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Enzo's on the Lake
- Address:
1130 S US Hwy 17/92
Longwood, FL 32750Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Enzo's on the Lake
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://enzos.com/
- Phone: 4078349872
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Friday: 11:30pm - 2:30pm; Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Charles Beriault
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: Birthday and anniversary parties. Wedding and baby showers. Christmas and holiday parties... we do them all. We have three distinct party rooms that are available to accommodate your festive occasion.
- Private Party Contact: Susan Nunez 8886061727
A word from Enzo's on the Lake
Enzo's on the Lake is the perfect place for a congenial evening of cocktails, fine food and wine, lavish desserts and very special hospitality. Whether you are entertaining for business or pleasure, having a birthday celebration or just a romantic dinner for two, we will do our best to keep you satisfied. In 1980, Enzo's on the Lake opened as a lovely secluded lakefront restaurant, built in the style of an Italian villa. The restaurant is dedicated to the idea of simple yet sophisticated cuisine. The freshest fish, meats, fruits and vegetables that can be obtained are woven into a menu that emphasizes a unique culinary heritage and diversity. An extravagant antipasto bar welcomes you to the excitement of the dining room overlooking the lake. There is a full service european style bar, private dining areas for meetings and parties and the lakeside gardens where many weddings concerts and gatherings take place. We look forward to serving you!Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
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Enzo's on the Lake reviews from OpenTable diners
57 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.8
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (51)scenic view (45)romantic (42)fit for foodies (32)neighborhood gem (31)notable wine list (15)good for groups (13)great for lunch (3)hot spot (3)vibrant bar scene (2)great for outdoor dining (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- foodfanVIPDined on 9/27/2014We had not been to Enzo's for quite a while and forgot how enjoyable dinner was there. We were seated on time and the wait staff was very attentive without being pushy. We shared the antipasto which was very good. My wife had the veal and I had the lamb shank special. For desert we had the gelato. The pepperrmint chocolate chip was a great way to end the meal. We will not wait as long to come back.Special Features:
- Awesome experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014We had a great time in every way. Our table was perfect, the food was great and our server, Susan was terrific. The staff was great too especially Gabriel. We will be back. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DelightfulDpfrzDined on 9/6/2014A delight from the moment I walked in, until I left. Much better than big chain steakhouses. Ernesto, our server, was perfect in service and demeanor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- special placegreenwaveDined on 9/6/2014Enzo's has been around for a long time, for good reason. It is a perennial favorite for special occasions, but has dedicated regulars that have been going for years. The wait staff is attentive and friendly. The food is amazing. We had the Lamb Shank and Zuppe Di Pesce with an antipasti starter. I made my reservation on open table, and indicated it was my wife's birthday. They brought a slice of complimentary Italian wedding cake with a candle with coffee. Can't recommend Enzo's highly enoughSpecial Features:
- A gem for any special occasionmarmadukeDined on 8/29/2014We've dined here before and it's always a pleasure. This occasion we celebrated a combination birthday & retirement. We started with the excellent Antepasto that included cheeses, salami, eggplant, shrimp, other seafood, olives (you name it). I enjoyed an evening special of homemade Ravioli ( with quali, special cheese and pine nut filling ). All five of us raved for it's tastiness. Dover sole was so good. Plenty of bread was available. Wines were excellent. We shared a selection of desserts on the menu. Ending the meal with the Limoncello was a treat. This service was beyond expectation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Attentive wait staff47yearsDined on 8/26/2014Our waiter, Ernesto, was very good; attentive with out being intrusive, personable, knowledgeable. We will request him for our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still a great place to eatFoodie98VIPDined on 8/23/2014We have not been to Enzo's in a long time. We used to go there for special occasions, holiday parties, and just to get great Italian food. Things had gone down and we stopped going. We decided to give it a try again with some friends. I am so glad we did. The service was great. The food was wonderful. We left very happy. Cannot wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Familiar friendwJR3VIPDined on 8/23/2014Every time I come here I know exactly what to expect. A great experience, I love the food and the ambience. Enzo's is unique.Special Features:
- Wonderful!!!LindzCDined on 8/20/2014Enzo's is a great restaurant! I'm so glad to have finally found this place and will definitely be back. Great for a special occasion or date night!Special Features:
- lmfoodsnobVIPDined on 8/16/2014Love it, love it, love it! Enzo's on the Lake is by far and away, our overall favorite restaurant in Central Florida!Special Features:
- Great B-Day ChoicemaggieDined on 8/15/2014When you park you don't think it's that nice inside but yes it's beautiful with a great view and service was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My Favorite Reaturant.Bogey13VIPDined on 8/15/2014Love this place. The best view , service and food! We have eaten here for over 20 years. Specials are great. Dole Sole is my favorite dish love all the pasta and order wedding cake for dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always my favoriteTheresaDined on 8/14/2014Dining at Enzo's is like dining with old friends. The servers remember us each time we visit and always take a moment to say hello - even if they are serving at another table. The food is beyond compare.Special Features:
- 30 years of perfectOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/9/2014We have had the pleasure of dining at Enzo's for 30 years, always perfect.Special Features:
- Luv2dineluv2dineVIPDined on 8/8/2014Cannot say a negative about Enzo's been dining here for many years, never had a bad experience. Will continue frequenting Enzo's, one of our faves.Special Features:
- What Took Us So Long...BeachRickDined on 7/26/2014...to return after so many years? It can only be the 60 miles of driving distance. Because the ambiance, wide array of food choices on the menu, the cooking, the friendly reception all made my wife and out Atlanta guests wish this was OUR neighborhood restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fab for lunchJoe2Dined on 7/25/2014Was not crowded and quiet enough for a business or romantic lunch. They service is excellent as is the food. They made a special vegan plate for me too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As always it was specialMarshaDined on 7/24/2014We celebrated our 49th wedding anniversary at Enzo's. Our daughter joined us and we had a wonderfully memorable meal. She and I had the veal scallopine after we shared an appetizer of carpaccio and shaved parmesan cheese. My husband had a fish chowder made with sea bass which was divine, I had to taste it. He had a plate of homemade cheese ravioli with a lovely tomato sauce that had a nice sweetness to it. For dessert we were surprised with a nice slice of zuccotto which was wonderfuly flavorful with strawberries and kiwi layered on a custard layer between the cake layers. Hubby had an after dinner coffee and my daughter had the Italian coffee with Amaretto . We have loved Enzo's for years!Special Features:
- Great DiningluvgreatfoodDined on 7/19/2014I have been going to Enzo's since moving to FL in 1982 and have never been disappointed with the service or the food. Great specials and the antipasti is the best every.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nan1VIPDined on 7/17/2014Fabulous birthday dinner! Ernesto was a fabulous waiter & the food was fantastic! Veal, pasta, & short ribs were all excellent!!Special Features:
- luv2dineluv2dineVIPDined on 7/11/2014Have always enjoyed this restaurant, has been a favorite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/25/2014I brough work colleagues to Enzo's and was proud to share one of my favorite restaurants. Wonderful experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our first timemyfirsttimethereDined on 6/21/2014I've driven by Enzo's hundreds of times and finally made a reservation for dinner. It was Saturday night and every table was filled so the noise level was pretty high. The food was good though the steaks were slightly underdone. The service was fine and food came in appropriate intervals. Our waitress kept our wine glasses filled and it was overall a very good experience. We will come back again for a special occasion - we did spend quite a bit of money. One bottle of wine, two apps, two entrees, and two desserts was approximately $250.00.Special Features:
- AwesomeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/14/2014The food was superb and not overly filling so you left feeling satisified but not stuffed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner experienceEJSJDined on 6/14/2014Enzo's is my husband's special occasion restaurant, so I booked Saturday evening to celebrate Father's Day. Terrific choice as the seafood was fresh and expertly prepared--delicious sauces enhanced the fish, rather than overpower the delicate flavors. Service was top-notch, as always. It was wonderful to see so many families enjoying Enzo's.Special Features:
- Bellissima!MeUnFoodDined on 6/13/2014I couldn't have picked a better spot for to celebrate our 3 year anniversary. My husband and I have traveled all over Italy and Enzo's transported us back to a small trattoria you might happen upon in Tuscany. The food, the staff, the wine, everything was perfection!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- THE BESTflacriticDined on 6/6/2014Just short and sweet...for 30 years this is "just the best" all around !!!Special Features:
- The following 147 reviews are from the Enzo's on the Lake reviews archive.
- Every visit is special!!!naplesfoodieVIPDined on 5/24/2014We took our son to Enzo's and he was impressed with the attention we received and dinner he ordered. We always talk about the dinner...do not miss the bar and the incredible conversation and service you get there also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great local restaurant in LongwoodlovethisplaceDined on 5/24/2014This has been a long time favorite for me and my husband. We had our rehearsal wedding party at this restaurant 18 years ago and continue to come back to celebrate all of our special occasions! We have never had a bad meal, the food is wonderful and the service is great.....quaint little bar and the view is spectacular! All around outstanding!Special Features:
- Basic food, lake and garden viewDanielaDined on 5/24/2014Food is rather greasy and heavy, service is attentive and competent. We go there for the ambiance. The garden is lovely, although the chairs there are falling apart. The view of the lake is lovely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Italian gem/sparkling Florida spotPickyeaterDined on 5/24/2014Enzo's has the whole package! From the moment you walk in the door to the time you leave, you are well taken care of and plied with food that has subtle and wonderful depth and complexity of flavors! We have never had a dish that was not delicious and creative. My partner "hates" eggplant an zucchini, but she ate her share of these from the antipasto! The setting is also surprising; when you pull off of the busy road and drive back to the restaurant you are walking into a small slice of old Florida, with tropical plants deck and the lovely lake. Perfect for an after dinner stroll! We will return. Thanks!Special Features:
- Out of town visitors favoriteOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/22/2014I always take my visitors here to show them "this is Central Florida". The view is great, the food is very good and it always makes them feel special.Special Features:
- Still the Best!lmfoodsnobVIPDined on 5/22/2014Enzo's on the Lake is by far and away, our overall top pick for the best restaurant in all of Central Florida. The staff is so professional (knowledgeable, polite and courteous). Most staff members have been there for years. The food is incredible. You literally want to savor every bite of every course as long as possible; it is that good! Beautiful gardens and lake view complete the experience.Special Features:
- AnniversaryDined on 5/21/2014Excellent all the way around. Celebrated my 1st amd several successive anniversaries here, including my most recent 20th. They have never dissapointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still best After all these yearssteveDined on 5/21/2014Great cozy bar with potent cocktails. Friendly,expert staff, particularly long time servers Susan and Orazio. Proprietress Jo Ann Perlini an expert hostess. Scenic lakefront setting. Succulent antipasto bar with aged reggiano, salami, seafood salads and sautéed veggies. Best pastas in Florida. Try the linguine with red clam sauce, penne ala vodka, bucatini ala Enzo or spaghetti carbonara. Fabulous Dover sole. Well paired wine list, Italian and California. Try the Parducci True Grit petit sirah. As Orlando area restaurants go - None better, damn few as good!Special Features:
- NY2FLNyc2FlaDined on 5/20/2014Food was delicious, full of flavor. Waiter and staff were delightful and attentive. New favorite place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where have you been all my life?WillOJDined on 5/17/2014Food? Excellent! Wine selection? Excellent! Ambiance and location? A gem in the most unsuspecting place. Staff? Friendly and very attentive. Will we go back? Yes, again and again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful dining experience!LovestoEatDined on 5/10/2014The food is totally incredible and the service is fabulous. The tables are a little jammed in together that you really can't have a private conversation without everyone hearing you. If you want in the main dining room which gives you the scenic view, you have to request it with your reservation as well as remind the hostess.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great time at Enzo'sangmigDined on 5/9/2014We went to Enzo's to celebrate my husband's birthday and absolutely loved it. The food was delicious, the wine variety is excellent and the service was outstanding. We definitely would return to try other dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect as alwaysLaraDined on 5/9/2014Enzo's never disappoints, the food and service is always perfect. Enzo's has always been one of my favorites and I have been going there since I was a little girl.Special Features:


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The SHAtter jailbreak which was being saved for the next iPhone update has been leaked, according to tweets by MuscleNerd and p0sixninja.
P0sixninja is publicly accusing MuscleNerd of leaking the exploit; however, MuscleNerd states this is not the case and would be illogical for him to leak the exploit since he needs the jailbreak to perform an unlock for the next device. He also notes that there were 15 others in the room when the code was posted by pod2g.
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Also of interest, p0sixninja says that an untethered bootrom exploit is still on the way. You can read more of the discussion from both sides via the link to their twitter accounts below...
That doesnt really have anything to do with the untethered release though Yeow. The untethered release may be delayed because comex tweeted earlier that he may not make his xmas deadline.
I sure hope not...
Santa needs to step up and help comex out. Tis the season for joy! And we all could use some of that.
i hope the untethered jailbreak and 2.10.4 unlock comes out tomorrow.
hope santa grant my wish =)
I don't know if this is old news to you guys, but it's news to me: It looks like redsn0w are aiming for a release (untethered 4.2.1 that is) this Christmas Weekend, that's THIS WEEKEND! WooHOO! Check it out here They're looking for MAC testers at the moment.
Confirmed! They're looking for Mac Testers and have a notice up on the devteam blog I don't know what they mean by "backup plan" but it's a step in the right direction anyway. I guess the rumours that it wouldn't be finished for christmas are unfounded.
Well, if you're a Mac owner, and have the proper shsh blobs saved. Merry Christmas to you via MuscleNerd. He has released a testing jailbreak for those who qualify. Not sure if anyone knew already. I had to work all day, and just got home and checked out twitter. Hope all goes well, so that the windows version can come by New Years.
Merry Christmas to you all!!! Regardless of the jailbreak being released in time.
did musclenerd sent you guys the jailbreak for mac? i do qualify and i asked mn for it in twitter but dint get any response.
Any real news on this?
Can anyone tell me why my(iPhone 4) ShSh on cydia is juz only 4.2.1 yet my current fw is 4.1
And the most interesting part was my new i4 actual version was 4.2.1 but after I restored my info/data from iTunes,it 'really' restore back to 4.1 so I again jailbreak it with limera1n...
So can I upgrade to 4.2 or how I can shsh my current 4.1??
I've watched a couple videos on an untethered JB called pinkra1n is it real? Anyone used it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFPVf...e_gdata_player what about this?
That video doesnt prove anything. He doesnt even try to open up cydia after rebooting. It is a semi-tethered jailbreak so as long as certain things are not installed from cydia the phone can still boot fine. I bet any money if he had tried to open cydia it would have crashed.
I was wishing at least someone would've done it so I'd know for sure
Everybody does the jailbreak that way as shown in that video. Doesnt mean it is untethered. There are two untethered hacks in the works. The dev team should be releasing a beta of their backup plan one that requires 4.2b3 SHSH this weekend. Comex is working on his which will probably be as simple as installing a tweak in cydia to become untethered, he was trying for xmas but is running a bit behind, should be soon though. Anyone else claiming to have a untethered jailbreak for new devices on 4.2.1 is just BSing.


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Review: The Heart and Soul of Change: What Works in Therapy by Mark Hubble, Barry Duncan, and Scott Miller
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The heart and soul of change: What works in therapy.
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They have said that God is dead, and it may be so. But I believe that the god who is dead is the god in the cage, the zoo god…. (T)he wild god, the god that cannot be captured by our wills or our intellects - the wild god who will not be domesticated - is as alive and as free as ever…. The wild god is more than the god of evolution; the wild god breathes revolution as well…. Psychotherapy that is truly the nurturing of the spirit or soul must be the search for the wild god, the god of mystery, the god back of god. (James Bugental, 1987, The Art of the Psychotherapist)
Human beings, it seems, have always been interested in change. Metanoia, conversion, transformation, regeneration, re-vitalization, alteration, rebirth, metamorphosis, reawakening, resurrection, are just some of the terms that denote the importance of and our preoccupation with change in human life. Not surprisingly then human beings create concepts, theories, techniques, and research that deal with change in human life. Even our cultural and religious myths and legends describe the process, context, and consequences of change. And yet, we are often confounded by change, wondering what happened that made change possible at this moment and not others. The paradox is that we know a great deal about change and it still remains a mystery, wild and uncaged by our concepts and theories.
Hubble, Duncan, and Miller have edited an excellent and comprehensive book, The Heart and Soul of Change, that attempts to follow and take pictures of, not capture, this wild god of change. Their ambitious goal is to help mental health practitioners (and policy makers) identify and understand some of the variables in therapy that promote change. On the one hand, this book stands in a long history of discourse that addresses, in one form or another, change in human life. On the other hand, this book is unique both in terms of its comprehensive review of the literature about change in therapy and also in its refusal to be the last or definitive word about change. The authors carefully and respectfully raise points and questions about the implications of their findings, leaving the reader to search and discover other answers and questions. I find that they retain the inherent paradox in our attempts to grasp the attributes of change. Anyone involved in the practice and teaching of counseling or therapy would benefit from reading this book.
Below I proffer a brief review of their book along with some of my own questions, in hopes that a sample will whet the reader's appetite to read and discuss the book with others. The first part of the book addresses the questions: 1) Is therapy effective? 2) If so, what are the common factors among the diverse therapy theories that are important in making therapy effective? The answer to the first question is a resounding yes. Numerous empirical studies over the past thirty years have consistently demonstrated the effectiveness of numerous therapy modalities. "The general finding of no difference in the outcome of therapy for clients participating in diverse therapies has several alternative explanations. First, different therapies can achieve similar goals through different processes. Second, different outcomes do occur but are not detected by past research strategies. Third, different therapies embody common factors that are curative" (p.29: emphasis mine). This can be reassuring, but also disturbing if we base our hopes for change in our allegiance to a theory or therapy tradition. Research confirms the helpfulness in helping people change, but what are the variables that enable change to occur?
The answer to the second question is a bit more complex and one that is explored in greater depth in the remaining chapters. Lambert and Asley group those factors involved in change under four headings, indicating which factors are more influential: client variables and extratherapeutic factors 40%, therapeutic relationship 30%, placebo effects 15%, and techniques 15%. In this chapter it becomes clear that the client and the quality of the relationship between the client and therapist are by far more significant in effecting change than theory or technique. This suggests that we give more credit to the client's ability to believe in and make use of therapy and less to the theories we hold and the therapist's personality. These findings may be upsetting to those of us who have the zoo god safely trapped and controlled by their theories. I believe this first chapter helps us realize that the wild god cannot be caged by any single theory or relationship. In realizing the wild god is not caged, we may become freed from our totalitarian tendency and thus be more open to explore and appreciate other approaches. Moreover, we might recognize and catch glimpses of the wild god in the client and therapeutic relationship.
The second part of this book is devoted to delving more deeply into each of the common factors. I briefly highlight some of the main points. Understandably the initial focus is on the client as self-healer and his/her use of therapy in obtaining symptom relief or other behavioral and personality changes. In general, the authors wish to overthrow the idea of the therapist as hero, arguing that "Therapists set the stage and serve as assistants who provide the conditions under which this magic (healing powers of the client) can operate" (p.95). In order to bolster their claims the authors cite evidence that the therapist's experience and training are not significant factors in the effectiveness of therapy. (This view is further qualified in the next chapter.) In addition, they point to studies that have noted change without professional intervention. This does not mean that the therapist is unimportant. Rather, a client changes by making use of the therapeutic relationship.
People also make use of extratherapeutic sources (e.g., self-help books) in order to change. The particular resource some people choose is therapy. The next chapter addresses those common factors within the therapeutic relationship that enable clients to make use of the relationship in order to change. The authors indicate that therapists who are recognized as excellent may have very different theoretical orientations, but they seem more alike in their practice than different (cf. Wachtel, 1991). Therapists who establish a climate of trust and relative safety through empathy, attentive listening, appropriate and contextual responsiveness, communication of understanding, respect and care are facilitating the client's use of the ritual of therapy to change. In situations of handling conflict excellent therapists "possess to a greater extent several attributes held to prevent, or at least moderate, negative reactions; these include self-integration, anxiety management, conceptualizing skills, empathy, and self-insight" (p.152). The importance of these attributes in the process of change was also found when patients were prescribed medication (chapter ten). In short, these qualities and attributes, which are also skills that can be taught, are crucial to the effective therapeutic outcome. Clients generally do not change in therapy because of the therapist's theoretical orientation, but by making use of his/her own resources (40%) and the resources of the therapist (30%).
The client and therapist are also inextricably linked to a third factor in positive therapeutic outcomes — hope (15%). It has long been recognized that possessing a positive belief can have an impact on one's physiology. The client's belief that s/he will be helped and the therapist's confident belief in helping him/her are important variables in the successful outcome of therapy. Jerome Frank's (1973) cross cultural study, which is often cited by the authors, reveals how very diverse rituals for helping people can be effective precisely because the participants believe the rituals are helpful.
The fourth variable in change — theory and techniques — is last, I believe, because the authors wish to challenge therapists' tendency to place more confidence in their theories and techniques than in the client. Clearly there are approaches the authors recognize that are particularly helpful for a specific group (e.g., exposure technique for some anxiety disorders). Notwithstanding the importance of identifying specific techniques that facilitate change, "correlations between therapist interventions and client outcome are simply insufficient to rule out common factors as primary creators of change" (p.215). They argue that therapists using one approach with good outcomes would also have good outcomes using another approach.
This does not suggest that there are not important differences in theories and techniques. It also does not imply that theories and techniques do not have consequences with regard to outcomes. However, the authors wish to stress the evidence that points to the common factors that are crucial in effecting change. By acknowledging these common factors we may be free to give up our parochial attitudes about this or that theory or technique and more free to recognize the wild god of change in the clients we serve and in ourselves. In addition, we may be more willing to consider alternative approaches with an eye toward what is best for the client given his/her particular struggle.
The next four chapters of the book examine medicine in relation to the common variables cited. While the focus is on medicine, much what is stated in these chapters supports the earlier chapters. In many respects these chapters are interesting, but I found myself having the sense of treading over this ground several times before. The last portion of the book addresses in greater detail some implications with regard to training, policy, and practice. As a counselor and teacher I was challenged to think about the impact of these four variables on my teaching students to do counseling as well as considering how often I may subtly tend to over-emphasize theory and technique despite my belief in the client's own ability to change.
While I believe this book is well worth reading, there are two areas that the authors seem to ignore. The most crucial shortcoming concerns the telos of change. What are we changing to? What are the ends of therapy? How does therapy identify what are "good" changes and what are not? During other periods of history change was inextricably yoked to specific goals, which were linked to the polis. In Western society, for example, the rituals for change (confession, spiritual direction, pastoral counseling) were directed toward character, morality, virtue, and community. It would have been difficult for Plato or St. Paul to discuss change without being clear about the final ends. I find it interesting that we have come to a point where research about change in therapy is divorced from an analysis of the ends of therapy. I wonder if it is a lingering effect of researchers and therapists who identify with science and the concomitant myths of objectivity and neutrality. Often this results in resisting the moral aims embedded in the therapeutic enterprise.
In short, one can identify the heart and soul of change in therapy, but it seems shortsighted to ignore what the goals of therapy are. Therapists may eschew the idea that therapy is a moral enterprise, but that does not make it any less so. Theories, techniques, and therapists themselves possess normative claims and values regarding the "good" life. I would add here that it is interesting to identify positive outcomes without wondering about what positive means and its relation to the ends that are bound to the process of change.
A second and understandable limitation of this book is the lack of explicit attention to those factors that clearly obstruct change. The long history of people interested in change includes explanations for why it does not take place. If the client accounts for 40% and the therapeutic relationship for 30% of the equation then specific attention to conscious and unconscious motivations regarding change would be important to consider. Why does the client (and therapist) resist changing even when there is a "good" relationship, theory, and technique? This and related questions are important to address regardless of one's therapeutic affiliations.
Identifying two shortcomings has more to do with my desire to hear what these authors think than with whether this book should be read by anyone helping people change. Therapists, counselors, and teachers would benefit by reading and discussing this book with others. If you read this book you will not find the zoo god here, but you will see glimpses of the wild god of change.
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Ryan Lamothe, M.D.
Associate Professor
University of Louisville School of Medicine


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Gravity is pulling us (and everything else!) toward the center of our earth. This month we'll explore the invisible force of gravity to see how it affects falling objects and balance. Then we'll build parachutes to slow the pull of gravity so our astronauts don't crash to the ground. Finally we'll experiment with different ways to launch an object and escape the pull of gravity... for a few seconds, at least.
Night Hikes
Tickets: $12 (does not include admission into the Center)
RSVP Recommended, space is limited!
Register online or call (510) 336-7373
Enjoy an easy 1-2 mile end-of-summer hike through the beautiful redwoods and watch the sun set over the bay! After the hike, stay and explore other amazing objects in the night sky through our telescopes (weather permitting) or tour the Telescope Makers Workshop. Hike will take place rain or shine.
Star Stories
Tickets: $14 (children 2 years & under free)
Does not include General Admission
Lay on the grass and look up at the stars! Bring your sleeping bags and blankets and listen to an expert stargazer explain the mythology behind the constellations, share stories of the night sky as seen throughout history, and identify planets and stars that help orient you to the night sky.
Space is limited. Call (510) 336-7373 today
to reserve your spot on the hill.
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All or portions of our Center are closed for a private event. Please check the link for specific information on closures. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Astronomy Day
Included with General Admission
It's a star! It's a satellite! It's a... well, what is it? Throughout history astronomers and scientists have made accidental discoveries of new stars, planets and more through trial and error. In celebration of National Astronomy Day on October 8, the East Bay Astronomical Society and other local astronomers will be present to share their research, teach the basics of operating a telescope and inspire the next generation of astronomers to make their own discoveries.
Public Mission
in the Challenger Learning Center®
Guests: $12 + General Admission
Members: $12
Ever wonder what it's like to be an astronaut on a space mission? How does it feel to be a Mission Specialist guiding flights around the Solar System? Find out in our Challenger Learning Center® as you experience the thrill and excitement of a NASA simulated space mission! Become an important member on a dynamic team accomplishing the goals of your mission. You are a vital member of the crew! This adventure is recommended for space travelers ages 10 years to adult (younger children may participate when teamed with an adult).
Science Revealed: ExploSCIve!
Workshop: $5 Adult | $3 Child | Children 2 & Under Free
(Recommended for audiences 8+, though all are welcome!)
Pop! Bang! Ping! Boom! Whoa! That's the sound of live science demos in our theater. Enjoy a 30-minute audience interactive show with aweing demonstrations that showcase the wonders of science. Visitors experience the lessons as we explore scientific theory. It's not magic, it's science... live!
Open Engineering Lab
Workshop: $5
Join us for an afternoon of building and testing in our Sunday Open Engineering Lab. Each week we'll be working on a variety of projects that can include building and testing LEGO® solar car models, wind turbine blade design, bridge and building strength, shake table testing, robotics exploration and programming, and more.
Member Movie Night
Sunday Oct 05 5:30pm
FREE Member Admission, RSVP Required!
Space is limited and by reservation only,
so call (510) 336-7392 for tickets today.
Join us for the spooky animated adventure, Paranorman. Join us in the MegaDome Theater for this free, members-only screening. Refreshments will be available by donation.
First Glance
Sunday Oct 05 7:00pm
FREE Member Admission, RSVP Required!
Space is limited and by reservation only,
so call (510) 336-7392 for tickets today.
Each Sunday preceding the 1st quarter moon, the Eastbay Astronomical Society invites you to a special private telescope viewing. Unlike our regular viewing on Friday and Saturday evenings, EAS personalizes the experience by taking viewing requests, live interaction, and hosting tours and it's exclusively for our members!
Tyke Explorers
Special Saturday Classes!
For Ages 3 - 5 years
September: What Comes Up...
...Must come down! Design your own parachutes to work against the power of gravity! Can you build a parachute that allows a space capsule to safely fall to the ground without crashing?
Partial Solar Eclipse
$10 + General Admission / $15 Viewing Only
A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth. Join us on our observation deck to watch as the moon 'occults' the sun! Our resident astronomy experts will be on hand to help you safely view the celestial phenomenon using special instruments and will help to answer your questions. Special eclipse viewing glasses available.
Halloween Party
Included with General Admission
Trick or treat at Chabot. Dress up as your favorite character and receive a treat! Drink some spooky punch and participate in hands-on sinister science activities. Enjoy guest appearances by special costumed friends. Bring your junior explorers to the Discovery Lab for spooky read-a-longs and scary science activities.
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The Home Galaxy
It's been called a river in the sky, a Tree of Life, a celestial spine, and even a spray of mother's milk, but since Galileo made the telescopic discovery that it is made of countless hosts of stars and mysterious, dark, brooding clouds, we have come to know the Milky Way as our galactic home among the cosmos. Take a road trip with us down Via Lactea, the Milky Way, from its sprawling spiral arms to the ultimate heart of darkness, the supermassive black hole that resides at its center.
Cosmos 360 Original Live Productions launch with new shows in our digital-dome every three months.
Back To The Moon For Good
To the Moon... with no return? This new planetarium show follows the excitement of the Google Lunar XPRIZE competition. The ultimate example of citizen science, the winning team will successfully land a robotic spacecraft on the Moon, have it travel 500 meters on the surface, and send back video imagery. Who will win the $30 million prize? After 40 years, the race is heating up once again, get in on the action!
Tales of the Maya Skies
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the "seventh wonder of the modern world," Mexico's Chichén Itz�. Hear the story of the ancient Maya civilization. Experience Tales of the Maya Skies, a new digital full-dome planetarium show produced by Chabot Space & Science Center. Narrated by Latin Grammy Award winner Lila Downs, Tales of the Maya Skies transports us to the jungles of Mexico, presenting the rich history and culture of the ancient Maya. Using the latest three dimensional laser scanning and advanced graphic techniques, Tales of the Maya Skies weaves together the richness of Maya culture, stories, science and contributions to our way of life.
A Chabot Space & Science Center production. Major funding provided by the National Science Foundation.
The exploration of space is the greatest endeavor that humankind has ever undertaken. What does it take to be part of this incredible journey? Experience a rocket launch from inside the body of an astronaut. Explore the amazing worlds of inner & outer space, from floating around the International Space Station to maneuvering through microscopic regions of the human body. Narrated by Ewan McGregor.
ASTRONAUT is produced by the National Space Centre.
Legends of the Night Sky: Orion
Legends of the Night Sky: Orion takes a lighthearted and imaginative look at the myths and stories associated with the constellation Orion, the great hunter of the winter sky. The show brings the mythological Orion to life in a fun-filled, animated adventure.
Accompanied by narrators Aesop the owl and Socrates the mouse, we follow Orion's adventures as he grows to manhood, battles mythical beasts, foils the plot of an evil king and wins the heart of Artemis, the beautiful moon-goddess. By the end of the story, we learn how the constellation Orion was placed in the sky, forever turning overhead throughout the seasons.
LaserMania Fright Light!
Playing in October only... catch it before it's ghost!
Looking for a unique way to send chills up your spine? Think you have the courage to sit through the most terrifying laser experience ever? Are you brave enough to witness vampires seducing their prey and demons haunting the unsuspecting? Perhaps you'll keep your eyes closed, only sneaking peeks at fun renditions of Purple People Eater and The Devil Went Down to Georgia. Laser Fright Light is a ghoulish way to celebrate the Halloween season... if you dare!
Secret of the Cardboard Rocket
Two young adventurers turn an old cardboard box into a rocket and with the help of a magical book and their vivid imaginations blast off on an awesome journey to the most amazing places in the Solar System. Gasp in amazement at the huge planet Jupiter, find out what Saturn's rings are made of and discover the secret of the cardboard rocket. The show has been upgraded for digital full-dome systems and provides an excellent introduction to the nine planets of our Solar System. Especially for ages 5 to 10.


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PISCATAWAY N.J. — (November 9, 2012) – The Rutgers women's cross country team earned 16th place in the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional meet on Friday, Nov. 9, held at Penn State University. The Scarlet Knights earned 460 points in the six-kilometer meet, finishing just behind Lehigh, which recorded 457 points. The meet was the final competition of the 2012 season for the Scarlet Knights.
"I thought the ladies performed well today. As a coaching staff, we've preached to them to continue to improve your times each opportunity that you get to compete," said head coach James Robinson. "All seven runners improved their time significantly from two months ago, when we competed on the same course. We will utilize the results and performances from this competition to propel us into next cross country season."
Host school Penn State won the meet with 61 points. Georgetown recorded 63 points to finish in second place, while Villanova earned third place with a 97-point score.
Sophomore Allison Payenski (Whitehouse Station N.J.) led RU with a 57th-place finish, completing the course in 22:10. Juniors Rashmi Singh (Flemington, N.J.) and Briana Demming (Webster, N.Y.) rounded out the top-three for the Scarlet Knights, finishing 89th and 97th, respectively. Singh ran a time of 22:49, while Deming clocked in at 22:55.
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Israel to ban 'nakba' from Israeli schoolbooks
Israel's Education Ministry said Wednesday they would remove the Arabic word "nakba," a term meaning "catastrophe" in reference to the 1948 creation of the Jewish state, from all school textbooks.
"In no country in the world does an educational curriculum refer to the creation of the country as a "catastrophe,"" Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar said.
Arab Israeli politician Ahmed Tibi (UAL) responded to the initiative saying, "There is a difference between referring to specific tragedies that take place in a war - either against the Jewish or Arab population - as catastrophes, and referring to the creation of the state as a catastrophe."
"There are some Arab Israelis who do not view the creation of the state of Israel as a catastrophe," Sa'ar added saying the majority of Arabs probably didn't think of Israel's creation in that way and only "fringe elements" supported using the term "nakba."
"I don't think we should support the fringe elements," he said. "That will harm our coexistence."
Last Sunday, the Ministerial Committee for Legislation voted in favor of a bill that would allow the Ministry of Finance to withhold public funds to organizations that commemorate the "nakba."
"There is no reason to present the creation of the Israeli state as a catastrophe in an official teaching program. The education system's objective is not to deny the legitimacy of our state, nor promote extremism among Arab Israelis."
Arab citizens constitute about a fifth of Israel's population of seven million.
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Because some people have awesome jobs, a group of researchers recently set out to study the beer goggle effect. What is it about that third or fourth shot that makes everyone around you all of a sudden more attractive?
It turns out it doesn't. It just makes you want to have sex more, which I guess lowers your standards. Dr. Amanda Ellison of Durham University in the U.K. says that, "We still see others basically as they are … there is no imagined physical transformation -- just more desire."
Ellison's new book, Getting Your Head Around the Brain, explains that the desire to mate never goes away, even at very high levels of intoxication. You know what does go away the more you drink? Inhibitions. Alcohol shuts down the portion of the brain that keeps us from acting on our impulses.
Essentially, when we're sober, our brains are smarter about the mating selection process, and we are more discerning of potential sexual partners. Ellison says we are "constantly weighing up questions of looks versus personality in our search for the right soul [mate]." When we drink, we're more interested in the sex than in finding a life partner.
Also when we drink, we're more likely to be more assertive with a come-hither attitude -- regardless of our levels of inebriation. A study published in the British Journal of Psychology last year showed that people were more confident in their abilities even if they only believed they were tipsy.
The researchers gave a group of people non-alcoholic beverages, but told half of them that they had the real thing. They then asked individuals to give a speech and rate themselves on it. The ones that were made to believe they were intoxicated gave themselves better scores than those that knew they were sober.
The researchers behind the study noted, "the mere belief that one has consumed alcohol increases self-perceived attractiveness."
So basically drinking doesn't give us beer goggles per se, but it does take away some discernment when it comes to picking sexual partners. Combine that with a confidence boost from an increase in self-perception, and you've got a recipe for hook-ups.
Have you ever felt the effect of beer goggles?
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Yes, it's part of a study examining the effects of alcohol on the brain. Science isn't a generic piss pot of money, get over it.
Not to mention that it's in the UK, it was funded and has literally no effect on you whatsoever, so i really don't understand your incredulity.
I love that it lowers inhibitions.... I probably never would have gone home with a great gy if I had been sober that night
Haha @vengeful to be perfectly honest, most great Irish relationships start in the pub!


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In addition to the existing charter school, Banta officials plan to begin setting up a science academy inside two existing classrooms this August, followed by the opening of a middle school in August 2015.
"This is a big benefit to the students of Banta at River Islands," Banta Superintendent Albert Garibaldi said. "What you're going to have is two outstanding programs for students to go to."
"We're trying to continue to support the charter," he said. "I think it's a very good program, and I think we're going to have a very good program. This campus was never designed to be one campus; it's two schools."
Garibaldi said five students are already enrolled in the Banta school at River Islands, but he said the number is not guaranteed, because families won't occupy the first homes under construction there until August.
He said the district would advertise the new Banta program with signs at River Islands to attract people visiting to look at builders' model houses as they open up.
The most recent opening was Saturday, by Van Daele Homes. It was preceded by the opening of DeNova Homes models on May 17. Brookfield Residential will open its models in mid-July.
"You go out there and now you're seeing houses going up, and pretty soon we're going to have a lot of children that we are responsible for to educate," said Frank Silva, president of the Banta school board.
"We said we're going to be out there with a program; it's nothing new," Silva said. "We don't want to displace the kids that are there now, even though they're not from our district — we agreed to have them there. That's why we're willing to work with the charter side by side and have two good programs out there."
According to the lease agreement passed unanimously by the Banta board June 19, the technology charter school will have the use of the majority of the campus in River Islands, while Banta will retain use of two science classrooms in Building G. The district also keeps the option to expand the campus by constructing permanent or temporary buildings, with an aim of using middle school facilities for its programs there beginning in the 2015-16 school year.
Garibaldi, who also serves on the River Islands Technology Academy board, said he wanted feedback from the Banta board about a possible multi-year lease requested by the charter board of trustees recently.
"In my opinion, change the lease, that's out," Silva said.
Banta trustees Joe Perry and Patricia Speer said they agreed that Banta should keep control of the site with annual renewals.
"We're about the children in our district," Perry said. "That's our job, so our focus should be to try and work together, but we're still a separation and ownership of the school is ours."
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This consumer site provides reviews and ratings, previews of next year's models, photos, articles, a discussion forum, and more on buying and selling a new or used car. Fill out a car quote form and a price quote will be sent by e-mail. The site is also available in Spanish.(LII)
Auto World
As the "leading automotive information guide to the Internet", AutoWorld.com provides "the most up-to-date and accurate vehicle information and pricing."
"One of the largest online automotive marketplaces, empowering consumers to make smart vehicle choices using objective automotive data and insightful interactive editorial content. "
Car & Driver
The online edition of the print magazine of same title contains reviews, articles, comparison information on new and used cars, a glossary, "Ten Best Cars," and more. (LII)
CARS: Vehicle and Equipment Information from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Information on automobile safety, testing results, regulations and standards, and research and development. Of particular interest are searchable databases on recalls, technical service bulletins, consumer complaints, and compliance investigations. From the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. (LII)
A resource for car research and pricing information on all makes and models.
Edmunds Automobile Buyer's Guide
Required reading for anyone in the market for a new or used (values back to 1990) car. Also provides results of road tests, car and truck reviews, information on rebates and incentives, and conferencing opportunities. You can query the Carfax database of over 850 million vehicle history records to see if there is a potential problem with a specific used vehicle. In addition, the submitted VIN will be completely decoded at no charge (LII)
Kelly Blue Book
Provides both new car and used car values (back twenty years). Includes new and used car reports, as well as a small directory of important sites, such as Buy a New Car online, dealers' sites, and a list of the automobile manufacturers' sites. Also includes motorcycles. Some material available in Spanish. (LII)
N.A.D.A. Guides
Online companion of print vehicle appraisal guides of same title. Provides price information for new and used cars, classic cars, motorcycles, boats, recreational vehicles, motor homes, trailers, and other motor vehicles. Browsable. Note: you may need to enter a ZIP code to access vehicle prices. (LII)


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Wholesale-trade productivity in 2004
October 05, 2005
Labor productivity—defined as output per hour—rose 7.8 percent between 2003 and 2004 in wholesale trade.
Output also increased by 7.8 percent, while hours remained steady.
From 1987 to 2004, labor productivity rose at an average annual rate of 3.9 percent per year in wholesale trade. Output increased 4.4 percent per year, on average, while hours grew 0.4 percent per year.
The wholesale trade sector includes establishments engaged in wholesaling merchandise, generally without transformation, and rendering services incidental to the sale of merchandise. Wholesalers sell merchandise to other businesses and normally operate from a warehouse or office.
This information is from the BLS Productivity and Costs Program. Data are subject to revision. Additional information is available from "Productivity and Costs by Industry: Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, and Food Services and Drinking Places, 2004" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 05-1820.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Wholesale-trade productivity in 2004 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2005/oct/wk1/art03.htm (visited September 23, 2014).
Spotlight on Statistics: Productivity
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Using stated preference and revealed preference modeling to evaluate prescribing decisions
AbstractThe use of stated preference analyses to evaluate choice of health care products has been growing in recent years. This paper shows how revealed preference data can be enriched with stated preference data and highlights the relative advantages of revealed and stated preference data. The techniques were applied to a study of determinants of physicians' prescriptions of alcoholism medications. Analyses were conducted on the relationship between physicians' perceptions of existing alcoholism medication attributes and their prescribing rates of those medications. Analyses were also conducted on physicians' decisions to prescribe hypothetical alcoholism medications with varying attributes such as efficacy, side effects, compliance, mode of action, and price. Finally, analyses were conducted on the combined stated and revealed preference data. Joint estimation suggests that parameters from the revealed and stated preference data are equal, up to scale. Joint analyses highlight how stated preference data can be used to estimate parameters for attributes that are not observed in the marketplace, that do not vary in the marketplace, or that are highly collinear with other attributes in actual markets. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Volume (Year): 13 (2004)
Issue (Month): 6 ()
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- Esther Bekker-Grob & John Rose & Michiel Bliemer, 2013. "A Closer Look at Decision and Analyst Error by Including Nonlinearities in Discrete Choice Models: Implications on Willingness-to-Pay Estimates Derived from Discrete Choice Data in Healthcare," PharmacoEconomics, Springer, Springer, vol. 31(12), pages 1169-1183, December.
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