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Drop a white sugar cube into a rocks glass and douse it with 3 dashes of Angostura Bitters. Add one dash of soda water and stir into a paste add 2 oz bourbon and a block of ice, and stir. Garnish with an orange peel.By Jason Littrell from The ... Author: hungrynation

Drop a white sugar cube into a rocks glass and douse it with 3 dashes of Angostura Bitters. Add one dash of soda water and stir into a paste add 2 oz bourbon and a block of ice, and stir. Garnish with an orange peel.By Jason Littrell from The Randolph on Broome - NYCAuthor: hungrynation Tags: HungryNation 12SecondCocktails OldFashioned Drink Alcohol Bourbon RandolphOnBroome NewYorkCity Posted: 06 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Drop a white sugar cube into a rocks glass and douse it with 3 dashes of Angostura Bitters. Add one dash of soda water and stir into a paste add 2 oz bourbon and a block of ice, and stir. Garnish with an orange peel.By Jason Littrell from The Randolph on Broome - NYC

From handmade American classics to straight-blade shaves, rustic Americana rules at Taavo Somer's Lower East Side emporium.

It s Back-to-School and we re doing a ten-part series on lifelong learning. We re kicking it off with three shows on the 3 R s Reading, wRiting and aRithmetic. Last time, we talked about reading. Today we re going to get into the second R writing. ___ ___ A note on note-taking ___ One thought I had, as we were preparing for this show, is how many people don t write. Here s what I mean by that: it always amazes me how few people take notes at training sessions, meetings and conferences. I don t have empirical evidence for this, but I will tell you that my best employees always took notes. My best students are prodigious note-takers. ___ ___ George, do you think they succeed because they take notes or do they have other characteristics, which may lead to a propensity for taking notes, which propel them to success? ___ ___ Good question, Mary-Lynn. I don t really know the answer to that, but I would guess the latter of the two. It reminds me of something my Dad used to say, A short pencil is better than a long memory! ___ ___ The act of taking notes helps you recall it later with less effort. It helps you digest the material more fully. You learn faster which means you reach bigg success faster. ___ A process with a purpose Whereas reading involves comprehending a message, writing is about crafting a message. They re both communication, an absolutely vital skill today. One of the chief skills is learning how to word your message so your reader not only understands it, but it moves things forward. Writing is a process with a purpose. Keep your purpose in mind throughout the process. The blank sheet When we talk about writing these days, we usually think of sitting in front of our computer screen typing. There may be value in taking a trip back in time and doing it the old fashioned way. ___ I often find that, when I m planning the bigg picture and trying to set direction, it s helpful to sit down with just a blank sheet of paper and a pen. ___ ___ You may work better on your notebook or computer. Do whatever works for you. But there is something magical about physical paper and pen that can t be fully replicated on the computer. ___ ___ When I m brainstorming, I think one of the benefits to pen and paper is to have all the ideas right there in front of me. When I m using a word processor, I tend to edit a lot. When I write it down on paper, I may cross it out but it s still there. Sometimes that helps me find a path I may not have found otherwise. ___ ___ You usually end up transferring those ideas into a document on your computer, don t you George? ___ ___ Usually but not always. Sometimes it s a work-in-progress for awhile. Sometimes I go back and forth. It just depends. ___ Your most important audience Our point is that sometimes the most important audience for your writing is yourself. When you transfer your thoughts onto paper, magic happens. You may find your ideas aren t as fully developed as you thought. At least we often do. You will definitely discover that putting your thoughts in writing makes the intangible tangible. You can physically see it instead of just seeing it in your mind. When you can see it, you can be it! You can be a bigg success! ___ There s a great new book out. It s called Trust Agents and we couldn t possibly recommend a book more highly. Plus you ll never meet two people who practice what they preach more than the two authors. Check it out for yourself! ___ We can t thank you enough for reading our post today. Next time, we ll talk about the third R arithmetic and personal finance. Please join us. Until then, here s to your bigg success! Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. Direct link to The Bigg Success Show audio file: http://media.libsyn.com/media/biggsuccess/00462-081809.mp3 Related posts Reading

Hand-drawn animation reformatted for the webAuthor: crystaljade09 Tags: animation chicken rocket old-fashioned drawing Posted: 05 August 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

An updo doesn’t have to be stuffy—if you know how to make it funky! Author: hoperoad84

Learn how to make a classic Old Fashioned cocktail with ease and style from bartender Jeffrey Morgenthaler.

Brother Randy Barton preached revival at Harbor Light Baptist Church the first week of April 2009. The Edwards Family sangs old fashioned gospel songs along with giving their testimonies to start off the service. The video capture, editing, dvd packaging graphics, and duplication of dvds were the compliments of Rob Cookenour, owner of GiveItToRob.com

Brother Gene Winfrey preached revival at Harbor Light Baptist Church the last week in March and beginning of April 2009. The Edwards Family sangs old fashioned gospel songs along with giving their testimonies to start off the service. The video capture, editing, dvd packaging graphics, and duplication of dvds were the compliments of Rob Cookenour, owner of GiveItToRob.com