Psychology Section | Anticevic Lab
Research Interests
schizophrenia, psychotic disorders, working memory, emotion regulation, substance abuse, functional neuroimaging methods, functional connectivity more...
- M.A., Washington University School of Medicine, St.Louis, 2007
- Ph.D., Washington University School of Medicine, St.Louis, 2011
- Ph.D., Washington University in St. Louis, 2011
Selected Publications
- Anticevic, A., Cole, M.W., Murray, J.D., Corlett, P.R., Wang, X-J., Krystal, J.H. (2012) The role of default network deactivation in cognition and disease. Trends in Cognitive Sciences. 16(12):584-92
- Driesen NR, McCarthy G, Bhagwagar Z, Bloch M, Calhoun V, D''Souza DC, Gueorguieva R, He G, Ramachandran R, Suckow RF, Anticevic A, Morgan PT and Krystal JH: Relationship of resting brain hyperconnectivity and schizophrenia-like symptoms produced by the NMDA receptor antagonist ketamine in humans. Mol Psychiatry. 2013 Jan 22 Epub 2013 Jan 22. PMID: 23337947
- Anticevic, A., Gancsos, M., Murray, J. D., Repovs, G., Driesen, N.R., Ennis, D.J., Niciu, M.J., Morgan, P.T., Surti, T., Smith, M., Wang, X-J., Krystal*, J.H., & Corlett*, P.R. (2012). NMDA receptor antagonism disrupts anti-correlated neural systems with implications for cognition and schizophrenia. *denotes equal contribution. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 109(41):16720-5.


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My book, Private Hercules McGraw: Poems of the American Civil War, was recently nominated for the Pushcart Prize.
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Needless to say, I am honored and terribly excited!