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As part of the prestigious BBC Four Sessions, soul legend Van Morrison performs a special concert which was recorded at LSO St Luke’s in London. In the exclusive session, Van showcases tracks from his new album, Keep It Simple, and older favourites such as Magic Time and Vanlose Stairway. He is backed by a full band and joined by special guests: guitarist Mick Green and organ maestro Georgie Fame. The performance is an uplifting demonstration of why Van Morrison is still “The Man”. Setlist: Precious Time Magic Time I’m Not Feeling it Any More Song of Home Playhouse End of the Land Vanlose Stairway Help Me One Irish Rover Entrainment Keep it Simple Behind the Ritual Van Morrison, OBE (born George Ivan Morrison; 31 August 1945) is a Northern Irish singer-songwriter and musician. His live performances at their best are regarded as transcendental and inspired; while some of his recordings, such as the studio albums Astral Weeks and Moondance, and the live album It’s Too Late to Stop Now, are widely viewed as among the greatest ever made.


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On April 1st, Lost Highway will proudly release Keep It Simple, the new album from Van Morrison. Keep It Simple is Morrison’s first album of new material since 2005, and the first in several years in which he composed all 11 songs specifically for one album.

In the interim the legendary artist had a year that may be unprecedented for any living artist, having released three separate collections of his hits, with the latest, Still On Top entering the UK charts at #2… More >>

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Im looking for celtic guitar tabs, but not the high-skill end. Simple songs to learn and play. What are some good artists/bands/performers to look up, or what are some sites that you can suggest?

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Feeling stressed, but don’t have much time to relax?  Why not try some quick relaxation strategies!  Below you’ll find a few simple, soothing ideas to help you relax quickly and promote inner peace and harmony in no time.

(1) Breathe Deeply – When stressed, we take shallow, rapid breaths which trigger the body’s stress response.  Taking even one or two slow, deep breaths will help to activate your body’s relaxation response.  When practicing deep breathing, be sure to expand your belly before your chest as you breathe in slowly through your nose and then slowly exhale out through your mouth.

(2) Take Time Out for Tea –  Tea is known for its healing properties and the warmth of hot tea is very soothing to the body.  When we drink it, we take time to slow down and become mindful.  Mindfulness, living fully in the present moment without regretting the past or worrying about the future, is a great stress reliever.  For an added boost try Chamomile tea which is known for its calming effects.

(3)  Slip Into a Warm Bath – The warmth of the bath soothes the body and its solitude gives us an opportunity to relax and go within.  Make your bath extra special with candlelight and relaxing music such as Enya’s Shepherd Moons CD.  Adding Epsom Salt, which contains magnesium, will also calm your nervous system and help you sleep.

(4)  Discover Aromatherapy – The calming effects of herbal Lavender have been prized for centuries.  Add just a couple drops of Lavender essential oil to your bath or a scent diffuser and let the soothing begin.  For more information on Aromatherapy, check out “The Complete Book of Essential Oils and Aromatherapy” by Valerie Ann Worwood.

(5)  Create a Gratitude Journal – Journaling can be a great stress management tool.  To create a Gratitude Journal, choose a journal that you like and every evening write down five things for which you are grateful.  This creates a positive focus and helps you to realize all that you have to be thankful for.

(6)  Choose a Cue – Cue-controlled or “anchor” relaxation is about choosing a sign in your daily environment to serve as a signal to yourself to relax.  This can be anything from a sticker you place on your phone at work to a piece of artwork you see frequently.  When you see your cue, simply take a couple of deep, calming breaths and do a quick body scan.  If you notice that you are holding tension anywhere (for example, your shoulders), consciously notice the tension as you inhale through your nose and release the tension as you exhale through your mouth.

(7)   Let Nature Nurture – Why not try a walking meditation on your lunch hour or anytime you need a break?  On your walk, be sure to really notice all of the sights, sounds and smells around you.  Taking note of nature’s amazing beauty and abundance promotes serenity and will help make any problems you are facing seem smaller and less severe.  

For more great tips on stress management, relaxation and wellness as well as complete deep breathing instructions, be sure to visit my website at www.tranquilitybaywellness.com.   Always remember, the purpose of life is joy!

“Terri Marshall, CHSMS is a Relaxation Therapist, Certified Stress Management Specialist, Therapeutic Guided Imagery Practitioner & Wellness Coach. She is the owner of Tranquility Bay Relaxation Therapy and Wellness Coaching in Annapolis, Maryland and specializes in individual Relaxation Therapy sessions and Therapeutic Guided Imagery sessions combined with Wellness Coaching. Terri is also available for telephone consultations and Tranquility Bay gift certificates are available. She can be reached at www.tranquilitybaywellness.com.”

I am doing a project on scottish culture. I have the culture and stuff down, but i need a recipe from Scotland that can serve about 34, like i don’t mean a full serving, just something like a soup that can be portioned into maybe 40 small dixie cups. I would greatly appreciate ir you would help me.

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Glasgow epitomises “Scotland with Style” and offers a unique and unrivalled dining experience to residents and tourists alike. It’s extensive, vibrant and eclectic restaurant scene is reflected in the book’s contributors which include Urban Grill – recipient of The List magazine’s “Best Newcomer of the Year Award”, Michelin Star tipped Michael Caines at ABode and traditional favourites such as Di Maggios and CafŽ Gandolfi. Accompanied throughout by stunning ill… More >>

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