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Service was moving
I attended the service at Prince of Peace by the Father John Washington Post 1944 Catholic War Veterans of the United States. It was tribute honoring active military on Jan. 26. It was an unbelievable experience. I think there were more than 170 names read of people on active duty. There was a wonderful statement by the commander Gene Swarbrick and the Rev. Chris Hoffman, a retired Air Force colonial who is pastor of Our Lady of Hope. A special credence should be given to the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ROTC and color guard programs. I was surprised to learn Florida was the No. 3 state in the United States in fatalities with 190 people. Also, I would like to thank the Council of Catholic Women for their hospitality.
Thanks for cleaning up
There are so many people who throw trash in other people's yards. Recently, I saw a young man stopping to pick up trash from different yards. May the Lord bless him.
Sidewalk needs care
The sidewalk on Neptune Drive in Ormond Beach, north to Ormond-by-the-Sea needs work. There are different types of bushes that are growing over the sidewalks.
The county or the homeowners, whoever is responsible, needs to be taking care of it. Some of one side has been cleaned up, but they never came back to do the other.
We love the Hometown News
We love your paper and all the local news especially with the children. Putting names with the photos makes it very special too and exciting for the kids to see their names.
In response to: 'Clean up Port Orange'
We agree with this week's letter writer about Code Enforcement in Port Orange. We went to the office a few years ago with complaints about junky yards in Brandy Hills and were told that certain areas were checked. We don't see any improvement, as there are still RVs, boats, covered cars, etc.
We realize many are rental homes with absent owners, but the majority of us keep our areas neat. We did see a code enforcement truck go by Monday, but it was dark so how could they see anything? Also there are people who use canes and guide dogs who have to go out in the street to get by blocked driveways. A few mobile homes on Herbert Street by Silver Sands have been falling apart since 1985 and nothing is done about them. Let's all work together to keep our area picked up and be proud of it. It's an older area, but very convenient to city offices and schools. So, look around your yard and see how it can be cleaned up.
Texting plus cars equal death
By today's laws, drinking and driving is illegal. Even having an open bottle of booze in your car can earn you a fine or a hearing. Texting while driving is actually more dangerous. Why? While texting and driving, your eyes are off the road and your hands are off the wheel. If an opened bottle is not allowed in the car, then I think each texting apparatus should not be allowed in the car. Texting should be removed from all cars. Lawmakers should open their eyes.
Where does Dan go to the beach?
After reading Dan Smith's criticism of the beach patrol, I couldn't help but wonder what beach he was going to? Where I go in Ormond Beach, the beach patrol does a great job of making the beach a safe and enjoyable place. They are courteous, friendly and helpful. Many times I have seen them aid motorists stuck in the sand and help wildlife in distress. When I have reported a crime, they respond promptly and professionally. I was born here and have gone to the beach almost every day. I am proud of the job the beach patrol does.
In response to: 'Holly Hill commission sticks by YMCA'
The Y could do more for the community and make itself profitable by doing the things that make other YMCA's successful. I go to the Y in Ormond Beach and it is a much busier place. When it's crowded I go over to Holly Hill. It's minutes from Ormond. It's nice to have TV when you work out on the treadmill, elliptical and bicycle machines. They don't. Some times Holly Hill doesn't even have a radio playing. The pool shuts down in the winter months because its not heated.
At Ormond, the pool is very popular year-round. When the pool is closed for repairs, the place seems empty. The sauna is also popular. Why can't Holly Hill Y fix these problems? I asked at the desk why this Y is so different and I'm told it's an annex, meaning its just a little Y! This business will never be profitable if they wont invest in the equipment needed. It has a great location and if ran properly, could be an asset to Holly Hill.
Dan was off base
The Jan. 25 edition of Hometown News carried a diatribe by Dan Smith, which I found confusing. I wasn't sure whether he was trying to be humorous, a satirist, or was just ignorant of the basic science on climate change. He wrote of people who write of serious environmental issues as yuppies. Most climatologists are hardly yuppies, but rather those who are trying to find solutions for the pressing problems wrecking havoc on our planet, which is all we have. When/if it goes, so do we. His writing ridicules climate change data going back to the 1900s relative to rising temperatures and then turns around and claims "the well-documented old rock went through dramatic weather changes ..." Can't have it both ways, Dan. Either use the records of yore or not, but not when it only suits your side of the story.
No question there are more of us now and we each are contributing more to the degradation than did those before us. Dan sleeps well because people are flexible and the temperatures haven't risen that much. Tell that to the people in the way of Sandy or to those in the West and Florida, who are suffering through some of the longest and most severe droughts of the ages. My advice to Dan is to write about issues where he has done the research. To write about issues that are of such importance and then close by stating, "where is my sweater?" doesn't cut it. That take doesn't make the readers of Hometown News any smarter or more aware.
There is hot "air," generated by writers, speakers, etc., and then there is real hot air -- global warming -- and never the two shall meet, hopefully.
Stop misusing lakes
It's not just the lack of rain leaving levels of Lake Helen on the low side.
With reference to the article published in the Hometown News of Jan. 25, I wish to add the following.
The article failed to identify another reason our lakes in Lake Helen are drying up. It is not just the drought.
After reading the article mentioned above, my wife and I took a ride around two lakes in Lake Helen (Lake Helen and Lake Clough). Much to our surprise, we found some folks living along the northern areas on both of the above referenced lakes had several PVC pipes approximately 3 inches in diameter that had been extended further and further out along the exposed lake bottoms to reach the receding water lines.
Chances are those homeowners found these lakes made their homes more appealing, which played a role in deciding to purchase them. These exposed PVC pipes are part of an irrigation system for the owner's yard and landscape. Surely, they realize that once the natural balance of a lake is depleted, the lake is lost and may never hold water for any appreciable length of time, therefore never achieving the natural balance it once possessed. Their landscape can always be replaced while the lake will be gone forever.
Why doesn't our city officials take whatever legal action they can (like prohibit homeowners from pumping out of our lakes in Lake Helen, or at least encourage homeowners from pumping out of our lakes), before it is too late and we lose one of our most precious natural resources? Let's just watch and see what action, if any, is taken.
Dan off the mark
How could one be surprised over such a blithe dismissal of global warming by a devotee of the, in my opinion, second-most egregious waste of fossil fuel (second only to warfare), that being the utterly useless exercise of mechanized macho mayhem known as motor sports?
As equally off the mark is his excoriation of whom he terms "yuppies." Thank goodness for those who continue to take the time and effort to concern themselves with issues more relevant to us all than bag limits and speed records. That includes the entire membership of the Union of Concerned Scientists, my primary resource for information on the subject. Anyone with a modicum of knowledge, and a non-conflicting agenda, will understand the phenomenon is a long-term (and unfortunately accelerating) trend, and will be subject to fluctuations.
For what it's worth, this reader is neither pampered nor was ever in the six-figure category. I don't even own a blazer or sweater with leather elbow patches. And I didn't know there was such a thing as being "overeducated." My life has been one constant learning experience, and continues to be. From what I have observed, "overeducated" means having possession of, and having the moxie to share, information others may find does not fit into their particular worldview.
To give ole' Dan his due, however, his reference to excessive human population, and its effects on the habitability and quality of life on the planet for future generations of all its residents (and that's what we're talking about here), is spot on.
I totally agree with you. I have been a resident of this city for 24 years and have never seen it to be so unkempt. The trash on the median of Madeline Street keeps mounting up; the grass is almost a foot tall!
I live in the Coral Lakes development, (aka Potato Patch), and it is shameful to see some of the homes there. Granted most of the residents keep their property neat and tidy, but there are a few that just do not seem to care. We have vehicles parked on the grass, blocking the sidewalk and/or just sitting there rotting away and with no tags. We have to walk in the street since vehicles block the sidewalks. These vehicles belong to the residents, not visitors and are left there for weeks at a time. I thought it was illegal to block sidewalks.
Trashcans are overly full and sitting in plain view not to mention the trash that is just strewn on their lawns. The mold on some of these homes is so thick that one may think it's the color of the house! It would seem to me that if one is fortunate enough to own a home, they would take pride in it. It does not have to be expensive to keep the property clean. A little bleach, a water hose and some elbow grease cleans things up very well.
Also, who is responsible to care for the ones in foreclosure? It is time for the code enforcement to "clean up their act" and for residents to get some pride in their properties. This goes for any renters as well. Stop bringing down the value of the homes that are tended to with pride.
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Talay Thai
- Address:
7100 Fairway Drive Suite 63
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33148Neighborhood:
Palm Beach Gardens
- Cuisine:
ThaiPrice: $30 and under
Talay Thai
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Phone: 5616915662
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner nightly: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Thai, Asian
- Executive Chef: Charlie Soo
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Please call (561)691-5662 and ask for Chef Charlie for more details.
- Private Party Contact: Chef Charlie 5616915662
A word from Talay Thai
Awarded the 2009 Best New Restaurant by Charles Passy of the Palm Beach Post. Voted Best Thai Restaurant of the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast by WFLX Fox 29 news. Only restaurant in 2010 with two full A"s for service and food by the Palm Beach Post.Continued
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Talay Thai reviews from OpenTable diners
50 reviews since June 2, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (39)fit for foodies (29)special occasion (20)good for groups (14)romantic (11)great for lunch (11)vibrant bar scene (6)hot spot (2)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- best Thai in PBGJoleneVIPDined on 9/25/2014The service here is always excellent, the food comes out hot and fast. The portions. Are generous. The decor is very unique and interesting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisingly GoodPitterrierVIPDined on 9/20/2014Everything was consistently good. The fixed price summer menu was a real value and showcased their best effort. I had the lobster and it was one of the most buttery, sweetest lobsters I have ever tasted. The owner stops by every table to confirm that everyone is happy and enjoyed their dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant surprisefoodiesVIPDined on 9/13/2014Visited to try the "Flavor Palm Beach" price fixe menu available for Sept. The restaurant is on the edge of a strip center so we didn't know what to expect. We were shocked from the first course on, the presentation of the appetizers was like piece of art. We tried both the spring rolls and summer rolls, both excellent. My husband had short ribs over panang curry which was delicious. That dish could convert me to being a curry fan, it was really good. I ordered the Hog fish over cashew vegetable stir fry. This hog fish was better than I have ever had at seafood specialty restaurants, fantastic. The dessert is Chef's choice which was fried bananas with two scoops of vanilla ice cream. We love Thai food but this was a whole new dimension.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceptional Thaiwss25Dined on 9/7/2014Menu was better than most Thai restaurants. Food was great. Wine list good. Service - average at best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Definitely a keeper, but...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014Food and service were great, but bring a jacket. They keep the AC at sub-zero levels.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great choiceToriaDined on 9/5/2014Very nice atmosphere, good food. Menu doesn't change, except for specials.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Best Thai!pbcgatorVIPDined on 8/22/2014The best Thai food and service you could ask for...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place!EllenVIPDined on 8/21/2014Our food and service were great, as always! We usually come her for dinner. This was our first time for lunch. I brought another person with me and we both enjoyed our very tasty Panang curry (my favorite)! We will come back again, for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently excellent foodMsRita33480Dined on 8/14/2014The food is tasty and well presented and the service is prompt, courteous and friendly, without being overwhelming. The restaurant has a very good lunch crowd but you can still manage to be in and out within an hour, dinner is also well attended. This restaurant has been in this location for many years and obviously has earned many loyal followers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderfuldceatsVIPDined on 8/7/2014love the food and ambience. only fault is having specials quoted without the price only to find out later that it's a good $12 more than the most expensive entree on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love itOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/30/2014We love Talay Thai. Best thai restaurant in the area. Our only complaint is that you can never get a 7pm reservation using open table. It is either really early or really late. But if you call the restaurant you can generally get the reservation you want.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lucyDined on 7/22/2014the BEST Thai food around, and very pretty atmosphereSpecial Features:
- fantasticSherriVIPDined on 7/18/2014First time there and can't wait to go back. Husband doesn't particularly like different cuisine but this menu will suit everyone and it is great! Full bar too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always DeliciousMacsMomDined on 7/12/2014I have never had a poor meal at Talay Thai. The food is always wonderful (love all the vegies) and the service is fast and efficient. They only difficulty is that it is sometimes hard to get a reservation, because the restaurant is very busy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ThaiGFoodDined on 7/8/2014This is a very good and consistent Thai restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 29th wedding anniversary dinnerRomanticDined on 6/28/2014This is our 3rd stop on a 3 day wedding anniversary vacation. This was the BEST. My wife said. Met the owners mother Mama Sue, she was wonderful. She invited me back for our 30th. I will. The duck was excellent. Thanks Matthew.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- doclevyVIPDined on 6/28/2014Excellent food. Excellent service. We were there for my wifes birthday. They made it nice with the gong and singing happy birthday but the fried icecream was a smash hit!Special Features:
- Helathy and DeliciousPGL33VIPDined on 6/27/2014Always a GREAT dining experience! All orders arrive as requested, and are always beautifully presented.Special Features:
- fresh & funmeowDined on 6/21/2014flavorful foods and lovely presentations; we could 'taste' our vegetables they weren't lost in a sauce or over-cooked and there was more veggie variety than bok choy as our experience has been with other Thai dining experiences in Palm Beach Gardens; generous portions of chicken with each dish, too - we'll be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of our Favorite Restaurants!b3m3Dined on 6/21/2014We always enjoy going to Talay Thai for special occasions. The food is always excellent and the service is very good. Highly recommend!Special Features:
- Excellent First ExperienceNewThaiLoveDined on 6/19/2014It was my first visit and the food was scrumptious. The ambiance was warm and inviting! I would definitely eat there again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousWendyDined on 6/14/2014I read about Talay Thai in the paper and decided to try it with some friends. We live in Delray Beach and it took about 35 to get there - it was in a nice area and we were pleasantly surprised by the ambiance inside. We had the Pad Thai, Masaman Curry, Short Ribs and a fish that was filet for us. Everything was delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant was great!jjabcDined on 6/14/2014Food was good and service too. It was a business dinner so you want to make sure that all goes well and it didSpecial Features:
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/13/2014Always great food and service. Best Thai in the area!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as usual!EllenVIPDined on 6/7/2014Love this place. We brought friends with us, that had never been before. As always, they loved it, too! Food is so tasty and presentation is nice, too.Special Features:
- The following 108 reviews are from the Talay Thai reviews archive.
- always on pointkhaotickatDined on 5/31/2014we arrived early for our reservation and had a drink at the bar. the drinks were made well. We had a Manhattan and Long Island Ice Tea. Great service and always great food. We had not had a bad experience here. We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Rave Reviews?OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 5/16/2014Best in SFL said some reviews. Maybe they are easy to please of there's no competition. It was OK. Nothing horrible but, food didn't really standout at least not the Friday we ate there. Would try it again to see if there are any changes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really Good ThaiDonnaMarie444Dined on 5/15/2014Really Fun Atmosphere!! Really Good Thai food!! Really Good Service!!Special Features:
- Delish!CristinaVIPDined on 5/10/2014One of our favorite restaurants. Great food. Always a pleasure. We had the Summer Rolls, Drunken Shrimp Noodles and Muscles. All terrific.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A hit with Asian guestsDaveDined on 5/2/2014We had three couples in to visit and had an excellent experience. The best authentic Thai ever. Very welcoming owner and staff.Special Features:
- Best Asian food anywhereprofalVIPDined on 5/1/2014People come from great distances to eat here and we are so lucky to have this gem right in our communitySpecial Features:
- Great Food!cbs1020VIPDined on 4/23/2014The food was great, as usual. I had a chilean sea bass that was steamed in vegetables. I loved every bite! I always love eating at Talay Thai, although it has been really difficult to get a reservation after 5pm or before 8pm. They are booked so far in advance.Special Features:
- The best!BonefishVIPDined on 4/18/2014The best food and ambiance in South Fla. Our favorite place to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HopsVIPDined on 4/17/2014Outstanding in every way. Add to your to do list. Now I know what a real dumpling tastes like!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful`MickeyVIPDined on 4/16/2014It's great to be able to make a reservation at Talay Thai on Open Table. It used to be the only bad part of this restaurant--as the reservation system inhouse was difficult and tiresome. Great dinner!Special Features:
- Great pad ThaiJudyDined on 4/6/2014Great pad Thai and excellent service. We only had two choices of times for our reservation with Open Table, 5 or 8:30. However when we left at 6:30 there were still many open tables. I will make a reservation directly with the restaurant next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mom's 89 BirthdayOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/4/2014Perfect place for a special celebration. High quality Thai food. Lobster Pad Thai and Soft Shell Crabs were fabulous. Duck was sauced perfectly. We all (6people) enjoyed our food, the service and atmosphere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ThaiJJjjDined on 3/22/2014Though I love the restaurant wish our reservation could have been later. Same scenario previously no matter when I call only early times available. I did watch a small group come in later, without reservation and be seated. The food makes up for the inconvenience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The Arab waves of revolution carried away Kadhafi's rule. However, according to some analysts, this country was doomed to further divisions once the common ennemy was no longer there. This week, the Eastern part of Libya declared itself independent. And it wants to be able to decide over its own destiny. In all this move, the NTC in Tripoli accused foreign forces to be behind such a separation. Can we say that we need another revolution to unite Libya or is it good the way it is with the East separated from the West? Can we say that the common front that was fought to topple down Kadhafi is soon forgotten? Or really there is foreign powers who want to use the old way 'divide-to-rule' so that they can exploit the wealth hidden in the East? What is the way forward now?
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Rhona Pavis 50+Mar 11 2012: The most efficient way forward for Libya is for the male population to acknowledge their equality to women and to make sure that women participate on an equal basis throughout Libya. The design, planning, administration, religious and secular insitutions must reflect a 50% input from women and 50% input from men for that nation to function in a way that will bring health, prosperity and happiness for all Libyan people. It's really that simple. Libyans need to let go of their ancestral brainwashing and re-program themselves. I wonder why men do not realize the importance of admitting they are equal to women and encouraging women of all ages to participate actively in society.
What is the fear, Iankovsky? The utter failure of male domination is obvious. Isn't it? Truth is powerful. Let's see more of that. Earth does not need even one more war to demonstrate the failure of male domination. MALES EQUAL FEMALES. Shout that throughout the world. Let's change the world today. Thank you.
Mar 11 2012: wow, misandry is back in style.
The only thing worse than male power is female power bitc#ing about male power. This myth that females are somehow less violent or less powerful is just that - a myth. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned,
Try rewriting your post, but swap all the genders... I'm betting it will then appear as misandric as it really is.
Mar 11 2012: Seeking equality and justice is not seeking to disempower men.
Women didn't get the vote in the UK until men were ready to relinquish their 100% stranglehold on political power. The support of men was vital since parliament had to vote in the change of law. Some of the most effective advocates of female emancipation have been, and still are, men. Men who have enjoyed loving and nurturing relationships with their mothers, sisters and daughters are going to wish to see them flourish. Many well adjusted and intelligent men, as well as women, are frustrated with the way women are treated in many parts of the world - its not bitching and moaning - nor is it man-hating - its speaking truth to power. And remember "Manners Maketh Man"
Mar 12 2012: John, I guess you did not read what I wrote. EQUAL POWER. Males and Females need to share power equally. I do not think either should dominate. The domination thing has proven to be a failure. Truth is needed. With domination, the dominated cannot be honest with the dominator. That is a fundamental flaw in the system that is based upon domination. Lies cause inefficiency and unwanted results. Sorry, if you have had problems with women. Hope things get better for you. Truth, Love, Joy. Males=Females. Get it?
Mar 16 2012: With all due respect, Ms White and Ms Pavis, you're missing the point. I have no problem with equality of men and women. I just have a problem with people that seek solutions to problems based on the even distribution of genitalia. Those solutions rarely seem to work, and usually carry baggage of their own. People who think that more vaginas are the answer, generally see more penises as the problem... and those people in my experience seem to have a hatred of penises as well. (Notice it was your first diagnosis, and your first solution - we HAVE to do something about all the penises in here.)
(Plus... I've never heard a man walk into a problem and declare that the issue was "too many women".)
The biggest part of my point you're missing is the obvious misandry in your opening paragraph. Swap some genders and read this:
"The most efficient way forward for Labia is for the female population to acknowledge their equality to men and to make sure that men participate on an equal basis throughout Labia. The design, planning, administration, religious and secular insitutions must reflect a 50% input from men and 50% input from women for that nation to function in a way that will bring health, prosperity and happiness for all Labian people. It's really that simple. Labians need to let go of their ancestral brainwashing and re-program themselves. I wonder why women do not realize the importance of admitting they are equal to men and encouraging men of all ages to participate actively in society. What is the fear, Iankovsky? The utter failure of female domination is obvious. Isn't it?"
Now when you do that... it starts to sound a little different to your ears, doesn't it? That's because, now it's misogynist. Before that, it was misandric.
You wish for "equality"; but don't realize the inequality in your own house.
Mar 12 2012: Hi Rhona, something closer to equality of the sexes in Libya and the middle east would be great.
Alll for human rights. Don't necessarily think equal rights and forcing 50% of institutions to have women leaders is going to fix centuries of backwardness, and the ingrown hatreds from decades of one sided dictatorship. And Doubt this a practical suggestion for any time in the next decade or 2.
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Tuesday, 27th September, 2011, 06:19 PM #41
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Wizards really could not have kept 3.5 going. A version 3.6 would have been a flop. Only an external company (and only possible because of the OGL and because Paizo so intimately knew 3.5), could have made version 3.75/Pathfinder. It helped that 4E's innovations require some time for appreciation and that they were designed to bring in wider audiences. That created an opportunity for criticism and fuel for fires to be burned... the fires still burn today - turning what could be constructive dialogue about what makes for great RPG play into destructive edition wars. 4E is a video game, 4E has no RP, 4E killed my babies, I'm going to pretend I don't see those role-players over there having a blast playing 4E, etc.
Put another way, how would you feel if you created a game and then wanted to improve it, but another company came in and used your old version to make money while taking away some of your customers?
I'm not assigning blame here. I'm pointing out that any large RPG company has to really carefully consider what an OGL means. That all those Paizo products can be sold without a dime going to the company owning D&D is an unusual model. (There are benefits to us fans, but not many to WotC).
I absolutely love what Posthuman does with Eclipse Phase. They seed their own torrents! They make "hack packs" for fans to take a part and redistribute product! But I would never suggest either Paizo or WotC use that model.
- It is extremely hard for RPG companies to be profitable for an extended period of time (3 years or more)
- Pathfinder is competitive with D&D in many markets
- Online subscriptions have to be a critical part of the equation and those numbers aren't public or easily confirmed
- Both companies change their approach constantly (such as around minis) making comparison challenging without public data (which we will never have)
An important question when we talk about profit or revenue is what we are trying to say with these numbers. Revenue and profit are not always good indicators of quality behind an RPG. Many fine RPGs have terrible financials. This is an industry where financials don't prove quality. It is ok to say "I hate FIASCO" or "I love FIASCO", but let's not use financials to try to insinuate the game is good or bad.
Can you tell me what the revenue growth of an average RPG is? How about profit margins? For either WotC or Paizo? For any point in time for either company? For the future? is either Pathfinder or D&D experiencing sustainable growth? Have their editions plateaued revenue-wise? Have they drawn profit? How many new gamers is each company bringing in per month? How many are they losing? What $ in revenue does each gamer contribute per month, on average, to those companies? Is there more revenue in new players than existing? Do new players continue on to buy more, or is the majority in revenue through existing players?
None of us can give those numbers and certainly not in any way that compares between the two companies. There are a few people I would trust on their estimates, but they would be guesses in a moving market and in an industry know for being horrid and for financials not matching quality. Napkin quality estimates suitable for a quote from the movie Spinal Tap.
What I think we can say, separately, is:
- All of us have a favorite game
- Pathfinder seems to be competitive with D&D
- The RPG industry is terrible. Thank goodness these companies don't burn it down and build it as something totally different.
(I say "Pathfinder" and "D&D" because if we say Paizo and WotC we enter a completely different realm. WotC has Magic and the financial comparison will become a joke.)
I agree that if WotC creates a new edition they must consider the effect of any further splintering of the D&D market. However, keep in mind that the licenses do not allow for another company to come along and keep 4E alive in the same way as Paizo with 3E. In the end, I'm not sure this is as big a problem as it can initially appear to be.
As for the rest, look, let's be honest. What do we know? There was a great question at the end of 3.5 where there was no clue, by anyone, as to what the market wanted. Pathfinder is a great system and Paizo was very driven and intelligent with how they approached the market. But it is unclear how many people play Pathfinder because they don't like 4E, because they just like 3E, because they wanted 3E for a bit longer, because they want a different organized play experience... the reasons are very diverse and any individual can have several reasons to stay or to try something new. Loyalty? Not all gamers are sworn to just one RPG. Many play several RPGs over time, including both Pathfinder and 4E. I personally meet many players at any convention that play both games and they will likely try any new edition by either company. Most of us, at some time, tire of a game and move on. New editions bring us back.
Be careful with the use of "Hasbro". As far as I can tell, it has very little meaning. WotC has Magic and several other efforts that deliver great financial results. D&D could be valuable solely as a brand. We simply don't know for sure but the best guess is likely that there is very little pressure from Hasbro to take any particular action with regards to editions or game improvements. I have seen no evidence, ever, that any product decision came from Hasbro instead of someone creative at WotC (a person, you know, that is probably in a home game with someone that works for Paizo). The staff at WotC, just like the staff at Paizo, loves D&D and works hard to make the best game they can for gamers. They all love classic D&D, they all want to protect the game, they all want to work so we have a great time. If you don't believe that, you need to go hang out with these guys at Gen Con of D&DXP and see it for yourself. We are all blessed to have such caring and good people in these companies. That's why SRM, Chris Sims, Monte Cook, and so many others can work for both companies and play both editions. They know there is no evil company - only cool opportunities. Ask them whether new editions are good for RPGs...
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Tuesday, 27th September, 2011, 06:33 PM #42
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On the thread's topic, I think the Rule of Three makes it clear that Monte Cook is not working on Planescape or something else of that nature. He is clearly working on improving D&D. That may be something similar to Essentials (for example, we could argue that if Essentials is the new way to start the game, and has largely replaced that portion of the PH and DMG, then there could be an Advanced line that could innovate 4E further without being a different edition).
It could also be 5E, and sure, that's most people's guess. But the timeline is uncertain and could be way off. It could be announced at D&DXP 2012, it could be announced at Gen Con, or it could be slated for 2014 for a nice anniversary. That's a pretty big range of options. Many of us approach this topic with some bias. We want company x to do well, we want version y to be the one everyone plays.
If we can step away from that bias, these columns really do provide an amazing insight into the design process. I feel really fortunate that RPG companies have increasingly shared their creative process with fans. The columns can be especially interesting if you try or have tried other RPGs or versions of D&D. Look at the use of "skills" in OD&D, AD&D, 3E, Pathfinder, 4E, Fiasco, Shadowrun, Savage Worlds, LARPs... Even more fun is that these guys, top guys in the RPG industry, are reading the forum comments. You can share your take on the direction of D&D. Whatever Monte is cooking (ahem), it is pretty amazing that we get to be a part of it.
Wednesday, 28th September, 2011, 09:15 AM #43
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Call of Cthulhu has had SIX editions, and every new edition was pretty much compatible with the previous edition, just a tweak here and a tweak there. Every new edition of D&D was mostly compatible, if not convertible, from its previous edition... all except 4e... this is why Pathfinder did so well. I think the best thing that WotC can do is take a step back and figure out how to make 5e (or whatever they call it) more compatible with previous editions, while keeping some of the innovations of 4e, if not make them reasonably compatible. It ain't gonna be easy, but the first step would be to de-homogenize the classes so basic classes (such as fighters without powers) can be viable classes.
It's obvious that their first task is figuring out skills and other non-combat elements, and bringing it back to the game.
Sunday, 2nd October, 2011, 11:11 AM #44
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4E is just not D+D plain and simple...dont know what it is!
Saturday, 24th December, 2011, 08:46 PM #45
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Can the market support two games?
Retreater illustrates beautifully that 4E has devoted fans who have no interest in playing Pathfinder or any resurrected 3E.
I suspect that I'm not alone in my disdain for 4E as a simple paper-based video game, but Retreater points out that it's easier to pick up and play.
The fiddly bits of Pathfinder are my favorite. I like building characters. I run a BoXM/Pathfinder game with gestalt rules and several Arcana Evolved NPCs and I'm not afraid to house rule.
I get that doesn't appeal to everyone.
So - here's my suggestion: perhaps it's time for two games:
Dungeons and Dragons (4E with current errata)
Advanced Dungeons and Dragons (5E [Monte Cook's twisted, house-ruled reboot of Pathfinder/OGL])
If WotC only publishes the money-making core rules and licences others to turn out "official" supplements while everyone else publishes under the OGL to support WotC's sales.
I believe that there are already two markets here and I believe the industry has been trying to pretend that there's just one.
Nobody tries to pretend that chess and poker are one game with a common group of players and nobody tries to make poker more like chess to broaden it's appeal. Both game are supported separately even though there's some overlap in the populations.
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Saturday, 24th December, 2011, 09:14 PM #46
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I'd agree with you save for two things:
1. We already have two games with dedicated player bases.
2. Any 5th edition that would drastically pull away from 4E would actually be a third game. Paizo is not going to stop publishing Pathfinder, just because there's a 5E.
On a personal note: While I love the depth of all of the D&D games, I absolutely hate the amount of time spent on character generation these days. I play both 4E and Pathfinder. Without Hero Lab and a DDI subscription, I'd question my ability to do either, simply due to time commitment.
That isn't the formula for a truly successful, player accessible game, I don't care what it is or who publishes it.
Sunday, 25th December, 2011, 02:24 AM #47
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Google has a tool that permit to measure the noise/interest on the web about certain terms. My friend used it to compare 4e, 3.5e and Pathfinder on 2 years, and the result is that 4e peaked early when it was out. 3.5e stay more or less constant, and Pathfinder continuously raised in interest. So at the end of the 2 years Pathfinder had the most interest, followed by 3.5e and 4e behind. So WotC has no choice but to make a new edition. And if you read the articles of Monte, it looks like they want to make a game that is simple but where you can add complexities as you which. At least it looks like it's what he's probing about. They lost a big share of market (3.5 + Pathfinder) that they need to gain back. Can they build from 4e ? I don't think they can, and I hope not.
Sunday, 25th December, 2011, 02:30 AM #48
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The only way they gain the share back that they lost is to buy out Paizo completely and assume their share.
4E split the D&D market. Hasbro execs are pretty tweaked about it and I doubt they'd sign off on an acquisition given the current state of things without killing the rpg team management at WoTC and replacing them with Mona's crew.
Monday, 26th December, 2011, 12:38 AM #49
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Did he, for example, compare "D&D 4E" vs "PFRPG"? If not, I suggest he does so - the result is very different depending on the search terms you choose.
Not that I'm saying either is searched for more than the other - but actually comparing them is a fairly large task.
Monday, 26th December, 2011, 10:39 PM #50
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No search for terms will be accurate. More importantly, online searches will never be a good way to determine play numbers or revenue, let alone what RPG companies should do. D&D has tons of players every week through Encounters and very few of those gamers post online at all. I would expect that fewer than 1 in 6 Encounters gamers would post online about D&D. For example, my local store has had more than 300 gamers go through Encounters and maybe 3-5 of them post online with any measurable frequency (and maybe 10 if you count our internal Yahoo group).
But, I am surprised nonetheless. It seems like there are tons of blogs constantly discussing 4E and fans are often sharing content. Because the math is so clear, 4E really lends itself to fans making monsters, crafting terrain, sharing encounters, creating player options, etc. While I certainly see a lot of 3E discussion, I would not expect it to be as high based on the differences in the games (nothing to do with popularity).
On the subject of whether Wizards _needs_ to do anything, I don't see a particularly high need. 4E releases in the last half of 2011 have been the strongest ever under 4E, being both of really high quality and innovative. I could see an argument that 4E is as strong as it has ever been and as attractive to new or old players as it ever has been.
I can also argue that every RPG should begin work on a new edition of their RPG before it is actually time for that new edition. You don't want a strong down period if you can help it. Everyone in the RPG industry has long suffered from a classic problem: The most revenue comes from your first rulebooks and declines after that. The only consistent solution is to release a new edition. (And most companies lose their shirts on all releases after the core rulebooks, using a new edition to pay debts... companies like Wizards are in a minority to see other releases be profitable).
People have been wrong about both the announcement and release dates for over a year now... and I suspect that will continue.


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Microwave from frozen: Remove outer packaging and film lid. Place product on a microwaveable plate. Cook in centre of the turn table for 10 minutes. Plate will become hot during cooking.
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Although extra care has been taken to remove all bones, some bones may remain.
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Contains Gluten, Contains Wheat, Contains Fish, Contains Soya, Contains Milk
Partially Reconstituted Dried Potato (45%), Water, Alaska Pollock (14%), Vegetable Oil, Cheddar Cheese (2%) (contains Natural Colour: Annatto), Butter (2%), Milk Proteins, Cornflour, Wheat Flour, Seasoning (contains Flavourings, Soya, Wheat, Yeast), Salt, Dextrose, Skimmed Milk Powder, Parsley, Potato Starch, Flavouring, Curcumin, Colours: Paprika Extract, Curcumin.
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Contains Gluten
Contains Wheat
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Contains Milk
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Customer Reviews
18 October 2012
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Handy for a quick lunch
Good value for money. It is not a phenomenal pie by any stretch of the imagination. When they are reduced to half price and stick a few in the freezer!
04 September 2012
Not great
I don't usually buy ready meals but was tempted in by the offer. Having eaten it I remembered why I don't buy ready meals, it tasted quite synthetic and not much fish. A bit like fishy smash.
25 August 2012
2 of 2 found this review helpful.
great if you are too tired to cook!
Being disabled I find this easy to cook, just add frozen peas and take 2 weeks off from preparing meals.Perfect!
09 January 2012
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Not a huge fan of fish - like this!
This is a very handy quick meal with a delicious sauce. I dont mind that people think there is not enough fish in it for me it is just right! I cook it in the combination microwave on 220 degrees and low microwave for 17 minutes - perfect.
04 July 2011
Great Value!
At just over a quid, this provides a quick, simple and relatively healthy snack/meal for hungry teenage boys. Mine get through 2 or 3 each every week.
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The First Globalization: The Portuguese in Africa, Asia, and the Americas
HIST 1951 S01 [CRN: 25035]This class surveys history of Portuguese empire in Asia, Africa, and Brazil from fifteenth to early nineteenth centuries. Portugal pioneered the European expansion in the fourteenth century, laying the groundwork for several historical phenomena that defined modernity, such as the formation of colonial coastal enclaves in Africa and Asia, the colonization of the Americas, and the beginning of large-scale trade across the Atlantic and Indian oceans. The class analyzes the economic, religious and technological factors behind Portugal's pioneering role in European expansion. We focus on patterns of socio-cultural and religious interaction between Portuguese and native peoples in Asia, Africa, Brazil. P
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- Spring 2014
- Credit Hours
- 1.0
- Maximum Enrollment
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The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for Milton and all of Southeastern Massachusetts.
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by Fred McMillin
When Nonno Ran the Show
Gastronomic developments in 1924...
The Rest of the Story
Today's wine is a tribute to Nonno, made by the ten Indelicatos that all still live near that first vineyard-winery. Originally, it was only a vineyard selling grapes to fellow Italians in the East for legal home winemaking. Then, with Repeal in 1933, a winery was added.
For family events, Nonno would create a blend of his favorite red wines. In remembrance of that, the current family have created a similar blend, appropriately named...
Nonno's Traditional, 1998
I found an old review of an Indelicato wine (the name was changed to Delicato in 1974) that said it was "a good country wine." I'll add that this one is mighty good for we city slickers, too.
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01/27/00—The Long Shot
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01/04/00—Our Best Wine of 1999
01/03/00—Our Best Buy of 1999
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Strengths: Light
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The new 2010 XC2 is an awesome bike. Fast, light, good geometry.
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National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Inc., urges Congress to reject Southwick nomination to U.S. Court of Appeals
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"It would be unconscionable for Congress to confirm Leslie Southwick to a lifetime seat on the federal bench."
— Matt Foreman, Executive Director,
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Inc.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 — The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Inc. is urging the United States Senate to reject the nomination of Leslie Southwick to a lifetime seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. The Senate Judiciary Committee last week voted 10–9 to send the nomination to the full Senate for consideration, which it is expected to do following the August recess.
In 2001, Southwick joined an egregious concurrence in a custody case that asserts that sexual orientation is a choice and an individual who makes that choice must accept the negative consequences, including loss of custody of an individual's biological child.
Statement by Matt Foreman, Executive Director
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Inc.
"It would be unconscionable for Congress to confirm Leslie Southwick to a lifetime seat on the federal bench. The fact that this nomination has gotten this far is an outrage, given Southwick's highly troubling civil rights record.
"On Thursday, Senator Dianne Feinstein joined Republicans on the committee to send the nomination to the floor. Congressional Republicans have recently asserted that all controversial matters should require 60 votes. This nomination clearly constitutes such a controversy. A nominee to the federal bench bears the burden of demonstrating a commitment to rigorously enforce the principles of equal protection and due process for all Americans. Southwick's judicial record makes clear that he cannot meet that burden. It also makes clear that the individual and equal protection rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender families would be in real jeopardy if he is confirmed.
"As this nomination moves to the full Senate, we urge all members to vote 'no.'"
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Tennis Star Justine Henin's Stay-Fit Secrets
She won the U.S. Open in both 2003 and 2007. In 2010, Belgium's Justine Henin was freshly anticipating her return to the tennis world and the Open after a 16-month retirement. But a serious elbow ligament injury is keeping her off the court for at least a few more months. We sat down with Henin, 28, at an Adidas Barricade tennis shoe event to learn about how she stays in shape when injured and what her passions are off the court.FITNESS: "How is your elbow?"
Justine Henin: "It's getting better. It is very serious though, to break a ligament, so I still need a few weeks off. The injury was tough because it came soon after I returned to the courts [after retirement]. I plan to return to competition in Australia in January.""How do you stay fit when your body is not 100 percent?"
JH: "Well I took a bit of time off because I was exhausted after Wimbledon [being knocked out by Kim Clijsters in the quarter-finals]. Now I'm biking and starting to run, but very careful when moving my arms.""Are you sticking around New York and attending the Open still?"
JH: "I'm actually just here for the weekend. I don't really know New York at all! I see the city really differently being here and not competing. Before I go home, I hope to eat a nice brunch of waffles or pancakes and perhaps some New York cheesecake.""Who are you rooting for in the women's U.S. Open bracket?"
JH: "The door is really open with Serena not being here. That leaves room for the new generation. It may be a surprise who takes the title!""How do you fuel your active lifestyle?"
JH: "I can get sick fairly easily, so I focus on nutrition a lot. Before a match, I eat pasta and vegetables, then right after I eat a bit more pasta and vegetables. Later on, I'm sure to get plenty of protein. And I never have sugar after dinner.""You're a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. What is your most memorable experience through that role?"
JH: "It was the best thing that happened to me while retired. I felt very far away from tennis and very emotional when visiting places like Cambodia to talk about the importance of vaccinations. We travel, then return to our home countries and talk about what we see on the field. I am 200 percent behind UNICEF because they are really out there educating.""What is one thing people may not know about you?"
JH: "I like to sing karaoke and sing in the shower!"
Originally published on FitnessMagazine.com, September 2010.
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Unique to Pacifica
Dream Tending® in Depth
A Six-Month Intensive with Dr. Stephen Aizenstat
2012 Session Dates
January 20-22February 17-19March 30-April 1May 4-6June 1-3July 6-8
Session Times
Fridays6:00-9:00 PMSaturdays9:00 AM-6:00 PMSundays8:30 AM-12:30 PM
84 hours of continuing education credit are available for MFTs, LCSWs, RNs, and Counselors
$2,400 General Admission
$2,200 Special Admission
(Full-Time Students, Pacifica Alumni, and Seniors)
$1,950 Active Pacifica Students
Other Fees
Residential Fee $1,700
Commuter Fee $625
Fees include Friday dinner; Saturday breakfast, lunch, and dinner; Sunday breakfast and lunch; and break service. Residential Fee includes two night's accommodation plus 10% occupancy tax; additional nights available for $82.50 per night plus tax.
Please see "Application and Registration" in the General Information Section
For more information email Heidi Townshend firstname.lastname@example.com or call 805.969.3626, ext. 374
This intensive is designed to be sympathetic with the multiple dimensions of psychic life and the dream. Part of the course explores dream theory and dream methodology. Some of the work will be experiential dream animation projects and Dream Tending clinical practice. Much of the learning, however, takes place in a third realm: a dimension of dream life that is sensitive to aesthetic perceiving, poetic imagining, shamanic intuiting, and the art of not-knowing.
COURSE ONE: The Living Image
The "heartbeat" of Dream Tending is the concept of the "Living Image." Participants explore ideas from archetypal dream psychology as well as phenomenological dream methodology. Considerable time is spent practicing phenomenological animation, an approach to tending the living dream image in the immediacy of its unfolding.Here participants recognize that dream images are alive and they experience them as embodied beings. They discover that in the landscape of the dream, they are guests for a time in the living, breathing ecology of psychic life. Participants come to acknowledge that psychic life is, by nature, alive and poetic—its language metaphorical, its rhythm musical.
COURSE TWO: Medicines of the Soul
Dream Tending as a healing art is the focus of the second course. Participants honor images as subtle bodies, intimately related to the physical (and emotional) body of the dreamer. They correlate the rhythms of psyche with the rhythms of soma. They practice Dream Tending methods that see and hear dream images as resonant with disease/healing patterns which have personal, collective, and world dimensions.In addition, participants consider how archetypal medicine and native systems of dream incubation integrate with Dr. Aizentat's dream theory. And, they practice the art of making "offering," which is helpful in accessing the healing impulse that releases the medicine inherent in the living image to do its work.
COURSE THREE: Dream Council and the World's Dream
The third course in this Dream Tending intensive is the life practice of "Dream Council". This is a systematic way to bring the power of the Dream Tending teachings into the center of daily life, and it unites the learnings that have been growing over the months of the program.Dream Council is a life practice—a forum to gain and maintain relationship with dream images. It forms a container for ongoing Dream Tending as a bridge between dream world and daily life, a path between worlds. As participants become more familiar with basic Dream Council methods, they will extend their work to the World's Dream, the animae mundi, the soul in and of the world.
Dream Tending in Depth is for clinicians and lay persons who have experience in dreamwork, particularly those who have participated in Dr. Aizenstat's introductory and intermediate Dream Tending workshops. As specific clinical applications will be discussed and explored, all participants must have some degree of psychological mindfulness. Consent of the instructor is required for admission to the course.
Stephen Aizenstat, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist, marriage and family therapist, and the founding president of Pacific Graduate Institute. For more than 35 years he has explored the power of dreams through the study of depth psychology and the pursuit of his own research. He has collaborated with many masters in the field, including Joseph Campbell, Marion Woodman, Robert Johnson, and James Hillman, as well as native elders worldwide. Dr. Aizenstat has conducted hundreds of dreamwork seminars throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. Dr. Aizenstat's book, Dream Tending, describes applications of dreamwork in relation to health and healing, nightmares, the World's Dream, relationships, and the creative process. Dr. Aizenstat's methodologies extend traditional dream work to the vision of an animated world where living images in dream are experienced as embodied and originating in the psyche of Nature as well as that of persons.
APPLICATIONS AND REGISTRATION: To apply for the Dream Tending in Depth intensive program we ask that you write a two-page letter describing your dreamwork education (dates, titles, and teachers of previous dreamwork seminars attended), professional and avocational background, and your interest in the Dream Tending in Depth intensive program. Please be sure to include your name, address, telephone numbers, and email address. Email the letter to email@example.com, fax to 805.879.7393, or mail to Heidi Townshend, Dream Tending Administrator, Pacifica Graduate Institute, 249 Lambert Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013. For more information, contact Heidi Townshend at 805.969.3626, ext. 374. Following review and evaluation of applications, enrollment invitations will be mailed to those who are admitted to the course.
ENROLLMENT: Your invitation to join the Dream Tending in Depth intensive program will include an enrollment agreement. Please return the signed enrollment agreement
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FEES: The tuition for Dream Tending in Depth includes instruction and selected reading material. Additionally, all participants choose either the Commuter or Residential package. The Commuter fee includes all meals and break service. The residential fee includes all meals plus two nights (single room) accommodation plus 10% occupancy tax. Additional nights available for $82.50 per night plus tax.
LOCATION: The intensive will be held at Pacifica Graduate Institute's Ladera Lane Campus at 801 Ladera Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93108. Located on 35 acres in the foothills of the Santa Ynez Mountains overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this residential retreat center provides a unique and peaceful environment for these events. This campus has lodging, dining facilities, parking onsite.
ACCOMMODATIONS: Accommodations are simple, dormitory-style rooms with shared bath and shower. Single (one twin or double bed), double (two twin beds), and couple (one double bed) rooms are available. Please reserve accommodations at the Ladera Campus when you send in your signed enrollment agreement and deposit payment.
MEALS: Meals are provided to encourage ongoing dialogue and community exchange throughout the Dream Tending in Depth intensive. Both Residential and Commuter Fees include Friday dinner; Saturday breakfast, lunch, and dinner; Sunday breakfast and lunch; and break service. No other meals will be available. Pacifica's caterers make every attempt to provide healthful meals for our guests. Please indicate on the registration form if you need a special vegan or vegetarian meal or if you have other medical dietary restrictions.
TRAVEL: Major airlines provide service into the Los Angeles International Airport located 90 miles south of Santa Barbara and into the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport, approximately 18 miles from the Campus. Information on ground transportation to and from Santa Barbara will be included with your confirmation letter.
CANCELLATION: To obtain a refund on your registration fee, send a written cancellation request postmarked no later than December 1, 2011. Tuition less a $100 processing fee will be refunded. Cancellations made from December 2, 2011 through the start of the program will receive a refund less $200. In the event of cancellation after instruction begins, a pro-rata refund on the tuition will be based on the portion of the instruction already completed. Additionally, for Residents, a refund on room and meals will be given less a $25 fee for each of the remaining room nights. For Commuters, a refund on meals will be given less a $25 fee for each of the remaining sessions. No refunds will be issued after the first two sessions. A $100 administrative fee is non-refundable.
SCHOLARSHIPS: A limited number of partial scholarships are available to those who find it prohibitive to pay the full cost of the seminar. To apply, send a letter of request with your application. Please be specific regarding your financial circumstances.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT: 84 hours of continuing education credit are available for RNs through the California Board of Registered Nurses (provider #CEP 7177), for MFTs and LCSWs (provider #PCE 2278) through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, and for National Certified Counselors (provider #5436), through the National Board of Certified Counselors. Pacifica adheres to NBCC continuing education guidelines.
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Alice in Chains is ready to unleash another cut from their upcoming fifth studio album, The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here .
After posting a video online for " Hollow " earlier this year, the band has announced they'll be performing their new single, "Stone," on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! on April 10. If you can't wait that long to hear "Stone," you can receive an instant download of the track if you pre-order The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here now on iTunes .
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