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Join us as we kick off our exploration of Mineral Wells, Texas - the unexpected wellness haven just left of Dallas-Fort Worth that's captivating health enthusiasts and history buffs alike. We're diving straight into what makes this charming town truly special: its legendary mineral-rich waters with healing properties so remarkable they earned the nickname "Crazy Water."You'll hear the fascinating origin story from 1881 when a woman suffering from dementia reportedly found relief after regularly drinking from a local well, transforming it into a destination for thousands seeking similar benefits. We take you inside our first-hand experience at the Crazy Coffee and Water Bar, where we sample four distinct varieties of mineral water - each with its own unique properties, taste profile, and wellness benefits. From the purified Number One to America's highest mineral content bottled water (the legendary Number Four), we guide you through what makes each special and how locals recommend incorporating them into your wellness routine.The nutritionist in Alexa couldn't resist breaking down exactly what makes these waters so beneficial - from their alkaline properties that help reduce acidity and toxins to the impressive mineral profile that includes sodium bicarbonate, calcium, magnesium, potassium, and zinc. These natural elements work together to support everything from bone strength to immune function. We also share our rejuvenating experience at the mineral baths, where Number Three water combined with micro-bubble technology created the perfect detoxifying soak.Whether you're fascinated by natural wellness approaches, curious about unique American travel destinations, or simply love discovering hidden gems with rich histories, this episode offers a refreshing dive into a truly special place. Subscribe now and join us for the next three episodes as we continue exploring the wonders of Mineral Wells!Thanks for your ongoing support!http://paypal.me/TheROAMiesAlexa and RoryThe ROAMiesPlease subscribe, rate and share our podcast! Follow us at:http://www.TheROAMies.comThe ROAMies: Facebook and Instagram YouTube and Xr.GET YOUR FIRMOO Glasses or Sunglasses Here: * 50% off code: QZGO50* Link: https://bit.ly/3RezRhz

When you drink His water, you never get thirsty again.

Today is our first pod swap episode! Bethann and Chrissie are speaking with Tori from Meraki Run Club who has her own podcast Raising Runners. In this episode we each get a chance to be the guest and the interviewer. We discuss how anyone can be a runner and the link to mental health, what makes Meraki's youth running programs special, and Chrissie and Bethann's running routine and mini running community (party of 2 plus airpods). We also discussed finding balance in self care, work and family time, and how to build resilience in our kids AND ourselves as adults. This was a fun conversation and perfect for our first pod swap! Join us!   Things we mentioned in this episode:   Tori's podcast is Raising Runners and is all about fitness, running, sports, and the role it plays for families and individuals, mental health, and coaching.   Chrissie talked about eye movement therapy and bilateral movement as it relates to running and mindfulness.    Chrissie talked about the Parent to Parent Blog and Welcome to the Water Bar.   CTC is launching Parent to Parent Peer Support Groups to provide a safe space for parents to get advice and support from other parents. Learn more about these groups and when they meet!   Meraki is hosting two fundraising events for the Youth Mental Health Project: 3/11/23 from 12-2pm Rockclimbing at the Philadelphia Rock Gym in Malvern 5/20/23 Run Fest 5K/1 Hour Challenge at Great Valley High School    Meraki Run Club is an enrichment program for all fitness levels. Traditional running games and drills are transformed into powerful life lessons. When you are with Run Club, you are getting a great workout AND building strength of character. You can follow Tori and Meraki on Facebook @merakirunclub and Instagram @meraki_run_club_coach for updates on future programs and camps. Tori also has her own podcast Raising Runners.     Join us at our Second Annual Snowball Shuffle 5k Run/1 Mile Walk on March 4th at Eagleview Town Center at 9am.   You can now follow Chrissie on Instagram @ctc_chrissie or on Facebook /@Chrissie.CTC for info from each episode, Parent to Parent blog updates, and other parent resources. You can also email Chrissie at cdziembowski@dtownctc.org We would love to hear from you!   Communities that Care has a Parent to Parent Blog and many online resources. Please follow us on socials for more tips, resources and support!: Instagram @downingtownctc  Facebook @DowningtownAreaCTC  Twitter @DowningtownCTC  YouTube LinkedIn Be sure to Subscribe/Follow us to get new episodes every other Tuesday.    Find the episode webpage and previous episodes HERE. 

Any time water encounters anything but a perfectly level surface, it will move. This movement is called drainage. Water will always move at right angle to contour in response to gravity on a non-level surface – i.e it will move straight down slope. Water will continue to move straight down slope until its course is somehow altered by something in its path. In this way water movement is predictable at the macro scale. This is drainage. Anytime water is being drained (moving) from one area to another, you have an opportunity to design those patterns of water movement throughout your landscape to reduce or eliminate any potential for damage while maximizing its productive use and ecological benefit. This is the exact opposite of how drainage is treated in most modern design contexts - as a “problem” to be "solved" with what I call 'hydrophobic design' - that solely focuses on getting the water AWAY as fast as possible, without thought to the opportunity lost and the negative downstream impacts that WILL have upstream consequences in the future. We can do WAY BETTER at designing and patterning water drainage than our  current societal norm. By selecting appropriate drainage elements and DESIGNING & MAINTAINING them well you can turn what others might look at as a problem into a massive advantage in your landscape. Think of these drainage elements as tools in your toolkit that you can select from as needed when designing or retrofitting your landscape for improved hydrological function - they all have their right place, time and context for use. This is the first show in what will be a series on broad acre water systems design. As of now, there will be a show and accompanying blog post for the following sub-topics that make up a holistic broadacre water system: Water Drainage Elements (today's show) Water Infiltration Elements Water Storage Elements Erosion Prevention & Repair Water Pumping Elements Each show in the series will be accompanied by a blog post with detailed write-ups on each of the elements we talk about in here. Each element write up will contain a description of the element, followed by a list of functions it performs, a list of context-specific design criteria for determining whether or not it is appropriate in a given situation, general rules of thumb/design criteria to follow when designing and installing it, and additional resources for continued learning. Show Resources Water Drainage Elements - Index Post Rolling Dips Flatland Drains Water Bars Roadside Ditches Armored Drains Grassed Waterways Culverts Armored Fill Crossings Level-Sill Spillways Belt Diversions Trickle Pipes French Drains (coming soon!) Getting started designing your homestead? START HERE: Enroll in the Minimum Holistic Goal Creation Mini-Course today for free. This is the ONE THING that will make everything else easier or unnecessary on your homesteading journey! 100% Free Upon completing this course you will have a crystal clear idea of who and what resources you have to work with, your desired Quality of Life that your homestead has to provide for, and what you will need to produce and the conditions required to sustain that production to meet your Quality of Life needs. Music by Alex Grohl

Welcome to the Water Bar–and our first audioblog episode! At CTC, under our umbrella of Parent to Parent, we have our podcast and also a monthly blog including personal stories and reflections. Chrissie writes the blog each month and will be reading them so you can both read them and/or listen–it is like a super short audiobook. This episode is the post “Welcome to the Water Bar” and you can find the written blog HERE.   You can now follow Chrissie on Instagram @ctc_chrissie or on Facebook @Chrissie.CTC for info from each episode, Parent to Parent blog updates, and other parent resources. You can also email Chrissie at cdziembowski@dtownctc.org We would love to hear from you!   Communities that Care has a Parent to Parent Blog and many online resources. Please follow us on socials for more tips, resources and support!: Instagram @downingtownctc  Facebook @DowningtownAreaCTC  Twitter @DowningtownCTC  YouTube LinkedIn Be sure to Subscribe/Follow us to get new episodes every other Monday. We would love to hear from you! Please email Chrissie with any questions, comments or other feedback at cdziembowski@dtownctc.org    Find the episode webpage and previous episodes HERE. 

Joining the downtown St. Charles community is the Waterbar and the The Burn Effect! We brought the owner of the two businesses, Ron Anderson, on the Now Open Series to talk about what you can find at the Water Bar and how you can take your fitness to the next level at the Burn Effect!

With over 25 years of experience in the Bay Area's restaurant business, Pete Sittnick has opened, operated, and supervised more than 20 restaurants in the Bay Area and beyond. From designing innovative Italian eateries to teaching hospitality at USF, Sittnick's knack for hospitality management has helped create some of the city's most frequented restaurants. Most notable are his sister restaurants Waterbar and Epic Roast House. One for seafood (Waterbar) and one for meat (Epic Roast House), these restaurants helped transform the city's Waterfront after the removal of the Embarcadero Freeway. Sharing the same vision as the locals in opening up the Waterfront, Sittnick was determined to make the restaurants look and feel like the rest of the city. Today it is adored by locals and visitors alike, with Sittnick still working hard to support and connect the San Francisco community. We loved interviewing Pete at the Waterbar this February and hope you enjoy it, too! For more information on Pete and Waterbar, please visit: https://www.waterbarsf.com/pete-sittnick Meet Pete Sittnick!

We had a chance to sit with Ms.Vita owner of the Water Bar here in Jacksonville Fl. We talked about how she started the water Bar, Why she decided to to do a water bar here in Jacksonville fl, what was her inspiration and where she wants to take the brand. she has like water party events and alot of other things going on in the city. But all in all we thank everyone for coming to listen to us shoot the shits We have a great time kicking back and talking about real issues. The 3 of us started in the backyard and just to think that people took the time out to listen to us, we truly appreciated it. Gunshinestatepodcast@gmail.com @Thegunshinestatepodcast on I.G @ The Gunshine state podcast Network on facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gunshinestatepodcast/support

As CEO of Set Life Images, Nicole Williams is at the forefront of a Marketing Agency and manages multiple accounts that focus on branding new and existing companies giving new life to her clients' businesses. She has 15 years experience to include marketing, event planning and graphic design for other organizations, having produced successful strategic and brand-building campaigns from start-up companies, political campaigns, and fortune 500corporations, Nicole has paved her own way as an innovative marketing engineer. After Nicole graduated from college she moved to Fayetteville, NC where she worked for Cumulus Media Group in the Promotions Department. Prior to launching her company in 2017, over the course of 7 years Nicole worked her way up the ladder from Leasing Consultant to Property Manager with Camden Property Trust. She was responsible for the daily operations of multi-million dollar assets, surpassing aggressive budget goals. She received national award recognition within the company, including several top performance accolades within the Nevada property portfolio. She also served as a mentor and a marketing task force leader in which she managed and performed marketing strategist that benefited the entire region. She was one of five selected to sit on the IN Committee with the owners of Camden to provide insight on how to attract the millennial renter. In 2016, Camden departed the market and Nicole was hired by the Picerne Group to lease up a new property in Henderson before the peak of the economic surge in Las Vegas. Leasing up to 95% occupancy in record time she saved the owner millions by qualifying the property for refinancing. Nicole was selected to the 2016-2017 Board of Directors for the Nevada State Apartment Association(NVSAA) where she chaired the prestigious Jewel Awards Committee for two years, a Multi-Family Awards Ceremony for the state of Nevada. She is an active member of the NVSAA participating in committees such as Bowling, Community Outreach, and Golf. She is an active member of the She's Got Her OwnNetwork serving as the Event Coordinator at the Water Bar and Lounge, and helping the CEO mentor women and high school students on how to start their own businesses. October 25, 2018 she received a Proclamation from theCity of Las Vegas Mayor Goodman, Congresswoman Titus and US Senator Cortez-Masto declaring the day be recognized as Set Life Images Day. The Governor and Senators defined the event as the first urban, diverse and heterosexual inclusive Las Vegas Pride Block Party of its kind in Southern Nevada. As her company continues to expand, she works very closely in the Las Vegas community partnering and collaborating with other industry professionals producing top-notch events. In 2019, the Urban Chamber of Commerce Women in Business & Politics recently honored Nicole at their annual Gala. Nicole was raised in Las Vegas, graduated from Clark High School receiving the Millennium Scholarship, and is an UNLV Cheer Alumni. She holds an Associate of Arts Degree in Visual Communications from The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising.

Coming to you live from Creedmoor, NC is Video Chicken Live where we discuss and answer your questions about everything chickens and coops. Ask any question you want and Matt, Kristen and Ingrid will answer for you. We specialize in chickens and chicken coop construction. Today we tackle your questions about coops, deep litter method, chickens, and Matt gives a demonstration on how to tap in the nipples into the water bar for the poultry water system. Also, Kenzie and Evan are here visiting from NY!

Join Nirav, Rhi, and special guest Jared Trail of Rainbite Studios (makers of Reverie) as they discuss the development and legacy of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and talk a little about Jared’s upcoming game Trigger Witch. Talking points include Miyamoto’s interventions, secret concert demos and a beer-flavored war between the UK and Germany. It’s Game Busters: Mass Shill Edition! Trigger Witch is coming to PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch this summer. Every week, Nirav, Rhi and a panel of self-proclaimed experts explore the history and legacy of a specific game and share some laughs. Find us @Gamebusterspod on Twitter! Find Nirav on Twitter @gandheezy and Rhi on Twitter @rhi_bevan. Find us on your favorite podcatcher: https://anchor.fm/gamebusters

Sonia joins the fellas to talk blink-182, fresca-style, and naive drink orders while eating some vegan wingz. Check out Alien Boy's latest single 'Stuck' out now! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/purity-wing/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/purity-wing/support

Designers, artists, rappers, models and stylists galore traipsed in and out of Colette, the legendary Parisian concept store founded by Sara Andelman. Whether to see the latest exhibit at the gallery or explore the boutique café, Water Bar, or just people watch and make the scene, there was something for you, from watches and phones to sneakers and couture fashion. We talk about Paris then and now, Karl Lagerfeld’s shopping habits, a recent Kenyan safari, why she closed Colette and her new consultancy, Just An Idea. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mick Khoury joins me for some scenes centered in a small town ravaged by a local industrialist. #improv #comedy #improvcomedy #improvpodcast #comedypodcast #longformimprov #nashville #nashvillecomedy #stayathome #thirdcoastcomfyclub #humor #bar #tavern #pub #water #fruitwater #flavoredwater #sewage #sewagetreatment #smalltown #purity #puritytest #pureofheart #smalltownamerica #smalltownusa --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/audio-based-content/support

We are honored to feature our latest guest on this week's episode of Waz Up San Diego, Greg Reid, the best selling author, speaker and adventurer.In this week's episode, Waz Up San Diego host Luke Wasyliw and Greg Reid sit down at the beachside restaurant Waterbar to discuss all things business and what it takes to be successful in San Diego.Greg shares stories and drops amazing nuggets of information throughout this fantastic episode.Be sure to like, subscribe, share, and tune in every week as Luke Wasyliw and Waz Up San Diego bring you the best stories, current events, and people who are making a difference in San Diego

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Views, booze, and great food at Waterbar thanks to Steven Lona. Plus, lunchin’ at Decoy, FM Report: winter vegetables.

In today’s episode, hosts Erin Chambers Smith and Troy Johnson, along with producer Archana Ram are chatting restaurant news, including the new Waterbar in Pacific Beach, Point Loma Fish Shop’s debut, and the closing of the first Bull Taco location. Plus, some need-to-know news about Pancho Villa market. Our guest is Isabel Cruz, the chef who helped launch Isabel’s Cantina, The Mission, Coffee Cup, and Barrio Star. She’s talking launching restaurants in San Diego more than 20 years ago and what to expect from her cookbook, out this April. In Hot Topics we discuss the 4,000-calorie diet that members of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard team are chowing down on during the Olympics. We end with Two People/$50, including Tac’ul, Neighborhood, Galaxy Taco, and Sammy’s Valentine’s special.

On Saturday and Sunday June 10th and 11th, 2017, Storymobile was at St. Paul's Little Mekong Night Market. For 2 days, St. Paul closes a portion of their city streets for vendors, street performers and guests. The Little Mekong Night Market is inspired by night markets in Southeast Asia and draws thousands of people from all around the world. Little Mekong's mission is to create an exciting community experience for all ages, that offers unique food, art, services and performances. Storymobile was there to capture the amazing stories of those attending St. Paul, Minnesota's Little Mekong Night Market.

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The third episode of season 11 features: Contemporary comfort food accompanied by a great beer selection in San Francisco, authentic Neapolitan pizza in Mountain View and market-fresh oysters and gourmet seafood at the Embarcadero in San Francisco.

Health and home were interweaving themes at the HKTDC Hong Kong Houseware Fair 2016 and the concurrent Hong Kong International Textiles and Furnishings Fair. Featured was a Water Bar that uses 50% less energy than water dispensers and flooring that releases health-giving negative ions. Exhibitor representative Carolyn Wai was impressed by the brand-rich Hall of Elegance, while Hong Kong’s “multicultural” environment was ideal for an East Meets West themed tea box.

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Colin Kloecker and Shanai Matteson, who work under the moniker Works Progress, talk about their Water Bar project for State of the Art and how they engage an expansive network of creative professionals to realize projects rooted in place and purpose.

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Pete graduated from the University of Michigan with a Business degree, which has served him well. He has since accrued over 30 years of experience working in the San Francisco Bay Area. 12 of those 30 years were spent with the Kimpton Group as General manager and Regional Director of Operations. In less than a decade he helped the Kimpton Group grow from 4 to 25 locations. In 2001 He joined forces Pat Kuleto Restaurants and today serves as the Executive Director of Restaurants Operations and is Managing Partner at Epic Roasthouse and Waterbar. In ALL this spare time he serves as President of the Board of Directors of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association and volunteers for two scholarly hospitality programs.

Dans l’émission BUSINESS & CARRIÈRE de MM RADIO, nous avons pour objectif de vous présenter tous les parcours possibles des métiers du divertissement. Et puisque cet art de vivre qu’est la cuisine en fait partie, plus particulièrement depuis quelques années à travers les programmes de télévision du monde entier, nous avons eu envie de creuser un peu plus dans ce monde aux diverses cultures servies dans nos plats, mais qui peut sembler si à y pénétrer pour ceux qui désirent y évoluer. Pour vous dévoiler ses coulisses et tout ce qui peut s’y tramer, pour les curieux et surtout ceux qui désirent faire partie de cette industrie, nous avons invités deux profils qui évoluent en cuisine à des niveaux différents. Deux sexes, deux âges, qui vont vous parler de leurs expériences, leurs choix, de leur carrière, de cuisine et de son business. Avec moi donc, Laurent Pichaureaux, chef du restaurant Esens’ALL, mais aussi gérant de Cook'in-Concept-Creativity et chef consultant chez Lemaire-Pain De Nature, et Wafaa Ait Ouka, cuisinière "healthy" au restaurant Water Bar de colette. Bien sûr, on ne peut parler de cuisine sans repas. C’est pourquoi nous vous conseillons d’avoir le ventre un minimum plein avant de vous aventurer dans l’écoute de ce sujet, spécialement un peu plus long mais riche en information, car il débute par une dégustation qui risque d’exciter vos papilles.

Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef of Waterbar and Farallon, warns against unleashing a gush of water onto fresh strawberries, as this can bruise their tender flesh. Her approach is gentler: Submerge the fruit in a bowl of water.

Strawberries at their peak are sweet, but sometimes they need a little extra sugar. Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef of Waterbar and Farallon, outlines when the berries should get a kick. She also recommends using a little lemon or salt to make their flavors even more intense in desserts.

Waterbar Executive Pastry Chef Emily Luchetti shows how to get rid of any woody parts and ensure every bite of a strawberry is sweet. Test your mad hulling skills in her recipes for Summer Pudding, Brown Butter Crepes, or Brown Sugar Meringues.

Waterbar Executive Pastry Chef Emily Luchetti explains what a perfect strawberry should look like. Don't waste your time and money on less perfect specimens.