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I have been a patient of Dr. Mandel's for 10 years. I actually lived in Henderson, NV but would travel to Los Angeles for my appointments. He was worth the travel as he is one of the most knowledgeable, kind, compassionate doctor I have ever had. He makes you feel as if you are his only patient even though there are others waiting. He is wonderful.
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Howard Mandel is the most wonderful doctor I've ever had. He patiently answers any question, genuinely cares and is an excellent practitioner. He got me through a difficult pregnancy and delivered my perfect baby. I love him!
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Dr. Mandel delivered both of my children and he saved my life when my pregnancies were difficult. He stayed with me in the hospital for hours and he was just AMAZING... there is no other Dr. like him.
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I have been a patient of Dr. Mandel for over 7 years. He is the BEST! He spends quality time with his patients. He will answer any question (no matter how silly you think it is) and he returns calls personally. They don't make doctors like him anymore. He genuinely cares about his patients and is extremely professional with a great sense of humor. I brought my 16-year old niece to him for her first OB/GYN visit and he spent over an hour with us in a comprehensive consultation and he made her feel comfortable and helped ease her fear about this first visit. His staff treated her with the utmost respect and kindness too. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Mandel and his staff. They are fantastic.
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I have been going to Dr. Mandel for years. He delivered both my children. He is so kind and knowledgable and is always willing to listen. So many of my friends also go to him. We all love him.
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I have been going to Dr. Howie for 18 years, he is one of the most amazing men I have ever met. His advice and knowledge is one of a kind as is his character and bedside manner! He is my only doctor!
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Dr. Mandel and his staff are fantastic! You NEVER wait when you are there for an appointment. When delivering my first child, he hung out in my hospital room with my husband and I for almost 8 hours! This is unheard of for an ob/gyn. He is warm and caring and is always there when you need him.
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Wanted to comment about the burning. When I took my 6th baby to the pedi at 3wks for reflux her throat, mouth, nasal passages, and upper lip (she refluxed out her mouth and nose) were all sore and inflamed from the reflux...I can only imagine what her esophagus must have looked like! The pedi said the meds would keep her from further damage but the tissue that is inflammed/burned would take time to heal. I noticed a difference in the crying/arching after 3days on prevacid and by 3wks she seemed like a new baby...happy as ever (I had eliminated dairy/soy too so I'm assuming that helped with the degree of reflux too).
My pedi said the same thing about the paci. I had never done a paci for any of my babies until the last 3 because of reflux. It has helped and although I'm not fond of using them (lol, it's a love/hate thing ) it's worth it.
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Boeing announced that following the approval of a contract extension offer by the International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers District 751, "the 777X and its composite wing will be built in the Puget Sound area by Boeing employees represented by the IAM."
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Nice, will be days till this is jailbroken.
I am a legit user, but I can't live with out my mods. xD
Lame..omg Apple. When are you going to give the people something they want or need?
when available can someone please share a custom firmware for a 2G iphone....thanks in advance
Apple always like to play games with their Customer and so do with Dev Team. Long live dev team.
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Awesome!!!! cant wait to update it
what a goog morning!!! this early morning i get up, grab my iphone, and see what happens -> 2.2 is out
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help! i upgraded and now i lost all my jailbreak apps! what can i do??? i tried to downgrade and won't work!!
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Not worth updating for me right now. Nothing of interest. Especially since my phone has been running solid for a couple months now. Havent had to do a restore in quite awhile.
dont update if u want to unlock it??? what if i want to jailbreak it. to me those are different. im sticking with att
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The key word here is ought. This natural law has been brilliantly discussed by C.S. Lewis in the book, "Mere Christianity." Lewis goes on to argue that the source of this natural law is God. Now in the case of the Newtown tragedy, the question is, what ought we do?
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The generation warOctober 13,2012So it was Honeymooners versus Family Ties, Ed Norton versus Alex Keating. What we saw Thursday night in the vice-presidential debate wasnt only an argument about policy, it was a look at two different eras in American family life.
Biden of course could stand on Neptune and distract attention away from the sun. He entered the Senate in 1973, back when the old Democratic giants from the New Deal era still roamed the earth. Every sentimental tone of voice, every ebullient and condescending grin brought you back to the old kitchen tables in working class Catholic neighborhoods of places like Scranton, Chicago, San Francisco, Providence and Philadelphia.
That was a time, much more so than now, when there were still regional manners, regional accents and greater distance from the homogenizing influence of mass culture. That was a culture in which emotion was put out there on displayscreaming matches between family members who could erupt in chest poking fury one second and then loyalty until death affection the next.
Biden gave America the full opera Thursday night, and I suspect there will be as many reactions as there are partisan flavors. Democrats will obviously be cheered by his aggressive, impassioned and offensive performance.
It will be the crowning irony of the No Drama Obama campaign that it took a man who exudes more drama than a decade of Latin American soap operas to get Democrats out of their funk.
Biden clearly ended the psychic slide. He took it to Ryan on the inexplicability of the Republican tax plan. He had his best moments on those subjects Ryan is strongest, like budgets.
At the same time, my in box was filled with a certain number of people who would be happy if they could spend the next few weeks punching Biden in the face, and not just Republicans. What do independents want most? They want people who will practice a more respectful brand of politics, who will behave the way most Americans try to behave in their dealings respectfully, maybe pausing to listen for a second. To them will seem like an off-putting caricature of the worst of old-style politics.
This is not just an issue of manners. Its: How are we going to practice the kind of politics that will help us avert the fiscal cliff? How are we going to balance the cross-cutting challenges, like increasing growth while reducing long term debt?
A lot of people will look at Bidens performance and see a style of politics that makes complex tradeoffs impossible. The people who think this way swing general elections.
Ryan hails from a different era, not the era of the 1950s era diner but the era of the workout gym. By Ryans time, the national media culture was pervasive. The tone was cool, not hot. The meritocracy had kicked in and ambitious young people had learned to adopt a low-friction manner. Ryan emerges from this culture in the same way Barack Obama does.
This is a generation armed with self-awareness. In this generation you roll your eyes at anyone who is quite so flamboyantly demonstrative as the VP.
In addition, Ryan was nurtured by the conservative policy apparatus and had a tendency Thursday night to talk about policy even when he was asked about character. I would not say he defined a personality as firmly as he might have, but he did an excellent job of demonstrating policy professionalism. This debate was excessive in its attention to foreign policy an arena that is a voting issue for very few. Ryan demonstrated amazing fluency, given how little time he has spent working in these areas.
He was strong on Obamas economic failures, strong on the Libya debacle (though why do candidates always cram too many topics into their answers early in any debate), and he did have a few chances to highlight the Obama campaigns, crucial weaknessthe relative absence of any positive agenda, the relative absence of any large plans for the next four years.
By the end, voters will have noticed one large irony. Emotionally, Biden dominated the night. Democrats were wondering if the Obama administration was a spent force, too exhausted to carry on. They dont have to wonder about that any more. But substantively, it is the Romney-Ryan proposals that were the center of attention. Some of those proposals are unpopular (Medicare, which was woefully under-covered). Some are popular (taxes). But most of the discussion was on Romney plans because the other side just doesnt have many.
This was a battle of generations. The age difference was the undercurrent of every exchange. The older man had the virility, but in a way that will seem antique to many.
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It's the beginning of July and you know what that means… it's summer music festival season!
Photos are pouring in from big shows happening around the world this week, including Rock al Parque (Bogota, Colombia), Summerfest (Milwaukee, Wisconsin), T in the Park (Balado, Scotland) and Roskilde (Denmark).
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From what I thought was going to be a pretty boring day news wise it turns out that both Paul and I had a chance to relieve a little bit of pent up frustration. So instead of dull it turns out we had a nice lively show for you today.
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SHEBOYGAN, WI (WTAQ) - Bonds of $1 million each were set today for a pair of 13-year-old boys charged as adults with a prosecutor called the "callous" murder of a 78-year-old Sheboygan Falls woman.
Antonio Barbeau and Nathan Paape are charged with party to first-degree intentional homicide. Police said Barbeau's great-grandmother, Barbara Olson, was killed with a hatchet and a hammer on Monday.
District Attorney Joe DeCecco said Paape's mother dropped off the boys at Olson's house – and they were ransacking it when Olson came home and caught them. The DA said the two boys then attacked her, and tried but failed to drag her bloodied body to her car.
DeCecco said the boys then put jewelry and other items in her vehicle and drove it to Sheboygan bowling center – and they left the keys in it, hoping that someone would steal it and then become implicated in Olson's murder.
The prosecutor then said the boys went to eat pizza – and then bought cleaning wipes to get their fingerprints off the victim's car.
DeCecco said the boys admitted going to the house with the intent to rob and kill Olson. He said he did not know why they wanted to kill Olson, and would not say why they planned to rob her.
He said the "callousness" of the crime would, "shock and disturb the community."
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Going For Gold (aka Bert and Dickie) airs tonight at 8pm on BBC America and at 8:30 on BBC One in the UK.
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Inspired by the London Olympics, the drama is an inspiring story of how two young British men, Bert Bushnell (Matt Smith) and Dickie Burnell (Sam Hoare, Jane Eyre), thrown together just weeks before the final of the 1948 London Olympics, rose above distinctions of birth and class to defy the odds and become gold medalists.
Don't miss the U.S. premiere of GOING FOR GOLD: THE '48 GAMES, starring Matt Smith, *** Wednesday July 25 at 8pm ET *** presented by Dramaville, the home of groundbreaking British drama. Immediately followed by the U.S. Premiere of the Third and Final Absolutely Fabulous 20th Anniversary Special, only on BBC America.
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MONDAY, Sept. 27 (HealthDay News) -- Black patients are less
likely than whites to receive the type of end-of-life care they
request, even though both groups have similar rates of end-of-life
discussions with their doctors, says U.S. researchers.
"These findings raise the concern that black patients receive inferior end-of-life care, a possibility underscored by disparities between black patients and white patients in certain objective care measures, such as pain management," wrote Dr. Jennifer W. Mack, of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, and colleagues.
They studied 332 white and black adult patients with terminal
cancer and found that black patients and white patients had similar
rates of end-of-life talks with doctors, but that black patients
were less likely to be aware that their cancer was terminal.
"Despite similar rates of end-of-life discussions, white patients were more likely than black patients to prefer symptom-directed care over life-prolonging end-of-life care and to have DNR (do not resuscitate) order in place. White patients were also less likely to receive life-prolonging care in their last week of life," the researchers reported.
They also found that "although end-of-life discussions and
communication goals assist white patients in receiving less
burdensome life-prolonging care at the end of life, black patients
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For example, black patients with DNR orders are just as likely
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undefined advantages when it comes to receiving end-of-life care
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Growing Up Internet: The Case of Chris Poole
Chris Poole (aka moot) is many things. He is the founder of the notorious 4chan (2003—), the bulletin board that gave rise to some of the most memorable memes of past decade, and Canv.as (2010—), a website that encourages sharing and remixing media. His most recent project, DrawQuest, is an iPad app that prompts users with a new drawing challenge every day. Its latest version was launched in the iTunes store last week.
Poole embodies and understands the internet and online community in the way only a millennial who had a computer in his bedroom with no parental supervision can. He started 4chan when he was 15, and for the community that emerged around it, he belongs in the pantheon of internet gods. Their adoration went so far that in 2009, 4chan users flooded the Time 100 poll to award Poole as The World's Most Influential Person. They describe him in the satirical Internet culture wiki Encyclopedia Dramatica as "supreme overlord of the Internet." He still devotes a considerable amount of time and money to 4chan, despite the fact that he can expect nothing in return. But although he stays involved in the community he created as an adolescent, Poole has grown up. Now, he's an entrepreneur attempting to solve the puzzle of how to cultivate and – hopefully – monetize a creative online community.
I met with Poole for bubble tea in the East Village on a hot Tuesday afternoon. After showing me the new updates in the latest version of DrawQuest, we talked about his views on art, online communities, and growing up internet.
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Texas State Senator Wendy Davis's shoes during her 13-hour filibuster on June 25, 2013.
Jennifer Steinkamp, from the seires Sexist Slides (1989). Slideshow projected on a street in Hollywood at EZTV.
Molly Soda, Inbox Full (2012). Ten-hour reading of questions sent to the artist from her Tumblr askbox.
We See In Every Direction Official Surf Party Video
For those of you who were unable to join us for the We See In Every Direction Official Surf Party last week, here is a video from the artist, Jonas Lund, that captures some of the highlights of what happens when dozens of people try to share a single browser window. Cursors circulate like flies, the URL window becomes a turf war and a good time is had by all.
Even if the official event is over, the party doesn't have to stop—you can still collaboratively surf the Web with strangers by installing We See, available on The Download. If you're hungry to learn more about the event you can also check out some tweets with the hashtag #WeSee or peep the Facebook event page where some discussion took place.
The Download: Jonas Lund
This month The Download features We See In Every Direction (2013) a Web browser for collaborative, synchronized surfing by Swedish artist Jonas Lund. Browsing the Internet is typically an intimate and personal experience for just one person, but in We See, users traverse online information streams in a collective surfing environment. Users can type, click and change URLs in real time together; they can jockey for control of the browser--akin to fighting for the TV remote--or choose to sit back and let their friends take care of the surfing. Like many of Lund's previous online works, the piece opens up the walled-off spaces of the Internet for shared use.
The Download is Rhizome's ongoing digital art exhibition and collecting program that features new works by great artists for free download.
Surf Report: Sext Me So I Know It's Real Edition
TIME Magazine, May 20, 2013.
TIME Magazine, January 1, 2007.
Jon Rafman, New Age Demanded Microfiche Archive, 2013. Microfiche machine and custom microfiche. 51.5 x 33 x 48.4 cm. Via Future Gallery.
Sim Chang, from the series Flawless Love. (H/T to jemchan).
Amy Snodgrass, via Internet Poetry.
Steph Davidson, Illustration for Businessweek article on Bitcoin, 28 March 2013.
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TASML|Carroll Fletcher Chinese Artist Residence @ Eyebeam
United States of America
With the generous support of Carroll / Fletcher Gallery, a London based contemporary art gallery, TASML is pleased to announce its new artist residence award: TASML | Carroll Fletcher Chinese Artist Residence Award. The award will provide emerging Chinese media artists with an unique opportunity to engage with cutting edge research and production at the intersection of art, science and technology in some of the most innovative media art and design laboratories around the world. From March 2013 until February 2015, two artists will be selected annually through an international open-call for proposal submissions.
In collaboration with Eyebeam the award allows one selected artist to work from 4 – 6 weeks with one of the most innovative art and technology centers operating today: Eyebeam. The awardee will receive a stipend to cover production, travel, accommodation and living expenses in New York.
Applications must be submitted in Chinese and English, and the applicant must have sufficient knowledge of English language for communication
We are asking what are the ground-breaking works that will positively change cultural relationships to new creative technologies? What does technology even mean in 2013 and how can it be creatively used and misused in a way that pushes boundaries and explodes notions of what is possible? If you are actively solving questions like these and could use TASML and Eyebeam's help in realizing your work, let us know by applying online now!
This residency in collaboration with and hosted at Eyebeam is looking to support atypical new work that is deeply examining and critically challenging culture's relationship to technology and will consider all proposals that are prepared to positively shift the dialogue. TASML will grant a minimum of $4,000 to each selected residency project but will consider requests for additional project-based funding up to an additional $2,000 maximum. The resident artist will be determined by the quality of applications.
Selection Criteria
Applications are selected based on:
· Quality of concept
· Quality of past work
· Innovative nature of the project
Send application (CV, project proposal) to email@example.com before September 15, 2013
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12/09/2014 - 28/09/2014
Sound of Music
With its unforgettable score THE SOUND OF MUSIC touches the hearts of all ages and brims over with some of the most memorable songs ever performed on the musical stage including My Favourite Things, Do-Re-Mi, Climb Ev'ry Mountain, The Lonely Goatherd, Sixteen Going on Seventeen, and of course the glorious title song The Sound of Music. It's the perfect family treat!
Make Rydges Wellington your hotel of choice for your weekend at the theatre! Great twin room and family suites available. View rooms here.
17/09/2014 - 08/02/2015
Tyrannosaurs – Meet the Family
Te Papa's exhibition Tyrannosaurs - Meet the Family explores how these terrifying dinosaurs became the world's top predators with their massive skulls, powerful jaws, and bone-crunching teeth.
The most famous member of the family was the mighty T.rex, but did you know that tyrannosaurs came in all shapes and sizes? They included Guanlong, the 'crown dragon', and Dilong, the tiny 'emperor dragon' with a skeleton just 1 metre long.
Tyrannosaurs - Meet the Family is an interactive exhibition featuring augmented reality, multimedia experiences, and hands-on fun to delight visitors of all ages. Be prepared for lots of surprises and goose-bump moments.
You might even find yourself looking over your shoulder in terror!
Rydges Wellington is located just a short walk from Te Papa Museum - only a 15 minute stroll along the Wellington waterfront. Take a look at our Twin Rooms or Suites to accommodate the whole family. View rooms.
20/09/2014 - 28/09/2014
Wellington Spring Festival
The festival features guided walks, workshops, entertainment and exclusive tours of other attractions in the area.
Festival highlights include the Otari-Wilton's Bush Open Day, Tulip Sunday and Kid's Day Out.
View the full festival programme for further details.
Otari-Wilton's Bush Open Day & Plant Sale
Get a head start on Spring Festival at Otari's open day. All guided walks are free and start at the Information Centre. There will be stalls and food available, and displays from community groups.
Where: Otari-Wilton's Bush, 160 Wilton Road
When: 9am–3pm, Sat 20 Sep
Tulip Sunday
Celebrate spring and Dutch culture. See thousands of tulips – and other spring flowers – and enjoy family entertainment. There will be flowers and delicious food for sale.
Where: Main Garden and Soundshell
When: 11am–3pm, Sun 21 Sep
Kid's Day Out
Make a garden for dinosaurs, imagine what could be in the new Children's Garden, check out some local little critters, meet the String Beans puppets, get your face painted, do some flax weaving, find out how to take great photos and meet Zappo the magician.
Where: Soundshell (Treehouse if wet), Cable Car and Cable Car Museum
When: 10.50am-2pm, Sat 27 Sep
Stay with Rydges Wellington during this Spring Festival. Located close to the Wellington cable car, access to the botanic gardens is both convenient and entertainment in itself. View our rooms and suites here.
25/09/2014 - 12/11/2014
World of Wearable Art Awards Show 2014
This year, be a part of the thrill and magic that is WOW®. Dame Suzie Moncrieff's beautiful imagination is at work for the 2014 WOW® Awards Show season.
The World of WearableArt™ (WOW®) mission is to take art off the wall and out of static display and to adorn the body in wildly wonderful ways.
Welcome to New Zealand's largest arts event, the WOW® Awards Show, a theatrical two-hour show held annually in Wellington, New Zealand to an audience of nearly 50,000 per season.
First shown in 1987, World of WearableArt began as a promotion for a rural art gallery in Nelson. Nelson sculptor Dame Suzie Moncrieff had the vision to take art off the wall and exhibit on the human form.
Rydges Wellington is located only a 5 minute walk from the TSB Bank arena. We are the perfect choice if you are lookling for accommodation!
26/09/2014 - 28/09/2014
Home & Garden Show
Save with massive show-only specials, go in the draw to win a fabulous show prize, listen to free daily seminars, preview the hottest trends and innovations, gather expert advice, source accessories for a new look - or simply turn up and be prepared to be inspired.
Xanthe White as daily celebrity guest speaker.
We do our utmost to nurture your home or garden project through all its stages, from concept to reality – and it's all under the one roof.
Rydges Wellington is located only five minutes walk from Westpac Stadium. If you're thinking of visiting the expo, take a look at our rooms and suites here.
07/10/2014 - 07/10/2014
The Irish Rovers: Farewell to Rovin' Tour
Due to YouTube, their Drunken Sailor song reached a new young audience, with over 10,000,000 hits.
In 2012, Rovers songwriter/producer George Millar responded by heading back to the studio and recording a new CD full of songs of the sea, including a tribute to The Titanic for its 100th anniversary. The release made headlines in both America and Ireland, and was the soundtrack for a Canadian documentary about the Harland and Wolff shipyards of Belfast where the mighty ship was built.
Over these 50 years, The Irish Rovers have become cherished music icons, touched three generations of music lovers, and now receiving some of the best concert reviews of their career.
If you've been waiting to see this iconic band, wait no longer as this is the last time The Irish Rovers will tour New Zealand. "This makes it fifty years of the long tours", says Rovers founder George Millar, "after this we'll still be recording, performing at special events and the tours will be short and sweet. I think it's wiser to leave those big tours to the younger bands."
Rydges Wellington has a range of great rooms and suites perfect for you and your party. View our rooms and suites here.
11/10/2014 - 11/10/2014
ITM Cup: Wellington Lions v North Harbour
Ricoh Wellington Lions welcome North Harbour for week 9 of the 2014 ITM Cup competition.
Rydges Wellington is located just a very short walk from Westpac stadium. This makes us the perfect hotel to stay with if you're planning on travelling for this match. View our rooms and suites here.
Diwali Festival of Lights
To celebrate Diwali, families light small oil lamps (diyas) around the home and set off fireworks. Now you too can enjoy a taste of authentic Indian culture at Wellington's 13th Diwali Festival of Lights.
Bring along the whole family to sample the colours, sounds, tastes and spicy aromas of India.
Highlights of the festival include delicious food stalls, traditional and contemporary dance and music, and beautiful displays.
The Diwali Festival is organised by Wellington City Council in partnership with Asia New Zealand Foundation.
Rydges Wellingotn is located right near the action of the Diwali Festival - just a 5 minute walk to the TSB Bank Arena. We also have the best view in town of the fireworks at the end of the night! View our rooms and suites here.
30/10/2014 - 08/11/2014
RNZB: The Vodafone Season of A Christmas Carol
The 2014 Royal New zealand Ballet season is rounded out with The Vodafone Season of A Christmas Carol, a dazzling retelling of Dickens' classic Yuletide tale, perfect for family celebrations and festive treats.
As the prefered hotel by the cast and crew of this fabulous show, make Rydges Wellington your home away from home too. Loacted just a short taxi ride from the St James Theatre, we are the ideal hotel choice. View our rooms and suites here.
In what will be Lorde's first ever New Zealand headline tour, Lorde will floor audiences by transporting her full international show to our four major cities. This is her largest stage production to date that flaunts cutting edge lighting and technology, and boosts her show to a visual and sonically theatrical experience.
Lorde has turned heads and defied preconceptions all whilst making a permanent impression across the globe. Her first release The Love Club EP became a viral phenomenon internationally, a nine week residency at the #1 spot in the American Billboard charts with Royals and multi-platinum sales in a multitude of territories.
Her debut album Pure Heroine added further substance to Lorde's extraordinary story. Scaling the US Top 10 and once again amassing platinum sales all over, Lorde stunned the world with an appearance at the 2013 Grammy awards where she picked up Best Song Of The Year and Best Pop Solo Performance.
Rydges Wellington is located just a short walk (5 minutes) from TSB Bank Arena, making us the ideal hotel to stay with, if you're planning on coming to see this Kiwi sensation live on stage. Take a look at our range of rooms and suites here.
The Topp Twins in The Grand Ole Topp'ry
The Grand Ole Topp'ry, a new show paying homage to country music greats, and celebrating original Kiwi country music & comedy.
Well-loved New Zealand entertainers Lynda and Jools Topp are back on the road in October 2014 with a new show paying homage to country music greats, and celebrating original Kiwi country music.
Reminiscent of Nashville's Grand Ole Opry, the Topps' hilarious characters, the Ginghams, will host the show just as the Minnie Pearls did back in Nashville in the 1930s. Audiences can expect the best in country music from rockabilly to bluegrass, comedy and gospel, and even a visitation by Country Music Hall of Famers channeled in by the Topp Twins' characters.
The Grand Ole Topp'ry will feature the Topp Twins with award-winning country artist Tami Neilson, alongside other special guests including the all-girl Johnny Cash band, The Johnnys.
Stay with us at Rydges Wellington if you're planning on going along to this no-doubt hilarious show. Take a look at our rooms and suites here.
Toast Martinborough
Toast Martinborough is New Zealand's premier wine, food and music festival. Set in 9 of New Zealand's award-winning boutique vineyards – accessible both on foot and in free shuttle buses that travel the route – this superb combination of style, sophistication and fun is a 'must do' event for lovers of fine wine, gourmet cuisine and the best in musical performance.
Be part of something sensational this Sunday, 16 November.
Toast Martinborough is a truly unique hospitality opportunity. Treat your top clients, staff or guests to a day of fantastic food, award-winning wines, and some of New Zealand's best live entertainment, in the boutique wine village of Martinborough.
Tickets to Toast Martinborough sell out quickly every year. This exclusive priority release provides you with access to the most eagerly anticipated wine and food event in the country before public sales commence on Wednesday 1st October 2014.
Rydges Wellington provides ideal accommodation for Toast Martinborough. A coach service can bring you to and from the city and festival*. See our range of rooms and suites here.


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UNESCO Bangkok is contributing to the safeguarding of endangered traditional children's games in targeted Asian-Pacific countries through a project funded by the Republic of Korea Funds-in-Trust through the support of the City of Gangneung. Children's games from 14 different ethnic groups in four different countries in Southeast Asia will be researched and documented.
Local research teams are working in Phnom Penh, Cambodia; Luang Prabang, Lao PDR; Penang, Malaysia; Bangkok and northern Thailand. This video of selected children's games in Cambodia was produced by Ophidian Films
on this subject: UNESCO Bangkok - Culture section
Place/country: Cambodia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Thailand,
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Author/director: David A. Feingold,
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That moment when you hear a name & momentarily freeze in Awe to Admire the name before you get all warm & fuzzy or shout in enthusiasm about how much it appeals to you.. You know those names, express them !
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Matilda Sailor or Faye Matilda | Sylvie Winifred or Simon Atlas | Atlas Dov or Alice Violetta | Lucien Wilde or Lucinda Jane | Jane Lucinda or Jack Mariner | Marlowe Charles or Roscoe Thomas | Charles ' Charlie' Wallace or Marigold 'Maggie' Wynn | Eloise Lily or Elliot Darwin | Iris Cordelia or Thea Marina | Jasper Augustus or Juniper 'June' Lovelace | Julian Felix or Judah 'Jude' Reeve
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My name is Erin. I am 22 years old and I have loved baby names since I was 10.
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Twenty-Dollar, Twenty-Minute Meals by Caroline Wright
New Cookbook
Do you ever wish that you could have a little genie on your shoulder who would just tell you what to make for dinner? Me, too. I think this book Twenty-Dollar, Twenty-Minute Meals is that genie. It's a straight-shooting cookbook full of the kinds of quick, no-fuss recipes that we crave on any given weeknight.
Quick Facts
• Who wrote it: Caroline Wright
• Who published it: Workman
• Number of recipes: Over 90
• Recipes for right now: Grilled Summer Squash and Halloumi Salad, Spicy Soba and Spinach with Shrimp, Red Lentil Soup with Brown Spiced Butter, Grilled Vegetable Sandwiches with Fresh Aioli, Spaghetti with Ramps and Bread Crumbs, Tomatillos Huevos Rancheros, Roasted Sausage Meatballs with Fennel and Tomatoes
• Other highlights: This is one of those smart cookbooks that will sneak its way into your regular rotation. The recipes are fresh and inventive, but also feel immediately doable without extra runs to the grocery store or unfamiliar techniques. You can flip to any page and be cooking in minutes.
I really like how these recipes are written the way we cook. Instead of an ingredient list with various prepping instructions followed by the recipe itself, this book nixes the ingredient list and integrates everything right into the recipe. Highlights over the ingredients help us with scanning and making shopping lists.
My one wish is that there was some indication of price-per-recipe with each dish. I know this is difficult given the differing price for groceries across the country and people's various shopping habits, but even knowing which recipes are cheaper and which are more splurgy would be helpful when planning meals and budgeting.
This quibble aside, I give this book a big thumbs up. These recipes will be a boon for planning weekly menus that keep us engaged and happy in the kitchen.
• Who would enjoy this book? Cooks needing inspiration for quick and easy weeknight dinners, budget-minded cooks, new cooks looking for simple recipes
Find the book at your local library, independent bookstore, or Amazon: Twenty-Dollar, Twenty-Minute Meals by Caroline Wright
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'...wish is that there was some indication of price-per-recipe with each dish'
You've already written one big problem with this; halibut in California is $30+/lb and $14.59/lb last week in NJ
As an experienced cook, one should have a basic idea of discerning expensive ingredients and sorting those from cheaper ones. USDA Choice rib-eye beef is several times more expensive than rib-eye pork, but comparing the cost red lentil soup and summer squash with Halloumi salad might prove more difficult and the, so celebrated, ramps are unavailable to the vast majority of shoppers
Costs are also very transient and often become meaningless in a short period of time. As example, 5 yeas ago Alaska King Crab was selling for $9.99/lb and for over a year, in the same supermarket, it has been selling for $24.99/lb
Publishing cost comparisons in a book like this would probably be a waste of paper
Is it $20 PER meal? That seems pricey for homemade unless it's going to feed EIGHT! I'll pass on this book.
This looks beautiful and I love the 20 minute idea, but WOWSERS, does $20 seem spendy to me for an everyday dinner.
I'm not a super couponer or frugality maven, but I can make great dinners with fresh ingredients for about half that.
Does the book cost $20 or is that price per meal? I agree with the reader that the meal had better serve 8 ... or be a fancy schmancy holiday meal.
Ditto! My wife and I rarely pay more than $1.99 per pound of the most expensive item in our meals (usually the meat) and since there's two of us we usually succeed unless we opt to get a nice steak (on sale, of course.) Even then recently we bought some rib-eye steaks on sale for $4.99 lb. The steaks were 1lb on average pre-cooking. We can split one and pair it with a salad and a potato for well less than $8. We still feel like we've splurged when we do that but I guess perspective is everything. If you're both working and both pulling in six figure incomes $20 might not seem so bad but if I'm going to pay $20 for a meal, someone had better be cooking and serving it to me.
According to the Amazon description, $20 refers to the cost of a meal for four, which would average to $5 per person. It's more than I would generally spend on ingredients for an average meal, but it's less ridiculous (as a selling point) than $20 per person.
There is no need to guess, debate or research the $20 number in the title. If you read the picture of the cover above, it is stated clearly, "per 4 people" at the bottom
Geez, that seems really pricey. So the author thinks a family of four should be spending $140/week ($560/month) on home-cooked dinners alone? Hardly a budget-friendly book.
Geez, that seems really pricey. So the author thinks a family of four should be spending $140/week ($560/month) on home-cooked dinners alone? Hardly a budget-friendly book.
$20 a meal would put my house at a $100/week (for a house of two). Surely, there is a cheaper way. That would almost double my current grocery budget.
Obviously I'm failing at life, I regularly spend $20 or more on dinner...
WHAT?! $20 in groceries could feed me for a week! I think his cookbook is made for a very specific audience... and it ain't me, or anyone I hang out with to be honest.
Picking up $20 in groceries for one meal is a no brainer for me - that is about average. I live in NYC though. When I first moved here people would ask me about the price of a gallon of milk and be shocked at cost (which I had to look up on Fresh Direct, since I cannot remember the last time I bought a gallon of anything. Far too heavy to carry home from the store!).


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Ralliers are calling for wages of $15 per hour -- more than double the current federal minimum wage.
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The Murfreesboro Police Department is standing by its officers, saying they followed policy and procedure when making the arrest.
The police department released a statement, saying, in part: "After reviewing the video and statements from officers involved, department officials believe the level of force applied was reasonable and appropriate."
As of Thursday evening, the seven-year Smyrna firefighter is still on active status at work.
"We're in the process of gathering the facts, and we will get all of them and then we will discuss them with the town manager, and a decision will be made there," said Smyrna Fire Chief Bill Culbertson.
Mosley is scheduled to return to work at Station 6 on Friday following his normal two days off.
Mosley is charged with public intoxication, indecent exposure, and resisting arrest.
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