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The small cove north of the Children's Pool remains remarkably under the radar and is typically less crowded than nearby beaches like La Jolla Cove and La Jolla Shores. The secluded beach is accessible by stairs and has clear water and tidepools. The reef comes all the way up to the shore, making it a less-than-ideal spot for swimming, but children love to wade in the shallow water. As the name would imply, tiny shells make up the sand near the water's edge. It's beautiful but coarse and can be hard on people's feet. Your visit is better spent exploring than sunning. The exposed rocks off the coast have been designated a protected habitat for sea lions; you can watch them frolic in the water. Picnic tables, showers, and toilets are available near the cove. Amenities: none. Best for: solitude.
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If you've never heard of UK producer Powell, it's maybe even more important that you watch this video now. There's a lot I want to say, but I'd give away the ending. Let's keep it to this: an adventurous electronic producer, making a raucously stuttering, intense, punk-digital record, talked to his rock idol Steve Albini. … Continue →
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Robert Beltran obviously didn't give a damn about his scenes, it showed, and it dragged the whole room down when he said anything. Look at what he says.
"When you're given these throwaway scenes with not much thought put into who's saying it and its importance to the whole story - and I'm talking mostly about seasons five and six here - it just makes me feel like the writers don't care. Therefore the producers don't care, therefore the show isn't that important, therefore why am I busting my ass trying to make this stupid scene worth anything?"
"I just felt let down, ignored and insulted. I think they did a grave disservice to what I thought could have been an interesting character."
What he doesn't realize is that its a feedback cycle. He doesn't think Chakotay has enough to do, so he under performs, so the writers give him less to do. Instead of talking to the writers and maybe pitching his own ideas, he just half-asses it. The result is that whenever he does anything, its a bring down. They should have written him off the show instead of Kes, who clearly brought enthusiasm and energy to her role.
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Martina McBride is cooking on and off the stage! The country mainstay announced via her website last week that she will be releasing an entertaining cookbook called 'Around the Table' in October 2014.
Martina McBride is cooking on and off the stage! The country mainstay announced via her website last week that she will be releasing an entertaining cookbook called 'Around the Table' in October 2014.
Not everybody can write for Hallmark! It's not that you're not feeling the love, admiring their every move, long for their companionship when they're not around. It just doesn't come out right when you try to tell her/him how much you appreciate they're in your life. I have the perfect solution, with the help of Martina McBride and her song Valentine.
As a soon-to-be first-time mama, there's no better confidence booster than a thumbs up from a mom who has been around the block a few times. Superstar Martina McBride, who has three kids, recently sang pregnant Kelly Clarkson's praises, insisting that she's sure to be a "fun mom."
Martina McBride's 'Everlasting' has a new release date, and it means fans will need to wait a little bit longer for the record.
First, it was Willie Nelson. Then it was Trisha Yearwood. Now, Martina McBride is dropping out of her planned appearance at SeaWorld following a rash of bad publicity surrounding the marine mammal theme park as a result of the documentary 'Blackfish.'
Martina McBride, four-time CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, is preparing a cover album of some of the most revered hits in American music, appropriately titled 'Everlasting.'
Martina McBride's nationwide volunteer group Team Martina has 27,000 reasons to celebrate. The group had a very ambitious goal of raising $20,000 in four weeks to aid in building the Chastain Park Conservancy Playground in Atlanta, which would serve as a world-class park for children of all abilities and needs.
Martina McBride will again deck the halls (and the stage) during her annual Joy of Christmas Tour, where she'll belt out all her favorite Christmas songs adorned with her powerhouse vocals and captivating stage presence.
Martina McBride is a huge advocate for big causes, and her passion was recently demonstrated through her nationwide volunteer group, Team Martina, which raised over $40,000 for breast cancer research.
Martina McBride and Train frontman Pat Monahan gave two newlyweds the gift of a lifetime, performing 'Marry Me' during their onstage wedding at the 2012 ACM Awards. Now, that lucky couple -- Frank Tucci and Christina Davidson -- are giving a huge gift to McBride: a namesake.
Between Martina McBride's busy music career and her husband John's Blackbird Recording Studio, the McBrides are a busy couple. But that didn't stop them from finding a new way to share their music expertise with others.
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So, while Washington state may have protection from subsidy competition from France, "we don't have protection against Texas or Utah," Inslee said.
Boeing recently explored bids from 22 states that wanted to secure the thousands of jobs that would come with production of the 777X. The company has promised to build the plane in the Puget Sound region after getting extended tax breaks from state lawmakers and concessions from union workers.
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley said Wednesday that the company used the state "to some extent" as leverage during the company's negotiations in Washington state, where much of Boeing's production already takes place.
Machinists in the Puget Sound area agreed last week to move away from traditional pensions to secure the long-term work on the 777X.
Inslee said the Machinists were in a difficult position, facing the prospect of jobs going elsewhere if they didn't agree to the company's demands.
"I don't think anyone should say this is OK or acceptable or fair or beneficial or happy," Inslee said. "It was just a fact of economic life, and the Machinists decided their destiny."


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You can prune shrubs like philadelphus immediately after they finish flowering as they flower on old wood. This method keeps them to size whilst encouraging new shoots which will flower next year.
As they get older they can get congested and then you take out a third of teh stems each year, taking the oldest each time. That helsp your shrub stay airy and well shaped.
For me, summer pruning of roses should simply consist of removing dead heads back to a leaf node but if I find a particularly weak, spindly or bare stem I'll cut that right back to its base to improve the look and direct energy into stronger stems that will give me more flowers..
Here it is then, at the back of the garage where I have my work area. All the plants are either seedlings, rescued plants from clearing beds or divisions - all waiting to be big enough to cope with life in the borders.
I have two of these and one is doing well but the other has just died back so I'm going to cut off all the dead stems, water it thoroughly and give it a liquid feed of tomato fertiliser in the hope this will spur the roots into sending up new shoots.
This treatment has worked on a few other clematis that were decapitated or battered to shreds by a severe hailstorm in May so fingers crossed.
I use my old ceramic sink as a pot wahsing and newly divided plant watering sink. It's installed on a stand I made just under the outside tap and has been a boon since I finally got around to setting it up a couple of months ago. Looks good and is practical and, because it's not attached permanently, I can take it with me when we move.............
Crown Prince is lovely and has great flavour. This year I'm trying Baby Blue and Sweet Dumpling as they're smaller and it'll just be me and OH as Possum is living in student digs this year.
I grew pointy cabbage for the first time this year and have been very pleased with the crop so far so will grow more of it next year. After years of not bothering I have one courgette plant and it's doing fine.
Normal veggies for me are red oak leaf lettuce, radicchio and cos lettuces; broccoli, PSB, fennel, kale, Savoy cabbage, red cabbage, Swiss chard, beetroot, rhubarb and soft fruits.
I have tomatoes and chilli plants safely tucked up in the greenhouse but they were outside in a hot spell in May when we had a murderous hailstorm so are only half the size they should be and the crop will be late. I'm trying Brandywine toms this year and new chillies for me - Hungarian Black and Bulgarian carrot.
That's because juniper seeds are used to flavour gin.
Monty has help in his garden but doesn't acknowledge it. I don't see why not.
I now record GW so I can speed through the duff bits which are getting longer. I used to glean untold depths of knowledge about plants and their care and cultivation as well as design ideas and plant combinations to try but no longer. Beechgrove has far more practical info.
We didn't just get one hour specials. We used to get whole series in winter when GH was at the helm and not so long ago we had the wonderful series on How to be a Gardener from AT. The beeb has lost the gardening plot and Monty just isn't in tune with ordinary gardeners, let alone new ones on new build estates.
I agreewith Dove. Internet colour is not to be relied upon.
If it behaves like grandad says, take his word for it. All that matters is that it's a good, healthy rose and will flower well. Look after it well and it will.
It looks likeone of the dwarf junipers but it doesn't really matter. Conifers can be pruned or trimmed from spring to late summer to keep them tidy and to size. I suggest you do a light trim now and then again next spring, after the worst frosts, and then again next summer if you need to.
Be careful not to cut back into brown wood as it will not grow new leaves. With regular, light trims you can keep it to its current size. Feed it with a general fertiliser such as bllod, fish and bone or pelleted chicken manure each spring to keep its growth healthy.
It's working for me, thanks. On the 17th and 18th OH cleared the old strawberry patch and I worked in some compost. Planted plugs of assorted kale, Savoys and red cabbages and oak leaf lettuce and they are already romping away. On the 20th I planted a new strawberry patch in a newly cleared and generously composted patch and they're happy as Larry too.


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Every bar, eatery (we haven't been in anything resembling a restaurant since Virginia) in town is shut so the only, and I mean only place for dinner is McDonalds.
Another night in Heavensville.
In the middle of nowhere!
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Where Ole Miss resides
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Our hotel room was clean, comfortable, and spacious. The parking lot is large, so could accommodate our truck/boat rig. We got in late so had dinner at the hotel restaurant, Espana. Their specialty was supposed to be steak but we were not impressed. Online it says it was $19.50 but seems to me we paid a lot more than that, like $35. For breakfast, we shared the Espana Rellenos and a fruit plate for breakfast - the Rellenos were delicious and the fruit plate was awesomely huge! The second morning we ordered one to go and had breakfast on the road.
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Awful, an embarassment to New Mexico
We were there two days. Two awful days. The hotel room was shabby, the bathroom filthy. A jagged piece of metal protruded from the seat of a chair. There were cigarette butts in the elevator the whole week-end. the lobby reeked of smoke from the open bar. The restaurant had terrible service, with dirty floors. We complained but no one seemed to care. Two weeks later, the manager called me. He seemed unfazed by the situation. We'll never go there again. Hilton should be outraged that their name is used on this dump.
Hilton restaurant is the pits!
I made the mistake of signing up for the Hilton Las Cruces Dinner Club before I realized that the chef was from hunger! The food was lousy, the service was worse, and management could care less because they believe they have a captive market due to location. Believe me, location is the only positive aspect of this hotel!
Great location...
Slightly imperfect... what it lacks, it makes up for in character and charm. We loved the location because there is lots of good food and shopping at your doorstep.
The staff was helpful and friendly, the lounge was lively, the food was great. It really wasn't that bad.
We enjoyed and will stay again. IT'S FUN!!!
The Las Cruces Hilton WAS as bad as some of the previous complaining people claim. I had to change rooms on check in because it looked like someone had been napping on one of the beds. Also, they couldn't give me the room type I'd reserved (on the first or second try). Upon complaining, the desk clerk said "I'm so sorry about all the trouble, I'll put you on the executive floor". It was just as shabby. I asked a different clerk later on what the difference was between regular and executive floors. The answer? You guessed it: "What executive floor?" One good thing - the restaurant does have fresh squeezed orange juice.
They aspire, but fall well short.
Good hotel
The Las Cruces Hilton was not as bad as some of the previous complaining people. The rooms were clean and the furniture was fairly new. The front desk, restaurant staff, and bellpeople were of great service and always wanted to do more. Even though they had conventions going on at the time of my stay, housekeeping kept up with the cleanliness of the hotel. The pool area was clean except for some grown child throwing a pool chair into the pool.
George the head bellman was the best of all the Hilton's staff. He ensured that I got to my meetings on time by ensuring he was free of hotel duties to give me a ride in the Hilton shuttle. George was a great asset to the Hilton staff and hopefully someone from the Hilton corporation will read this email and give George a fair sized bonus for the positive can do attitude.
The rooms were a little dark due to someone putting a small watage lightbulbs. Florescent bulbs are a way to save energy, but get a larger watage as you will still save and have more light.
The food at the restaurant was good, not like back home but good for the area. The staff was friendly and service was prompt.
I would stay at the Las Cruces Hilton again!
Aweful Management; Aweful Restaurant; Stay Away
This hotel is overpriced and below average. The rooms were dark and were not well maintained. We attempted to eat breakfast in the hotel restaurant - but the service took over a 1/2 hour to ask for our order and over another 1/2 hour to serve the food (There were only about 20-30 people in the restaurant). The food we did receive was cold. We attempted to follow up on the bad service but the front desk did not seem to care. When we asked to see a manager, the only produced the Mgr. of Maintenance. This hotel is so poorly maintained!!!! Since there are number of less expensive alternatives in the area, I would recommend avoiding this hotel.
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Back in the early 80's stayed at this Hilton and then over the course of the next 15 plus years, also stayed there. Just returned from a one night stay and the comment is, it was a dump 20 years ago and it is consistent. The rooms need to be refurbished...they don't feel clean...they forgot the wake-up call, the bathroom off the lobby was dirty and on a Sunday morning, margarita glasses from Saturday nite were still on lobby tables. They serve coffee in the lobby and you get packets of creamer...no half and half or milk...and had to call at midnight to tell them to do something about the excessive noise.
"The lobby is depressing and I hope I don't have to return!!!
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WHERE TO BEGIN?!? Stayed there in July 2003. Had reserved a room poolside and called twice to confirm (including morning of arrival). When we arrived at 3:00 pm, of course, no poolside rooms were available. The first room they gave us was still occupied by someone (that was embarrasing). The second room was vacant but the bathroom was filthy. Third room was satisfactory but we later discovered that the air conditioning was not working properly. The fourth room had the same problem but we were to tired to move again so we just gave up and accepted it (room never cooled below 87 degrees). The swimming pool area was just plain nasty. Our 6 year old who NEVER passes up a chance to swim refused to swim in it. The exterior of this building is quite literally falling apart in places. We do quite a bit of traveling and have never experienced such poor...everything. Almost seems they plan on closing the property. This is definitely not up to Hilton standards.
Just okay
Spent two nights at the Hilton while conducting a business training session. Desk staff wasn't aware of my meeting on the first day and didn't have meeting room location posted.Guest room was acceptable - nothing fancy, just your basic bed, TV and dresser. The room was clean and the climate control functioned well.Restaurant food was fairly good but service was slow. One day of my stay was Saint Patty's. I had an early beer and turned in but the next day the lounge area was totally trashed with empty bottles, cans and litter sitting around until almost noon.The hotel gets a C - just average
Avoid the Las Cruces Hilton
Not up to Hilton standards. I spent about 3 weeks here on business in April 2003 and was unimpressed. Rooms are furnished in upgraded Motel 6. Cleaning seemed to begin about 8 a.m. at the rooms around me, but my room NEVER was cleaned before 3 p.m. My room overlooked a small parking area on the east which it turns out is used for storing Hertz rental cars. Every single morning around 6:30 a.m. the horns started honking and went on all day. Seems the Hertz staff find their vehicles by hitting the alarm button on the keyring and listening for the horn to blare---a special wake-up treat! Restaurant caters to the older crowd and food is correspondingly bland and mostly lukewarm. My advice is to find another place to stay!
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Our Zelda tattoos wouldn't be complete without a triforce tattoo, right? Well luckily Evan from Sugar Land, TX delivers. He got this piece of ink from Dave at Diamond Tattoo. The big question is which came first: the tattoo or the towels?
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Eric Clapton makes 'Diamonds' with Sheryl Crow for new album
clapton" class="autolink">Eric Clapton has tapped friends like Sheryl Crow, Steve Winwood, Wynton Marsalis, Allen Toussaint, and Derek Trucks to help out on his forthcoming solo effort, "Clapton," due Sept. 28 via Reprise.
The legendary guitarist and singer will be backed by songwriter and guitarist JJ Cale, drummer Jim Keltner, bassist Willie Weeks and keyboardist Walt Richmond. It was co-produced with Doyle Bramhall II and recorded in three states and two countries (we assume the U.S. and the U.K.).
"This album wasn't what it was intended to be at all," Clapton said in a statement on his 19th solo set. "It's actually better than it was meant to be because, in a way, I just let it happen. It's an eclectic collection of songs that weren't really on the map—and I like it so much because if it's a surprise to the fans, that's only because it's a surprise to me, as well."
"Clapton" is "a collection that touches on everything from century-old traditional brass bands to little-known country blues to brand-new originals." The covers include standards like "Autumn Leaves" and "How Deep Is the Ocean." Of the originals, one has already made its debut: Clapton can be heard performing with Crow on soft-rocker "Diamonds Made From Rain," which debuted Monday on BBC's Simon Mayo show.
Click here to hear the track, which begins around the 1:40:00 mark.
"I never liked young kids' music," Clapton continues. "I like old people's music. When I look for what I'm going to listen to, I go backwards. Most people are trying to figure out, 'How do I get in the fast lane, going that way?' I'm going in the other direction—I want to find the oldest thing to do."
Clapton's last solo effort was 2005's "Back Home"; he also released a collaboration with Cale, "The Road to Escondido," in 2006.
Here is the complete tracklist for "Clapton":
1. Travelin' Alone
2. Rocking Chair
3. River Runs Deep
4. Judgement Day
5. How Deep Is The Ocean
6. My Very Good Friend The Milkman
7. Can't Hold Out Much Longer
8. That's No Way To Get Along
9. Everything Will Be Alright
10. Diamonds Made From Rain
11. When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful
12. Hard Times Blues
13. Run Back To Your Side
14. Autumn Leaves
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In works created in The '80s, The '90s, and occasionally The nills, the fashion, architechture, and technology will have a certain...aesthetic. Whether it be the loud, bright colors and geometric shapes, the tendency towards stark plainness, or the the lack of powerful computers and cell phones, it is clear that this is neither The Raygun Gothic of days past nor the Everything Is an iPod in the Future aesthetic that would follow, but a bridging point that contains elements of both styles. Contrast Everything Is an iPod in the Future. Compare to Retraux, Retro Universe and Raygun Gothic.
- This [adult swim] Gold Commercial.
- Cowboy Bebop has a very 1970s aesthetic, including computer files that look like long-playing records, which is appropriate since it is set in the '70s- the 2070s.
- The store in Back to the Future Part II is an in-universe example.
- The Fifth Element has a distinctive aesthetic that looks like a lot of '90s music videos. It's deliberately futuristic looking but also quite campy.
- Johnny Mnemonic has an Internet that resembles this. Though the computing technology was updated a bit from the Sprawl verse short story in that Johnny's implant has a capacity of 80 gigabytes rather than the hundreds of megabytes in the original that was written in the '80s (as opposed to the '90s).
- A Clockwork Orange uses Brutalist architecture, which features stark, blocky and concrete shapes, to represent the future. Fashions are also very bizarre, with colorful wigs and bodysuits being fairly common. Alex plays music on a microcassette.
- Strange Days is set Twenty Minutes In The Future, in a dystopian society that was only a few years away from the time of filming. The future aesthetic is mostly conveyed with loud, shiny clothing and punk stylings amongst the hip and degenerate crowd. Information is distributed by hand on discs, without any mention of the internet.
- William Gibson's Sprawl Trilogy features things as complex as human memories recorded on tape. Not to mention that three megabytes of hot RAM is apparently valuable enough to kill for.
- Several skits on Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!:
- Puppeteer and Cloudcuckoolander David Lied Hart holds a giant VHS cassette with a "VHS for sale" sign nearby.
- Uncle Muscles show sketches feature 1980s and '90s icon "Weird Al" Yankovic, and feel like a warped version of a bad '80s cable access show. The "special effects" look like they were ripped right from old Genie analog editing consoles.
- One sketch is made to look like an ad for a Midi file organizer.
- One sketch is made to look like an ad for "The Internette" (all contained on one CD!) and reeks of this trope. You have to see it to believe how deep into this trope it really is. (season 2 episode 8)
- Its Spin-Off counts as well.
- Babylon 5 featured lots of curved CRT screens disguised as flatscreens.
- Space: Above and Beyond also had lots of CRT screens (not disguised) as well as CDs and other mid-nineties tech.
- Max Headroom, the TV movie and subsequent series. Even though it's the Trope Namer for Twenty Minutes into the Future, there's no flat-screen digital HDTV, no internet, computer graphics have a distinctly pre-Windows appearance and TV shows are still recorded on tape.
- In Red Dwarf series X, Kryten explains that the human race flirted with DVDs but reverted to VHS cassettes, because unlike a small thin disc, a big boxy cassette is virtually impossible to misplace.
- Myriad Song is designed with this aesthetic as a tribute to the classics. In universe it's stated that the Syndics only worked with analog electronics, no digital.
- Regular Show has a very '80s feel to it, despite being set in the present day. (One episode had the characters time travel to the actual 1980s.) All video graphics are 8-bit, the music is mostly Hair Metal, and some episodes ape early-MTV music video techniques.


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Never in a million years did I think I would see my husband rocking a Hanbok so I could not stop laughing at how cute he looked and how adorably he was handling both the shop owner and my mom fussing over him.
He was such a great sport about everything :)
When we finished, we all hopped in the car and drove around the Air Base to show the hubs where I went to school, where I used to swim competitively, and a few other places I loved going to as a child.
Finally, we ended our first day in Korea with yet another not-so-traditional Korean meal. But again in our defense, Korean pizza is also unlike the kind of pizza we're normally used to seeing.
We had a Korea bacon and yam sauce pizza on a green tea crust and finished the entire pie before they could even bring out our kimchi and pickles (yes they serve kimchi and pickles with every meal).
Hey, we were kind of hungry and the pizza was kind of good. And by good, I mean freaking phenomenal ;)
So that was our first, pretty uneventful day in Korea! It seems like it was so long ago and though I'm only 2 hours away here in Japan, I'm already feeling those pangs of homesickness deep in my heart. I hope you all don't mind reminiscing with me as I share the rest of our vacation next!
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Concordia University-Chicago Wind Symphony to Present Concert at Brookfield's Immanuel Lutheran Church, October 27
The Wind Symphony of Concordia University-Chicago will present a free concert at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 13445 W. Hampton Road in Brookfield, on Saturday, October 27, starting at 7:00 pm. Admission is free. This performance is their Wind Symphony's second concert on its fall tour – they will also play at Bloomington, Indiana; Marengo, Illinois; and back at River Forest, Illinois on Concordia's campus.
The Wind Symphony is the premiere instrumental ensemble at Concordia University. The Wind Symphony maintains an active performance schedule, having performed in schools, churches, and concert halls in 43 states, Canada, Eastern Europe, and China. The group has a commitment to the finest traditional and contemporary sacred and secular repertoire. The Wind Symphony has recorded eleven compact discs of sacred music.
Dr. Richard Fischer, Distinguished Professor of Music, has served as director of bands at Concordia University-Chicago since 1974. He received the bachelor of music education and master of music degrees from De Paul University and the doctor of musical arts degree from Michigan State University. He has also studied at Cornell College and the University of Northern Colorado. Fischer conducts the Wind Symphony and University Band. He teaches basic and advanced level conducting courses as well as various music education courses. Read more at www.cuchicago.edu/experience/arts/music/instrumental-ensembles/wind-symphony/.
Concordia University-Chicago is affiliated with the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod faith. The University is one of ten colleges and universities that are part of a nation-wide system of Lutheran colleges. Founded in 1864 as Addison Lutheran Teachers Seminary, Concordia University Chicago today is a comprehensive liberal arts university. More than 5,200 full-time students are enrolled in undergraduate, graduate and doctoral study through the colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, and Graduate and Innovative Programs. Read more about Concordia University-Chicago at www.cuchicago.edu/.
Immanuel Lutheran Church is a member of The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod (LCMS), and will celebrate its 100th anniversary the day after the concert, October 28. Immanuel Lutheran School offers Christian education, beginning with three-year-old pre-kindergarten classes and continuing through the eighth grade. Immanuel Lutheran Child Care is open Monday-Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. year-round to children from the ages of 6 weeks to 12 years. More information about the church, school and child care may be found at www.immanuelbrookfield.org.
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Dr. Brian P. Butler graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1990. He works in Waukesha, WI and 3 other locations and specializes in Urology and General Surgery. Dr. Butler is affiliated with Aurora St Lukes Medical Center, Aurora West Allis Medical Center, Froedtert & The Medical College Of Wisconsin Community Memorial Hospital Campus, Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital, Waukesha Memorial Hospital and Wheaton Franciscan-Elmbrook Memorial Hospital.View More
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Pete Carroll was born September 15, 1951 in San Francisco, California. He went to Redwood High School in Larkspur, California. As a freshman, he was too small for sports and had to bring a doctor's note in order to even try out for the football team.
That set his tone for the attitude he would carry throughout his life ("Earn everything") and helped him become a 3 sport star in high school, playing basketball, baseball and QB, WR and DB on the football team.
He won his school's Athlete of the Year his senior year in 1969 and was in the school's first ever Hall of Fame class in 2009.
From high school, Carroll went to junior college at College of Marin and then transferring to the University of the Pacific. He played safety for his 2 years at UoP and was named All-Pacific Coast Athletic Conference both of those years.
After college, Carroll tried out for the Honolulu Hawaiians of the World Football League, but didn't make the team. He went on to work his only non-football job of his life, selling roofing materials.College Coaching Career Part 1
Carroll's first coaching job came courtesy of his coach at Pacific, becoming a graduate assistant on his staff. He also re-enrolled at Pacific as a graduate student. He worked with the wide receivers and the secondary wide receivers on the team. He was inducted to their Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995.
Carroll won big while at USC
After graduation, Carroll moved on to the University of Arkansas as an assistant working with the secondary. To put this into perspective, Lou Holtz was head coach of the Razorbacks at the time. The defensive coordinator was one Monte Kiffin.
The backup quarterback on the team was Houston Nutt. Carroll's wife babysat Lane Kiffin, now the head coach of USC.
The next 2 years had him at 3 different colleges: Iowa State University, Ohio State University and then a 3 year stint with the third school, NC State. He ran the secondaries at all 3 schools and became defensive coordinator at NC State.
Carroll was invited again by one of his Pacific mentors to join their coaching team, this time as assistant head coach and offensive coordinator. He lasted one year there before finally making his first jump to the NFL.NFL Coaching Career Part 1
In 1984, he became DB's coach at Buffalo. The next year, he held the same position in Minnesota and was there for 3 seasons. Then he moved on to become the Jets defensive coordinator before moving to head coach of the franchise. He was fired as head coach of the Jets after 1 season.
He then went to San Francisco for 2 seasons, serving as the defensive coordinator. Then he got his second head coach position, this time with the New England Patriots.
Carroll took the Pats to the playoffs the first 2 seasons with the team and was fired after his third season ended in a second half collapse.College Coaching Career Part 2
On December 15, 2000, Carroll officially began his tenure as head coach of the University of Southern California Trojans.
We all know how that went. Carroll went on to have one of the most successful college coaching careers in history. Before sanctions against the school, Carroll boasted a record of 97-19 with 4 BCS national championship appearances and 3 wins in those games.
He had 53 players go pro in his tenure and churned out 25 1st team All-American players.NFL Coaching Career Part 2
Carroll is now steering the ship in Seattle and leaving his mark immediately
Then came the moment that sent Seahawks nation into a frenzy. On January 9, 2010, Carroll was announced to have reached an agreement to take over the head coaching position for our beloved Seattle Seahawks. Carroll took over for Jim Mora after his 1 season of work and stepped right in.
Although he has lead the Seahawks to consecutive 7-9 records, his impact on the team has already been huge, to say the least. Carroll completely turned over the coaching staff and roster of players to fit what he used at USC as a mold for success.
His first season with the Seahawks took them to the playoffs and hosting a playoff game at home against the New Orleans Saints. That game would go down in infamy as one of the greatest playoff games and playoff moments ever with Marshawn Lynch's Beast Quake touchdown run.
Carroll just finished his second season in Seattle, sending 5 players to the NFL Pro Bowl to top it all off.
Though he hasn't earned many accolades yet in this go-around in the NFL, he has already made a massive positive impact on this franchise.In The Community
While coaching at USC, Carroll started his A Better L.A. foundation to help reduce violence in the Los Angeles area.
After moving to Los Angeles to take the USC job, Carroll saw how big an effect the violence in the city was and created the foundation to help children escape the violence and create a better environment for them to grow up and develop in.
After taking the Seahawks job, Carroll built on his A Better LA success by starting A Better Seattle. The message with this foundation is the same, keeping children in a violence free-environment to grow up and develop.
It also emphasizes good health and has partnered with several organizations in the community to achieve their goals.CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT THE SEAHAWKS BLOG PAGE IN OUR CLUBHOUSE SECTION AT NWSB!
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BioFlex Laser, a division of Meditech International Inc, is a company dedicated to using the healing power of light to alleviate the pain and negative impacts of many common diseases. We are committed to being a clinically proven, non-invasive, non-toxic and safe alternative and adjunct to other therapies, with excellent patient outcomes being our priority focus. We are clinician's first, partnering with world class engineers, to create products that are incubated in our Meditech clinics, bringing you the best in class low level laser therapy solutions.
Over the past 20 years, the company has developed the BioFlex Series of Laser Therapy Systems, the most advanced and effective devices available on a global basis. Incorporating basic research, scientific knowledge and clinical expertise, the company has developed protocols for a vast array of medical conditions.
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Fred Kahn, a physician, sustained a severe rotator cuff injury in a skiing accident. Aware of the shortcomings of surgical repair for this condition, he utilized a primitive European Laser Therapy device in order to resolve this problem. Almost instantly, he obtained relief from the pain and with continuing treatment was able to restore a normal range of motion of the shoulder. This stimulated Dr. Kahn to explore the possibility of developing more sophisticated devices to treat a more extensive range of clinical conditions.
Meditech International was founded by Dr. Kahn and incorporation was completed in 1992. A series of concept devices were developed under Dr. Kahn's leadership at CATE, Centre of Technology and Education at Ryerson University in Toronto. Systems were simultaneously developed for utilization by healthcare professionals and for patient use at home.
A Research and Development laboratory was established at Ryerson University; this included engineers, basic researchers and clinicians.
Within the laboratory at Ryerson, the first Meditech Clinic was opened to treat a variety of medical conditions and establish appropriate therapeutic protocols. Many patients, including Ryerson staff, presented for treatment of conditions that had not been resolved by conventional therapies.
Meditech corporate headquarters, including the Laser Rehabilitation Centre, relocate to a freestanding facility at 411 Horner Avenue in Etobicoke, Ontario. Over the past fifteen years, this establishment has become the most comprehensive Laser Therapy Clinic in North America and is currently administering over 1500 patient treatments weekly.
A second Meditech Laser Rehabilitation Clinic opens in Central Downtown Toronto. This was carried out in order to enable business executives and their extensive staff to have access to Laser Therapy close to their place of work.
The Educational Centre was opened adjacent to the Etobicoke Clinic in order to establish a regular educational program. This was a significant step forward, enabling health care professionals to travel from around the world and attend an extensive program, incorporating all aspects of Laser Therapy including history, mechanisms of action, enhanced application, etc. The courses are held regularly at a minimum of once per month, however sometimes are conducted every two weeks. The company also occasionally hosts this type of event at offsite venues in San Diego, Calgary and a number of other major cities.
The 6000 square foot research, engineering and manufacturing department with state of the art instrumentation was added. Previously these functions had been carried out at a number of separate locations and bringing them together enabled a more coherent, focused approach. Specialists in photoelectronics, software, hardware and other specialized disciplines were now able to communicate directly and this collaboration has inspired innovations on a continuing basis. Laser Therapy is not a static technology and a cutting edge philosophy indoctrinates this energetic group.
Visit us at one of our Meditech clinics where our expertise is the administration of low level light therapy. Our commitment in clinical practice is to provide a high standard of care based on clinical outcomes. Plus, there are hundreds of other clinics around the world providing BioFlex Laser treatments.