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The Best Seafood Restaurants in Atlanta
Depending on who you believe in terms of planetary science -- and you can believe pretty much anybody except B.o.B -- you may have heard that we humans began as creatures of the sea. That may mean that to eat seafood makes us evolutionary cannibals, but have you ever tasted a succulent Chilean sea bass floating gently in a soft, fragrant miso broth? Read this list to find out where in Atlanta you can find that and many other delicious dishes among our city's greatest seafood restaurants.
Noble FinPeachtree Corners
Jay Swift closed his landmark Old Fourth Ward restaurant 4th & Swift and took his locally farmed foods-loving self to an area where people understand the value of progressive culinary arts, and restaurants that are seriously committed to local farmers. The move is anything but fishy -- gas up your car and drive way up north for sauteed Gulf grouper, a whole 2lb lobster, or pan-seared diver scallops with watermelon radish. He and his son Jeb Aldrich share cheffing duties and keep the grill fire going. You'd also be smart to hit the bar on Mondays and Fridays for "Buck-a-Shuck" oyster happy hour from 5-7pm.
Atlanta Fish MarketBuckhead
That towering steel structure of a trout/salmon hybrid on Pharr Rd is a moving tribute, or possibly a scary political statement/warning on what could emerge if we don't keep our oceans and rivers clean. Either way, it's amazing. But it would be meaningless if the building behind it wasn't a premiere Atlanta institution of seafood, where you can devour Atlanta's largest collection of wild-caught, fresh fish, from Cape Cod skate wing and Block Island swordfish to Boston lemon sole and Nova Scotia halibut. There's also a market where you can purchase live -- or recently dead -- lobster and other shellfish, various trout (mountain, steelhead) and salmon (king, Atlantic, smoked, etc), and AFM has a great sushi selection, featuring octopus and sea urchin nigiri and sashimi, plus rolls like the tuna hamachi and crab Ocean Garden.
Atlantic Seafood CompanyAlpharetta
Similar to Atlanta Fish Market, but more Alpharetta-y (and with no statute… yet), this restaurant/market is heralded for signature eats like soy-honey glazed Chilean sea bass, sashimi & sushi, and great steaks if you like to turf your surf. Starters include sauteed blue crab fingers in hot garlic broth, "favorites" range from Cajun trout to green chili grouper, and selections from their fresh, daily cut catch include African prawns, Alaskan halibut, and more, which you can have grilled with lemon beurre blanc, blackened with tartar sauce, or meuniere in brown butter caper sauce. There's also barrels of artisanal bourbon, infused liquors, wine, and more coming from the bar, because even fish like to drink.
Goin' CoastalVirginia-Highland
Sustainable seafood is this joint's calling card, along with plating your preferred gill-bearing beast within 36 hours of catching it. Preparation begins with grilling a la plancha, then you choose between "Coastal" seafood seasoning, "Miso" (braised in broth), simple salt/pepper "Skinny," and "Blackened" Cajun spice. Not only are all options delicious (if you like trout even in the slightest, try it here -- it's stupendous), but GC has great daily specials, such as $20 whole Maine lobsters on Monday nights, "Crab Trio Tuesday" in which you get a flash-fried fritter, she crab soup, and a pound of Alaskan snow legs, and $5 oyster dozens every Wednesday.
Designed to resemble a storm-weathered fish house for people who have way too much money to hang out in one, Lure is a great place to enjoy premium oysters, grilled cobia collars with smoked onions, Georges Bank sea scallops with rice porridge, or a seafood cassoulet with GA white shrimp, smoked swordfish belly, and crawfish. Weather permitting, grab weekend brunch on the dock-ish front patio and try a fried North Carolina catfish biscuit or the "Angler's Breakfast" of pan-fried rainbow trout with slow-cooked egg, potatoes, and greens.
C&S Seafood & Oyster BarVinings
Upscale is the word at C&S, where the old-school look of wood, leather, and dimmed lighting speaks to the classy approach it takes to sea-sourced dining. Everything in the kitchen is certified organic and locally grown, which is important to owners Rich Clark and Jon Schwenk, whose combined experience includes working together in Buckhead for world-renowned chef Maguy Le Coze (of NYC's Le Bernardin), and running other acclaimed seafood restaurants like Atlanta Fish Market and Atlantic Seafood Company. The lumb crab cake with Champagne butter is worth every penny of the $16 price tag, and the gumbo, truffled lobster orecchiette with cheese and tarragon bread crumbs, and raw bar offerings are all major winners. Still, there's nothing quite like the steamed sea bass, which experts say isn't the healthiest fish to eat, but pay no attention, because one day they'll taste it and apologize to all of us.
Wahoo! GrillDecatur
It feels fair to include Wahoo! just because it built a wine store in the front of the restaurant not long ago, but this neighborhood seafood bistro deserves credit for creating masterful water-born meals served inside a glass-walled dining room that provides a romantic view of a lush outdoor garden. The kitchen partners with local farmers and fisherman to procure sustainably sourced produce, protein, and grains. It's been doing the farm-to-table thing -- before it was a popular hyphenated catchphrase -- with GA trout, Charleston shrimp & grits, and other fish dishes from Hawaii to Faroe Island.
Legal Sea FoodsDowntown
Is it janky that Legal Sea Foods is across the street from the Georgia Aquarium? Not unless you're a delicious fish! The panoramic windows and balcony seats let you gaze out into Centennial Olympic Park, which is a nice touch whether you're keeping it lowbrow with spicy fish & chips, or taking on classics like Cioppino (lobster, scallops, shrimp, calamari, Little Neck clams, mussels, and whitefish in tomato broth), blackened mahi-mahi, or the sauteed shrimp/Andouille sausage/jasmine rice/braised greens "Louisiana Catfish Matrimony," which we hear is also the theme for Manti Te'o's upcoming imaginary New Orleans wedding.
The OptimistWest Midtown
Chef Adam Evans is no longer running the kitchen, but that doesn't mean that the fine seafood dining restaurant Ford Fry launched -- once called the "Best New Restaurant in America" by national media -- isn't still among the city's best. The nautical design transports you to a seaside resort, with high-quality foods that come from all around the country, from Georgia to Maine, back down to Alabama and beyond. Optimist is known for ridiculously fresh oysters, hickory-hearth-roasted fish (lane snapper, crispy whole New England haddock, duck-fat-poached swordfish, etc), and beachy eats like super-stuffed lobster rolls and hush puppies. It's also a great place to catch cocktails like the East of Eden, with Nikka Coffey grain whisky, WhistlePig barrel-aged grade-A dark maple syrup, and The Bitter Truth Jerry Thomas' decanter bitters.
Hugo's Oyster BarRoswell
The C&S founders must have realized that not everybody in the south wants to be fancy, but everybody loves fish, so they made Hugo's a little simpler, sourcing almost all the seafood -- aside from certain oysters -- from the Southeast (from the Outer Banks to the Mississippi Delta), as a nod to the down-to-earth sensibilities of the Atlanta suburbs. That also makes it more affordable, so be just as proud to order po-boys (crawfish, shrimp, oyster, etc) as you'd be to request specialities such as the blue-crab-crusted grouper, or market fish plates like Gulf redfish, NC rainbow trout, or Scottish salmon. HOB's also got a banging brunch menu, with bite-sized triangle beignets, crab cake Benedict with fried green tomatoes, and shrimp and Parmesan truffle grits, and be sure not to miss the build-your-own Bloody Mary and mimosa bars.
The Oceanaire Seafood RoomBuckhead
Though it's not an ATL original, this ballroom-esque national chain brings the good kind of pain (think Method Man, not ulcers) to your stomach via daily changing "top-of-the-catch fish" arriving from all over the world as it becomes available to the chef. Oceanaire's got cold apps like the colossal crabmeat cocktail (it's big), hot ones like escargots bourguignonne puff pastries, and an arrangement of lemon-butter-brushed fish plates from Columbia king salmon to Florida snapper. Still, you're in the Atlanta location, so order the chicken-fried lobster with truffled honey, cheese grits, and hot sauce, because even when we think we're high-falutin', we're still stereotypically predictable if you chicken-fry anything.
This Greek/Mediterranean seafood house, with its bold blue hues and huge, bright-white, rounded marble columns, strikes a decidedly different tone just from its appearance. It's known for wood-grilling and olive oil-/lemon-/oregano-basting whole fish entrees, including arctic char, bronzino, pink snapper, and red mullet. Kyma's also got a "Foodies" menu with inventive items like grilled cuttlefish (stuffed with 12-hour-braised lamb), and shell-less mussels cooked in white wine with feta cheese, ouzo, and green Holland peppers.
Ray's on the RiverSandy Springs
Having been around since 1984, RotR is a fine-dining landmark that puts you right alongside the Chattahoochee River to take in views with bites of freshly flown-in seafood. The gumbo here is made with a perfectly dark, flavorful roux, and the New Orleans BBQ shrimp will have you doubling your order before you even arrive at entrees like Canadian cold water lobster tail, the ginger soy tuna, or the horseradish-encrusted black grouper. Also check out the salsa-cruda-topped trout from Morganton, Georgia, the Bay of Fundy salmon, or the North Atlantic barrel-cut yellowfin tuna. And wash it all down with local craft brews from SweetWater, Red Hare, Jekyll, Jailhouse and Terrapin, or cocktails like the "Sofia Vergara" margarita with house-made jalapeño tequila. Hot damn!
Drift Fish House & Oyster BarMarietta
Chef Doug Turbush, who ran multiple AAA-rated fine-dining restaurants like ATL's legendary Bluepointe (before opening Seed Kitchen & Bar and Stem Wine Bar), keeps it simple and comfortable at the airy Drift, where high-grade American seafood gets live wood fire cooking techniques before arriving in front of you as you sit perched on high-backed benches or at blonde wooden tables. Bourbon-cured salmon is a great place to start before you get to beer-battered haddock with honey butter hush puppies, or lemon/herb ricotta ravioli with jumbo lump crab. You could also hit the raw bar for an assorted iced shellfish tower, or have wood-grilled branzino with chermoula Arabic marinade. If you're the message-in-a-bottle type, look for knowledge in house-bottled cocktails like the tequila/raspberry-chipotle/lime "Man Overboard," and end with a French silk pie or salted caramel sundae.
W.H. Stiles Fish CampPonce City Market
The Star Provisions folks don't skimp when it comes to food, so the place affectionately dubbed "Dub's" (named in honor of chef Anne Quatrano's great-great-great-great grandfather, who obviously was really great), does further justice to the reputation of the team behind Bacchanalia and Floataway Cafe, with an even lower frills menu than you might expect -- especially from the folks behind one of the city's consistently best (and priciest) restaurants. Considering itself a "modern, urban fish shack," Stiles' freshly caught and served seafood comes mostly from the South, whether it's from the raw shellfish bar, or smashed between bread as a pan-seared shrimp po-boy, trout skin BLT, or lobster roll. WH even sells sea-inspired home decorations, from kitchen utensils to oyster shuckers and crab claw crackers.
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Well, yesterday was wasted, and today will not be much better. I go for my stone blasting this morning. By the time the market opens I hope to be out and recovering at home. No guarantees, but I'm first on the docket at 7:30. I'll be on travel computer when I get home. I hope to be in the office later, but really not sure what to expect. I did not get to purchase a new work computer yesterday. I tried, but due to pre-op timing this will have to happen tomorrow or Wednesday. Of course SC does not have my chartbook up yet. Told you this would be an issue. Their service is terrible.
FOMC notes, Jackson Hole, Labor day, Halloween - (complete holiday list - LOL) any excuse possible to keep the HFT algos in line as they co-locate. We are close enough to start Labor Day ramp - Just look back at the 4th. I will have to check the technical setup to see if it will be as devastating as it was in July.
No news is good news, and #Ferguson has everyone distracted .Idiots I talk to are brainwashed by ATH. Questions I get on the street are totally ignorant and void of anything that could be construed as negative. A good example are the AFL fans here in Columbus (where AFL is HQ'd). Do they know about Japan's debt/gdp? No. Yen/USD issues? No. Fukushima issues? Nope. (think cancer insurance risk!) A plethora of other issues such as aging population, savings, trade deficits, qe4eva? Nope. Those issues cover Japan where 70% of their business is done and and enormous amount of cash sits in Yen not being repatriated. Shall we address the issues with supplemental (ie- you pay xtra) insurance in this economy? Paying more for insurance .... hmmmm that will go over really well with Ocare kicking in. Fantasyland folks, just keep those blinders on.
It appears we're now in the final sentiment stage. Not that long ago fear was the dominant tone. Now we are in that blow off bulltrap phase that gigs 'em all every time. Be my guest. The sooner the better. Looks to me that the STB bill/bear line has been dusted and that only means one thing - ATH baby. Barring an enormous news bite in the next two weeks this train should only go in one direction. There should be a really nasty double top divergence if we get there. Blown thru several of those haven't we. Enough to where I'm now numb to the setup.
I'll get my chartbook back sooner than later I hope. I miss it and I know a bunch of you do as well.
I'll get on as soon as I can in the morning to give updates on the procedure. Till then, thanks for being here and holding down the fort.
Almost forgot - My BP went thru the roof at pre-op yesterday when they started discussing the cost of my procedure - ready for this - what will be billed by the hospital in order to get a realistic settlement to cover cost? Ready for this? For me to have my stone blasted in an ESWL will cost $33,000. My BP went to 155 over something, not for the cost, but for facing the reality of how fucked up the system is. $33k. $33 friggin K. I was floored. I have read and heard stories, but experiencing it first hand was completely overwhelming.
More to come below.
Have a good day.
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RTO Islamabad arranges e-filing seminar at Pak Secretariat
The Inland Revenue Wing of the FBR has directed all its field offices to arrange training workshops and seminars to educate the stakeholders about the e-filing system for filing of tax returns. This initiative is being undertaken in view of the upcoming deadlines for filing of tax returns in September and October.
A seminar on e-filing was held in this regard at Pakistan Secretariat Islamabad under the supervision of Regional Tax Office Islamabad on 25th August, 2011. The seminar was arranged by Ms. Seema Majid, Commissioner Inland Revenue on the directions of Ms. Farida Amjad, Chief Commissioner Inland Revenue and was conducted by a team of Inland Revenue Officers with members from PRAL.
During the seminar, it was elaborated that after considerable efforts made by the FBR, the E-filing of returns is now very simple and trouble-free. The participants particularly appreciated the simplified e-filing procedure introduced by the FBR and facilitation efforts of RTO, Islamabad.
The Seminar was attended by the Drawing & Disbursing Officers (DDOs) and Officers of Pak Secretariat. Technical input was given by Mr. Mujahid Naeem, (PRAL Representative) while questions and queries of the participants were answered by the officers of RTO, Islamabad.
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Ronald James Gorman was born on April 10, 1932 in Viroqua, Wi. to Winfred and Mabel (Gilbeck) Gorman. His parents divorced soon after he was born. In that difficult time in our history, it was hard to raise a child alone, so Ron eventually lived with a series of Aunts and Uncles until he came to live with his beloved Frances and Myrtle Lee. They became his surrogate parents and were a part of his life until their deaths.
At the age of 17, he sought greater adventures and joined the Navy. While in the Navy, he participated in the Korean War. He saw many parts of the world he would have never seen had he not served. He discharged from the Navy in Southern California, where he would stay for the next 17 years.
Ron was a man of many talents. There were few things he could not fix, including any kind of engine. He had his own garage in California, as well as several other ventures. He was a member of the Los Alamitos Mounted Police, where he was able to ride his own horse in the New Years Day Rose Parade at least one year. It was also while he was in California, he met the love of his life, Nona. Soon after they met, they formed a bond that would not be broken for over 50 years until the time of his death.
In 1965, they decided to leave the congestion of Southern California and return to Ron's roots in Western Wisconsin. Ron was always a country boy at heart, and after a visit, realized how much he wanted to be a part of this area again. He and Nona, along with two of her daughters, left the freeways of California for the gravel roads of Westby, Wi. Eventually, they farmed a succession of larger and better farms together. It was a sometimes trying period but it was also during this time they were blessed with the birth of their daughter Carrie, who was a surprise and joy to them both.
In the early 70's, they decided to leave farming. Ron decided to embark on yet another career. Ron purchased a boom truck and began his own business painting barns and trimming trees. Many buildings in the Coulee Region were preserved with his expertise. It was also a time when the Dutch Elm Disease destroyed most of the Elm trees in the area and Ron was busy for quite some time removing them.
Ron's final career change came when he decided to rejoin military service. He enlisted in the Wisconsin Army National Guard and went to work at MATES in Fort McCoy. He served there until he was 60 years old, retiring from his formal working life at that time.
Ron and Nona had always had a love of camping. They had a series of campers until an opportunity came along for them to have a permanent site with the help of their dear friend, Lee Ekern. Ron built the cabin with mostly salvaged materials and hard work. That cabin on the Black River was the site of many happy family memories for years to come. After retirement, Ron and Nona were able to shed the binds to one area and took to the open road in an RV. For the next 7 years, they traveled from sea to shining sea and back.
They eventually returned to Sparta to be closer to family and friends. Ron was not a guy to be idle tho. They purchased a mobile home with a carport that soon became a full garage. He also became a member of the Monroe County Sheriff's Dept as a transport officer. He enjoyed this work and the people he worked with very much. He was always ready to go when they called.
One of the highlights in the last years of his life, besides still being with his love, was to be able to participate in the Freedom Honor Flight for Veterans. He was able to go on May 6, 2017 and was very humbled by all the honors.
Ron went to his eternal rest on September 3, 2019 at the Morrow Home with his Nona by his side. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Nona, daughter, Carrie Siem, stepdaughters, Pamela (James) DeAngelo, Deborah (Charles) Amundson, Kim (Michael) Gerke, Robin (Thomas) Walker. There are 12 children who called him Grandpa Ron, 23 who called him great grandpa, and 1 great-great grandpa.
A visitation will be held from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturday September 7, 2019 at Lanham-Schanhofer Funeral Home, Sparta. Military honors provided by VFW Post 2112 will be held at the funeral home at 4 p.m.
The Lanham-Schanhofer Funeral Home, Sparta, is assisting the family with arrangements.
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Janet Olmstead, Petitioning Candidate Running for Council
1. While I haven't held any public office, I was a faithful servant of the Town of Plymouth as a dispatcher for Police, Fire and EMS. I worked in the Building Department and Assessors Office's with perfect attendance. I served as secretary for many different commissions and was the permanent secretary for the Code Enforcement Committee as well as the Board of Assessment Appeals.
2. I am not pleased with the direction the current administration is taking the town by not following the charter and ignoring the vote of the public and our concerns. I do not agree with changing the charter to suit the current administration. Businesses are moving out of town due to the mill rate increasing too quickly.
3. People skills. I have worked for many town departments and have dealt directly with the pubic for 16 years. I was a supervisor for security for Millstone Nuclear Power Station for 20 years and supervised 30-plus officers. I stand up for what I believe is right, no matter what the cost.
4. Grow our Grand List! Make all town departments more efficient so the citizens and businesses are taken care of in a timely fashion. I also will be proposing that all town fire and EMS volunteers receive their abatements regardless of tax status. If they have achieved their hours but fallen behind in their taxes due to a hardship, they should not be punished and lose the abatement which can possibly bring them current. There are many town positions that can be looked at for saving unnecessary payroll costs. Ensure all personnel that are promoted to positions are qualified to hold them. Ensure all who are eligible for benefits are contacted and given the opportunity and ability to apply and receive them.
5. To get a handle on the spending beyond our means and to understand that there will have to be concessions to grow our town, lower our mill rate and follow our charter.
6. Plymouth has a great deal of potential to become a town where people want to settle, remain and aspire to open businesses.
7. Listening to the people is the key. I see the potential in the town and the changes that need to occur to make Plymouth great and I would like to stand by the CFRG slate to be a part of the change.


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The Best Travel Pillow, According to Our Travel Editor
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Despite advances in technology making everything from ordering takeout to undergoing surgical procedures easier than ever, unfortunately, boarding an airplane has regressed to an obstacle-dotted, nightmarish slog. Even on the best airport trip, the bar has been set so low that hours of discomfort, strange odors, and price gouging are tacitly accepted.
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Because of this, the U-shaped travel pillow is a ubiquitous sight in airports. Slung around necks and hanging over suitcases, they are displayed without decorum as far as the eye can see down the concourse. If you don't like to look like a tourist on vacation, chances are you don't like to look like one at the airport either. Still, when your plane is delayed indefinitely or you're embarking on a 7-hour journey, comfort takes precedent.
Enter Casper's new Nap Pillow, which is a smaller, portable version of their cult-status bed pillow. Instead of using the U-shaped design, this pillow is a standard rectangle of soft yet supportive microfiber—a much more sophisticated material and structure than your standard travel pillow. Because it isn't confined to one shape, you can fold and wedge it to a variety of scenarios whether you're squeezed into a window seat or have to sleep on the floor of a gate at Hartsfield-Jackson International (true story, y'all). It also comes in a sporty navy sack that can easily fit in your carry-on or tote bag.
While Casper mattresses and standard pillows might cost a pretty penny, the nap pillow at $35 is an affordable way to join this startup's fangirls and boys. Just don't be surprised when you end up using it in your bed at home too.


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I am very disturbed by the remarks made by Michael Backman in his article in the Melbourne's The Age by calling Malaysia 'bodoh'. I am even more distressed by International Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz's refusal to comment or refute the statement of Backman.
To call Malaysia 'bodoh' is an international insult not only to all Malaysians but also to the Umno-led government.
Umno Youth leader Hishammuddin Hussein Onn had drawn his keris and waved it at the recent Umno general assembly. The battle cry to defend the Malays, their religion, their culture is made amply clear. How then can Backman insult us?
Umno Youth, are you not going to lead a protest to the Australian High Commission and ask for an unreserved apology from the Australian government for this national insult on us. Tell us when the protest will be and we will rally behind you. Oh yes!
Hishammuddin, don't forget to bring your keris as we want to show the 'Mat Salleh' that we are not afraid to defend our culture. Hidup Pemuda Umno!


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An anti-austerity protest in Athens turned violent on Sunday night on the eve of a crucial meeting of EU finance ministers in Brussels. They will decide whether or not to approve a second rescue package for Greece worth 130 billion euros.
Demonstrators clashed with police but the trouble was not as serious as the disturbances a week ago when several buildings were set alight during a protest involving tens of thousands of people.
Late on Saturday the Greek cabinet approved a further 325 million euros worth of cuts demanded by the EU as a condition of the second bailout.
The two main political parties have between them been able to force the measures through, but latest polls show growing disillusionment with PASOK and New Democracy. The survey shows parties on the Left gaining ground.
One poll showed that while almost three quarters of Greeks would like the country to stay in the single currency only half believed it would manage to do so.


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Puzzlements are genius soft toys that provide the ultimate puzzle for your cat with varying degrees of challenge. Inside of a crinkly apple/pot is a squeaky character that your cat can attempt to remove, with an added catnip infusion for added excitement.
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A Season to rememberMonday 05 February, 2018
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I am looking to join a band in the Morgantown area over the summer. I would have to work a schedule but we can figure it out.
I am a lefty bassist in the Morgantown area. I have played multiple shows around the area like at Tropic's, Harley Davidson, 123 Pleasant Street, Schmitt's and Black Bear. I am usually always open to joining a band, and I have a good ear and can catch harmonies quickly. I don't need music for shows. I have played over 25 gigs.
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When I am in my office, I generally pick up my phone. Lately, I have received a lot of robocalls telling me about a warranty extension for a car I don't own. I also get a lot of calls from telemarketers who are paid to set up meetings and use a well-rehearsed script. Every now and then, a genuine sales person cold calls me. I take the call expecting to at least learn something. More often than not, I am disappointed.
If your company paid for a list that actually has my correct name, company, title, and phone number, don't you owe it to said company to actually put in a little effort? A two minute internet search will provide you with background on my company and me. It is not that difficult. Yet a vast majority of the callers have done no preparation. Do you really think I'm going to set up a meeting after you have wasted my time on the phone? I often think these so-called sales people are happy to just fill out a call log in their CRM system so they meet their new contact quota for the week. They really aren't interested in selling anything.
As the world gets more and more impersonal, the personal touch can be a differentiator. Take a few minutes to prepare before making a phone call. The results will surprise you.


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"What helps people, helps business." —Leo Burnett
Last week, I kicked off the New Year with a much needed haircut. I went to see Rodger, who has been cutting my hair for 13 years. I can be pretty picky and high maintenance so frankly, I'm amazed he hasn't fired me as his customer yet! Rather, he has become a great friend and mentor. Over the time I've known him, Rodger has opened several high-end salons with his wife, Lisa—and they've created the kind of environment that builds loyal customers for life. The energy from his team is awesome, and I constantly reflect on what billion dollar companies could learn from this local business.
After another great experience, I pushed myself to articulate exactly why I love getting my haircut with Rodger. Furthermore, I wanted to find words to describe why his team is so unique. (I imagine I looked pretty crazy driving down the road and talking to myself in the rearview mirror.) It's funny how experience drives emotion. Instead of using strategic words my business school professors would be proud of, I kept reflecting on basic descriptors linked to human needs. You see, the reason I love my haircuts is simply: Rodger and his team make me feel like I matter. And the reason they're able to do this is because they treat each other the same way.
To be clear, there isn't some fancy, disingenuous mission statement hanging on the wall that says, "We provide an unparalleled guest experience!" The bottom of their receipts don't advertise customer service surveys proclaiming, "Our customers are always right … tell us how we did." And thankfully, there isn't any salon standard that awkwardly forces team members to say, "Thank you," for no apparent reason.
Instead, Rodger and his team engage in genuine human interaction with one another AND their guests, which ultimately expresses, "You matter."
For many organizations, "You matter," is limited to the customer. Leaders drive an expectation that customers are the center of the universe. But as I've written before, the best way to build customer loyalty is to have team members who love the brand first. Obviously, love doesn't just happen. (Just ask my wife.) Rather, it's the outcome of the simple things leaders do (or don't do) to grow and develop their teams and reinforce how their work makes a difference.
I used to work with a guy who wasn't my boss but was senior to me. I ran an IT organization, and he was in charge of the company's operations. Routinely, I'd find myself in his office talking about the needs of his team and how I could help. He was pretty direct about his expectations and was relentless about follow up. At the end of every conversation though, he'd politely ask, "Is there anything I can do to support you?" It always made such a huge impact on me. In the early days, I didn't want to take him up on his request because I wasn't quite sure if he was being sincere. However, over time I looked forward to the magical question because I knew my work could benefit from his influence and thought leadership. In a simple way, he was saying, "You matter."
I also remember working with an esteemed Board member who once said, "Everyone walks around with an imaginary sign on their forehead that says: Make Me Feel Important!" To me, that's the essence of, "You matter."
It isn't team member engagement campaigns or slogans; it isn't a town hall meeting with a lot of better-for-being-here rhetoric; and it certainly isn't motivational posters and t-shirts.
It's simple and genuine expressions such as, "Is there anything I can do to support you?" Or, "When you were out of the office earlier this week with the flu, I thought about you a lot … are you feeling better?"
Obviously, if you don't feel it, don't say it. But if that's the case—why don't you feel it?
During my executive tenure, I made mistakes I'll remember for a long time. As an example, there were times I was known to "look through people" when I was processing information or solving a business problem. Not exactly the kind of stuff that puts you in the leadership hall of fame. While I truly cared about my team (and still do), my actions didn't always express it. So let me ask you, are your actions expressing you care?
My haircut isn't just a haircut. It's in an environment and culture that should be emulated everywhere in the business world. After all, when you're no longer on this planet, people aren't going to measure you by the things you did—they're going to measure you by the quality of your relationships. I know all of this may seem squishy and soft, but it's transformative to life and business. "You matter" drives outcomes, and it may even surprise you how much exhibiting it will make you feel like … you matter, too.


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San Diego Asian Film Festival Kicks Off 19th Year
Festival serves up food and family for opening and closing nights
Thursday, November 8, 2018
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The 19th annual San Diego Asian Film Festival, or SDAFF, serves up a delicious pair of films followed by food for its opening and closing nights.
The festival opens Thursday night with "Little Forest," a South Korean film that follows a young woman on an emotional journey guided by the food her mother used to cook. Following the screening, local San Diego chefs have been asked to create food inspired by the film.
SDAFF artistic director Brian Hu said, "Asians love food and family is a big part of our lives."
The festival closes with another film and food pairing, "Ramen Shop" and a film-to-table reception.
The festival's website describes it as "Enjoy a love letter to Singaporean cuisine during our closing night After Party, featuring SDAFF's film-inspired attempt at 'Ramen-teh' (Ramen + Bak kuh teh)!"
This is a dish inspired by the film in which a young man who owns a ramen shop in Japan travels to Singapore to connect with his past and his estranged grandmother and food is the link that pulls them together.
To help guide attendees through the smorgasbord of film offerings, the festival is broken up into sections. Hu said that Asian cinema is so diverse that the festival is like six mini festivals. Attendees can look to Special Presentations for films with food and parties; to Masters for works from acclaimed veteran filmmakers; to Discoveries for bold new works from new artists; to Asian American Panorama for films and documentaries from Asian Americans; to Asia Pop to find out what films are box office hits from around the world; and to Short Film Programs for a diverse sampling packed into one screening.
This year the festival screens films at its home base of UltraStar Cinemas Mission Valley with opening and closing nights at the San Diego Natural History Museum. Plus additional venues of Digital Gym Cinema, Edwards Mira Mesa, and UC San Diego for the Taiwan Showcase (that includes free screenings of Taiwanese VR shorts).
The festival runs Thursday night through Saturday, Nov. 17.
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There are plenty of eclectic places to see while in Venice, but one of the most brilliant places to visit is the Mosaic Tile House. This 1940's home has been completely transformed into an art piece that is bigger and brighter than life itself.
What is the Mosaic Tile House?
The Mosaic Tile House is a brilliantly designed home that is modeled after Sam Rodia's works, who created his towers in Watts with only scavenged materials. Artists Gonzalo Duran and Cheri Pann transformed a plain 1940's house in a bedazzled and jeweled work of art, created from colored tile and splintered glass.
The house wasn't originally intend to be a work of art. In fact, when Duran and Pann purchased the home, they originally intended on building a studio in the backyard. But as the two artists began to remodel the bathroom with broken tile and glass, the project took on a life of its own. It expanded from the bathroom to the kitchen then gradually took over the entire house.
Who are the artists?
As a child Cheri Pann would draw and color everything within her reach. It wasn't until her late teens though, when she went to see a Vincent Van Gogh exhibit, that realized that she was an artist. For the next few years she went to UCLA where she studied printmaking, then subsequently apprenticed herself to the printmaker Don LaViere Turner, and took additional printmaking classes at USC. Later, at Cal State L.A., she immersed herself in drawing and ceramics, eventually earning an Masters in Fine Art.
From the late sixties through the mid-nineties, Pann had more than 20 solo exhibitions in California and Japan, as well as having been in more than 50 group shows.
Since the mid-nineties she has exhibited exclusively in Venice, CA. with her husband, Gonzalo Duran.
Born in Mexico, Gonzalo Duran came to the U.S. at an early age and was raised in East LA. He attended Otis Art Institute and Chouinard Art School. Coined the Marc Chagall of the North and Central Americas, his brilliant, sometimes startling palette, complements his unbounded imagination.
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Well, truth be told, she doesn't care much for the Beatles either! My wife is a real trooper. She is one of the most giving people I have ever met. She is always putting everyone else before herself, especially me. She tolerates my garage full of motorcycles, my many coffee ventures, the smell of coffee smoke and bits of chaff in my clothes. She doesn't mind if I take weeklong bike trips without her, or go off riding alone on the weekends.
When it comes to our taste in music, Lori and I are worlds apart. Actually, I like just about every kind of music…every kind but the kind she likes! She has never really had an interest in going to concerts either. I've gone to many. I'm a big Springsteen fan and Lori was kind enough to go with me to a show a couple year ago and I don't think she hated it.
I told her last year that if the Stones tour the US one more time, she might as well pack her bag and get ready because we are going. Well, her bag is packed. We are heading to Columbus, Ohio tomorrow to the Buckeye Stadium for the 2nd stop of the Rolling Stones Zip Code Tour. And if she wasn't already sacrificing enough, a week or so ago they announced they would have a special guest at the Ohio show: Kid Rock! Haha! I can only imagine how much she is going to enjoy hearing him sing Bawitdaba! Thanks Lori for being such a good sport and humoring me one more time.
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5 Clues Inner Blindspots Are Being Revealed
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- Being triggered.
Inner Blindspots = Patterns that are so familiar they've become normal, so their impact is hidden.
Inner blindspots are created by built-up emotional clutter. Like a closet that's so full you can't see what's in there. Nor do you remember what you tucked away for safe-keeping.
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So the busier you are and the more successful you are – the more confusing and frustrating it feels when you get stuck. And if you're innately intuitive, when your inner compass goes haywire you'll have a harder time accepting the emotional baggage that's responsible. Because you probably didn't learn how to integrate your intuitive muscles with the rest of you.
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Bert and I were working on our clients's house, this time installing some fixtures to their boundary wall, when they came out to kindly offer us some coconut water. I was tickled to see the glasses were in purple, my favourite colour, and orange, which is Bert's. Feeling silly and happy I shrugged and snapped a pic.
Just as well I don't have Instagram or I would go snap snap snap with my camera on all my food and every little thing.
It was a hot day, and the drink was nicely cold with ice cubes swimming in it. It was delicious. Even if it was snowing and freezing, the sweet gesture would still be appreciated and would had still made me smile happily as I drank from my purple tumbler.
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Ladies and gentlemen, our plane is pretty full. As people are getting on this afternoon's flight, please put your largest bags up above and the smaller bags underneath the seat in front of you"
"Hey there. I'm Joe Townsend. Nice to meet you," he said it in a quiet, soft voice while flashing me a thousand-watt smile. He shook my hand firmly. I realized he had a way about him that I can't describe exactly—a quality, a warmth, a spark. Some would call it personality or likeability. The French would call it je ne sais quoi, which literally means, "I don't know." Joe had an indescribable quality about him that I couldn't quite put my finger on, but it made me want to be friends with him. "Nice to meet you, Joe. I'm Shawn
We both settled back in our seats and waited for the pre-flight announcements to
end so that we could take off. As soon as we were cleared for takeoff, the plane
roared smoothly down the runway, lifted into the sky, and headed south into
the sunset.
"So, Joe, where are you headed today?" I asked.
"I am headed to my home in West Palm Beach," he replied.
I paused, processing this information. "So do you live there?"
"Well," he said, "I have a home in West Palm and a home in Littleton, Colorado."
"Where are you headed?" he asked.
"I am headed down to West Palm on business," I explained.
"What do you do, Shawn?" he asked.
"I am a professional speaker, trainer, and consultant," I replied.
"Wow! Really? On what topics?" he asked.
"Well I talk about a lot of things but mostly leadership, motivation, and creativity," I said. His eyes lit up. He smiled. "Well, that is really neat. I kind of always enjoyed that stuff. I took a Dale Carnegie course on speaking when I was twenty years old. That is really cool. So a speaker, huh? Wow. So do you have any books out?"
"Yeah, I have a few."
"Wow. That is super cool."
I asked him what he did for a living. He paused in the funny way that people pause when they are searching for the right answer. Maybe he had the answer but paused because he didn't know how I was going to react to it; I am not really sure. For a moment, his eyes kind of had a cloudy look. He paused and said, "Well, I am a medically retired US Airways pilot. I am out on long-term disability because I was in an accident."
There are times when the arc of your life changes dramatically and in a heartbeat. The thing is that you often don't recognize it at the time. Joe and I didn't know that this was a defining moment for both of us. I try to be aware of the feelings of people around me, although I will admit I don't always succeed. I sat there for a few minutes in deep thought and wondered if I should ask Joe what happened. I had a conversation with myself in my mind. If I ask, it might be perceived as being rude or pushy or insensitive. But, on the other hand, if I don't ask him maybe that would appear as if I didn't really care. He brought it up, so maybe he wants to talk about it. So I decided to take the risk, however small it seems now.
"Wow. Joe, I am sorry to hear you were in an accident. I uhhh-well, do you mind me asking you what happened? I mean, if you don't want to talk about it, please don't—if it will make you uncomfortable in any way."
He looked at me with an expression I couldn't read exactly. I thought it might have been a look of sadness, peace, or even sincerity. He looked me straight in the eye and shifted slightly in his seat. He said quietly, "No, it's OK. It's a story I would like to tell if you want to hear it."
I smiled at Joe, put my seat back, and folded my arms across my chest, "Well, I don't exactly have anywhere to go in the next few hours. Fire away, Mr. Joe Townsend."
So I heard Joe's amazing and true story.
I have always loved to fly and have flown all my life; I was just flat-out born to fly. I was a professional airline pilot. I flew as a captain on the MD Super 80, nicknamed the Mad Dog. Before getting hired by Piedmont Airlines, now U.S. Airways, I flew corporate and charter jets out of West Palm Beach, Florida. My piloting experience is in excess of 12,000 flight hours. That equates to over 500 days, 24 hours a day behind the control wheel. WOW, that's a lot of airplane food to digest. For several years, I had my own Bellanca Citabria, Airbatic backward, a tandem seated plane with the pilot's seat in front. Now that was a cool plane! I became proficient at flying upside down and inside out. I used to get a kick out of taking friends up with me, but I made sure they had a sick sack so their lunch would not end up on the back of my neck. One friend did have to use the sick sack so it did come in handy to have them on hand.
My friend Bob Bentz lent me his plane "a white, blue striped, four-seater, Bellanca Turbo Viking" for a trip to Kelley's cousin's a beautiful farm in Fitzgerald, Georgia over Thanksgiving weekend in 1996. It was a beautiful plane. Bob had flown his family in the airplane to Venice, Florida to have lunch the week before. For some strange reason, Bob had difficulty getting full power on the plane for the return flight to West Palm Beach. As a result, they left the plane in Venice and rented a car and drove home.
The mechanics in Venice made the repairs, so my girls and I drove the rental car back to Venice the following week for the flight to Georgia. After a preflight inspection, I took it for a test flight and everything on the plane performed normally. Like many pilots, I was always a big one on safety. I would never put my girls on an unsafe plane. We pilots are kind of funny that way when it comes to safety because we know that you don't get a second chance. The plane flew normally to Georgia and had full power for the flight and the plane operated well. The weather and conditions were perfect: blue skies.
We had a great time being around family and friends. We all cooked and ate until our bellies were busting. Isn't that what everyone does at Thanksgiving? All of the kids, my girls, and their cousins played and ran around the cabin. They enjoyed being in a kid's paradise—a farm with animals, hay, barns, and cotton fields. We roasted marshmallows at night around the fire. Tara, our toddler, was only 18 months old so she was excited about everything that weekend. The girls had been able to see a ten-day-old calf, and they loved petting its soft muzzle. Laura was excited because she got to pick raw cotton and had stuffed her cute little blue-jean pockets with it to show to her friends during show-and-tell at school.
It was, in every sense, the perfect long weekend. Every time I came back on the four-wheeler from a morning of hunting on the farm, which consisted of sitting in a tree-stand waiting for some unsuspecting deer to walk by, Laura came running up ready for a ride. In her sweet, young voice, she merrily cried out, "Daddy, Daddy, will you please take me for a ride?" Sometimes I would even load Kelley, Laura, and Tara on and take a family ride around the farm. There was a trail along the edge of the woods that went by "the bone pile," an area where they laid the cows to rest after they had died. That fascinated the girls.
It was a snappy, fall morning on December 1st, 1996, when I got into the van with Kelley, my wife, and my two little angels, Laura Lee and Tara Nicole. We were headed for the local airport. We had just spent a wonderful, fun-filled Thanksgiving weekend on the farm.
Joe pulled his wallet out and showed me a picture of his cute, little girls. They were wearing matching sundresses made of bright, orange-yellow and white fabric.
I don't know where they got them, but my wife Kelley had a dress in matching the fabric. Laura Lee, the four-year-old, was a beautiful blond with blue eyes, and Tara was her sister's opposite with brown hair and brown eyes. Laura resembles Kelley when she was that age, and Tara was the spitting image of me except that she was a much prettier child.
Before leaving the cabin, we ate a quick breakfast, as there were tons of great leftover desserts to fatten our bellies. We headed to the airport to fly home to Florida. The girls were excited and they always loved to fly. I guess the apple doesn't"t fall far from the tree. So I got the plane ready by completing my preflight inspection with draining the two wing fuel sumps, checking topped off fuel tanks, draining the engine fuel sump and checking the oil level. I was very focused on getting everything prepared. I hopped into the cockpit to arrange my aeronautical charts, check out my flight plan as the girls put in their bags and got settled in. The girls were laughing and giggling and full of energy. I was also a little concerned about the weather" there was a dark gray cold front coming in from the northwest. It looked like a moody Andrew Wyeth painting, a blue-gray wash slashing across the sky with jutting, muscular clouds. The south was clear with bright, Renoir-blue skies all the way to Florida. We were headed south towards Florida, and I knew that we could be off the ground and on our way before the weather arrived.
Tara, our 18-month-old toddler, sat in a car seat in the back of the plane with Kelley. Kelley, being a typical Mom, liked to be back there in case Tara needed her. Laura sat proudly in the passenger seat beside me. She liked being my co-pilot and liked the view from the front. It's funny, but Laura was always the daredevil anyway. Laura loved to walk along the second-level railing of the back deck of our house while I held her hand and she balanced like a skilled gymnast on a balance beam. She was never afraid.
We took off from the Fitzgerald Airport and lifted off the runway with ease as I had done hundreds, no, many thousands of times before. How routine is take off in a small plane? When I had done it so many times before, it was as routine as brushing my teeth. I had it down.
Very quickly into the flight, I began to lose power and I decided to turn back to the airport in Fitzgerald. It was a decision that would change my life, and the lives of others, forever.
I am sure you have heard the story of Captain Sully on the famous US Airways flight 1549. Captain Sully had to decide in a heartbeat whether he would attempt to make it to Teterboro, New Jersey or try to land in the Hudson River. As you know, he chose the Hudson. To this day, I wish I would have landed on a highway, or in a peanut field, but I turned the plane around to return to the airport, as I believed I had enough altitude to make it to the runway.
Even at full throttle, which is like pressing the accelerator pedal of your car all the way to the floorboard, the plane was dramatically losing power and dangerously losing altitude at a rapid pace. I was lined up to land on Runway 1, which is 5,000 feet long and paved. There was a runway-approach lighting tower sticking up in my path, as I was getting closer to the airport. The throttle was full forward and I was trying to get as much power out of the engine as I could. The engine was coughing and backfiring violently while we continued losing altitude. I tried to squeak out enough altitude by pulling back hard on the yoke to clear the approach tower.
The limited airspeed allowed two choices: either fly into the tower or hope I had enough airspeed to fly over it. Flying into the light tower would, of course, have been suicidal. I did not have a death wish nor was I a kamikaze pilot. The plane made it to the light tower by inches, but there was not enough airspeed and the nose dropped. There was no more left, and I thought to myself, "Oh my God, this isn't happening!"
The Book
About Joe
About Shawn
Chapter 1 - The Day We Fell to Earth
"The bad news is time flies. The good news is you are the pilot."
-Michael Altshuler
It was a beautiful, sunny, fall afternoon. I could almost smell the crisp leaves in the light, cool wind breezing in from Canada. I walked on to yet another plane to fly to West Palm Beach. My name is Shawn Doyle, and I am a road warrior. I travel so frequently that I am often upgraded to first class.
Traveling first class has its advantages, and I have met some really interesting people in the seats next to me.
On this particular flight, the man sitting in the inside seat next to me boarded after I did. As he approached, he pointed to his seat and said, "Hello there. Sorry to bother you. I am sitting in that seat." He smiled warmly. I stood up and moved so he could slide in. He was tall and thin with brown hair that turned slightly gray at the temples.
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Thousands of youngsters will take to the water this
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Sailing's Regional Junior Championships.
Children aged between six and 16 will descend on eight
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Among those taking part will be some of the nation's most
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For the first time, competitors will be split into three
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those developing their racing skills and a championship fleet for experienced
Members of the British Sailing Team will also be on hand
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Regattas are being held in each of the RYA's regions and
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Yearly we come across by awareness of explosions, the pollution and smoke release in atmosphere, even though we continues the practice of bursting crackers as if sometime we forget those and move to happiness of lights and sound. Am not distance from this, and from kid I am very enthusiastic on fireworks and away from lighting myself I love these days watching colorful display and buy them to make cousins lit to watch. Somehow the sweets being the flavor, the joy of this festival is fire crackers and lights, thus more people unlit the earthen lamps on this day only arrange to the up come full moon day. There is no more difference except the taste of people on selecting fireworks; thus the usage is reduced to the increase in price and the awareness of global warming, still we have to move closer in sharing this festival to end with peoples together.
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This is my art group.
We've been meeting more or less monthly in each others studios for over a year.
This month, at Janet Fredericks, in front of Nancy Taplin's paintings: (left to right) Cami Davis, Sally Linder, Riki Moss, Linda E Jones, Nancy Taplin, Janet Fredericks (seated, center.) Missing: Jane Pincus and Tari Swenson. And last month, at Jane Pincus' studio.
Before starting our critique, we all declared that we wanted more, we wanted to go deeper, we wanted to be braver, less cautious and at the same time, helpful, useful, impersonal and positive. For it's all about the work, not the person, right?
Right. We've been making art all our lives, we know this and still...still...we felt we weren't going deeply enough.
The presenter had to take responsibility for wanting an honest critique, to formulate questions she was trying to answer for herself, to open her work up for discussion without personal vulnerability. The responders needed to dialogue freely and thoughtfully, without bias, personal agenda and with the best of intentions: to help a compatriot welcome the art god gracing her shoulders today.
Cami Davis suggested that we consider using the four steps in Liz Lerman's Critical Process.
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1. Statements of Meaning: Responders state what was meaningful, evocative, interesting, exciting, striking in the work they have just witnessed.
2. Artist as Questioner: The artist asks questions about the work. After each question, the responders answer. Responders may express opinions if they are in direct response to the question asked and do not contain suggestions for changes.
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