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Glaetzer – Amon Ra Shiraz Barossa Valley 2005
Godolphin Shriaz/Cab Barrossa Valley 2005
Sandalford Wines in Western Australia
Stanley Lambert Wines, Barossa Valley
Vina Ventisquero Carmenere 2011 , Trinidad Vineyard , Maipo Chile.
Chateau De Pez 1966 Bordeaux
Chateau Lagrange & Chateau D' ISSAN
Chateau Ramafort Medoc Grand Vin De Bordeaux 2000
Clos 1 Eglise Cotes de Castillon 2001
Segla Margaux 2003
Remoissent Burgundy Wines Shine
2011 Harvest in Champagne underway
Anniversary excitement sparkles at Raffles Hotel, Singapore with the arrival of the limited-edition Billecart-Salmon Brut Réserve champagne
Champagne Deutz
Heidsieck & Co Monoploe Champagne Brut
Rose Champagne is on the rise in the United States.
Rudi Wiest German Vintage 2010
Chateau Dereszla Tokaji Aszu
Amarone della Valpolicella La Corte Lenguin DOCG 2003
Caja Ca Mercanda Promuis 2005 Italy
Chianti Classico Unveils U.S. Premiere of Gran Selezione.
Guardia 33 Wines Make A Big Impression
Le Volte Le Volte 2005 Blind Tasting
Molino Sant' Antimo Estate In Montalcino Italy Is Making Big Strides Around The World
Napa / Sonoma
HALL Wines releases 2009 vintage of the HALL "napa Valley" CABERNET SAUVIGNON
Broman Cellars
Cannonball Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 , California
Carrefour Vineyards
Garrett Ahnfeldt , A Rising Star in Napa Valley with his G Wine Cellars .
Gundlach-Bundschu Winery
Hugo Family Cellars
Inman Family Wines In Napa Has A Rising Star
O Brien Wines , Napa Valley
Rosenblum Petite Syrah 2005 San Francisco Bay
Sequoia Grove Wines Have A History You Can Taste In Every Sip.
Showket Vineyards
Siduri and Novy Wines
The Cuisineist Tasting Panel Reviews Dewitt Family Wines.
The Dreaming Tree CRUSH ( Red Wine ) North Coast 2009 , Will not let you down.
Venge Vineyards
Winemaker Mia Klein and her Selene Wines
Rhone Region
Chateau De La Gardine Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2003
Santa Barbara County
A close look at Happy Canyon AVA
Ampelos Cellar's Peter Work
Ampelos Wines Make History
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ButtonWood Winery and Farm Santa Ynez
Chien Wines
Curran / D Alfonso Wines
HilliardBruce Estate Wines In The Sta. Rita Hills Of California Make A Big Impression .
Ken Brown Wines, Sta Rita Hills
NADIA Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon are a nice addition to the cellar.
Zaca Mesa Winery and Vineyards
Eben Sadie and South Africa's Highest Rated Wines
AALTO Ribera Del Duero 2004 Spain
Botegas MUGA , Rioja
Cuisineist Tasting Panel: Santiago RuizAlbarino from RíasBaixas Spain Shows Off A Perfect Albarino From This Renown Region.
DISCOVER THE WINES OF DON QUIXOTE'S SPAIN The Castilla-La Mancha US Tour will stop in Houston, Denver, and Los Angeles in June
Palacios "Petalos" Bierzo 2005 Spain
Sparkling Rosés from Spain are Versatile Options for your Holiday Gathering
Sparkling Wines
Take a Look at SAKE and SAKE Making
Two Sparkling Alternatives To Champagne For The Holiday Season Straight From France
A proposed change to the Sta Rita Hills AVA's boundaries raises serious questions.
Adelsheim Winery continues to create outstanding Chehalem Mountain Pinot Noir in Oregon's Willamette Valley.
At Laetitia Estate A longstanding partnership between a winemaker and vineyard manager produces phenomenal results in and out of the vineyard.
Monterey County
Arroyo Seco Celebrates 30 Years as an American Viticulture Area (AVA) .
Hearst Ranch Winery, A long Tradition of Quality Wines.
McIntyre Estate Vineyards
Dr Konstantin Frank
Finger Lakes Wine Festival
Shaw Vineyards in the Finger Lakes AVA is worth a visit
The Finger Lakes Can't Help But Be Happy with Happy Bitch Rose Wine
Wagner Vineyards
Paso Robles
CUISINEIST Holiday Gift Guide: Pomar Junction Vineyard & Winery 2010 "Train Wreck" Estate Red Blend
An Afternoon with Chateau Margene Owner Winemaker Michael Mooney Proves to be an Educational and Tasty Experience .
Anglim Winery Paso Robles
Ecluse Wines Paso Robles
Falcon Nest Winery , Paso Robles
Paso Robles : Popularity of El Pomar District Growing among Top Wine Producers.
Paso Robles CAB Collective Predicts a Remarkable Vintage. Association members share thoughts on the 2013 harvest.
Pomar Junction Winery , Paso Robles
Red Zeppelin Wines Paso Robles
Robert Hall Winery Paso Robles
Stillwaters Vineyards Paso Robles
Villa San-Juliette Vineyard & Winery looks forward to producing wines in-house with high tech upgrades.
Villa San-Juliette Winery created by Nigel Lythgoe and Ken Warwick In Paso Robles is a sight and taste to behold
Vines on the Marycrest , Paso Robles
Twisted Roots Wines Is A Family Affair With Passion In Every Sip.
Wine, Dine and Unwind in Southeast Portland's Cultural District with Jupiter Hotel's Urban Winery Experience.
Washington State
BergevinLane Wines
Okanogan Estate and Vineyards
Wine Maker Peter Cargasacchi speaks about the Sta Rita Hills
Winery Visit with Winemaker Dan Tudor
Las Vegas
Chef Carla Pellegrino and Bratalian
Chef Shawn McClain's Latest Las Vegas Project to open in the Aria Resort will Feature his Unique Take on Pizza & Beer In a Casual, High-Energy Environment
For the second year running Zagat has named Mundo, A Latin Chic Restaurant "America's Top Restaurants for 2013."
Los Angeles Chef, Restaurateur Sam Marvin heads to Las Vegas with the Development of Five Culinary Concepts at the soon to be open Grand Bazaar shops.
NOVE Italiano's Delicious New Guest Series Offers Special Dining Experiences with Culinary Icons.
Restaurant Guy Savoy Inside Caesars Palace Selected as Top 40 Restaurants in the U.S. by Gayot.com
The lovely new, 250 seat Yusho is causal and tasty at the Monte Carlo Resort's new open air Plaza.
"Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro opens his first restaurant at the Venetian / Palazzo Resort in Las Vegas.
595 Craft and Kitchen Celebrates Its One Year Anniversary With Rare Brews.
595 Craft and Kitchen Celebrates Its One Year Anniversary With Rare Brews.
A very special cow is trekking to Las Vegas for the opening of Old Homestead Steakhouse at Caesars Palace.
Alain Ducasse's MIX Restaurant presents SummeratMix from Executive Chef Bruno Riou
Andiron Opens and Takes Its Place as a Fine Dining Mecca in Summerlin.
Aureole at Mandalay Bay
An Evening of Cuisine, Wine,Books and Angels with Iconic Chef Charlie Palmer.
B&B Burger & Beer featuring local ingredients and beer from Nevada and Southern California fits right in at the Venetian Resort.
Bazaar Meat By Jose Andres Is The Shining Star Of The SLS Resort In Las Vegas.
Boteco and Grgich Wines Provide The Perfect Combination For An Exceptional Evening.
Bouchon at The Venetian
Caesars Palace's 17million dollar BACCHANAL Buffet sets the bar high in Las Vegas .
Celebrity Chef Emeril Lagassee expands Emeril's Fish House at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas .
Celebrity Chef Todd English and JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery Collaborate at Bellagio's Epicurean Epicenter Dinner
Celebrity Chef Todd English and JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery Collaborate at Bellagio's Epicurean Epicenter Dinner
Chef Andre Rochat comes full circle with Andre's Bar & Bistro in Las Vegas.
Chef Angelo Sosa's Poppy Den Introduces Cocktail Dropper "Mixology Kit" Where Patrons can Mix, Concoct and individualizes their Drinks
Chef Charlie Trotter , Las Vegas and Chicago
Chef Christina Wilson moves from Gordon Ramsay Steak to Ramsay's namesake BurGr as the new executive chef.
Chef Daniel Boulud Returns to Las Vegas with DBGB Kitchen and Bar at the Venetian Resort and Casino.
Chef Daniel Boulud makes a triumphant return to Las Vegas with DB Brasserie to open this May at The Venetian® Resort.
Chef De Cuisine Scott Pajak Provides Mouthwatering, Imaginative Cuisine At Emeril Lagasse's Stadium At The Palazzo Resort In Las Vegas.
Chef Giada De Laurentiis to Open Very First Restaurant at Gansevoort Las Vegas, Set to Open Early 2014 .
Chef Johnny Church at MTO Café Serves Up Fresh, Healthy Cuisine in Downtown Las Vegas .
Chef Justin Hancock Has Big Things Happening At Fresco Italiano In The Westgate Resort In Las Vegas.
Chef Kim Canteenwalla and Elizabeth Blau Open A Fine Dining Concept in Spring 2015 at Downtown Summerlin.
Chef Matthew Silverman's years of experience in and out of the kitchen benefits restaurants having problems.
Chef Michel Richard Adds To The Long List Of Las Vegas All-Star Chefs
Chef Roy Choi Is Bringing his Korean Town Favorites to The New Park MGM in Las Vegas
Chef Sam DeMarco a Chefs, Chef
Chef Sean Collins at Rick Moonen's RM Seafood In Las Vegas Heats Things Up.
Chef Thomas Keller at his Bouchon in the Venetian Resort
Costas Spiliadis's Estiatoro Milos at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas gives its guests a chance to win a trip to Athens and beyond.
Dining options at the ENCORE Resort Las Vegas
Dining with the Legendary Sirio Maccioni at his Sirio Ristorante in the Aria Resort.
DJT at Trump Las Vegas Exudes Excellence For Your Eyes, On Your Plate and In Your Glass.
Dos Caminos opens in Summerlin and Brings the Popular Mexican Destination Back to Las Vegas.
DOS CAMINOS RETURNS TO LAS VEGAS, Summerlin Location to Open Late Winter
Double Helix Wine & Whiskey Lounge Town Square
Downtown Summerlin Lunch Offerings Have Just Been Elevated As Andiron Steak & Sea Opens Its Doors For a New Weekday Menu.
Earl of Sandwich set to Open in the Palms Resort and Casino in Las Vegas This Summer
East Meets West at the New Nobu Restaurant and Lounge at Caesars Palace
Estiatorio Milos Offers Greek Wine Dinners In Las Vegas to Educate and to Enjoy the Greek Bounty from Land and Sea.
Executive Chef Calimlim at Della's Kitchen in the Delano Hotel Serves Up Fresh, Sustainable Fare.
Executive Chef Canteenwalla America's Best
Executive Chef JL Carrera from Morels French Steakhouse & Bistro Has A Summer Menu To Keep You Cool.
Executive Chef Scott Pajak at Lagasee's Stadium in The Palazzo Resort Adds More Fine Dining Fare To The Menu.
Executive Chef Spencer Rudow Takes The Helm At Wolfgang Puck Summerlin in Las Vegas.
Executive Chef Sydney Jones Joins Trump International Hotel In Las Vegas
Exploring Andiron Steak and Sea Summer Offerings in Las Vegas
Fleming's Steak House Offers A Perfect Pairing With Their Signature Wines
Fleming's Makes Happy Hour Very Tasty
Flemings Steak House and Wine Bar Provides A Perfect Pairing
Turn Up the Passion with Three-Day Valentine's Celebration at Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
Valentines Day Plans in Las Vegas ? Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Tempts Diners with an Exceptional Valentine's Celebration Menu.
FLEUR by Hubert Keller
Garfields Restaurant in Desert Shores
Get Schooled in Downtown Summerlin at Public School 702.
Gordon Ramsay BurGR Introduces the Hog Burger, Featuring Exclusive Mangalitsa Pork.
Gordon Ramsay Steak at Paris Las Vegas Introduces the First-Ever "Hell's Kitchen" Limited Edition Tasting Menu
Guy Fieri's Vegas Kitchen & Bar Opens at The Quad Resort & Casino In Las Vegas.
Harvest by Chef Roy Ellamar Brings Farm to Table Fare To The Bellagio Resort In Las Vegas.
Harvest by Chef Roy Ellamar Brings Farm to Table Fare To The Bellagio Resort.
Have a Sweet Tooth? Sprinkles Cupcakes Debuts March 21 inside the LINQ Las Vegas.
Hawthorn Grill Opens In The Renown JW Marriott In The Las Vegas Suburb Of Summerlin.
Holsteins in the Cosmopolitan Resort
Honey Salt Restores A Feeling of Community Back to Dining In Summerlin
In the Kitchen with Chef Scott Linquist
JAPONAIS Restaurant in The Mirage Resort
Las Vegas Epicurian Affair at the Palazzo Resort
Las Vegas has been known for Italian cuisine for decades featuring fine authentic dishes on and off the strip. Here are the 2014 Top 10.
Las Vegas Off The Strip. Cuisineist Editors Speak With Chef Dan Krohmer of Other Mama.
Lodge Corporate Executive Chef Virgil Nocon brings years of Fine Dining Experience to a Lodge near you.
Love conquers Las Vegas on and off the famed Las Vegas strip on Valentine's Day.
Luke's Lobster has now anchored on the famed Las Vegas Strip.
Mario Batali Announces his 4th Las Vegas Restaurant Concept located in The Venetian / Palazzo Resorts.
Master Chef Charlie Palmer Introduces Executive Chef Arnaund Masset and Executive Pastry Chef Nicloe Erle at Aureole Las Vegas With a World Class Dining Experience.
Master Japanese Chef Masa Takayama's First Teppan Concept Opens at Las Vegas' ARIA Resor
Chef Masa Takayama's TETSU at the ARIA Resort in Las Vegas provides a Unique Dining Experience for All
Mercadito rasies the bar for Mexican Cuisine the Summerlin Area Of Las Vegas .
Mercato della Pescheria serves up authentic Italian fare at the Venetian Las Vegas
MGM Grand receives most 2011 Wine Specatator Awards
MGM Resorts In Las Vegas Are Getting In The Holiday Spirit With A Line Up Of All-Star Cuisine.
Michelin-starred chef masa takayama debuts first teppanyaki restaurant, tetsu, at Las Vegas' aria
MINGO opens in the Las Vegas Downtown Art District with its unique blend of cocktails and cuisine.
Morels French Steakhouse & Bistro at The Palazzo Resort Introduces $49 Three-Course Holiday Steak Menu To Please Your Palate.
Morels French Steakhouse & Bistro At The Palazzo Resort Kicks Off Burgerfest 2014 With A View.
MORELS French Steakhouse & Bistro In The Palazzo Resort Is Not Just About Steaks But Also Treats From The Sea.
Mr B's Ristornate And Piano Lounge Brings Back A little Bit Of Old Vegas With A New Twist.
New comer OWL is creating a community of diners in Las Vegas Nevada.
New York's Chef Mario Carbone Heads West and Opens Carbone at the Aria Resort and Casino In Las Vegas.
New York's Iconic Shake Shack Opens in Las Vegas And Makes New York New York Resort Its Las Vegas Home.
On the strip or off, there are a plethora of choices for your special day in Las Vegas.
Only a week away ! VEGAS UNCORK'D BY BON APPÉTIT OFFERS AN EVENING OF SIGNATURE DELIGHTS FROM INTERNATIONAL AND LOCAL CULINARY ICONS, MAY 11
Relax and Enjoy Exquisite Dishes, World Class Spirits And A Fine Cigar in Luxury At Montecristo Cigar Bar in Caesars Palace Resort In Las Vegas.
Restaurant Charlie in the Palazzo Resort
Restaurateur and CEO Steven Paperno dives into Las Vegas' dining scene with a second location at Sharky's Modern Mexican Kitchen.
Restaurateur Irma Aguirre has a huge hit in the making at the 64 year old El Sombrero in Downtown Las Vegas.
Restaurateur Raymond Nisi Expands His Double Helix Brand To Tivoli Village With Bottles and Burgers.
Rick Harrison and his Pawn Plaza Provides A Nice Getaway In DownTown Las Vegas.
Rosemarys Restaurant closes
Sensi at Bellagio Features Prix-Fixe Menu Inspired by Executive Chef Royden Ellamar's Chopped Victory
SINATRA at the Encore
Summer sizzles with specialty dinners in Las Vegas Nevada.
Take your Seat at Summerlin's Newest Venue in The Red Rock Resort Salute Trattoria and Enjoy.
Taqueria Canonita in the Venetian Resort
The Bellagio Resort and Williams Selyem Winery
The Bellagio Resort's Epicurean Epicenter Event.
The Capital Grille
The Classic Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House, Named One Of The 100 Best Steakhouses In The United Sates Keeps The Tradition Alive and Well.
The Cuisineist 2014 Top 10 Pizza Venues in Las Vegas Take You Under And Beyond The Neon.
The Downtown Container Park Is a One Stop Delight as Down Town Las Vegas Continues to Evolve.
The grand, gracious, gastronomic genius, Chef Daniel Boulud is back in Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Restaurant Scene Highlights Las Vegas Landmarks And New Celebrity Chefs.
The Orleans Hotel and Casino is continuing to raise its restaurant options with events and new openings.
The Pantry at the Mirage Resort Evokes Memories Of Home Cooked Meals. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Offerings are sure to please.
The Pasta Shop in Henderson Nevada combines pasta and paintings into food for the body and soul.
The Summerlin Dining Scene gets back on track with Farm-to-Table Inspired Cuisine. HONEY SALT is now open.
The Top Six Burgers In Las Vegas will leave you satisfied.
The Venetian / Palazzo Resorts Team Up With Iconic Antinori Wines for a Classic Evening.
The Venetian and Palazzo Resorts in Las Vegas to host the Master Chefs of France for a Prestigious Four days of Exceptional Cuisine.
The World's Best Pastry Chef's come to the Red Rock Resort Casino and Spa to Compete in the World Pastry Championships
Todd English's Public Urban Bar ( PUB ) In Las Vegas Is a Culinary Delight.
Two Vegas dining venues provide great food and people watching.
Valentino at the Venetian and Chef Luciano Pellegrini
Valentino Restaurant At The Venetian Resort And Casino
Venetian / Palazzo Culinary Clash Champion Chef Herb Wilson of Sushi Samba Las Vegas Pulls out All The Stops For His Guests
Vintner Grill in Summerlin
Yardbird at the Venetian Resort In Las Vegas Shows Its Guests True Southern Hospitality On The Las Vegas Strip.
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar brings Southern Charm to The Venetian Resort and Casino.
Austin , Texas
Authentic Roman and Neapolitan Pizzas and Cuisine Featuring Imported Italian Ingredients Come from Las Vegas to Austin
Chef John Tesar to Open KNIFE in Dallas Texas in Late April.
Chef John Tesar's OAK Is Worth A Visit When In Dallas Texas.
Chef John Tesar's Oak Restaurant Continues His Path AcrossTthe Dallas Texas Dining Scene.
John Tesar's Knife in Dallas Texas Takes Its Place at the Top of Lone Star Steak Houses.
Kenichi in downtown Dallas
Chef Michael Mina Opens Pizza & Burger – Michael's Backyard Kitchen In the Historic Fontainebleau Miami Beach.
DB Bistro Moderene
EL Carajo a best kept secret in Miami
Palme d Or and Chef Philippe Ruiz
Palme d Or in Miami's Bilmore Hotel
A modern look at two renown restaurants in Monterey and Pacific Grove, Fandango and The Sardine Factory.
Chef Todd Fisher Shows off Salinas Valley
Meet Cindy Pawlcyn Chef Owner Cindy's Waterfront at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
Morro Bay
Dutchman's Sea Food House In Morro Bay , California Brings The Bounty Of The Bay To Your Plate For A Delicious Sustainable Experience
Hoppe's Bistro in Caycuos , Cailfornia
Napa / Sonoma
EMPIRE Napa Brings Big City Chic Atmosphere to Napa , California.
French Blue , St Helena
NAPA VALLEY'S HISTORIC OAKVILLE GROCERY TO REOPEN MAY 22nd with RISING STAR CHEF JASON ROSE ON BOARD AS CULINARY DIRECTOR.
New Orleans
Hyatt and Hyatt House New Orleans Provide An Example Of The Rebirth Of New Orleans
VooDoo BBQ & Grill In New Orleans Welcomes Chef and Business Vet Gregg Frazer to Executive Team
New York
Dos Caminos Executive Chef Ivy Stark Brings Out The Best Of Mexican Street Food
Flemings Steak House
NoMo in New York City Offers Boutique Accommodations, Dining and Mixology.
The Brooklyn Wok Shop
Contributing Journalist Mitchell Wilburn Visits Aviary In Portland Oregon.
Paso Robles
Executive Chef Santos MacDonal, provides a vast array of locally sourced cuisine at IL Cortile in Downtown Paso Robles .
Buona Tavola in San Luis Obispo
Ciopinot, A Place Where Pinot Noir and Sea-Food are a Perfect Match.
Thomas Hill Organics in Paso Robles
Pebble Beach
Pismo Beach
Chef Brian Collins and LIDO Restaurant At The Dolphin Bay Resort
Marisol at The Cliffs Resort
San Diego
Bertrand at Mister A's
San Luis Opispo
San Luis Obispo and Paso Robles in California are making the mark for culinary excellence.
The Range in Santa Margarita
Santa Ynez
Chef Budi Kazali 's Ballard Inn
Vero Beach , Florida
The Tides , Vero Beach
A visit to Brewske's, "The Nearly Famous Bar on Durango ".
Master Beer Sommelier Marc Stroobandt
Cuisineist Test Kitchens : St. Patrick's Day Coffee Recipes Enjoy these recipes by Master Barista Giorgio Milos to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, March 17th 2014
The Delano Las Vegas will Mix it up In Las Vegas with Tasty Libations.
The Modern Mixologist Tony Abou-Ganim's Southwest Spirit Summit to be Hosted at Casino Del Sol Resort, Spa and Conference Center November 16-18th 2012
An inside look at The Smart Guide to Single Malt Scotch Whisky by Elizabeth Bell
Balls of Steel – Whiskey Drink Coolers with a Cause take Mixology to a whole new level
Campanile Cider by Mixologist Wendy Verdel-Hodges
CUISINEIST Mixology takes a look a Azunia Tequila and their new bottles for 2013
Cuisineist.com Contributor Max Solano Toasts Repeal Day
Davidoff of Geneva Opens Its First Cigar Bar in Las Vegas With Luxurious Amenities.
Double Helix Wine & Whiskey Lounge Reveals New Seasonal Cocktails and Menu Items.
Gondolier Blanco by by Mixologist Wendy Verdel-Hodges
Labor Day Cocktails to Cool You Off Over The Long Hot Holiday Weekend
Las Vegas's ROK Night Club Mixologist Gian Magnone shares his Ginger Spice Cocktail for the Fall
Negroni Festivo by Mixologist Wendy Verdel-Hodges
Nightclub & Bar Media Group Honors the Best in the Nightlife Industry by Naming 2014 Nightclub & Bar Awards Winners.
NYC acclaimed cocktail expert Xavier Herit Mixing Things Up In SoHo.
Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine, BORN FROM the fertile soils of eastern Tennessee is impressive.
Rialto Eggnog by Mixologist Wendy Verdel-Hodges
Sparkling Cinnamon Apple Cocktail from Morton's Mixologists
The newest hip CliQue Cocktail Lounge at the Cosmopolitan Resort Raises The Bar.
Three Palazzo Mixologists earn the coveted title of EFFEN® Vodka Mixologist
Wendy Verdel- Hodges FUSION Bar Mixologist Makes Cocktails To Celebrate Winter In Venice In Las Vegas at The Venetian / Palazzo Resorts
Beef Dishes
Beef Wellington by Cuisineist Kitchens
Grilled Skirt Steak with Chilies and Mushrooms by Frank Pellegrino Jr.
Chili Marinated Grilled Prawns ,Catus Pear Salsa
Chef Spotlight: Chicago's Chef Giuesppe Tentori and His Oyster PO'Boy Sliders.
Chicken Dishes
Chicken Pot Pie
A Teriyaki Chicken Recipe That Is Easy , Tasty and Sure To Impress Your Summer Backyard Grilling Guests
Feast on Pheasant to Celebrate National Poultry Day, March 19th and Impress your Guests.
Tandoori Chicken
Pumpkin Pie Recipe by Chef Carlos Enriquez
A Pie Crust Handed down for over 100 years to enjoy
Apple Pie Recipe by Chef Carlos Enriquez
Double Layer Pumpkin Cheesecake
Honolulu Cookie Company Brings A Little Bit of Paradise To Your Palate.
Pear Cobbler with Plum Streusel to Please Your Fall Palate
King Crab Recipes
Steamed Alaska King Crab , Chardonnay -Lemon Splash
Lamb Dishes
Savory Braised Lamb Shank
Lobster Dishes
Chilled Lobster and Spring Vegitable Crudites
Meat Smoking
Chef Ted Reader brings on the smoke and the flavor with these tasty tidbits
Mushroom Dishes
Fettuccine with Shiitake Mushrooms & Basil
Grass Fed Bison Chili , Shiitake Mushooms
Pasta Dishes
Mussels , Clams and Pasta From CUISINEIST.com Kitchens
Penne with Cavollini E Pancetta Chef Carla Pellegrino
Spaghetti Carbonara , a quick easy classic dish
Caesar Salad Deconstructed
Cuisineist Test Kitchen Shares A Tasty Tofu Ranch Dressing For Your Salad.
An easy Marinara Sauce from The Cuisineist Kitchens
Red Pepper Aioli
Scallop Dishes
Vol au Vent of Scallops in Champagne
Short Rib Recipes
Spanish Short Ribs by Chef James Aptakin
Three Cheese Soufflé
French onion soup, a dish that is sure to impress
Thai Recipes
Thai Beef Salad by Chef Jet Tila
Turkey Dishes
Making Your Holiday Turkey Moist And Delicious Every Time .
An Agricultural Tour of Monterey County
The Monterey Bay Inn
In 2014, the National Steinbeck Center celebrates the 75th Anniversary of the publication of The Grapes of Wrath
The Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel and Spa Features Many Amenities to Enjoy.
A Journey through South Australia's Wine Country with John Blanchette
Carmel Valley California is the place to explore, enjoy and elevate your senses.
Exploring a City with a Food Tour is a great way to learn the "ins and outs". We visited Carmel-By-The-Sea and did just that.
Hofsas House in Carmel -by -The -Sea Offers Guests a Special Experience for All Members of Your Family .
Holman Ranch in Carmel Valley California Is the Perfect Place to Unwind or To Celebrate a Special Occasion.
Lamp Lighter Inn
The Cypress Inn and Terry's Restaurant and Lounge Offers A Unique Experience not to be Missed.
The Hyatt Carmel Highlands Provides Its Guests Not Only A Place to Stay But An Experience To Last A Life Time.
La Jolla California Offers Fine Dining, Resorts and Plenty of Outdoor Activties To Enjoy.
Las Vegas
82,000 Converge for ROCK IN RIO USA Weekend One Debut In Las Vegas.
Anthony Bourdain and Eric Ripert take the stage at The Pearl at Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas
Caesars Palace Receives Two Prestigious Forbes Star Awards Caesars Palace named one of Forbes Travel Guide's Four-Star Hotels and Restaurant Guy Savoy named as a Five-Star Restaurant.
Chef Thomas Keller and Cooking Sous Vide.
Cuisineist Top 10 Las Vegas July 4th Celebration Spots With A View .
Las Vegas gets entertaining and spooky on Halloween.
Luxury Beyond The Neon Await Guests In Summerlin At JW Marriott Resort & Spa In Las Vegas.
Master Chefs from France Celebrate The Season with The Fifth Festivino Under The Stars at The Venetian Resort.
Rock In Rio USA Brings 170,000 Fans To The Las Vegas Strip.
Rock In Rio USA Brings 170,000 to the Las Vegas Strip
The Clicquot en Route Truck To Make Several Stops At Las Vegas Dining Venues.
The Joy Of Sake Celebrates its 15th Year With A Stop In Las Vegas September 19th 2015.
The Las Vegas Restaurant Scene Highlights Las Vegas Landmarks And New Celebrity Chefs.
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Consumers are guzzling antioxidants, fruits and vegetables and other good-for-you ingredients but formulation hurdles remain.
Building healthier beverages once was a matter of swapping sugar for cyclamates or saccharine and then developing a new marketing campaign. For decades the only thing that changed in that paradigm was the name of the substitute sweeteners — cyclamates were banned, saccharine had its troubles, so aspartame – with or without acesulfame K – and to some extent sucralose took over as the zero-cal options.
Then the idea of energy drinks hit with a jolt. Jolt Cola, that is. And the idea that a cold beverage could do more than slake thirst flung open the doors to using liquid refreshment as a vehicle to more energy or a "trimmer, slimmer, better you."
On the heels of energy — first from ginseng and caffeine, then from such exotic botanicals as yerba maté and guarana — came concoctions with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and other nutraceuticals.
Today's healthy beverage is built with any of several different ingredient aspects in mind — sweeteners, vitamins/minerals, natural ingredients (i.e., naturally derived flavors and colors), antioxidants and other bioactive compounds — and more often than not a combination of several of these. The goals have expanded too, to target not just weight control and energy needs but any number of different conditions, including cognition, mental health, digestive health and even social and ecological health.
Neuro Drinks "quench the modern consumer's need for optimal living by providing nutritional, healthy benefits and Hollywood chic, in a sporty, sexy package."
"We anticipate continued double-digit growth in most segments of the beverage industry with the greatest increases coming from cognitive, anti-stress, digestive health and the kids nutrition segments," says Chris Noonan, health coordinator for NeuroBrands Beverages (www.drinkneuro.com), Santa Monica, Calif.
"More and more ingredients are being successfully adapted for beverages, providing consumers convenient ways of maintaining healthy lifestyles," adds Noonan. "Consumers no longer have to sacrifice taste for nutrition, and the next decade will see even greater improvements in the sensory characteristics of healthy beverages as growers, suppliers and manufacturers all focus on the beverage category."
Despite being primarily a maker of carbonated soft drinks, Christopher Reed thinks "the future of healthy is in probiotic drinks," says the owner and CEO of Reed's Inc. (www.reedsgingerbrew.com), Los Angeles. Reed's was using a stevia extract even before the December 2008 FDA approval.
"But I also see the fad of heavily caffeinated, so-called energy drinks eventually proven to be detrimental, replaced by more herbally rich drinks with (specific) flavors," he continues. "And calming or rejuvenating beverages will take off, too."
Reed also sees health-related growth for products and ingredients that target specific conditions, such as antioxidants that reduce risk of cancer, heart disease and "numerous other conditions," citing the company's own line of natural sodas, which contain powerful antioxidants derived from ginger.
"The hot categories for beverages — energy and antioxidant/tea drinks — will continue to be popular," says Jocelyn Mathern, technical specialist-health unit for Frutarom North America (www.frutarom.com), North Bergen, N.J. "And we've also seen increased demand for ingredients that can promote 'beauty from within,' as this category is just starting to take off in beverages. But ingredients for cognitive function, such as mental fitness, concentration, and stress, have also been sought after for beverage applications."
Frutarom offers nutraceuticals in combination with an extensive portfolio of flavors. She calls it a novel, higher level of customer support. An example of a non-antioxidant based "beauty" ingredient is Frutarom's Collactive, a marine collagen and elastin ingredient shown to reduce wrinkles, while the company's Neuravena, wild green oat extract, has been shown in clinical studies to promote mental fitness and alertness while relieving stress via affecting brain activity patterns.
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We devote plenty of discussion to the sweetener stevia and its extract rebaudioside-A in our cover story this month. The same key attribute of stevia – a natural, plant-derived sweetener – applies to fruit extracts and flavors.
"Obesity concerns have led consumers to pursue alternative sweeteners with a perceived health benefit -- such as fruit juices as a replacement for more traditional sweeteners like high-fructose corn syrup," says Jeannie Curry-Swedberg, director of business development for Tree Top Inc. (www.treetop.com), Selah, Wash.
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Below is a selection of currently enrolling clinical trials of antiretroviral therapy (ART), and therapies for HIV/AIDS-related conditions.
The federal government's AIDSinfo website includes a clinical trials section featuring an introduction to HIV/AIDS research and study listings from the National Institutes of Health's ClinicalTrials.gov database. AIDSinfo also offers personalized advice about clinical trial participation via email (email@example.com), a toll-free telephone service (800-448-0440; international 301-315-2816), and an interactive website.
AIDSInfo recently expanded its Live Help chat service (http://aidsinfo.nih.gov/LiveHelp/Default.aspx) to enable users to interact in real time with specialists who can assist with clinical trial searches; when navigating through the trials search page, a pop-up window will appear with a chat invitation. Live Help is available Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Pacific Time; telephone assistance is available from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Most U.S. government HIV/AIDS treatment trials are conducted by the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG). HIV prevention trials fall under the auspices of the HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN), the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN) and the Microbicide Trials Network (MTN). The other two trials networks funded by the National Institutes of Health are International Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical Trials (IMPAACT) and the International Network for Strategic Initiatives in Global HIV Trials (INSIGHT). The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) conducts trials of complementary therapies for all conditions, including HIV/AIDS.
TrialSearch, operated by the AIDS Community Research Initiative of America (ACRIA), is a searchable online database of clinical trials related to HIV/AIDS and treatment for HIV-associated illnesses. CenterWatch is a commercial website that includes trial listings for all diseases, including HIV/AIDS and related conditions. Trials of new drugs sponsored by pharmaceutical companies are often listed on company websites as well as ClinicalTrials.gov.
Call the telephone numbers listed for each study or see the indicated websites for further information about specific trials. Protocol numbers, if available, are provided in parentheses at the end of each trial description.
Gilead Sciences is sponsoring a study to evaluate the safety and efficacy of a single-tablet regimen containing Tibotec's new non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI) rilpivirine (formerly TMC278) plus tenofovir/emtricitabine (the drugs in Truvada) among people currently on another antiretroviral regimen (see "Rilpivirine Shows Potent Activity," in this issue, for more information about rilpivirine).
This open-label Phase III trial will enroll HIV positive participants who have been on a regimen consisting of a boosted protease inhibitor plus two nucleoside/nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs) for at least six months, and have a stably suppressed viral load. They will be randomly assigned to either remain on their current regimen or switch to the rilpivirine combination tablet (25 mg rilpivirine/300 mg tenofovir/200 mg emtricitabine), administered once-daily with a meal. Investigators will assess whether the new tablet is noninferior to protease inhibitor regimens at 24 weeks. After this analysis, participants initially assigned to stay on their old regimen will switch to the new tablet.
Eligible participants must be at least 18 years of age. They must be on their first or second protease inhibitor regimen and have stable undetectable viral load (at least two undetectable HIV RNA measurements within the past six months and below 50 copies/mL at study screening). They must be NNRTI-naive, with no previous use of any approved or experimental drugs in this class and must have a genotypic test showing no resistance to the study drugs. People on their second regimen may not have experienced prior treatment failure. Exclusion criteria include active AIDS-defining conditions, recent malignancies, liver or kidney impairment, certain laboratory abnormalities and use of certain other medications, including other experimental drugs. Women may not be pregnant or breastfeeding, and both women and men of childbearing potential must use effective contraception.
This study aims to enroll 420 participants at more than 100 U.S. sites (as well as sites in Canada and Europe), including Atlanta (404-876-2317 ext. 357), Austin (512-480-9660), Birmingham (205-996-5165), Boston (617-502-1700), Charlotte (704-446-1642), Chicago (four sites), Fort Lauderdale (three sites), Houston (three sites), Little Rock (501-603-0003), Los Angeles (five sites), Minneapolis (612-873-2297), Newark (973-877-2663), New York (212-420-4005), Oakland (510-437-4373), Orlando (407-647-3960 ext. 21005), Philadelphia (three sites), San Francisco (415-833-3487), San Juan, PR (787-723-5945), Seattle (206-624-1441), St. Louis (314-647-2200) and Washington, D.C. (202-745-6111). www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01252940 (GS-US-264-0106, 2010-023178-37).
The Shionogi-ViiV Healthcare collaboration has started a Phase III clinical trial for treatment-naive individuals to test its experimental integrase inhibitor GSK1349572 (or GSK572 for short; see "GSK572 Integrase Inhibitor Shines In Phase II," in this issue, for more information).
This randomized, double-blind study will assess whether 50 mg once-daily GSK572 is noninferior to 400 mg twice-daily raltegravir (Isentress, the sole approved integrase inhibitor), both used in combination with a dual NRTI fixed-dose combination pill (abacavir/lamivudine [Combivir] or tenofovir/emtricitabine [Truvada]). Efficacy will be compared at 48 and 96 weeks.
Participants must be at least 18 years of age and be starting antiretroviral therapy for the first time. They must have a viral load of at least 1,000 copies/mL. Exclusion criteria include active AIDS-defining conditions, malignancies, liver impairment, serious laboratory abnormalities and recent use of certain other medications or vaccines. Women may not be pregnant or breastfeeding and must use effective contraception.
The study aims to enroll nearly 800 participants in the U.S., Europe and Australia. U.S. sites include Atlanta, Austin, Charlotte, Dallas, Denver, Fort Pierce, Hillsborough (NJ), Houston, Little Rock, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Phoenix, St. Louis and Washington, D.C. For all sites, contact the U.S. GSK Clinical Trials Call Center (877-379-3718) or email firstname.lastname@example.com. www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01227824 (ING113086).
The INSIGHT START (Strategic Timing of Antiretroviral Treatment) trial -- cosponsored by the U.S. National Institutes of Health, the European AIDS Treatment Network and other agencies -- aims to provide further information about the optimal time to initiate ART. Investigators will assess whether the risk of serious illness or progression to AIDS is lower if participants start taking ART when their CD4 cell count is still relatively high, instead of waiting until it falls to the level at which there is currently good evidence for starting treatment. (See "When to Start Antiretroviral Treatment: A Changing Equation," BETA, Summer 2008).
In this open-label Phase IV study, participants with well-preserved immune function, indicated by a CD4 cell count above 500 cells/mm3, will be randomly assigned to either start ART immediately or defer treatment until their CD4 count falls below 350 cells/mm3 or they show signs of progression to AIDS. ART regimens will be selected by study physicians in accordance with national treatment guidelines and may include any approved drugs. The study is expected to continue for 4.5 years, with follow-up visits every four months. Investigators will compare incidence of AIDS-defining events and serious non-AIDS-related disease in the two groups. Other outcomes, including neurocognitive and blood vessel function, will be assessed in smaller subgroups.
Participants must be at least 18 years of age, treatment-naive and have a CD4 cell count above 500 cells/mm3. Exclusion criteria include clinical events indicating HIV disease progression, recent use of certain drugs and certain recent illnesses, including cardiovascular events, non-AIDS-defining cancer and serious liver or kidney impairment. Women may not be pregnant or breastfeeding and must agree to use approved contraception.
START aims to enroll 4,000 participants worldwide. U.S. study sites include Bethesda (301-319-8673), Boston (617-505-1711), the Bronx (718-901-6346), Chicago (312-413-8966), Denver (303-602-8712), Detroit (313-916-2570), Fort Sam Houston (210-916-7843), Minneapolis (612-873-7678), Newark (973-972-1268), New Haven (203-785-3557), New Orleans (504-988-1971), New York (212-939-2957), Orlando (407-647-3960 ext. 2136), Philadelphia (215-707-8846), Portland, OR (503-229-8428), Richmond (804-828-2477), San Diego (619-532-5889), Tampa (813-307-8015 ext. 6460) and Washington, D.C. (202-745-8000 ext. 7558). www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00867048 or http://insight.ccbr.umn.edu/start (0603M83587, U01AI068641, 2008-006439-12).
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Conquering cancer: Jeff Gordon shares common quest with Bremen students
INDIANAPOLIS — Most of Bremen's 4,500 residents know that SPB is shorthand for Shine-Pray-Believe. The initials represent remarkable community support for three local boys recently diagnosed and treated for cancer within a six-month span at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health.
Last Thursday, sports-loving teenagers Dylan Shumaker, Brock Meister and Seth Young shared their cancer battle with four-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Jeff Gordon at the 12th annual Jeff Gordon Bowling Event benefiting Riley Hospital. They were among six Riley Hospital families invited to bowl at the "Hats Off to Hope" Dr. Seuss-themed event. Twenty-two NASCAR celebrities were also in attendance, and the community of Bremen is grateful for Gordon's support.
"When you talk about kids that need Riley, that person's me," said Shumaker, now a Riley cancer survivor.
"It has helped raise awareness of childhood cancer in Bremen and the need for funding for research," says Meister's mother Jen.
After severe leg pain sidelined Shumaker, a 16-year-old sophomore and three-sport athlete, an MRI in June 2012 revealed three tumors on his back. He was airlifted to Riley Hospital from Memorial Hospital in South Bend and diagnosed with myxopapillary ependymoma, a form of spinal cord cancer. Dylan underwent surgery followed by 33 proton radiation treatments.
The day after Dylan's final treatment, on Oct. 12, his classmate Brock Meister, also 16, was taken by ambulance to Riley Hospital and diagnosed with a rare malignant brain tumor called a germinoma. Meister, who had been battling headaches and vision changes, completed a 12-week cycle of chemotherapy and four weeks of proton radiation therapy.
Exactly one month after Brock arrived at Riley, Seth Young, a 12-year-old fifth-grader at Bremen Elementary School, had a blood test with alarming results. Young was admitted to the Riley Hospital emergency department that same evening and diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia the next day. His cancer is in remission, and he is undergoing a three-year treatment program.
"All of these boys are very brave," said Melissa Manges, Bremen High School guidance counselor. "They've taught their parents, siblings, friends and teachers what it truly means to live life each day."
Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation has raised $3.5 million in gifts and pledges to Riley Children's Foundation. The foundation's Pediatric Cancer Research Fund provides resources for Riley Hospital and Indiana University School of Medicine researchers seeking to impact treatments, therapies and cures.
Riley Hospital's Cancer Center, a national leader in providing clinical care and conducting research for pediatric cancer, treats 85 percent of all Indiana children diagnosed with cancer. Each year, approximately 250 children in Indiana are diagnosed. The Riley Hospital Cancer Center's achievements during the past decade include increasing survival rates by 10 percent for children with high risk neuroblastoma and acute myelogenous leukemia.


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Revision as of 16:55, 2 March 2007
These pages are specifically for individuals coordinating the 2007 Spectrum Leadership Institute. Please do not edit unless you are listed as a coordinator below. If you have interest in planning future Institutes, contact the Office for Diversity and Spectrum at 800-545-2433 ext. 5048 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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To update information on this wiki please complete this two-step process for every update you do:
- Find the session you need to update on this page below, click edit, remove your name and replace with the word "CONFIRMED".
- Copy and paste the speaker information of all confirmed speakers (be sure to update titles and institutions as needs) into the Program in Progress page.
Any standard speaker communications you may need can be found on the Speaker Communications page.
Thank you to the following individuals for their work in planning the 2007 Spectrum Leadership Institute!
- Alanna Aiko Moore, 2003 Spectrum Scholar
- Angela Barnes, 2000 Spectrum Scholar
- Lana Thelen, 2005 Spectrum Scholar
- Luis Mendes, 2003 Spectrum Scholar
- Maria Carpenter, 1999 Spectrum Scholar
- Mark Puente, 2003 Spectrum Scholar
- Rachel Carreron, 2003 Spectrum Scholar
- Shannon Jones, 2001 Spectrum Scholar
- Sonia Alcantara, 2004 Spectrum Scholar
- Tamika McCollough, 1998 Spectrum Scholar
- Gwendolyn Prellwitz, ALA Staff Liaison
- Tarshel Beards, ALA Staff Liaison
Schedule of Events w/ Speaker Coordinator Assignments
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Meet & Greet [Alanna & Mark]
Join us for cookies and beverages and take the opportunity to learn more about your fellow 2006 Spectrum Scholars.
Opening Ceremony
- Welcome to DC [Confirmed]: Ginnie Cooper, Chief Librarian, District of Columbia Public Library
- Welcome to Profession [Gwendolyn]: Robert Newlen, head of the Legislative Relations Office--Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress
- Welcome to ALA [Gwendolyn]: ALA Leadership - President Loriene Roy, Executive Director Keith Michael Fiels, Office for Diversity and Spectrum Director TBA
Buffet Dinner Served from 5:30-6:45pm
A Brand Called "YOU": Tips for Breaking Out of the Pack and Making Your Mark
The writing is on the wall--personal branding is not a trend, it's survival. Being too passive about your career will likely result in your being "passed over" for plum assignments and new job opportunities. Join the Office for Diversity as we invite notable Library Journal "Mover and Shaker" award winners to share tips for creating a personal trademark, navigating the career ladder, and inventing and reinventing yourself. Not to be missed!
- [Gwendolyn]Miguel Figueroa: Assistant Director of Publishing, Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc.
- [Alanna]Veronda Pitchford: Urban Libraries Council
- [Lana]Felton Thomas: Las Vegas-Clark County
- [Mark]Tito Sierra, NCSU Libraries Digital Technologies, Development Librarian, Digital Library Initiatives
- Moderator, Alanna Aiko Moore (2003 Spectrum Scholar) Sociology, Ethnic Studies and Gender Studies Librarian, University of California at San Diego
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Breakfast Served 7:30-8:15am
Merengue: the Cultural Genesis of My Leadership Style
Featuring: [Gwendolyn]José Aponte, Library Director, San Diego County Library
Concurrent Sessions 10:30am-12pm
The Essential Management Tool Kit for Aspiring Library Leaders: MBA, MPA, and HR Pros spill the beans
- [Gwendolyn]Greg Calloway: MBA-Associate Executive Director, American Library Association
- [CONFIRMED]Em Claire Knowles: MPA-Assistant Dean, Simmons College
- [Gwendolyn]HR Person
Path to the PhD
- [Shannon]Kate Vo Thi-Beard (2001 Spectrum Scholar), Ph.D. Student and Advanced Opportunity Fellow, School of Library and Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- [Sonia]Dr. Naomi Caldwell, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Library and Information Studies, University of Rhode Island
- [Mark]Christa Hardy, Ph.D. Student, UIUC
- [Luis]Clara Chu, UCLA
Deli Buffet Lunch Served 12-1pm
Each One-Reach One: Reflecting on the 10th Anniversary of the Spectrum Scholarship Program with Spectrum Scholars and Champions
- [CONFIRMED]Luis Mendes
- [CONFIRMED]Rachel Garza Carreon
- [Tamika]Sandra Rios Balderrama
- [Rachel]Camila Alire
Job Skills Workshop
Resume Overview provided by [Gwendolyn]Jenifer Grady, Director of the American Library Association-Allied Professional Association
Resume Reviewers include:
- [Gwendolyn]Dr. Michael Havener, Dean, University of Rhode Island LIS
- [CONFIRMED]Dr. Em Claire Knowles, Assistant Dean for Student Administrative Services, Simmons College
- [Tarshel]Albie Johnson, Wheelock College
- [CONFIRMED]Sonia Alcantara, 2004 Spectrum Scholar
- [CONFIRMED]Juliette Douglas, 2005 Spectrum Scholar
Dinner Served 6-7pm
Professional Options Fair
Coordinated by Sonia Alcantara (2004 Spectrum Scholar), Tamika Barnes McCollough (1998 Spectrum Scholar) and Shannon D. Jones (2001 Spectrum Scholar). The Professional Options Fair allows participants the chance to visit with representatives from a wide range of library environments and professional organizations. Representatives from ALA's ethnic caucuses and affinity groups will also be in attendance. Take full advantage of this unique opportunity to explore your options and network by visiting as many tables as you can. Note add Lana Thelen from Talking Book Library
Friday, June 22, 2007
Breakfast Served 7:30-8:15am
Thinking Outside the Box: Librarians Outside the Library
- [Lana] Librarian from the National Museum of the Native American Indian or Sandra Littletree
- [Tamika]Librarian from CNN
- [Alanna] Elisa Johnson - Prison Libraries
- [Gwendolyn] Corporate Librarian - Nike or McDonalds
You're Hired! Mock Interviews
- [Gwendolyn]KR Roberto
- [Gwendolyn]Valerie Bell
- [Gwendolyn]Trevor Dawes
- [CONFIRMED]Tarshel Beards, Project Coordinator, ALA Office for Diversity & Spectrum
- [Gwendolyn]Teams
- [Gwendolyn]Hosted by: Jonathan Kelley, ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom
Boxed Lunch Served 12-1pm
Closing Ceremonies
Let the Circle Be Unbroken
[Gwendolyn, Maria, Tamika, Mark, Alanna] All former Scholars should be invited.


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MONTCLAIR, N.J. – Sophomore midfielder Leah Schultz scored four goals and added an assist at the York College women's lacrosse team topped Montclair State on Tuesday with a come-from-behind 13-9 triumph. With the non-conference victory, the Spartans tie the program record for wins in a season as they now sport a tremendous 11-2 mark, drawing even with the 2008 squad which went 11-6 on the year.
Schultz, who has quickly become one of the conference's top all-around players, notched three of her four scores in the opening frame. All three of those first-half tallies came in succession as she scored three straight times within a span of three minutes and 44 seconds.
The Red Hawks (6-3) jumped out to a 3-0 lead to start the game as Cori Delfini netted all three for the home squad. After Delfini's third, with 22:17 to play in the first, York took a timeout which would seemingly provide the necessary spark for the Green and White.
Following the timeout, the Spartans scored four straight goals and took a 4-3 lead with 13:25 remaining in the opening stanza. Sophomore attack Kim Wayson notched the first of that spurt before Schultz went on her three-goal blitz to give the York squad their first lead of the game.
Montclair's Kayla Henderson knotted the score at 4-4 on a successful free position shot with 8:45 before the halftime whistle. However, the Spartans would not allow the Red Hawks to regain the lead throughout the remainder of the contest.
Back-to-back Kerri Nicolich goals closed out the first half for the Spartans as the Green and White took a 6-4 lead into the break.
Despite never relinquishing the lead, the second 30 minutes proved tough with the Spartans gaining the slight upper-hand. Montclair cut their deficit to one early in the period but a goal from Melissa Ritchey and Schultz's fourth tally stretched York's lead to 8-5 with just under 23 minutes showing on the clock.
From there, the Red Hawks netted two straight to cut the lead to one once again but the Spartans effectively slammed the door shut on any comeback bid by responding with four consecutive goals. Those four straight, finished off by Wayson's second of the day, gave the Green and White their largest lead of the game at 12-7 with 10:59 to play.
Both offenses slowed slightly over the final minutes as a pair of Montclair scores followed by Wayson's third of the day closed out the scoring as York garnered the 13-9 final result.
Schultz's four tallies give the outstanding second-year Spartan 36 goals on the season, a mark which ranks fourth overall in the Capital Athletic Conference. She also snagged a team-high six draw controls (Schultz leads York with 45 draw controls in 2011) and collected a pair of ground balls.
Wayson's trio of scores increases her conference-leading total to 54 while Nicolich's two gives her a Spartan rookie-leading 17 this season.
Defensively, Spartan goalkeeper Tina Nicklas registered eight saves over her 60 minutes of work while Katie Vautier, the current Capital Athletic Conference Women's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week, caused a game-high three turnovers while picking up four ground balls.
Montclair's Delfini netted five goals on the day, including her three straight to open the contest, while Henderson notched a pair of tallies for the Red Hawks.
The Spartans will now look to establish a new season-high win mark when they return to action on Saturday, April 9, against CAC foe St. Mary's (Md.) in a 3:00 pm tilt. Prior to the game, York is slated to recognize their four senior student-athletes, Katie Bowers, Brittany Geraghty, Molly Kerrigan, and Katie Mansell, for their contributions during their careers with the Green and White.
Leah Schultz photo courtesy of Zach Clabaugh - www.sharpedgefoto.com


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Spurs, Nuggets tangle in crucial Western showdown
Denver Nuggets coach George Karl said prior to his team's win over the Houston Rockets that he will start Wilson Chandler in place of injured forward Danilo Gallinari because he gives the staff the most trust and confidence.
Chandler didn't disappoint with 21 points on 9-of-15 shooting and looks to stay in good faith when the San Antonio Spurs invade the Pepsi Center Wednesday night. Chandler filled in nicely for Gallinari, who's out for the season with a torn knee ligament. He was one of seven players to score at least 10 points for the Nuggets, who were led by Corey Brewer's 22 points off the bench in Saturday's 132-114 victory over the Rockets.
Andre Iguodala delivered 18 points, 14 assists and seven rebounds, while Evan Fournier (17), Anthony Randolph (14), Kenneth Faried (13) and Andre Miller (11) all scored in double figures. Miller handed out 12 assists in the win, Denver's 20th in a row at home.
"We have a very deep team and we had a lot of players step up. Basically the whole team stepped up," Chandler said.
The Nuggets have won four in a row and are 19-2 in the last 21 games. They are 3 1/2 games behind the idle Oklahoma City Thunder for the Northwest Division lead and the second spot in the West standings.
Denver, which had a 39-21 advantage in the second quarter and scored 32 points off 19 Houston turnovers, is 35-3 at home and will close out a three-game residency Wednesday night. The 20 straight home wins matched the winning streak set by the 1984-85 squad from Jan.9-March 30. Before the Nuggets joined the NBA in 1976-77, they won 26 in a row at home in 1974-75.
The 1975-76 squad ripped off 28 wins in a row in the Rocky Mountains.
The 132 points the Nuggets dropped on the Rockets were a season high. Denver has won 38 of the last 39 home games when scoring 100 or more points and hasn't tasted defeat as the host since Jan. 18 versus Washington. Primarily known as a high-tempo team, the Nuggets scored a season-best 35 fastbreak points versus Houston.
After hosting the Spurs, Denver will visit Dallas on Friday for its fourth straight game against a Texas-based team (Mavs, Rockets, Spurs, Mavs).
San Antonio will try to put the brakes on a four-game road losing streak Wednesday and is 23-15 outside the Alamo City this season.
The Spurs had lost three of four games and bounced back with Saturday's 99-97 triumph versus the Atlanta Hawks. Tim Duncan tapped into the fountain of youth with 31 points, 14 rebounds and four blocks, while Kawhi Leonard added 23 points for the Spurs, who are one-half game ahead of the Thunder for the Western Conference's top seed.
"Yeah, I have my shot back now. It feels good. It helps that it's going in too. I feel good all around," said Duncan, who is averaging 22.5 points and 11.4 rebounds over his last 10 contests.
Duncan has three 30-point games and eight double-doubles in that span.
Spurs guard Tony Parker missed the game with a sore neck/shins and is questionable against the Nuggets. Parker has missed time this season because of an ankle problem and leads the team with 20.6 ppg.
Leonard has scored 20-plus points in back-to-back games and is third on the team in scoring with 12.1 ppg. Duncan is second with 17.7 ppg.
Spurs guard Danny Green spoke to the media after a recent practice and talked about what the Spurs have to do for the stretch run.
"Definitely, definitely," Green said when asked if there was a sense of urgency with the regular season winding down. "We know there's only like five or six games left, something like that, playoffs are right around the corner. We want to be playing our best basketball and be as healthy as we possibly can be within the next week or two so that we're ready come playoff time. I think everybody has a sense of urgency right now."
Wednesday's showdown between the Spurs and Nuggets will have a playoff atmosphere and San Antonio leads the season series, 2-1. San Antonio is 9-3 in the past 12 matchups with Denver.
These two teams have split the last 10 meetings at the Pepsi Center.


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GFI protection on your outlets. Oh, and one other thing too. GFI protection on your outlets.If the garage is going to be closed up during brewing, you'll need a ventilation hood for steam and combustion gases (assuming gas burners). With proper ventilation the plastic sheeting walls are nice but not manditory.
One of the guys in our club has one of those small 10 gallon electric water heaters that fit under the counter and feeds it with filtered water. Turns it on a few hours before brewing and BOOM, instant strike water!
I highly recommend stripping and acid cleaning your floor, then sealing with an epoxy based sealer - makes cleanup much, much easier and it looks nice too. As for electricity, plan out what equipment you will need, then consult with an electrician. He'll probably also suggest some places to put outlets that you didn't think of. GFCI is a must, as was mentioned, and if you do want to brew with all doors closed, a hood/vent fan combo is also needed.Lots of "how tos" here: www.theelectricbrewery.comHere's a pic of my brewery:
here is another thread: http://www.homebrewersassociation.org/forum/index.php?topic=14134.msg179693#msg179693


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Social Groups & Lifelong Learning
We offer a sense of community, fellowship and support that enriches people's lives. You're as likely to find a pottery class as an aerobic class at your Y, and book clubs, painting classes, group travel and cooking classes are becoming as popular as anything in the gym. Take a deeper look at something you're interested in. At the Y, we believe healthy living has as much to do with pursuing interests, passions and learning new things as it does with eating healthy and being active. Our minds and spirits need stimulus and enrichment, and we get so much more from life when we find things—and people—that inspire us.


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Outside interests poured money into Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's war chest for this week's school board elections in an attempt to influence education reform here and nationwide. But when the votes were tallied, the group could count only one clear winner.
The mayor's political action committee, which amassed more than $3.9 million on behalf of three candidates, secured just incumbent Monica Garcia's seat.
In the other two races, the Coalition for School Reform lost its bid to unseat incumbent Steve Zimmer, who was backed by the teachers union. The group's other favored candidate, Antonio Sanchez, is headed for a May 21 runoff.
The results were "a loss for the mayor and the future of reform in the district," said former state Sen. Gloria Romero, who is generally allied with Villaraigosa's education agenda.


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I was reviewing the last game we played and looking at Fisher's history trying to look for trends and came up with a few ideas on preparing for his team.
Find out which players used to be QBs or have thrown the ball in the past such as the holder and keep an eye on them.
Look at Houston Oiler history to see what kind of trick plays he has used in the past.
Be aware of what position on the field, down and distance to expect trick plays from.
Shadow the referee in case you need to call a time out!
google jeff fisher trick plays
I think their defense is on the rise and would really study Janoris Jenkins and Robert Quinn. I think they are 2 of the better players on that team.
I think we will shut down their running game so would focus on Sam Bradford's limitations while watching for a flea flicker.
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Budget Casting Supply LLc©™
Crucible tongs are steel tools used to lift a hot crucible
from a furnace. The "Lift Out" type is used for lifting a crucible
straight up from the opening of a top loading furnace.
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These tongs are custom made to fit a #6 Silicon Carbide Bilge shape crucible. Since these tongs are custom made for this specific type and size of crucible they are not returnable. Please allow 3 weeks for delivery.


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"Mommy and daddy are getting a divorce."
To children, those fateful words can mean a range of things, depending on their age. A baby or toddler won't understand them at all but may pick up on your somber tone and be confused or frightened by it; an older child may worry that she'll wind up like a friend at school who sees her dad only rarely, or that she'll have to move to a smaller house and share a bedroom with her little sister.
While it's just about impossible to put a positive spin on such a negative event, there's a lot parents can do to ease the difficult transition from intact family to divided one. Target your initial broaching of the topic to your child's age (if you have kids of widely differing ages, you might consider talking to each of them separately). And then be prepared to have your child come back with more questions as the years pass and she comes to understand the situation more fully. Some guidelines for talking to kids of various ages when a marriage splits apart.
While you may think that infants are too young to be affected by divorce, they're surprisingly intuitive. Even a 6-week-old can sense that his routine has been altered —he no longer sees both parents daily, he's suddenly eating at a different time or sleeping in a new room. Schedule changes can be particularly anxiety-provoking for babies. "They need structure and continuity to feel safe and to trust that all is right with the world," says M. Gary Neuman, author of Helping Your Kids Cope With Divorce the Sandcastles Way.
It's least disruptive to keep an infant at home and have the noncustodial parent visit frequently for short periods—an hour a day, for example, or two hours three times a week. "For the first three months of my son's life, I had his dad come to my house whenever he wanted to see the baby," says a mom in Chagrin Falls, OH, who split from her child's father before giving birth. If the baby must move back and forth between households, try to maintain the same naptime, feeding schedule and bedtime rituals in each place. While you needn't re-create the nursery down to the Pooh Bear nightlight, purchasing two sets of identical sheets or bumpers can make an infant feel more at ease. Always make sure any favorite blankie or stuffed animal travels from house to house.
An infant can sense if you're depressed or angry and may also interpret hostility, sadness or withdrawal as a reflection of your feelings for him. This can erode his sense of security and confidence, so it's crucial to deal with your own personal demons. "See a counselor, a rabbi, a minister; join a divorce support group; lean on your friends," advises Neuman. Be extra demonstrative with your baby, both physically and emotionally—you can't hug him too many times a day.
Then be prepared for some fallout: Babies whose parents are going through a divorce may cry more often and sleep less soundly than those living in intact households. This is a natural reaction to stress and should subside within a couple of months, after they've adjusted to the new routine. They may also experience more severe separation anxiety (which typically crops up at 8 or 9 months). "When something is taken away from you, in this case a parent, it's natural to want to hold on tight to what you have left," says Arnold Stolberg, Ph.D., professor of psychology at Virginia Commonwealth University, in Richmond. Until his anxiety eases, every time you leave your child with his other parent, be sure to reassure him that you're coming back. While he may not understand the words, he'll pick up on your soothing tone. The good news about splitting up while your child is a baby is that, all other things being equal, he may ultimately suffer fewer adverse effects from a divorce than an older child, since he won't remember his parents ever having been together.
A toddler isn't old enough to understand abstract concepts like "marriage" and "divorce," so you'll need to keep things concrete when broaching the subject. A simple statement, such as "Mommy and Daddy make each other sad and are going to live in different places, but you make us very happy" will do. At this age, a child's main concern is how the breakup will affect her routine, so explain the situation as specifically as possible. "Mommy will live here in this house, and Daddy will live at Grandpa's house" is easier for a toddler to grasp than "Daddy is moving to Arizona." And don't forget to reassure your child that no matter where everyone lives, you and your former spouse will still be her mommy and daddy and will love her as much as always. "When my husband and I divorced, he moved to Oregon for a year. I wanted him to have a close relationship with our daughter, who was eighteen months at the time, so I made sure to talk about him frequently and to tell her how much he loves her," says one Chicago mom.
Just because toddlers can't always verbalize their emotions doesn't mean they aren't feeling them. They may become sad and withdrawn or act out their anxiety by hitting or biting. If you sense your child's upset, try to give voice to her feelings: "You look sad. I wonder if it's been tough for you not to see Daddy all the time" or "How do you feel about moving to a new house? That can be difficult."
If aggression becomes a problem, explain that it's okay to be upset that Mommy or Daddy has moved out but that it's not okay to hit. Then try to redirect the anger by encouraging your child to say "I'm mad" or to scribble an "angry" picture or pound a play hammer.
As with infants, it's wise to allow your child to have frequent visits with the noncustodial parent. Every day for an hour and a half is ideal, but two or three visits a week may be more practical. Again, young kids may have a difficult time warming up to the noncustodial parent if they're out of touch for more than a few days. If your toddler balks at going to your former spouse's house, talk about the fun she'll have there.
Between the ages of 3 and 5, kids are magical thinkers. Their feelings and actions are so powerful, they may fear that Mommy or Daddy left because of something they said or did. "One four-year-old girl I counseled was certain that her parents wouldn't have divorced if she and her brothers hadn't argued so much," says Neuman. This kind of guilt not only prompts kids to feel bad about themselves, but it may also make them anxious about the future, he says. "If they can cause their family to break up, what other horrible things might they do?" Reassure your child that the divorce wasn't his fault, that it happened simply because Mommy and Daddy are too sad together.
Preschoolers often worry that the custodial parent will move away too, leaving them to fend for themselves. They may try to act like superkids—eating all their vegetables, putting their toys away, going to bed cheerfully—figuring that you'll be more likely to stick around if they don't make waves. When Susan Rapaport and her husband split up four years ago, her son, Joseph, who was 5 at the time, would get excessively upset whenever anyone reprimanded him. "So anytime I had to call him on something, I made sure to add, 'I want you with me always, and I'm never going to leave you,'" says the Chevy Chase, MD, mother of three.
Similarly, preschoolers may become overly fearful when you go to work or even run a quick errand, assuming that you're gone for good. Before leaving, be as specific as possible about when you're coming back: "I'll be home in time to feed you dinner" is more reassuring than "I'll see you later."
Kids this age may also react to a divorce by regressing. Because their coping skills aren't well developed, they may use baby talk, demand a pacifier or need to cuddle a beloved blankie in order to comfort themselves during stressful times. If this occurs, help your child put words to the situation and be sure to shower him with extra love and attention. Let him know that his feelings matter and that he can depend on you to be there for him, says Neuman. Once things settle down and he adjusts to the divorce, his babyish behavior should disappear within two or three months.
Older kids are going to have many of the same concerns as younger ones. While you can use more sophisticated language with them, your general message about the breakup should be simple and straightforward: "Mom and Dad weren't happy together, but we love you all the same and always will."
Like younger kids, school-age children may blame themselves for the split (although they may not admit it), but for a different reason. "It's less threatening for them to think that they somehow caused the divorce than to think that they have no control over bad things that happen," says Stolberg. So be sure to reiterate—as often as necessary—that Mom or Dad didn't leave because of anything they said or did.
Because older children have mastered the concept of time, it's easier to explain to them how the divorce will affect their routine. One approach: Buy a calendar and draw a blue star on the days they'll be with Dad and a yellow one on the days they'll stay with Mom. "If children know in advance where they will be sleeping, they feel more in control," says Stolberg.
Older kids hate to stand out from the crowd, so they may worry that the divorce makes them different. To help them feel less isolated, point out other people—from rock stars to neighbors—who are divorced or whose parents have split. Then ask if there are specific issues that are bothering them—and do your best to remedy the situation.
Instead of expressing their anxiety at home, some grade-schoolers act out at school—fighting with friends, disrupting the classroom. Or they internalize their distress and suddenly develop chronic headaches or stomachaches. Let your child's teachers, babysitters and coaches know what's going on in her life, and keep in close contact with them to monitor how she's coping.
If you notice that your child is having a tough time, try to get her to open up. Ann Croll of Rye, NY, whose daughter was 6 when she and her husband separated, broaches touchy topics when she and her daughter are on short rides in the car. "She knows, say, that after the next turn we have only half a block to go before we get to school, and she can stop thinking about it."
No matter how old your children are, it's crucial to avoid trashing your ex in front of them. A child sees herself as an extension of her parents. So if you criticize a child's dad, in her eyes you're criticizing her too, says Stolberg. Denigrating your former spouse also makes it impossible for your child to love him without feeling as if she's betraying you. It's emotionally vital for kids to have a good relationship with both of their parents—whether or not they live under the same roof.
Children of Divorce: Do they grow up happy?Divorce can deeply trouble kids, triggering a range of reactions from anger and depression to behavioral problems at school. But what's the long-range prognosis? Are they doomed to carry lifelong emotional baggage? Not necessarily, according to the recent book For Better or for Worse: Divorce Reconsidered,by E. Mavis Hetherington, Ph.D., and John Kelly. Hetherington looked at more than 1,400 families, some for as long as 24 years (roughly half of whom were divorced). Within six years, 75 to 80 percent of kids whose parents had split were as happy and well adjusted as those from intact families. "The other twenty percent developed some kind of psychological, emotional or academic problem, compared to ten percent of the nondivorced group," she says.
Divorce's Downside
A less optimistic picture was presented by Judith Wallerstein, Ph.D., in The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce. In interviews with 59 divorced families over 25 years, she found that almost all grew up with fears about being able to sustain a happy relationship. Eventually—often with therapy or the help of a supportive spouse—most were able to compensate. "But growing into adulthood was definitely much harder for them," she says.
Many experts consider Hetherington's work to be more scientifically valid because she included a control group from the start (Wallerstein added hers later), had a larger sample size and conducted objective personality assessments. "Dr. Wallerstein's study is very insightful and useful in learning what happens after difficult divorces," says Andrew Cherlin, Ph.D., professor of sociology at Johns Hopkins University. "But the families she interviewed were more dysfunctional than the average divorcing family." On the other hand, says Norval Glenn, Ph.D., professor of sociology at the University of Texas in Austin, Wallerstein's in-depth interviews may have uncovered pain and anguish that Hetherington's standardized tests wouldn't have detected.
The Bottom Line
There's no doubt that children from broken homes are twice as likely to grow up and have marriages that end in divorce. But most experts agree that divorce itself isn't necessarily a negative sentence for children. Parents who remain loving (but firm) and consistent throughout their divorce will dramatically increase their odds of raising happy, well-adjusted kids.
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1988-1989 Barry Bonds Pro-Model Bat
Starting Bid - $300, Sold For - $705
This Barry Bonds Louisville Slugger block-letter (full name) model "H238" bat dates to the 1986-1989 manufacturing period; however, H&B shipping records indicate that Bonds first ordered this model bat in 1988, thereby more narrowly dating it to the two-year span 1988-1989. The bat, which features exceptionally deep barrel stampings, displays heavy use along its entire length, including numerous ball marks, deeply embedded stitch marks, rack marks, pine tar, and a ten-inch length of white tape applied in a "crisscross" fashion on the handle. This is an extremely early Barry Bonds game bat, dating to just his third season in the Majors as a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bonds posted decent home run numbers in 1988 (24) and 1989 (19), but it would be a few more years before he emerged as one of the game's greatest sluggers. Although Bonds is best remembered for his single-season and career home run records, he was also a seven-time MVP (a Major League record) and nine-time Gold Glove Award recipient. Today he ranks among the top ten all-time in numerous offensive categories, including on-base percentage (.4443), slugging percentage (.6069), games played (2,986), runs scored (2,227), total bases (5,976), RBI (1,996), and bases on balls (2,558). Length: 33.75 inches. Weight: 33.2 ounces. Graded A7.5 by MEARS (base grade of 5, plus 2.5 points for use). Almost all Bonds bats in collectors' hands date from late in his career. This is an outstanding Barry Bonds pro-model dating from his earliest days with the Pittsburgh Pirates. LOA from Troy Kinunen/MEARS. Reserve $300. Estimate $500/$1,000+.
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Wed 3rd Jul 2013 11:23 UTC, submitted by ebasconp
Opera 15, the brand new version of Opera based on Chromium and Blink, has been released today. I'm still missing a bookmarks bar and a bookmark import feature. Other than that, I'm really liking Opera 15. I hope they bring those two features back soon, because I cannot use a browser without them.


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Yeah, would be nice if something could be done about that.
You may be able to scum for needed items in the beginning, when you're not having many unlocks, but once your itempool reaches a certain size scumming simply takes too long. And then there are items like Fabulous treasure who never appear in shop pools (correct me if I'm wrong, but I've NEVER seen it in any shops) and vicious rewards, which you can only obtain from beating the dungeons. Granted, most people here more or less eat vicious dungeons for breakfast, but having to play through an entire dungeon so you can just try something is annyoing .
Of course, you can locker those things, but than you have the choice of either limiting your lockerspace even more or going through an entire dungeon again everytime you try a combo using one of those items.
Anyway, endgame needs a shift from "time" to "gold".
Sidesteppers and Avatar's ideas are excellent;
I also think someone recently suggested something similar; a "vault" where every item you found can be stored, and from where you can put those items in your locker. Everytime you want to put something else in your lockers, you'd need to pay a large price for replacing it, but that way you would at least cut down on the scumming. (Not really much of a different idea, just throwing it out because I found it interesting when I read it.)


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Brace Yourself! Watch the Trailer for the Final Hunger Games
Jul 23, 2015 8:48 PM EDT
President Snow is in for it. A new trailer came out on Thursday for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2. In it, we see Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and her compatriots gearing up for the final battle to liberate all the people of Panem and put a stop… Read more


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Someone at Honda must have forgotten that the company has already used the Integra name, as Honda Motor Co. has released details on its new mid-sized motorcycle motor. A two-cylinder 700cc four-stroke lump, the Integra motor promises to be a class leader in fuel-economy for the Japanese brand.
Boasting 40% greater fuel efficiency from other "sport" motors in the 500cc-700cc class, the Integra motor can do 63 mpg (US) according to our rough calculations of Honda's consumption figure of 27km/L. Perhaps more interesting than its fuel economy, Honda has also stated that the new motor can be coupled to the company's second generation dual-clutch transmission, the first generation of which can be seen on the Honda VFR1200F.


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Dave White's first movie review was of the animated feature Snoopy Come Home. He was seven years old...Read full profile
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PG-13 sword-fighting is boring. Read full review
Critics scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
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Metascore®Mixed or average reviewsbased on a weighted average of allcritic review scores.
A feeble medieval epic with a lackluster romance at its center.
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James Franco is a gorgeous, smoldering lover in Tristan & Isolde, but you can't help being reminded of Ben Stiller's "Zoolander" character.
Working with an explanatory script by Dean Georgaris, Reynolds is much more confident in scenes of realistic battle, or even muddy marketplace dailiness, than he is with scenes of desire.
There's something beautiful about a well-made tragic love story. It may not be as uplifting as one with a happy ending, but it's more cathartic.
By removing elements of magic and operatic excess from the story, the brothers Scott focus on what is, underneath, a story as tragic (and less contrived) as the one cited in the ads, "Romeo and Juliet."
See all Tristan & Isolde reviews at Metacritic.com
Iffy for 13+
The legend of young love going wrong, again.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that this film includes several fierce medieval battle scenes, featuring swords, mallets, spears, knives, and arrows, and resulting in dead and bloody/wounded bodies. The young lovers appear in various states of undress and throes of passion (kissing, embracing, hiding from authorities); in one scene, two women strip to lie next to the naked, just washed-ashore Tristan in order to warm him. The young lovers engage in an adulterous affair after she is married. Characters drink during party scenes.
Messages: King offers his daughter as a prize to contest winner; young lovers commit adultery.
Violence: Bloody battles with medieval weapons (swords, hammers, spears, poison), producing bloody bodies; three major battle scenes, assorted other competitions and fights.
Sex: Heaving breasts and heavy breathing, brief nudity, discussion of sex and lust.
Language: Not an issue
Consumerism: Not an issue
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Drinking of ale and wine at parties.
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I do not understand it. My ex claims he doesn't want to be with his girlfriend, he can't wait for her to leave. He keeps bitching about her and how she behaves. You know the drill.
I find out today he slept with her. WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT?
Where you ever wanting to leave her? Were you just saying things to justify...
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Sounds like BS to me. Have these guys never watched when Harry Met Sally? I'd never put up with my gf keeping in contact with an ex.