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Massachusetts' implementation of a 'medical marijuana law,' and how it applies to assisted living facilities (ALFs) and skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), is, of course, of special interest to providers in [...]

This article focuses on dining in Atlanta, Georgia. Chef Guenter Seeger, the grizzled master of creativity, is a chef's chef, admired by his colleagues and revered by true connoisseurs. At the Seeger's restaurant, the food gets a perfect score, the elegance is subdued, and those who gripe about the price fail to understand the importance and relevance of this extraordinarily forward restaurant. Good American food and plenty of it have caused a rush to the Rathbun's restaurant in a fun, post-industrial location. Chef Kevin Rathbun cooks up a storm in his first bid at entrepreneurship, with a hearty, all-encompassing menu.

This article presents information about nightlife in Atlanta, Georgia. Gwen Stefani, and Michael Jordan are just a few celebrities who have been spotted at the Lobby Lounge at The Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead, Atlanta, Georgia for the upper crust. The Landmark Diner frequenty lives up to its billing as the place where the stars meet at night. The late-night hours have lured music industry notables such as Usher and Jermaine Dupri. Lithonia Stewart Amphitheatre, located in the heart of historic downtown Lithonia, offers an intimate environment where one can buy or bring one's own candlelight dinner and wine.

This article presents information about shopping centers in Atlanta, Georgia. A bargain shopper's paradise, Tabu Buckhead carries an unparalleled selection of new and gently used designer goods, all priced at ridiculously low prices. The basement is stocked with everything from vintage furs to Frankie B. jeans, all priced an additional 50 percent off. At Ego Denim, one can find nearly two dozen brands of jeans and tees, all neatly arranged in stacks bursting with color. A destination for Atlanta's fashionable men, Lui-B features made-to measure and ready-to-wear shirts of double-twisted Italian cottons.

This article focuses on shopping in Atlanta, Georgia. One can celebrate unique occasions with the one-of-a-kind confiseries carefully crafted by Frenchman Robert Reeb in his two-room bungalow just outside of downtown Chamblee, Georgia. Reeb meticulously land-forms a variety of truffles, fondants, marzipan and more while his wife tenderly packages them in gift boxes and vintage tins. Hot for the holidays is Tiffany &amp Co.'s sterling silver collection, including the 1837 Collection lock charm bracelet, engraved with "T&CO." One can choose a piece from the Atlas Collection's elegant sterling silver billiards set, including a chalk holder and pool triangle.

This article presents information about mass media in Atlanta, Georgia. The new national magazine "Worthwhile," launched by the "Wall Street Journal" and Anita Sharpe of the newspaper "Atlanta Business Chronicle," is produced locally and showcases the efforts that some companies are making to give back to the communities where they're based, and the world at large. Eric Von Haessler was just a regular guy until he got booted off Atlanta's then-No. 2 morning show. Now he serves, more or less, as a martyr, a scourged radio personality driven underground to the Internet.

This article focuses on shopping in Atlanta, Georgia. Savvy Snoot draws designers and shoppers with upscale furniture and accessories, both new and old, at huge discounts. ADAC veteran WebbMarsteller is known or its fresh, updated take on traditional furniture, fabric, wall-coverings and accessories. Electronic Home Consultants designs and installs theaters and whole-house systems that control lighting, sound, security and room temperature at the touch of a button. Theater electronic components start at $20,000.

This article focuses on recreation in Atlanta, Georgia. Both sides of the Jones Bridge area of the Chattahoochee River, Georgia are prime locations for snatching rainbow trout from the river. Whether casting from the shore with a rod and reel or fly-fishing from the shoals, this stretch is almost guaranteed to yield fish for the frying pan. In 2002, residents of East Pointand local conservation groups won their two-year battle to save the Thomas W. Connally Nature Park, East Point from development, and now the rustic old-growth forest harbors some of the largest and oldest white oaks in the city.

This article focuses on art in Atlanta, Georgia. Kenny Leon, artistic director of True Colors Theatre Company and erstwhile director of the Alliance Theatre, triumphed with innovative biracial Steel Magnolias casting, his blazing Broadway directorial debut of the play "A Raisin in the Sun." His exuberant revival of Langston Hughes' play "Tambourines to Glory" gave theatergoers a reason to rejoice. The New American Shakespeare Tavern presents a prodigious amount of quality theater. Winner of 12 Grammys, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus are as good as a symphonic chorus gets.

The article presents some tips for creating a perfect love environment at home. There's nothing quire like being wrapped up in the softness of a cashmere, faux fur or ultra suede throw on a cold winter's night. Pair sexy colors like red and orange, or romantic colors like pink and cream, with brown. Find sexy silk curtains in persimmon and delectable chocolate browns. Low or diffused lights make everyone look warmer and slightly mysterious. Baths are sexy, especially when they smell like dessert.

This article focuses on Atlanta, Georgia. For more than two decades, the editors of the journal "Atlanta" have looked far and wide to determine the best Atlanta, Georgia has to offer. Through the year and especially during the fall, they canvass the metro area, checking out retail stores, dining in restaurants, observing local media, visiting art galleries or hiking nature trails, all in an effort to bring readers a don't-miss list of what's most outstanding about the city. The journal provides information about various areas, such as a stellar cultural outing, a great place for a memorable dinner, the best radio talk show or simply a fabulous pair of shoes.

This article presents information about various tips and gadgets that make it a breeze to brew coffee at home. Beth Brantley, owner of Atlanta Coffee Roasters in Decatur, Georgia says that one should use filtered water to avoid a bitter flavor, and brew straight into a carafe. Brantley says that the longer the coffee is in bean form, the fresher it will taste when one brews it. He adds that one should also be sure to use a separate grinder for flavored coffees, especially when dealing with rare or expensive blends. The Illy Francis! X5 Espresso Maker is sturdy yet compact. It is available in a rainbow of colors including fuchsia, red, orange and blue. INSET: By design.

The article focuses on Poliform, a new furniture store in Atlanta, Georgia. Its dealers, Doug Henderson and Roy Otwell, have opened Switch, an upscale contemporary furniture showroom. Their inventory includes Italian manufacturers like Promemoria, Poliform and Moroso, as well as Wittmann, the Austrian company that reproduces furnishings by world-renowned designers like Josef Huffman. They include creamy white sofas with fluffy pillows, dark wood bookshelves, beds and tables, a pair of comfy lime-green armchairs, and a soft orange bed. INSET: By design.