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Open The Door Because I'm Coming In
Title: Open The Door Because I'm Coming in
Category: Teen Wolf
Genre: Drama/ Romance/ Smut
Rating: M
Warning: Slash m/m
Paring: Jackson/Stiles, Danny/Brad, slight Derek/Danny, Scott/Allison, Scott/Lydia
Summary: Derek gave Jackson the bite, with the change comes something he didn't expect. He can smell it all around town its sweet, the sweetest thing he has ever smelled. He can't seem to get a lock on it; it shows up pretty much everywhere. He finally finds it when school starts back up, and is surprised but pleased to find that that alluring scent belongs to one Stiles Stilinski. He's going to claim the teen and make him his. However Scott and Lydia have some problems with this.
Disclaimer: I own no one and nothing
A/N: I don't know too much about werewolf lore or anything so I just made it up as I went and a little of what I've seen in movies and such. So if that bothers you, then you should not bother reading.
Thanks to everyone who's been reviewing. Sorry this one is a little late but I've been swamped with school.
Special thanks to Laraneia for betaing!
Chapter 07 (3919)
Derek and Jackson made it back into town as quickly as possible; they had the same bad feeling as Danny about Lydia disappearing with Stiles. They stopped by Jackson's to get some clothing, not wanting to try sniffing around the Martin residence in wolf form or completely in the buff. They picked up the blonde's car while they were there and drove it over to Lydia's, Jackson almost getting them in a wreck due to his speed.
"It smells like he's been here but that doesn't necessarily mean Lydia's known about it." Derek said reasonably though he didn't really believe it, he was just trying to calm his pack mate, he'd been smelling both Allison and the redhead on Scott any time they ran into each other for weeks.
"Let's check inside." Jackson said motioning Derek to follow him to the front door.
"Oh, Jackson, honey, so lovely to see you. You haven't been around lately, we've missed you." Mrs. Martin cooed when she opened the door, letting one manicured hand run along his muscled arm. "Who's your friend?" She asked with a predatory smile. Both werewolves' noses wrinkled in distaste as they smelled the housewife's arousal coming off of her in waves.
"Hi, Mrs. Martin this is my friend Derek, I just dropped by to see Lydia, is she here?" Jackson asked, knowing full well that the redhead wasn't there.
"Oh, you know better than that. Call me Marisa. Now come on in and I'll get your friend a drink while you go leave Lydia a message on her desk, she hasn't come home yet this evening but I know she will be thrilled when she finds out you stopped by." The older women said, ushering them into the house and leading Derek off to the living-room while the blonde made his way up into his ex-girlfriends room.
Opening the door, the hinge creaking just the slightest bit, he was assaulted by Scott's scent devouring all other scents in the room, curling around them and tinting them with his own. Jackson growled, berating himself for not having suspected Lydia of becoming involved. He rooted around the room looking for any clues that might tell him where the crazed werewolf was now; where Lydia was with Stiles.
Finding nothing, he cursed to himself, having to concentrate to pull back the wolf before slipping out of the room and down the stairs to save Derek from the desperate housewife's clutches. He had to suppress a laugh as he came upon Derek, a thoroughly put upon look covering his face. The alpha werewolf was squeezed as far away from Mrs. Martin as possible; being as small as possible in the corner as the bottle dyed redhead leaned closer and closer to him.
"Oh, Jackson come sit, I had the maid bring out lemonade." Marisa called when she spotted him in the doorway, her hand fanning out towards the lemonade thoroughly doused with bourbon, even before he'd take the bite he'd known better than to try and drink that.
"Thanks for the offer Mrs. Martin but me and Derek really have to be going." Jackson told her with the smile he used on all parents.
"Marisa." The older women corrected, a frown pulling across her botox-ed face as Derek jumped up, displeased that he was leaving. "Are you sure you won't stay? I'm sure Lydia will be home soon."
"Sorry, Marisa, but we promised to meet some people for a study group." Jackson lied, heading towards the door, Derek following quickly behind him.
"Alright." She said, voice dejected. "Visit soon dear, you haven't been around lately, we all miss you." She said as they walked out the door. "Bring your friend around again too, he's welcome any time." Mrs. Martin said with a leer as she watched the two werewolves getting in the Porsche before speeding off.
"Don't ever leave me along with someone like that again." Derek seethed, smacking his hand against the back of the blondes head in agitation.
"What? Mrs. Martin is a lovely woman." Jackson said, trying not to outright snicker. "Scott was there recently." The blue eyed young man said, the mood turning serious, his knuckles whitening as he tightened his hold on the steering wheel. "I couldn't find anything to tell me where he is." Jackson growled.
"Pull over, I'm driving." Derek ordered as he heard a cracking noise coming from the steering wheel, Jackson glowered at him but did as told, he was starting to lose control over his wolf. Pulling over, the blonde had to make himself relax, breathing deeply, he was having trouble pulling the wolf back till he felt something shoved under his face and the scent instantly did the trick. Looking down he grabbed the brown jacket from Derek's hand pressing his face in deeper and inhaling the lingering scent of his mate twined around his own.
"Thanks." Jackson said, still breathing through the jacket as he got out of the car and exchanged seats with his alpha.
"Is your laptop in here?" Derek asked after acknowledging the thanks with a simple nod.
"Yeah, why?" Jackson asked, using the jacket to pillow his head as he relaxed against the car door.
"We need it to track Scott; you know to find your mate." Derek told him, snapping his hands in front of the blondes face to keep him from zoning out. He needn't bother snapping though, the mere reminder of the possible danger his mate was in putting him back on alert, however now the wolf was more under control.
"How are we going to do that?" Jackson asked, worried they wouldn't be able to find the crazed wolf. A small part of him worrying more that Stiles wasn't with Scott but instead parked somewhere in a back seat with Lydia doing things only Jackson was allowed to do with him. He pushed that away knowing that wasn't the case, knowing that Stiles wouldn't do that even if he'd been in love with Lydia since before Jackson had even noticed her that way.
"We aren't, Danny is." Derek told him as he pulled back onto the road.
"How?" Jackson asked, perplexed. "Do werewolves have some weird connection you haven't told me about that will tell him where Scott is?" The blonde asked, eyes glowing.
"No." Derek said rolling his eyes. "Danny is going to track Scott's phone. He did something similar once before when me and Stiles were trying to find the alpha." Derek told him.
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"Why is this taking so long?" Jackson whined from the corner of the room he'd been forced into after his pacing had thoroughly aggravated the alpha and the new werewolf. His own leather jacket forced around his shoulders by Derek, heavy with Stiles' scent since the brunet had been using it every day since the fair. Both the other werewolves ignored him, Derek in favor of watching as Danny hacked in search of Scott's phone, the process taking all of his concentration.
"Scott's phone is at Lydia's" Danny said, a frown crossing his tanned face as he turned to look up at Derek, wondering what to do now.
"Then track Lydia's phone." Jackson growled out, his claws sinking into the wall.
"Jackson, go wait in your room." Derek growled out, eyes glowing red, he'd just finished that wall the other night with help from Stiles, not that he would really call it help. All the quirky teen did was sit back and watch while telling him he was doing things wrong and nitpick, though he did bother to look up how to do it right after getting growled at.
Jackson growled, his claws digging deeper into the wall before he stomped upstairs, not pleased at being sent away to his room like a child when this concerned his mate. Reaching his room he slammed the door closed behind him causing the wall to rattle, he could hear a piece of drywall hitting the floor on the downstairs level from the vibrations. The small levels of destruction making him feel minutely better.
He paused just in the doorway to listen as Danny posed a question he himself was curious about. "Why would Lydia help Scott?" Danny asked, confused.
"I don't think Lydia is human any more, I was afraid this might happen, she isn't werewolf either. She's an in-between, some of the perks but not an actual werewolf. They tend to have poor impulse control; they don't have to fight with the wolf but they also have a harder time controlling their impulses." Derek explained, the blonde could hear as the alpha shuffled closer to the new wolf.
Jackson growled before tuning them out and let his body fall onto the bed, the blanket poofing out around his body as he hit the mattress with a soft thud, burying his face into the pillow Stiles had been using that morning. A whine escaped his lips as he inhaled the scent of his mate, the wolf coming even more to the forefront as he let his claws shred into the mattress beneath him. He stayed like that for what seemed like forever, claws digging groves into the flesh of the mattress before he heard Derek calling for him and he was rushing down, not bothering with the stairs, just jumping over the banister to the lower levels.
"Did you find something?" Jackson asked, hopeful.
"Yes, according to the GPS they are in the forest about twenty miles outside the town." Danny told him with a small grin, clearly proud of himself.
"We'll what are we waiting for, let's go." Jackson growled out, running out the door.
"Stay here." Derek said, a hand clamping tightly on Danny shoulder, lingering for a moment before he was following Jackson out the door.
"Be careful. Both of you." Danny called after them, biting his lip in worry.
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"Lydia, why are you helping him?" Stiles asked, a frown creasing his face. After Scott had captured him he'd dragged him back to camp and tied him securely to a tree, making sure the ropes were inescapable, the rope around his hand unnecessarily tight for a human, he was beginning to lose feeling in his hands. He'd left not long after, leaving Lydia to watch over him with a warning not to let him out of her sight and that he'd be back shortly. "He isn't stable; he could kill you at any moment." Stiles started to ramble, eyes pleading as he stared at the redhead seated on the hood of her car, painting her nails a dark blood red.
"Would you just shut up, you are really starting to get on my nerves." Lydia said, not looking up from her naisl.
"You are way too smart to be pulled into this." Stiles whined at her with a scrunched face.
"Jackson." The redhead said shrugging.
"What?" Stiles asked, confused.
"I get Jackson." Lydia said with an eye roll.
"What are you talking about? What do you mean you get Jackson?" Stiles asked.
"Once you are out of the way me and Jackson will go back to dating and ruling the school together. The only reason he is ignoring me is you. So once Scott bites you then Jackson won't want you anymore and he'll come running back to me." Lydia told him, looking up at him for the first time since they started talking a vicious grin on her face as she saw Stiles' face sink with worry. He couldn't help the nagging doubt in the back of his mind that told him she was right and if Scott bit him Jackson really would turn him away. With that sprung a fear that maybe the blonde werewolf only wanted him in the first place to upset Scott, maybe he was just using him.
"I can smell your fear." Lydia told him, the same vicious smile splitting her face as he spluttered. "It's a side effect of living through a werewolf bite without becoming one, your senses are heightened; smell, sight, hearing, and just a bit of enhanced strength with none of that pesky transformation stuff." She said, large green eyes focused intently on him.
Stiles opened his mouth to ask if she'd had a mental breakdown but was stopped by Scott tromping back into the clearing, blood coating him. Stiles felt his stomach drop at the sight of the ruby red liquid dripping in rivets down the werewolf's face and hands, the human was hopeful that it was animal blood and not some unsuspecting hiker.
"You can leave now Lydia." Scott told her as he approached Stiles.
"I'm not going anywhere." Lydia said, a scowl pulling at her lips, she was not one to be ordered around.
"Suit yourself." Scott said, shrugging before kneeling in front of the bound human, eyes glowing yellow and teeth elongating, the spit glistening in the light of the fading sun.
"You don't want to do this; I'll be the worst werewolf ever. You know I never listen and I take too much Adderall." Stiles rambled as his crazed friend leaned in closer, hot breath licking at his cheek as a growl reverberated through Scott's chest. Stiles let out a shout as claws sunk into his arm, blood leaking out around them.
Lydia, seeing the blood, decided it was time to head out; she'd have what she wanted soon enough. "This is where I make my exit. I can't listen to his rambling any longer." The redhead said with a tight smile, ignored as she got in her car and sped off.
"You will learn to listen." Scott hissed, the hand not slicing into the fragile human flesh pressing Stiles' head to the side so he could get at his neck. Stiles gulped as a hot tongue licked over his pulse point, a nose following to scent him. "I can smell him on you, his claim." Scott growled, teeth grazing over skin, raising blood to the surface, a grin pulling at his lips as Stiles whimpered, the scent of fear filling the air around them.
Scott was just about to finally bite down on Stiles' jugular when he heard a snap coming from somewhere behind him. Whipping around, his claws pulling from the human's soft flesh pulling a moan of pain with them "Quiet." Scott growled, whipping back towards the bench-warmer before whipping back, head tilting up as he scented the air. A growl left the deranged werewolf before he was darting off into the woods with intent.
Stiles heard an answering growl as something crashed into a tree, which he presumed was a body. He heard more thrashing and snarling and at one point a howl of pain but he couldn't figure out who was making what sounds, though he was hopeful it was Derek out there beating Scott into submission. He gulped nervously as there was another howl of pain followed by silence, the eerie unnatural sound of nothing making goose-flesh rise all over.
It was dark, too dark to see by the time Stiles heard a noise, his eyes adjusting as much as possible, he jumped as far as the ropes allowed when he heard leaves rustling. His heart was pumping fast and loud, blood rushing in his ears as he whipped his head back and forth trying to get a lock on where the sound was coming from. He gasped as suddenly there was a wet nose rubbing against his hands, he hadn't seen the wolf show up out of the shadows till he was right in front of him.
"Jackson?" Stiles asked, hopeful that it was the blonde werewolf or Derek and not Scott. The wolf did nothing but continue to sniff at him for a few minutes before fur was melting away to reveal smooth skin, bone was breaking, muscle pulling and elongating under the skin.
"You're hurt." Jackson stated the obvious, wolf still in the forefront and worried for its mate, leaning down to inspect the bleeding wound on his arm.
"Jackson." Stiles breathed out again, elated with the sight of the blonde lacrosse player. "What happened?" Stiles asked, concerned for the other werewolves involved. Jackson ignored his questions in favor of sliding his claws across the rope keeping Stiles pressed back against the tree. "Oh, thank god. I was starting to lose feeling in my hands" Stiles said massaging at his wrist in an attempt to help the blood flow back into them.
"Wh- What are you doing?" Stiles stuttered out, his breath catching as Jackson licked at his bleeding arm, cleaning the wound. The werewolf again did not reply, only gripped the arm under his mouth tighter as Stiles attempted to pull away. "Oh, that is so wrong." Stiles moaned out as heat trailed up his arm where werewolf spit was working its way into the wound, helping the healing process along, the more the blonde cleaned the more it healed. "This seems very unhygienic." Stiles said, letting his head thunk back against the tree.
"He didn't bite you did he?" Jackson asked in concern, finally pulling back the wolf enough to do so as he finish cleaning the blood from the wound, flesh now knitting back together.
"No." Stiles said, head shaking as he was pulled into the blonde's body becoming increasingly aware of the fact that Jackson was naked. "We should get out of here, maybe get you some clothes." Stiles got out, breathy, the last bit turning into a moan as the werewolf was nosing at his neck rubbing his scent onto the brunet, nipping and licking the pale mole-spotted neck in an urgent need to get rid of Scott's scent lingering there.
(Some smut)
"Quiet, they're still near." Jackson huskily whispered into Stiles pale ear, nipping at the lobe, the brunet burying his head in a naked shoulder to muffle his gasp. Stiles could still feel the heat from where the werewolf had licked the bleeding wound and now it was starting to spread throughout the rest of his body, pulling in his stomach. Jackson growled against Stiles skin as he could smell his scent sweeten, his cock filling at the first hint and he pulled the human closer so that he was straddling his thighs.
"Are they okay?" Stiles asked, biting his lip to keep a moan from entering the air as Jackson rutted up into him, the friction against his clothed cock making it swell.
"They are fine, Derek managed to bite him, he's a little bruised up but he'll be completely healed in a day or two." Jackson assured, hands moving everywhere as he continued to rock up into the brunet's clothed body. Stiles clutched desperately at the blonde's shoulder, stuttering breath ghosting across the werewolf's neck. "I need-" Jackson broke off as he pulled at Stiles' shirt, getting it caught on elbows. "I need to feel your skin." He growled out, ripping the outer shirt.
"Hey!" Stiles complained, sleeves hanging on his arms as the rest of the shirt was thrown to the ground, another growl escaping the werewolf as he's faced with the gray under-shirt, already pulling at it. "Hey, hey okay." Stiles groaned out, releasing his grip from Jackson's shoulders, throwing the remains of his outer shirt to the ground with a frown before pulling the under shirt off, throwing it in the same direction.
"I'm glad to see you but I am still mad at you." Stiles groaned out as his back was pressed against the ground, leaves instantly sticking to his skin and a twig poked into his back. "We're in the middle of the woods." Stiles complained as Jackson pressed into him harder, hands fluttering all over his exposed skin, unable to focus on just one section.
"They are going to hear you and come investigate if you don't quiet down." Jackson said as his hands worked on removing Stiles' jeans so that he had more flesh to touch. "I don't think you want to give them a show." The blonde said through a mouthful of flesh, a harsh moan escaping Stiles as his pants were shoved halfway down and Jackson's cock was rubbing against his own aching flesh.
"No, no don't want to put on a show." Stiles moaned out arching up into the co-captains hard body, needing more of that wonderful friction. Hands wrapped around his hips, claws catching on his skin as Jackson pressed as close as possible, kissing and licking any flesh within reach, needing to mark his claim again. "F-fuck" Stiles stuttered out as a clawed hand wrapped around both of their cock, stroking them, precome making the slide easier.
"I was so worried." Jackson groaned in his ear as he continued to stroke their cocks. "I should kill him for hurting you." Jackson growled out, his hand speeding up its pace.
"I, I'm fine now." Stiles breathed out, practically panting as his nails dug into the flesh of Jackson's shoulders, unable to do little more than hold on for dear life.
"Not the point." Jackson growled, claiming his mouth in a wet, sloppy kiss, tongue scourging every crevice of the human's mouth hungrily. "He could have killed you." He growled again as he pulled away before plunging back in as he jacked their cocks, bringing them closer and closer with each pull and twist of his hand.
"You saved me." Stiles moaned out, body coiled tight as heat was gathering in the pit of his stomach, burning hotter and hotter. "Everything is fine now." He groaned out, words breaking.
"I'll always save you." Jackson told, him eyes glowing mint green as they locked on the humans brown doe-eyes. "You are my mate, mine to protect." The blonde told Stiles, kissing his suddenly slack lips before nosing down to his throat and biting, pulling just a hint of blood followed by the hot flow of the brunet's come pulsing over his hand and cock coating them both in the sticky white seed. Moments later Jackson followed, his seed covering them both as well, mixing together as he continued to rub against the human.
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"I'm your mate?" Stiles asked as he came down from the high of orgasm, staring up into the werewolf eyes, a small whine escaping him as the werewolf continued to rub against him, the friction hitting his oversensitive cock.
"Yes." Jackson told him, making a point not to hit Stiles' sensitive member as he continued rubbing and petting at the human's pliant body.
"Oh, okay." Stiles said after a long minute, a happy pleasant feeling bubbling up in his stomach at the thought of being Jackson's mate. "This doesn't mean I'm not still mad at you." Stiles told him, trying to be firm and not smile but as the blonde smiled down at him he couldn't help but return it with a smile of his own.
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A/N: Hope you all liked, please read and review. I thought about stopping it here at one point but I did not, so there are two more chapters to wrap everything up, aso containing a good deal of smut.


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About Jeff Masters
Dr. Masters co-founded wunderground in 1995. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990. Co-blogging with him: Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Jeff Masters, 3:54 PM GMT on July 26, 2016
A "black swan" hurricane—a storm so extreme and wholly unprecedented that no one could have expected it—hit the Lesser Antilles Islands in October 1780. Deservedly called The Great Hurricane of 1780, no Atlantic hurricane in history has matched its death toll of 22,000. So intense were the winds of the Great Hurricane that it peeled the bark off of trees--something only EF5 tornadoes with winds in excess of 200 mph have been known to do. However, hurricanes ...
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The closest approach on record by a tropical storm to the island of Oahu resulted in torrential rains in excess of ten inches there as Tropical Storm Darby passed just 40 miles to the south and west of Honolulu, Oahu on Sunday with sustained winds of 40 mph. No other named storm on record has passed that close to Honolulu or Oahu since accurate records began in 1949. Rainfall amounts of over ten inches in the 24 hours ending at 3:45 am HST Monday were reported at fi...
By: Jeff Masters, 10:57 PM GMT on July 23, 2016
Tropical Storm Warnings are flying for the Big Island of Hawaii, Maui and Oahu as Tropical Storm Darby dashes itself against the high mountains of the Big Island. Saturday evening satellite loops showed that Darby was becoming misshapen and disorganized as it made landfall on the Big Island, and radar on the Big Island showed a highly asymmetric storm, with all of the heavy rains confined to the southeast side.
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By: Jeff Masters, 9:18 PM GMT on July 22, 2016
Tropical Storm Warnings are flying for the Big Island of Hawaii and Maui as Tropical Storm Darby steams westwards at 11 mph towards Hawaii. An Air Force hurricane hunter aircraft was in Darby Friday afternoon, and found top surface winds near 60 mph and a surface pressure of 999 mb. Friday afternoon satellite loops of Darby showed a modest area of heavy thunderstorms that were changing little in intensity. Wind shear was a moderate 10 - 20 knots, and sea surface tem...
By: Jeff Masters, 3:01 AM GMT on July 22, 2016
It was a historic day in the annals of meteorology on Thursday, July 21, 2016 in the Middle East, where the temperature in Mitribah, Kuwait soared to an astonishing 54°C (129.2°F). If verified, this would be Earth's hottest temperature ever reliably measured outside of Death Valley, California, according to wunderground's weather historian Christopher C. Burt. The temperature is likely to be verified, since Thursday's incredible heat also extended into Iraq, which...
Updated: 6:43 PM GMT on July 22, 2016
Dr. Masters co-founded wunderground in 1995. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990. Co-blogging with him: Bob Henson, @bhensonweather

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Gary Busey Hilariously Auditions to Go to Mars, Still Terrifyingly Insane
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On Jimmy Kimmel last night, Gary Busey showed his audition reel for Mars One, a reality show that it being planned by a non-profit organization in order to create a settlement on Mars (for real). It's basically a one-way trip to Mars, where apparently viewers at home can watch the participant expire. In space.
Good times.
Anyway, Busey's audition reel is hilarious and kooky and everything you'd expect from a Gary Busey audition reel for a one-way trip to Mars. "I don't let anything get me down," he says, "because I am positive. If you're not positive, don't go to Mars, because you'll get trapped in your own eating habits. When you find yourself eating part of your calf muscle, you should not be on Mars."
Wise. Insane. Busey.
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The Dish
Tag: The Breakers
Five places for a memorable Mother's Day brunch
- 2:36 pm Wednesday, May 6th, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
Brunch and Mother's Day make a good couple. And among the restaurants where they'll make beautiful music together:
*The Circle dining room at The Breakers (1 S. County Road):
Why: Unless you're jaded, the grande dame of Palm Beach resorts always feels like a special place. And everyone should do brunch at least once in the ocean-view Circle dining room—replete with its 30-foot frescoed ceiling with hand-painted murals depicting Renaissance-style landscapes.
What: The brunch buffet is lavish—chef-attended stations, traditional breakfast favorites, raw bar, imported cheese, caviar, salads, breads, patés and more—and a harpist plays.
When: 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
How much: $130 adults, $50 children 11 and younger.
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Now in hand at The Breakers' Circle dining room: An All-Clad `Top 100′ award
- 2:58 pm Friday, April 3rd, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
Among the scads of dining awards it has received over the years, The Breakers can now add another one: An All-Clad trophy pan engraved with "Top 100 Restaurants in America."
Last week, a representative from OpenTable, a worldwide provider of online restaurant reservations, presented the award, which specifically designates The Breakers' historic Circle dining room, known for its lavish Sunday brunches, as one of the top 100 restaurants in the country.
The designation is part of OpenTable's annual Diners' Choice awards, which are based on the combined opinions of more than 5 million restaurant reviews—about thousands of restaurants in America—submitted to OpenTable by [More]
This month at The Breakers: chocolate, chocolate…and more chocolate
- 3:02 pm Sunday, February 15th, 2015 by M.M. Cloutier
At several of its restaurants this month, The Breakers (1 S. County Road; www.thebreakers.com) is featuring dessert specials anchored by the most widely relished confection: chocolate.
And to the extent that at least one highlighted dessert is dubbed the chocolate "blackout" thanks to its full-on chocolaty richness.
Chocolate dessert specials throughout February include Valrhona chocolate layer cake ($14) at The Breaker's Flagler Steakhouse; a warm chocolate whoopee-pie sundae ($12) at the resort's HMF; and Gianduja chocolate torte ($11) at The Breakers' Italian Restaurant.
The "blackout" dessert—another kind of cake ($12.50) with Valrhona chocolate—is offered at the resort's Seafood Bar.
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Special menus, lavish buffet highlight New Year's Day brunches in Palm Beach
- 1:40 pm Wednesday, December 31st, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
Here's one way to celebrate the first day of 2015: brunch.
While several Palm Beach restaurants will be serving their regular lunch menus on New Year's Day, some are offering special brunch menus or brunch buffets.
Among them:
Café Boulud, 301 Australian Ave.: The 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. New Year's Day brunch here features three courses for $48 a person. First-course selections include strawberry parfait, chilled lentil soup, and roasted pear salad, among others. Entrée choices range from an omelet with asparagus and white cheddar to fried oyster hash, Belgian waffles and rainbow trout almondine, among other items. Dessert choices include blueberry tart, pear sundae, [More]
For a limited time, The Breakers' HMF offering afternoon tea with nibbles, tipples
- 11:21 am Friday, December 26th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
The Breakers' dining-and-drinking establishment HMF—located in the resort's expansive and redesigned historic Florentine Room—is typically an evening hotspot, but for a limited time, it's also a place for holiday-season afternoon tea, nibbles and tipples.
In addition to a wide variety of teas offered on various dates between now and Jan. 3, there's a menu of champagnes and "daytime tipples" ($15 apiece), such as the `Grand Mimosa' with fresh-squeezed orange juice, champagne and Grand Marnier, and `The Redhead' with Charbay Meyer Lemon Vodka, blood-orange liqueur, cranberry juice and lime foam.
Teas are served with tea sandwiches, pastries and buttermilk scones with Devonshire cream, rose-petal jam and preserves.
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Feast of the Seven Fishes: 7 tasty fish/seafood dishes in Palm Beach
- 12:38 pm Monday, December 22nd, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
For Southern Italians and many Italian-Americans, Christmas Eve calls for the Feast of the Seven Fishes, a tradition centered on several—and not necessarily seven—fish and seafood dishes.
In that spirit, here are seven tasty fish/seafood dishes from among numerous such offerings at some of the island's Italian restaurants.
Trevini, 290 Sunset Ave.( www.treviniristorante.com): plump mussels—and their flavor shines thanks to the simple preparation with tomato, garlic and olive oil.
Cucina dell'Arte, 257 Royal Poinciana Way (www.cucinadellarte.com): mixed seafood with grilled shrimp, dayboat fish, calamari, asparagus, white beans and arugula. Or, try morel mushroom-crusted King salmon with a velvety lemon sauce.
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Giving good eats: Island restaurants serving up gift-card deals during the holidays
- 12:37 pm Monday, December 1st, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
For the holidays, Palm Beach restaurants are offering deals on their gift cards—buy a certain dollar-amount worth of them and you'll receive one or more bonus cards on the house.
A few examples follow and serve as a reminder to ask your favorite restaurant—or the favorite restaurant of someone on your gift-giving list—if that restaurant has any holiday gift-card deals in play. Since 2007, annual sales of gift cards nationally have risen from $80 billion to about $120 billion, according to various advisory-group analyses (and, by the way, about $1 billion annually in gift cards go unredeemed).
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Have you read about the whole question of ADHD and natural medicine? Natural medicine is NOT regarded as complementary in the US whereas in the UK, it fits in more comfortably with conventional medicine and there are often medical surgeries which will embrace a whole range of treatments. In that way they can decide what is more suitable and indeed more effective. In this article I want to point out what are the advantages of ADHD and natural medicine so that you are better informed before making any decision about how to treat your child.
Why are psychostimulants the first choice for many doctors? There may be a conviction that it is actually safe and right or there may be a cavalier attitude to this mental disorder which does not take into account the fact that the whole child has to be treated and that pills cannot teach skills. Look at how ADHD is diagnosed in many doctor's offices.
First, as regards over diagnosis, it is clear that there are far too many hasty decisions being taken and that ADHD, to be properly diagnosed, several visits are needed. How many parents have you seen coming out of a paediatrician's office with a prescription for an amphetamine like drug in their hands, after only ONE visit?
Why ADHD and natural medicine is a perfectly valid alternative.
There are such powerful lobbies to-day that the acceptance of ADHD and natural medicine is an uphill task to say the least! But let us have a look at what it has to offer.
Natural medicine for ADHD usually means homeopathy but we could widen that definition so that it embraces a whole range of things from diet, exercise, green time, meditation, equine therapy and counselling.
I want to concentrate a little bit on homeopathy as that has been scorned by many people, unjustly, I feel. In the end,each parent has to decide what is right for his or her child.
Natural medicine for ADHD and homeopathy have been criticized because people point to the fact that clinical trials are inconclusive. But certain facts about this type of treatment cannot be denied.
The first is that there are no side effects which is certainly not the case with psychostimulants where some children may not eat or sleep properly. There are also no long term risks to health and there are no risk for cardiopatic patients or people with certain psychiatric conditions. Finally, these treatments are much more reasonably priced and best of all, there is no risk at all of addiction.
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The entire staff is unfailingly courteous, efficient, and helpful. The grounds are scenic and well cared for. There's something for everyone here: a sheltered lagoon for snorkeling, pools, seaside lounging, hammocks stretched between palm trees, sun or shade. I imagine the place could get pretty crowded during certain times, but we try to avoid vacationing during those times and thus had plenty of space.
The workout area is very nice, and you can rent bikes for $15/hr or $25 for the day, although most of the bikes on site require repair. Because all the working bikes were checked out, the attendant called a bike rental shop from town, who delivered a couple bikes within a few minutes for the same price, except for a couple dollars tacked on for picking up the bikes at the end of the day. Bicycling, by the way, is a great way to see Old San Juan.
Yes, the hotel food and drink is expensive--welcome to a Caribbean resort. They serve up tasty meals and good drinks, and they serve with a smile, which is worth a lot to us. Our ocean view was a bit limited, stationed as we were in a far corner of the main hotel, but we could see the Condado lagoon over a stretch of rooftop. Unfortunately, we couldn't hear the ocean waves crash against the shore, which is one of our favorite parts of vacationing near a big pond like the Atlantic. We hail from the mountain west, so it's a treat for us to get the whole ocean experience. Nevertheless, we had a good time because of the great service.
The general atmosphere around the hotel seems a bit more chaotic than the normal resort. I got the feeling a lot of people were there "on business." I have never seen so many people walking around a resort with their faces and fingers attached to their PDAs. Put down the phone; let's see that vacation smile.
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Out in West Texas, from which the New England-bred and Andover, Yale and Harvard-educated George W. Bush pretends to hail, the word "break" is most often used with horses. (Bush of course is famous for his fear of horses. It took quite a bit of coaxing in 2000 for photographers to get him into a shoot with some of these creatures in whose form artists for centuries have found the expression of freedom.) The phrase means stripping the animal of its free spirit, and bending it to the will of its human master. For Bush, however, the term has taken on a new meaning, namely "breaking" human beings. The sense is the same: to destroy the free spirit of the subject and to bend him to the will of his captor.
A major story in yesterday's Christian Science Monitor by Warren Richey gives us a good sense of the specifics that were used. Moreover, used on a U.S. citizen named Jose Padilla. At that time Padilla was accused of nothing, was being held (illegally, as it turned out) as an unlawful combatant. He is now on trial in Florida. Richey reports:
When suspected Al Qaeda operative Jose Padilla was whisked from the criminal justice system to military custody in June 2002, it was done for a key purpose – to break his will to remain silent. As a US citizen, Mr. Padilla enjoyed a right against forced self-incrimination. But this constitutional guarantee vanished the instant President Bush declared him an enemy combatant.
For a month, agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation had been questioning Padilla in New York City under the rules of the criminal justice system…. Padilla was delivered to the US Naval Consolidated Brig in Charleston, S.C., where he was held not only in solitary confinement but as the sole detainee in a high-security wing of the prison. Fifteen other cells sat empty around him.
The purpose of the extraordinary privacy, according to experts familiar with the technique, was to eliminate the possibility of human contact. No voices in the hallway. No conversations with other prisoners. No tapping out messages on the walls. No ability to maintain a sense of human connection, a sense of place or time. In essence, experts say, the US government was trying to break Padilla's silence by plunging him into a mental twilight zone. Padilla was not the only Al Qaeda suspect locked away in isolation. Although harsh interrogation methods such as water-boarding, forced hypothermia, sleep deprivation, and stress positions draw more media attention, use of isolation to "soften up" detainees for questioning is much more common.
It is clear that the intent of this isolation was to break Padilla for the purpose of the interrogations that were to follow," says Stuart Grassian, a Boston psychiatrist and nationally recognized expert on the debilitating effects of solitary confinement. Dr. Grassian conducted a detailed examination of Padilla for his lawyers.
Under U.S. military procedures governing the treatment of captured enemy prisoners embodied in a Department of the Army Field Manual, these isolation techniques were banned. The decision to ban them was driven more by concern about their efficacy than legality. It's well established at this point that they don't work. In fact, they routinely lead to false statements.
They also mirror techniques developed by the Soviet Union and condemned by the United States during the Cold War:
The Soviets expected their isolation technique to break a man in four to six weeks. The prolonged isolation creates in the subject a powerful desire to talk to anyone about anything. This sets the stage for the interrogation. If isolation wasn't enough to adequately prepare the subject, the Soviets would ramp up the psychological pressure by adding sleep deprivation, stress positions, or temperature adjustments to make the cell either too hot or too cold, the article says.
When used on U.S. airmen and soldiers during the Korean conflict, for instance, these techniques led the American service personnel to confess to atrocities of various sorts, all as suggested by the interrogators. The confessions were, of course, completely false. They were torture-induced. Which is just the point now lost on the upper tier of the Bush Administration.
Yale law professor Jack Balkin comments on the Monitor article:
It's important to remember that the Bush Administration did everything it could to deny Padilla even the basic right of habeas corpus. It argued that courts had no power to second guess the President's determination that Padilla was an enemy of the United States and could be held in solitary confinement indefinitely. It argued that no one had the right to contact Padilla and that no one had the right to know what the government was doing to him. It argued that courts should defer to the President's views about who was dangerous and who was not—that once the President declared a person an enemy, that person had all the process that was due them and courts should respect that determination.
It argued, in short, that the President always knows best. If the President had his way, the government, on the basis of information that never had to be tested before any neutral magistrate, could pluck any citizen off the streets, throw them in a military prison, and proceed to drive them insane.
Those are the powers that the Bush Administration sought. I will not mince words: They are the powers of a dictator in an authoritarian regime. They are the powers of the old Soviet Union, of the military junta in Argentina during the time of the disappeared.
The Padilla case is important as a demonstration of the power of isolation tactics to destroy a human being—without producing anything of gain. Torture apologists find it easy to defend, but they ignore the psychological truth, namely, in the words of John Donne, "solitude is a torment which is not threatened in Hell itself." And the case is important for another purpose, namely: it helps demonstrate how tactics which are introduced to deal with "foreign enemies" suddenly wind up being used on United States soil and against United States citizens with very little additional thought.
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Close to the airport and to the metro station
Very few restaurant in the area
The hotel is very cosy and the staff is friendly.
No free internet service available in the room.
convenient location, polite, friendly welcome, good internet facilities, great beds, good airport shuttle service.
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The staff were very friendly and helpful. Hotel Tryp Porto Expo is conveniently located to Oporto Airport. It is a tidy, modern, business hotel, across the road from a large conference centre, with free car parking. If you book a room when no conference is occurring you can expect a very good rate.
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The room was very generously sized and very modern.
Because of the large amount of marble and wood used, the room was cold at times. Some rugs or artwork would have made it more pleasant.
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The rooms is great and all the staff is verry kind
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The actual building- it was fairly new and design was nice. The staff was on the hold quite friendly and helpful.
The standard of Sheraton chain is really lacking --this hotel did not provide sufficient umbrellas for guests and did not do anything at all to help guests travel in the rain. The restaurant is quite overpriced and food was not as good. The rooms also did not have robes or slippers until you request for them!
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All was excellent!
All was pleasant!
The room service (including the telephone assistant) was excellent.
The hotel can improve with isolation, in order to keep a cooler temperature in bedrooms.
nice wiew, very close to the metro station, it was the ideal hotel to stay a couple of nights to visit Porto without the trouble of a central location..
internet very expensive (40 euros for hour!)
Spotlessly clean hotel, spacious room, delicious breakfast, free wi-fi in the lounge zone, close to metro station, hotel parking for reasonable price - what else is needed?
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Manager fans are realy disapointed in u.we need victory pls give us
I'm a long time Arsenal supporter and I can say that Arsene Wenger got what he deserved. His stubborn attitude and his love of internal promotion has finally given him the wake up call that he needed. Fair enough the promotion of youngsters such as Wilshire, Walcott and Ramsey into the first team has looked like a good move but how can a team look to improve when there is no experience? Who do these young players ask for advice and previous experiences? Rosicky? Injured for 80% of his career. Arshavin? He played in the Russian League for the majority of his career. Wenger needs to sign some old heads to teach his kids the mental strength that is needed to win titles. Look at Manchester United. Last season they had an average team with only two standout players in Rooney and Vidic. Yet with old heads like Giggs, Scholes, Neville, Ferdinand and even Evra they managed to be a team of CONSISTENCY. Thats what wins titles Arsene.


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ByRakteem Katakey and Joe Carroll: 22 July 2016
Several majors expected to post highest earnings in 3 quarters
Strong performance may not last as oil seen easing back to $40
For oil companies, the second quarter might be as good as it gets.
Shares gained more than in any other industry, thanks to crude rising from a 12-year low. Profits were the best in at least three quarters for majors including Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Chevron Corp. and BP Plc, helped by cost cuts, analysts say. The rest of the year might not be as rosy as supply holds near record levels.
The combined market value of the world's oil companies shrank by $2 trillion in the past two years following crude's collapse. While analysts agree the worst of the oversupply is over, BNP Paribas SA and JBC Energy GmbH are among those forecasting a slide back to $40 a barrel as output rebounds in Canada, Iran, Nigeria and the U.S., hurting producers whose investment cuts have put future growth in doubt.


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