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Democracyby Henry Adams
There are many editions of Democracy: An American Novel. This educational edition was created for self-improvement or in preparation for advanced examinations. The bottom of each page is annotated with a mini-thesaurus of uncommon words highlighted in the text, including synonyms and antonyms. Designed for school districts, educators, and students seeking to maximize performance on standardized tests, Webster's paperbacks take advantage of the fact that classics are frequently assigned readings. A running thesaurus at the bottom of each page is useful to students who are actively building their vocabularies in anticipation of taking PSAT®, SAT®, AP® (Advanced Placement®), GRE®, LSAT®, GMAT® or similar examinations. This edition exposes the reader to a maximum number of "difficult, and often encountered" words in examinations. Rather than supply a single synonym, many are provided for a variety of meanings, allowing readers to better grasp the ambiguity of the English language, and avoid using the notes as a pure crutch. Having the reader decipher a word's meaning within context serves to improve vocabulary retention and understanding. Each page covers words not already highlighted on previous pages. PSAT® is a registered trademark of the College Entrance Examination Board and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation neither of which sponsors or endorses this book; SAT® is a registered trademark of the College Board which neither sponsors nor endorses this book; GRE®, AP® and Advanced Placement® are registered trademarks of the Educational Testing Service which neither sponsors nor endorses this book, GMAT® is a registered trademark of the Graduate Management Admissions Council which is neither affiliated with this book nor endorses this book, LSAT® is a registered trademark of the Law School Admissions Council which neither sponsors nor endorses this product. All rights reserved.
Democracyby Henry Adams Arthur Schlesinger
An immediate bestseller upon its publication in 1880, the anonymously penned Democracy prompted widespread speculation and guessing games as to its author's identity. It is the story of Mrs. Lightfoot Lee, a society widow, and Silas Ratcliffe, the most influential member of the Senate, who, throughout the novel, pursues Mrs. Lee while at the same time battling her for power. Set in Washington in the 1870s, Democracy presents a scathing and incisive look at the intricate inner workings of politics and corruption that remains relevant today.This Modern Library Paperback Classic is set from the 1880 first edition and includes a contemporary review from The Atlantic Monthly. From the Trade Paperback edition.
Democracy, An American Novelby Henry Adams
Her world is filled with "man's work," with tough loves and passionate hates, with seasons of cultivating land other than her own, despair, disappointment, and fulfillment in the eleventh hour. All throughout, Kate makes the best of things and "takes the wings of morning" until she can truly fly.
Democracy, an American novelby Henry Adams
First published anonymously in 1880, the mother of all (American) political novels is the story of Madeleine Lee, a young widow who comes to Washington, DC, to understand the workings of government. "What she wanted was POWER." During the course of the novel, she sees enough of power and its corruptions to last her a lifetime.
The Education of Henry Adamsby Henry Adams
A scion of the famous Adams family of American statesmen, historian Henry Adams crafted this well-known autobiographical work, which reflects his constant search for order in a world of chaos. He cast himself as a modern everyman, seeking coherence in a fragmented universe and concluding that his education was inadequate for the demands of modern society.

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The Education of Henry Adamsby Henry Adams
The Education of Henry Adams is among the oddest and most enlightening books in American literature. Henry Adams was the grandson of a President and the great-grandson of another one. He was also the son of the American Ambassador to England, and his secretery. As such he rubbed elbows, literally, with Presidents from Abraham Lincoln to Theodore Roosevelt and with many of the great figures of his time. This audiobook contains thousands of memorable one-liners about politics, morality, culture, and transatlantic relations: "The American mind exasperated the European as a buzz-saw might exasperate a pine forest." There are astonishing glimpses of the high and mighty: "He saw a long, awkward figure; a plain, ploughed face; a mind, absent in part, and in part evidently worried by white kid gloves; features that expressed neither self-satisfaction nor any other familiar Americanism...." (That would be Abraham Lincoln; the "melancholy function" his Inaugural Ball.) But most of all, Adams' book is a brilliant account of how his own sensibility came to be. A literary landmark from the moment it first appeared, the autobiography confers upon its author precisely that prize he felt had always eluded him: success. This Pulitzer Prize-winner is considered by many to be one of the three greatest autoboigraphies ever written (the other two being Benjaman Franklin's and Jean-Jacques Rosseau's). Published shortly after the author's death in 1918, The Education of Henry Adams is a brilliant, idiosyncratic blend of autobiography and history that charts the great transformation in American life during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The Education of Henry Adamsby Henry Adams
'I cannot remember when I was not fascinated by Henry Adams, ' said Gore Vidal. 'He was remarkably prescient about the coming horrors. ' His political ideals shaped by two presidential ancestors--great-grandfather John Adams and grandfather John Quincy Adams--Henry Adams was one of the most powerful and original minds to confront the American scene from the Civil War to the First World War. Printed privately in 1907 and published to wide acclaim shortly after the author's death in 1918, The Education of Henry Adams is a brilliant, idiosyncratic blend of autobiography and history that charts the great transformation in American life during the so-called Gilded Age. With an introduction by renowned historian Edmund Morris.
The Education of Henry Adamsby Henry Adams
A scion of the famous Adams family of American statesmen, historian Henry Adams crafted this well-known autobiographical work, which reflects his constant search for order in a world of chaos. He cast himself as a modern everyman, seeking coherence in a fragmented universe and concluding that his education was inadequate for the demands of modern society.

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Great American Lives: The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant, Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, and The Education of Henry Adamsby Benjamin Franklin Henry Adams Andrew Carnegie Ulysses S Grant
Brilliant, captivating, and unforgettable memoirs from four of the greatest minds in American history. Penned between 1771 and 1790 and published after his death, TheAutobiography of Benjamin Franklin is one of the most acclaimed and widely read personal histories ever written. From his youth as a printer's assistant working for his brother's Boston newspaper through his own publishing, writing, and military careers, his scientific experiments and worldwide travels, his grand triumphs and heartbreaking tragedies, Franklin tells his story with aplomb, bringing to life the flesh-and-blood man behind the American icon. Completed just days before his death, Ulysses S. Grant's Personal Memoirs is a clear and compelling account of his military career, focusing on two great conflicts: the Mexican-American War and the Civil War. Lauded for its crisp and direct prose, Grant's autobiography offers frank insight into everything from the merits of the war with Mexico to the strategies and tactics employed by Union forces against the Confederacy to the poignancy of Grant's meeting with General Lee at Appomattox Court House. Documenting a world of tariffs, insider deals, and Wall Street sharks as well as his stunning rise from bobbin boy to steel baron, The Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie opens a window into the great industrialist's decision-making process. His insights on education, business, and the necessity of giving back for the common good set an inspirational example for aspiring executives and provide a fitting testament to the power of the American dream. The Education of Henry Adams is the Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir of a brilliant man reckoning with an era of profound change. The great-grandson of President John Adams and the grandson of President John Quincy Adams, Henry Adams possessed one of the most remarkable minds of his generation. Yet he believed himself fundamentally unsuited to the era in which he lived--the tumultuous period between the Civil War and World War I. Written in third person, this uniquely unclassifiable autobiography is the Modern Library's number-one nonfiction book of the twentieth century. This ebook has been professionally proofread to ensure accuracy and readability on all devices.
Mont Saint Michel and Chartresby Henry Adams
"Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres" is one of the most distinguished contributions to literature and one of the most valuable adjuncts to the study of medievalism America thus far has produced. The rediscovery of this great epoch of Christian civilization has had issue in many and valuable works on its religion, its philosophy, its economics, its politics, and its art. It holds its importance as a revelation of the eternal glory of medieval art and the elements that brought it into being.
Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartresby Henry Adams Raymond Carney
Mont Saint Michel and Chartres is a record not of a literal jouney but of a meditative journey across time and space into the medieval imagination. Using the architecture, sculpture, and stained glass of the two locales as a starting point, Adams breathes life into what others might see merely as monuments of a past civilization. With daring and inventive conceits, Adams looks at the ordinary people, places, and events in the context of the social conventions and systems of thought and belief of the thirteenth century turning the study of history into a kind of theater. As Raymond Carney discusses in his introduction, Adams' freeedom from the European traditions of study lends an exuberance--and puckish wit--to his writings.
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His and Hers Winter Hats
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This free knitting pattern from Patons features a snowflake and reindeer detail for his and hers winter fun! Try this free knitting pattern for your holiday gifts, it's easy to make and warm for the winter.
- Patons Decor (100 g/3.5 oz) or
- Patons Classic Wool (100 g/3.5 oz)
- Main Color (MC) (Red or Green) - 1 ball
- Contrast A (White) - 1 ball
- Knitting Needles: sizes 4 mm (U.S. 6) and 4.5 mm (U.S. 7) for Hat or size needed to obtain tension.
To fit head measurement
Small/Medium 21 ins [53.5 cm]
Large/X-Large 22 ins [56 cm]
20 sts and 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] with 4.5 mm needles in stocking st.
The instructions are written for smaller size. If changes are necessary for larger size the instructions will be written thus ( ).
Note: When working from charts, carry yarn not in use loosely across WS of work but never over more than 5 sts. When it must pass over more than 5 sts, weave it over and under color in use on next st or at centre point of sts it passes over. The colors are never twisted around one another.
**With MC and smaller needles, cast on 114 (118) sts.
1st row: K2. *P2. K2. Rep from * to end of row.
2nd row: P2. *K2. P2. Rep from * to end of row.
These 2 rows form (K2. P2) ribbing.
With A, work 2 rows ribbing.
With MC, cont in ribbing until work from beg measures 4 ins [10 cm] ending with a 2nd row and dec 1 st in centre of last row. 113 (117) sts.**
Change to larger needles and proceed in stocking st for 4 rows.
Place Chart I: Next row: (RS). With MC, K47 (49). Work 1st row of Chart II across next 19 sts, reading row from right to left. With MC, knit to end of row.
Next row: With MC, P47 (49).
Work 2nd row of Chart II across next 19 sts, reading row from left to right. With MC, purl to end of row.
Chart I is now in position. Cont working Chart I to end of chart.
***With MC, cont even until work from beg measures 9½ ins [23 cm] ending with RS facing for next row.
Shape top: 1st row: K1. *Sl1K. K1. psso. K24 (25). K2tog. Rep from * 3 times more. 105 (109) sts.
2nd and alt rows: Purl.
3rd row: K1. *Sl1K. K1. psso. K22 (23). K2tog. Rep from * 3 times more. 97 (101) sts.
5th row: K1. *Sl1K. K1. psso. K20 (21). K2tog. Rep from * 3 times more. 89 (93) sts.
6th row: As 2nd row.
Cont in this manner, dec 8 sts evenly across next and following alt rows until there are 17 (13) sts. Break yarn leaving a long end. Draw end through rem sts and fasten securely.
Sew centre back seam reversing for turnback 2 ins [5 cm] above cast on edge. Attach tassel to twisted cord and sew to point of Hat.
Work from ** to ** as given for Reindeer Hat.
Change to larger needles and proceed in stocking st for 6 rows.
Place Chart II: Next row: With MC, K47 (49). Work 1st row of Chart II across next 19 sts, reading row from right to left. With MC, knit to end of row.
Next row: With MC, P47 (49).
Work 2nd row of Chart II across next 19 sts, reading row from left to right. With MC, purl to end of row.
Chart II is now in position.
Cont working Chart II to end of chart.
Work from *** to *** as given for Reindeer Hat.
Twisted Cord: Cut 3 strands of MC 20 ins [51 cm] long. With all strands tog hold one end and with someone holding other end, twist strands to the right until they begin to curl. Fold the ends tog and tie in a knot so they will not unravel. The strands will now twist themselves tog. Adjust length if desired.
Make Tassel: Cut a piece of cardboard 4½ ins [11 cm] wide.
Wind A around cardboard 25 times. Break yarn leaving a long end and thread end through a needle. Slip needle through all loops and tie tightly. Remove cardboard and wind yarn tightly around loops ¾ inch [2 cm] below fold. Fasten securely. Cut through rem loops and trim ends evenly.***
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Dec 26, 2014
Hi, I am new at this. What does stocking st mean? Also what is Sl 1k and psso? Thanks.
FaveCrafts Editor JL
Dec 31, 2014
Stocking is also known as stockinette. To complete this stitch, knit one row then purl one row and repeat those two rows. Thanks! - Julia from FaveCrafts
Dec 16, 2014
this uses 11 balls of yarn for each color?
FaveCrafts Editor JL
Dec 16, 2014
So sorry for the confusion - that should read 1 ball. I've made changes to the pattern. Thanks! - Julia from FaveCrafts
Aug 25, 2010
Hello everyone. I have corrected an error in the pattern. There is no chart III, that was a typo. Sorry for any confusion. Thanks, Caitlin.
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Aug 25, 2010
I also could not find chart #3 could you help as I am stuck! thanks willie firstname.lastname@example.com
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Aug 25, 2010
I tried this snowflake pattern but cannot find chart III. Is this a typo or what? Cannot continue till I get help. please. Thanks, Anita firstname.lastname@example.com
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Aug 09, 2010
Very cute will start and hopefully complete tonight. Thanks for the cute design, and the earlily start of a christmas gift.
gretchen Millingto n
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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE give us simpler patterns for the beginners like myself thank you gretchen L.Millington
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District of Massachusetts reduces jury-awarded damages by 90 percent in copyright infringement lawsuit
By Abby Lauer – Edited by Jad Mills
Sony BMG Music Entertainment et. al. v. Tenenbaum, No. 07cv11446-NG (D. Mass. July 9, 2010)
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In a decision by Judge Nancy Gertner, the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts reduced the damages awarded by a jury to members of the recording industry in a copyright infringement lawsuit. After finding defendant Joel Tenenbaum guilty of illegally downloading copyrighted music, the jury awarded statutory damages of $22,500 per song, $675,000 total for 30 songs. Judge Gertner held that the damages award should be reduced to $2,250 per song or $67,500 total. In so holding, Judge Gertner maintained that the jury's award was far greater than necessary to serve the government's interest in deterring copyright infringement and compensating copyright owners whose rights have been infringed. She argued that Congress never intended the extraordinary damages provisions of copyright law to apply to situations where a defendant did not receive pecuniary benefit from his infringing activities.
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Mark St. Germain's two-character play, Freud's Last Session, ran for two years Off-Broadway and has made the rounds of regional theaters, winning prize after prize. The Arden's admirable production, directed by Ian Merrill Peakes, adds yet another debate drama about religion to the ever-lengthening roster so far this season.
(Since the six shows I listed for my review of The Runner Stumbles on Oct. 22, we can add two more.)
The debaters here are illustrious: Sigmund Freud (David Howey) and C.S. Lewis (Todd Scofield). The subject is profound: the existence or nonexistence of God. The moment is, well, momentous: the day England entered World War II.


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The Board of Directors is the governing body of the Brown Medical Alumni Association. The Executive Committee consists of a President, President-elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and Immediate Past President. All officers serve for a two-year term elected by the Board of Directors. Members-at-large serve three-year terms with possibility of one additional term.
The Board of Directors meets twice a year, over Reunion-Commencement Weekend in May and again during Family Weekend in October. Attendance at all meetings is strongly encouraged.
Executive Committee
Philip D. Wey '82 MD'86, P'19
Princeton, NJ
Dr. Wey is currently a plastic surgeon in private practice in Princeton and New Brunswick, NJ, and is a Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery at Rutgers - Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. At Brown, he double-majored in Biology and English, and then graduated from the combined medical program at Brown and Dartmouth Medical School. He received general surgery training at Northwestern University, completed a plastic surgery residency at New York Hospital – Cornell Medical Center (NY Presbyterian - Cornell), and two fellowships in breast surgery at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and microsurgery at NYU's Institute of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery. He joined the full-time faculty at UMDNJ - Robert Wood Johnson Medical School as Director of Breast Plastic Surgery, and then entered private practice as a partner with Plastic Surgery Arts of New Jersey. Dr. Wey has held several leadership positions within the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, having served on the Advisory Council for Plastic Surgery for the American College of Surgeons, Board of Directors of the Plastic Surgical Educational Foundation, and the prestigious Jacques W. Maliniac Circle of the National Endowment for Plastic Surgery. Dr. Wey's clinical work has been recognized regionally and nationally in New York Magazine, New Jersey Monthly, New Jersey Life, and Redbook Magazine. Dr. Wey has been involved with Brown for over 20 years as an Area Chair of the Brown Alumni Interviewing Program, Board of Directors of the Brown Club of Central New Jersey, and Board of the Brown Medical Alumni Association (BMAA) which he will serve as President in 2016. He is married to Elizabeth Lies Wey '87, and has two sons, Nicholas '19 and Alexander.
Preston Calvert '76 MD'79
Immediate Past President
Potomac, MD
Dr. Calvert truly enjoyed his time at Brown, where he concentrated in biology as an undergraduate. In return for scholarship aid through medical school, he received a US Army officer commission, and he trained while on active duty in the US Army in neurology at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, and then as an Army-sponsored fellow in neuro-ophthalmology at the Wilmer Institute at Johns Hopkins in 1984-85. He left the Army in 1990, after 15 years of service. Preston then began private practice as a neuro-ophthalmologist in northern Virginia. In 1998, he became the vice chair of neurology and director of the neurology/neurosurgery outpatient clinic at Johns Hopkins Hospital, a position he held until 2000. He still serves on the faculty of the Department of Neurology at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine as assistant professor of neurology. Additionally, Preston has served on the board of directors of the North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society since 2002, and is currently serving as the president of the society. He has been married to Brown alumna Margaret Guerin-Calvert '76 since 1977, and they have one daughter, Kate. Preston and Margaret have been long time supporters of the educational institutions with which they have had contact, and they remain especially interested in the extension of the opportunities that are offered by high-quality, values-driven private educational institutions to talented young people from families of limited financial means. Preston has served as a class representative for the MD Class of 1979 since 2006, and on the board of directors of the Brown Medical Alumni Association since 2008.
Preetha Basaviah '91 MD'95
President Elect
Menlo Park, CA
Dr. Basaviah is clinical associate professor of medicine at Stanford University, where she serves as assistant dean for pre-clerkship education, director of the Practice of Medicine Course (two-year doctoring course) for Stanford medical students, an educator for CARE (Compassion, Advocacy, Respect, Advocacy), and as an inpatient and outpatient attending. She completed her internal medicine residency training at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center at Harvard Medical School, where she was among the institution's first hospitalists as well as one of the primary care chief residents at the West Roxbury Veteran's Administration during her last year. While at BIDMC, she was the recipient of the Lowell B. McGee Teaching Award and the Katherine Swan Ginsburg Award for humanism in medicine. She became one of the first Rabkin Fellows in Medical Education at the Carl J. Shapiro Institute for Education and Research. Subsequently, she was a hospitalist, assistant clinical professor of medicine, co-director of Foundations of Patient Care (FPC), a member of the Academy of Educators, and a Teaching Scholar at University of California, San Francisco. She served as a Harvard Macy Scholar in 2004-2005 and in 2011. She received the 2007 General Internal Medicine Division Teaching Award, the 2009 Kaiser Award for excellence in preclinical teaching, the 2010 Larry Mathers Award for exceptional medical student teaching and mentoring, the 2010 California Region Clinician Educator of the Year Award, and the 2011 SGIM National Award for Medical Education Scholarship. She has actively participated in the Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM) and Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM) at regional and national levels by chairing and co-chairing committees involving national meetings, clinical vignettes, medical education, and clinical updates. She served as SHM Annual Meeting Chair in 2005, Pre-Course Chair in 2004, CA Regional SGIM President in 2004-05 and Association of Chairs and Leaders in General Internal Medicine (ACLGIM) Program Co-chair in 2011. Her research interests include medical education, curriculum development and assessment, and preparing medical students for the transition to clinical training. Dr. Basaviah remains active with Brown by interviewing, coaching local students, hosting local Brown events, and serving on the BMAA since 2010-11.
Lisa J. Goldstein '78 MD'82
Rumford, RI
Dr. Goldstein is assistant pathologist at The Miriam Hospital and a clinical assistant professor of pathology and laboratory medicine at Brown University. After graduating from the Brown University Program in Medicine, Dr. Goldstein completed her residency in pathology at Rhode Island Hospital in 1986, serving as the chief resident during her final year. She completed a fellowship in surgical pathology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City in 1987. Dr. Goldstein is board certified in anatomic and clinical pathology. In June, 2013 she was awarded the Dr. Charles Carpenter Outstanding Physician of the Year Award at The Miriam Hospital.
Steven Shin '95 MMS'97 MD'99
Los Angeles, CA
Dr. Shin is an orthopaedic hand surgeon and partner at the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic in Los Angeles, California. He is on the clinical faculty of the Kerlan-Jobe Sports Medicine Fellowship. In addition to his medical degree, he received his undergraduate and MMS degrees from Brown. He performed his residency training in orthopaedic surgery at the NYU-Hospital for Joint Diseases in New York City and his fellowship in hand and upper limb surgery at Stanford University. He is board-certified in both orthopaedic surgery and hand surgery. He is the hand consultant to several professional sports teams, including the Los Angeles Lakers, Clippers, Dodgers, Kings and Anaheim Ducks, as well as to the athletic departments of the University of Southern California and Loyola Marymount University. He serves on the board of directors of the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic and the Institute for Sports Sciences. He has served on committees for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the American Society for Surgery of the Hand. He is a contributing editor for the Yearbook of Hand and Upper Limb Surgery. He is an active contributor to hand surgery literature and has given numerous lectures and presentations on this subject. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and son.
Board Members
Monique Anawis, JD '85 MD'90
Dr. Anawis is a board certified ophthalmologist in private practice and serves as an attending physician at the University of Chicago/Weiss Memorial Hospital and Thorek Hospital. At Brown, she graduated magna cum laude with degrees in biology (with honors) and anthropology. She continued on to graduate with honors from the Medical School. Dr. Anawis received her law degree with a certificate in health law from DePaul University with honors. She has since become a fellow and member of the Board of Governors of the American College of Legal Medicine. She is a consulting attorney specializing in health law who advises physicians, health care workers, hospitals, and other attorneys; serves as medical/legal consultant in cases of medical malpractice; and lectures and publishes in the field of health law. Dr. Anawis is the chair of the Health Law section of the Illinois State Bar Association. She also works with Health for Humanity in Mongolia where she travels and collaborates with colleagues to fuse traditional and western medicine. She is a professor of health law at John Marshall Law School and has taught in the Brown summer studies program for six years. Dr. Anawis is a member of the Brown Chicago Women's Network and has served as a BASC interviewer, an ACCess volunteer, a Brown Medical School Class Representative, and most recently, an alumni marshal for her 20th medical reunion in recognition of her continued work for the Medical School.
Deborah Archer '95 MD'02
Fort Collins, CO
Dr. Archer is a pediatrician serving mostly underserved and underinsured children in the Fort Collins community. She completed her pediatrics internship at Howard University Hospital and residency at Inova Fairfax Hospital. She attended Brown as part of the PLME program, graduating cum laude with a degree in educational studies. As a recipient of an Echoing Green Fellowship at Brown, Dr. Archer established collaboration with the Providence community, the Swearer Center for Public Service, and the Medical School and founded the Community Health Advocacy Program, which continues to play a role in medical education. A National Health Service Corps scholar, she served on the national board of Community-Campus Partnerships for Health. Dr. Archer's student awards included the Frederick W. Barnes prize, given to the graduating PLME senior who best utilized the program to pursue interests in the humanities and social sciences; and the David S. Greer prize, awarded to the graduating medical student who best exemplifies the view of medicine as a socially responsible human service profession. She and her husband, Shane McGregor '95, have three children.
Todd B. Baird, MD RES'04
Richmond, VA
After graduating from the Medical College of Virginia in 1999, Dr. Baird completed his surgical internship, diagnostic radiology residency, and fellowship in cross-sectional imaging at Brown. He served as a clinical instructor at Brown before joining Commonwealth Radiology in Richmond, VA, in 2006. Dr. Baird is the medical director for the Reynolds Crossing Imaging Center in Richmond as well as the radiology director of Virginia Cancer Institute and served on Commonwealth Radiology's board of directors from 2010-2015.
Patricia A. Buss '78 MD'81
Woodland Hills, CA
Dr. Buss is Medical & Health Care Services Operations Officer for Health Net, Inc. and previously served as Vice President & Chief Medical Director for Health Net Federal Services. She served on active duty in the US Navy for 24 years. Her assignments included executive medicine positions at the TRICARE Management Activity, Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and US Naval Hospital Okinawa, Japan and clinical (plastic surgery) positions at five other military hospitals. As part of the faculty at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, she teaches medical executive skills to Military Health System leaders.
Dr. Buss earned both undergraduate and medical degrees from Brown. After general surgery residency training at the University of Rochester, she completed specialty training in plastic surgery at Brown University. She has a Master of Business Administration degree from George Mason University. She is a diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a Certified Physician Executive.
Peter Chai '06 MMS'07 MD'10 RES'14
Newton, MA
Dr. Chai is an emergency medicine physician and fellow in medical toxicology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He enrolled in the Program in Liberal Medical Education, graduating with honors, and received his Master in Medical Science for his work on the development of novel devices for three-dimensional cell culture and aggregation. During his time at the Medical School, he served as the BMAA liaison to the Medical Student Senate, and received the American College of Emergency Physicians and Society for Academic Emergency Medicine medical student awards. Dr. Chai completed his residency in emergency medicine at Brown, receiving the Haffenreffer Family House Staff Excellence Award. He is completing a fellowship in medical toxicology at UMass, researching wearable devices in emergency medicine as well as wearable and ingestible biosensors for medication adherence and substance abuse treatment. He continues to collaborate on multiple projects with researchers at Brown. For four years he has been an admissions reader for the PLME program. He is a member of the Massachusetts State Medical Tribunal and serves on the Telemedicine and Public Relations committees in the American College of Medical Toxicology, of which he is a member.
Daniel DiPrete '85 MD'89
Narragansett, RI
Dr. DiPrete is a board-certified radiologist in Rhode Island specializing in diagnostic radiology. He recently sold The Imaging Institute, a network of out-patient medical imaging centers in Rhode Island, of which he had been President and Medical Director. The centers were the first all-digital, filmless and paperless facilities in the state. Formerly, Dr. DiPrete was an owner and president of X-Ray Associates Inc. and chief of diagnostic imaging at South County Hospital, where he was also the director of MRI services and established the Women's Imaging Center. Dr. DiPrete completed his residency in diagnostic imaging and his fellowship in cross sectional imaging at Brown University-Rhode Island Hospital. Dr. DiPrete is a past President of the Rhode Island Radiology Society, a Fellow of the American College of Radiology, a member of the Rhode Island Radiology PAC Executive Committee, a member of the RADPAC Advisory Council (which is the American College of Radiology's political action committee in Washington, DC), and he is a BASC volunteer for Brown.
Roberta Haynes de Regt '76 MD'79
Redmond, WA
Dr. de Regt is a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist in private practice outside of Seattle. She performs hands on Obstetrical ultrasound, prenatal diagnosis, and consultation for high risk pregnancies for three hospitals. As a student in the Seven Year Program in Medicine, she assisted with medical school admissions, graduating with a ScB biology '76 and MD in '79. She has been on clinical faculty at SUNY Downstate where she completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology and fellowship in Maternal Fetal Medicine as well as at Mt. Sinai (N.Y.), Yale, and University of WA Schools of Medicine. She has enjoyed many administrative roles including President of Washington State Obstetrical Association, Department Chair, Chief of Quality Improvement, and Medical Director of Women's and Children's Services. She enjoys mentoring students at various levels of training. She is a Fellow in American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Society of Maternal Fetal Medicine, and American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine. She and her husband Mark de Regt, Brown '74, have remained actively involved interviewing high school students annually since graduation for the Brown Alumni Interviewing Program. She will be Seattle Area Chair this fall. She is passionate about deep powder skiing, hiking, and traveling which she often pursues with her husband and her three children.
Mitchell H. Driesman '74 MD'77, P'07, P'12 MD'16
Fairfield, CT
Dr. Driesman is a senior partner with Cardiac Specialists; director of interventional cardiology and cardiac catheterization at Bridgeport Hospital, part of the Yale-New Haven Health System; and a clinical instructor at the Yale School of Medicine. He was part of the third class of Brown's six-year program, and was president of the student council and a more-than interested observer as it evolved into a full medical school. His years at Brown, he says, were "my most formative and important years, and I am extremely grateful." Dr. Driesman completed his residency at Tufts-New England Medical Center and his cardiology fellowship at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City. In 1982 he joined another Sinai alum to help found Cardiac Specialists, which is now a 16-person group providing clinical, interventional, and cardiac electrophysiology study (EPS) services for southern Connecticut. Past posts have included president of the medical staff of Bridgeport Hospital, president of the medical executive committee, member of the board of trustees of Bridgeport Hospital/Yale-New Haven Health, and governor of the Society for Cardiac Angiography and Interventions. He is vice chairperson of the board of the Bridgeport Hospital Foundation. Dr. Driesman and his wife, Shelley Kaplan Driesman MD'80, a practicing ophthalmologist, have three children, Emily, Ali '07, and Adam '12 MD'16. The Driesmans have an additional attachment to Rhode Island with a house in Block Island.
Charles R. Effron '80 MD'83, P'16
New York, NY
Charles R. Effron, MD, is a neurologist in private practice, specializing in spine and peripheral nerve disorders. Dr. Effron is also a clinical instructor of neurology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He has been with Mount Sinai since completing his residency in neurology in 1987. Dr. Effron completed his internship at Beth Israel in 1984. He is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
Joseph Kim MD'89
Pittsburgh, PA
Dr. Joseph Kim is an Anesthesiologist at Allegheny General Hospital where he serves as the immediate past chair of the department. Originally from Korea, Dr. Kim grew up in Rhode Island. After medical school at Brown, Dr. Kim completed his Internship training at Wilson Memorial Hospital in Johnson City, NY and his Residency training in Anesthesiology at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Both Dr. Kim and his wife, Cathy Kim, MD, spent time working at Miriam hospital before moving to Pittsburgh with their three children. The Kims are active in Medical Mission trips throughout the world—most recently to Kenya and North Korea. Dr. Kim has been an active BASC volunteer and participates with his Medical School reunion efforts.
Resa E. Lewiss MD'92
Denver, CO
Dr. Resa Lewiss is chief of Point-of-Care Ultrasound and associate professor in the Departments of Emergency Medicine and Radiology at University of Colorado. After graduating Phi Beta Kappa from Brown University, Dr. Lewiss attended the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. She spent one year at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland in the Howard Hughes Research Scholars program. A graduate and former chief resident of the Harvard-affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency program in Boston, Dr. Lewiss is board certified in emergency medicine. She graduated with the first Emergency Ultrasound fellowship class at St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York City and from 2003-2014, served there as fellowship director and chief of Emergency Ultrasound Division. She is a medical educator and leader who has mentored trainees at all levels, including at Columbia University and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She has also led point-of-care ultrasound education courses regionally, nationally, and internationally, and has numerous publications and chapters related to point-of-ultrasound education, global health, simulation, pediatrics and national policy. She was the first President of the Academy of Emergency Ultrasound of the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine, a founding member of WINFOCUS, co-founder of SonoGames, and the chair for the Ultrasound Section of the American College of Emergency Physicians. She currently serves on the board of PURE (Point-of-care Ultrasound in Resource-limited Environments) and on the American Board of Emergency Medicine Clinical Ultrasonography Task Force.
Michael E. Migliori '79 MD'82, P'11, P'12, P'14
Providence, RI
Dr. Migliori is a life-long resident of Rhode Island. He received both his undergraduate degree in Biology and his MD from what was then called the Brown University Program in Medicine. He then went on to complete his ophthalmology residency at Sinai Hospital in Detroit, Michigan and his fellowship in Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the University of Illinois in Chicago. He has been in practice in Rhode Island since 1987. Dr. Migliori is Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, and Ophthalmologist-in-Chief at Rhode Island Hospital.
Dr. Migliori served as President of the Rhode Island Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons from 1994-1996, and President of the Rhode Island Medical Society from 1997-1998. In addition, he served as the Rhode Island Medical Society's Delegate to the AMA's House of Delegates for 16 years and three terms on the Board of Directors of AMPAC, the political action committee of the American Medical Association. He currently serves as Chair of the Public Laws Committee of the Rhode Island Medical Society and is Immediate Past President of the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Glenn Mitchell '67 ScM'69 MD'75 RES'77
Carlisle, PA
Dr. Mitchell, who is board-certified in emergency medicine and preventive medicine, is Professor of Healthcare Informatics at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology in Pennsylvania. Previously, he was Chief Medical Officer for Mercy Health System in St Louis, MO and a consultant on health care and physician change management, focusing on education and strategy to deal with generational differences, conflict resolution, and new program implementation. A retired US Army colonel, Dr. Mitchell commanded a medical teaching center, oversaw multiple overseas humanitarian missions, and received the Defense Superior Service Medal as well as three awards of the Legion of Merit. He is the former vice-chair of the American Board of Preventive Medicine and past president of the Aerospace Medical Association. Dr. Mitchell serves on the board of the Brown Association of Class Leaders, as co-VP of the Class of 1967. He has been a class agent for both the undergraduate and medical schools for many years and is a member of the Carrie Tower Society and the Dean's Circle.
Srihari S. Naidu '93 MD'97
New York, NY
Dr. Naidu is director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory and Interventional Cardiology Fellowship Program at Winthrop University Hospital, the primary teaching affiliate of SUNY - Stony Brook School of Medicine, where he is an associate professor of medicine. Prior to joining Winthrop University Hospital in 2006, Dr. Naidu was an assistant professor of medicine in the Division of Cardiology at New York Presbyterian Hospital - Weill Cornell Medical Center, where he was a high volume interventional cardiologist and developed the Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Center, performing their first series of alcohol septal ablations. Dr. Naidu trained in internal medicine at Cornell, and general cardiology and interventional cardiology at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center. Dr. Naidu is also an area committee member of Brown Alumni Schools Committees and participates in the Medicine in Action Program (MIAP), which gives PLME students the opportunity to observe a physician in action. He also serves on the Advisory Committee for Biology and Medicine and is co-president of the Undergraduate Class of 1993. Dr. Naidu serves on several prestigious national committees, including the ACC Interventional Science Council (two-term member) and TCT Organizational Committee. In addition, Dr. Naidu founded and chairs the Emerging Leader Mentorship (ELM) Program run by the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) in partnership with the American College of Cardiology (ACC) and the Cardiovascular Research Foundation (CRF), a dedicated interventional pipeline that selects and mentors 10 interventional cardiologists every two years for national leadership roles. For his leadership work within SCAI, he was recently elected trustee of the Society. At Winthrop, Dr. Naidu has risen as a national expert in percutaneous ventricular assist devices for patients undergoing high-risk coronary intervention, atrial septal defect or patent foramen ovale closure for patients with heart failure or stroke, and alcohol septal ablation for patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Dr. Naidu has published more than 100 original articles, book chapters and abstracts dealing with angioplasty outcomes, new technology and innovative procedural modifications, and regularly lectures throughout the United States and Europe. In addition, he routinely serves as invited speaker for the American Heart Association, ACC, TCT and SCAI Scientific Sessions. In 2014 Dr. Naidu was named an alumni trustee of the Corporation of Brown University.
Steven Pavlakis '76 MD'79, P'05
Port Washington, NY
Dr. Pavlakis is the director of pediatric neurology at the Brooklyn Hospital Center and professor of neurology and pediatrics at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Previously the director of the Center for Brain and Behavior at the Infants & Children's Hospital of Maimonides Medical Center, where he was also chief science officer, he is board certified in pediatrics, neurology with special competency in pediatric neurology, and neurodevelopmental disabilities. His research interests include genetic and mitochondrial diseases as well as cerebral vascular disease. Important findings from his many years in research include the disease MELAS (mitochondrial encephalopathy, lactic acidosis and stroke like episodes); the basic pathophysiology of stroke in sickle cell disease; and magnetic resonance spectroscopy changes in pediatric AIDS encephalopathy, which he showed were reversible with therapy. Dr. Pavlakis was a founding member of the International Pediatric Stroke Study, a dataset that has been important in spearheading research and fellowship programs. He also studies pediatric hypertension and effects on the vasculature.
Roger J. Waltzman, MBA '88 MD'92
New York, NY
Dr. Waltzman is the global program head responsible for development of antimalarial drugs at Novartis. Previously he served as the global clinical program head for several oncology compounds, including Jakavi, Tasigna, and Glivec. For nearly 12 years, Dr. Waltzman worked as a clinical medical oncologist and clinical researcher at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Mount Sinai Hospital, and Saint Vincent's Cancer Center, all in New York. He is a board-certified medical oncologist. He held academic positions as assistant professor in the Department of Medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and New York Medical College. Dr. Waltzman completed his internship and residency at Harvard's Beth Israel Hospital and his fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in hematology and oncology. He earned his MBA from Columbia University.
Norman Ward MD'81
Burlington, VT
A native of Middletown, RI (and a ninth-generation descendent of Roger Williams), Dr. Ward was one of the first University of Rhode Island students considered for early admission to Brown Medical School in 1974. He completed his residency in family medicine at the University of Rochester Highland Hospital and then, as a National Health Service Corps Scholarship recipient, he served in rural northern Georgia from 1984 to 1986. Dr. Ward joined the faculty of the University of Vermont College of Medicine in 1987. He is the executive medical director of Accountable Care at Fletcher Allen Health Care and OneCare Vermont, A statewide Medicare accountable care organization. He is immediate past president of the Vermont Medical Society and has been very active in the state's healthcare reform efforts with Vermont's CMMI State Innovation Model grant, the Vermont Blueprint for Health medical home project, Medicaid pharmacy and utilization reform, and hospital readmission reduction/transitions of care improvements with University Health System Consortium. He has lectured on a variety of topics relating to the evolving role of the "physician adviser" in the modern hospital. Dr. Ward is enrolled in Dartmouth's Masters of Health Care Delivery Science program, which he expects to complete in 2015.


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Spend too much?
same here... I spend about 150 a week if you average it out on food and stuff.
Leah + Mike(DH) est. 6/9/07 = Michael Angelo 6/25/10. STILL BF'ING! CMS
TTC #2! HOPING 4 VBAC! ! Cycle 2 FF chart
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same here!
show him this post when all the responses are in...
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It sounds like you're spending about the same as we are for our family of three. Food prices have been going up so it has been a little more stressful lately trying to stay in budget. Fortunately our families live far away so we don't have the expense of get togethers to deal with too often, but that really is expensive when we have family come to visit!
"Be careful how you speak to your children. One day it will become their inner voice." - Peggy O'Mara
we spend about 50-75/week for 2-300/month. but that after extensive sale shopping,coupons, gift stocking up, and we never pay for diapers, wipes, or most baby related expenses.
I suggest setting aside a normal shopping trip for a saturday (a week or so worth) and take your dh with you, so he can experience just how much things have gone up in the last few years
Me+Him = Tobias 6/10 and Loreiei 4/2014
^^^ this!
When Dh goes shopping with me, and it ends up costint $180, hes ok with it. BUT if i go alone, and buy the same shit when hes at work or something he comes home and says "i just dont see $180 worth of stuff here"
Leah + Mike(DH) est. 6/9/07 = Michael Angelo 6/25/10. STILL BF'ING! CMS
TTC #2! HOPING 4 VBAC! ! Cycle 2 FF chart
+ 3 =^..^= 's BWS TBW SNOWFLAKE!!!
Be sure to show DH these responses. Or take him with you. $100-$150 a week here. Sometimes I sneak by with $90, but only on weeks I don't buy diapers and the meat is on sale.
You're doing really good. There was a thread about this (with a poll, I think) a few months back and there were quite a few people who spend double if not triple that per week.
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I think you're doing well! I have a shopping problem (lol), and along with the diapers, clothes, I try to buy organic where I can for DD, and I can probably spend up to $200/week with food and toiletries/clothes.
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Ok, so I went to L&D for extreme mucus discharge (TMI) i know, but everything was ok. Dr. told me that if I ended up with any other "event" that I would be all done teaching. Well after the little bleed last week and this (even though its all ok), I had to send out my farewell email to all my kids. I teach 6th and 7th grade science and I love it. But, I won't be returning until next fall. I don't have a lot of restrictions right NOW, and I am hoping to keep this baby cookin' until spring break. Well, you can bet I'll probably be posting a lot now that I'm going to be bored at home. Dr. says my twin 4 yo should still go to day care so I'm not totally overdoing it at home. They'd be bored silly without their friends too. Good thing I have a great short term disability plan!
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Well I was on hospital bed rest with the twins for 6 weeks and I was glad they just told me to go home from work. No restrictions as of yet, but BTDT for sure! No contractions, just takin it easy to try and prevent preterm labor. I have a cerclage, get P17 shots, take procardia! Most of it preventative. Talk about throwing the book at someone....
I'm with ya girl. Been on "modified" bed rest for almost 3 weeks now. Oh, and I was teaching Kindergarten. I don't have many limitations either as of yet. I'm just trying to keep off my feet and enjoy this quiet time bc as we all know... that'll be gone before we know it!
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I'm on modified bed rest. I have to lay or sit for 3 hours and then I get 1 hour up to do light activities, then repeat until bed. Apparently though vacuuming isn't a light activity. So basically its dusting, dishes and cooking. I still get to drive and go shopping as long as its within my 1 hour limit so I'm happy =) I was in the hospital for 3 days with preterm labor so it wasn't too bad and its all stopped now but with being 1cm, 60% effaced and having a short cervix they are staying on the safe side.
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We have just returned from a week at the Rocamar Hotel in Albufeira and usually mean to write reviews but never do but I appreciate reading them myself before we book so here goes....
The Rocamar is in a fantastic location, over looking the beach and it is well worth getting a sea view even if you don't spend much time in your room or on your balcony as the views are brilliant! Also you get the sea breeze in the evening that cools your room down.
It is a very clean and well run hotel, no complaints at all about it's 3* rating,it is quite an old hotel so if it was updated slightly it could go to a 4*.
We had clean towels every day and several changes of sheets which you need when it is so hot and the rooms were cleaned every day.
The breakfast too was very good, we had thought from some reviews we had read we may need to eat out but no probs at all, choice of scrambled egg,bacon,beans,lots of fresh rolls,toast,cheese,cooked meats,5 different cereals,yoghurt,fruit, everything you could want!
A nice restaurant in the old town ( which you are only a few mins away from) is the Casa Nova but lots of choice.
I would not hesitate to recommed this hotel to you!
Great atmosphere
My wife and I stayed here for 5 days in October 2004. Unable to find it while driving around ourselves, we were escorted by a couple of local police officers to the hotel. They even had to call back to the office to confirm how to get there. The hotel was in a great location, adjacent to the Old Town tourist area and overlooking the sea. There is a walkway to he beach directly behind the hotel. The service was good, the breakfast was more than adequate and the atmosphere was excellent.
The hotel is old and small, the rooms are only okay but the location and quiet environmet make it very suitable for those looking for a clean, comfortable place to stay. There was little in the way of planned activities and amenities there but for us, it was very suitable.
Welcome to Paradise
We have stayed at this excellent hotel for the past three years and we will be returning, hopefully, in June of this year. If you want to simply relax and re-charge your batteries this is the place. No noisy pubs and clubs nearby but they can be found in the centre of Albufeira for those who wish to 'party'.
The hotel is very clean and comfortable with an excellent staff team (they are like family to us now) The food, especially the fish dishes, are to die for. The beach is just across from the hotel you can just walk from the hotel in your swimsuit its situated so close.
We could live in this hotel forever (if they would lets us).
Location, location, location!
We stayed at the Rocamar Hotel for a week in Sept04 and would recommend it. It sits on the cliff looking down over Albufeira beach in an absolutely perfect location. It's just a five minute walk into the Old Town and just two mins to the beach down a flight of steps.
The rooms are fairly unexceptional - comfortable enough and clean. We didn't bother upgrading to a sea view room as prefer to be out and about than sat in the hotel! Buffet breakfasts were a little dull, but adequate.
Be sure to visit the incredibly friendly Olly's bar - you'll pass it on the way from the Rocamar to the Old Town. Olly and his wife advised us on all the best places to visit/eat in Albufeira - it was like having a personal tour guide!
Good hotel on prime location
excellent hotel in prime position overlooking albufeira beach. minutes walk away from town centre. NO pool but sunbathing area and beach right on doorstep. Rooms kept clean daily, fitted carpet, telelevision and air conditioning/heating in winter. Good hotel for people travelling on their own due to location etc. Spectacular views.
Perfect location
Just spent Christmas (2003) here and the hotel had everything going for it. The location was perfect with a sea view to die for. I would recommend this hotel without any hesitation.
Exellent location, helpfull staff
stayed for one week beginning of oct, exellent location, very helpful staff. five minutes beach and town square. only one bad mark the room was quite obviously previosly occupied by smokers. booked again for two weeks next year first two in oct.
Excellent Location - Excellent Value
Right on the beach at the top of a cliff, beautiful views and short 1 minute walk to town. Definately get a sea view room, you sleep only to the sound of the ocean. The staff was very friendly and the rooms very clean. At 60 E a night, it was a fantastic deal. We booked through the hotel directly. Only disadvantage is parking is on the street, but we had no problems getting a spot. Breakfast included and was good.
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The Hotel is in the right place at the right price. Literally overlooking the sea, the sunrises and sunsets were breathtaking. We (12 of us) were on a golfing Holiday in the first week of November 02. It was glorious. We all had sea views from our rooms. We did a B&B deal. I think we paid something like 70 Euros per room! (�25 each person!). Incredible value. The staff were polite, unassuming, efficient and very proffesional. The Breakfast was presented with Pride and Quality, but no fuss. The Main old town is literally a 5 minute stroll, downhill into the town, a little steep coming back, but it is one of those places where you feel really safe, even late at night. Loved it.
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Years of no new music, and now two song introductions within a couple of days of each other, Justin Timberlake is making up for lost time.
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5th Avenue in Old Naples: A Classy Yet Fun Shopping Mecca
The place that we visited most often was the Fifth Avenue South area with its art galleries, design boutiques, and the Sugden Theatre which is home to the Naples Players community theatre group. There is also a hotel, cafes, bars and restaurants lining Fifth Avenue south, Naples' offical downtown MAIN STREET.
There is regular entertainment, art festivals, and live music. In addition on every second Thursday, an event called"Evenings on Fifth" is presented where free live music and other entertainment occurs.
This is a good time to point out that NAPLES WAS NAMED "THE #1 SMALL ART TOWN IN AMERICA" BY AUTHOR, JOHN VILLANI IN HIS BOOK, THE 100 BEST ART TOWNS IN AMERICA.
There are several pubs, restaurants, and cafes such as:
1. Bice Ristorante
300 Fifth Ave. S.
2. Bistro 821
821 Fifth Ave., S
3. Corks Steakhouse
863 Fifth Ave. S.
4. Kelly's Fish House Dining Room
1302 Fifth Ave. S.
5. McCabe's Irish Pub & Grill
600 Fifth Ave. S.
6. Paddy Murphy's
457 Fifth Ave. S.
What to buy: I purchased some beautiful jewelry for our neighbor who took care of our Sally Cat while we were away for one month. I purchased it on Fifth Avenue South at PEOPLE'S POTTERY. The woman who waited on me was so helpful and not at all "pushy". She carefully wrapped the box and put it in the designer bags that they give customers for their purchases.
Photo #4 shows a photo of this store.
What to pay: I though that the prices were reasonable and not "off the chart" as so many unique boutique shops usually are.Related to:
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Third Street South: Exclusive Shopping/Dining in Old Naples
One of the more exclusive streets in Naples, Florida, is Third Street South. It is a beautiful street filled with art sculptures, lovely cafe and restaurants, Art Studios, unique shops, and fine architecture. We did notice, however, that since the last time we were here about five years ago, many places are empty [a sign of economic times].
The Third Street South shopping are includes Gallery Row which is a collection of distinctive art galleries located near the intersection of Broad Street and Third Street South.
Free music and entertainment is offered along 3rd Stree South every Thursday evening [January through May and every third Thursday from June through December].
The photographs point out the beauty of Third Street South:
Photo #1: the clever street sign announcing Third Street South
Photo #2: the great Tommy Bahama Restaurant and Shop where we ate lunch one day
Photo #3: The DeBruyne Fine Art Studio [largest in the city]
Photo #4: The Old Naples Building with its lovely architecture [one of the empty buildings today]
Photo #5: Typical street scene with Palm Trees and beautiful buildings
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3rd Street South: Chi-Chi Shops
Although 5th Avenue South has its share of chic shops, the real haute couture salons are found down on 3rd Street South. It's a bit quieter here for strolling & shopping, and a lunch break at the bar in Tommy Bahamas is just the thing when you need to slip off your Manolo Blahnik mules for a minute or two, to rest those perfectly pedicures toes.Related to:
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The Village on Venetian Bay: Bellissimo Shopping/Dining
One of the most beautiful places to shop or to eat in Naples, Florida, would certainly, in my opinion, be the lovely Village on Venetian Bay
The whole area is literally on Venetian Bay. Of course, it is to mimic Venice. The architecture is just wonderful; the scenery is elegant, the shops quite exclusive, and the people watching, a real treat.
The photographs helps to express the beauty of Village on Venetian Bay:
Photograph #1: While sitting outside one of the shops having a drink, this boat went by...candy for the eyes.
Photograph #2: A view across the bay from the shops of typical living spaces. Nice real estate, huh?
Photograph #3: People enjoying a meal outdoors overlooking the bay.
Photograph #4: An outdoor sculpture in center of the shopping.
Photograph #5: A distant look at Village on Venetian Bay.
I found the fashionable boutiques, inspiring architecture, and quaint restaurants overlooking the bay to be a sheer joy.
It took me awhile to talk Allan into going here, but he admitted that he enjoyed it...what's not to enjoy?
What to buy: The shops include a deli, women's clothing, men's clothing, a children's shop, several gift shops, ice cream parlor, and several restaurants.
What to pay: This is a very exclusive place; thus, the prices reflect that fact. The quality is excellent.Related to:
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Naples Winery: Taste the Tropics
My favorite discovery in Tin City (which for my personal tastes has mostly kind of junky souvenir shop stuff) was the Naples Winery. Of course it's not for serious wine afficionados, but some of the tropical fruit wines were surprisingly sophisticated & very tasty. My favorite was the Key Limen, a very crispy and delicious fruit wine that would be perfect served in a bucket of ice on the veranda, on a sizzling hot afternoon.Related to:
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5th Avenue South: The Main Drag Of Naples
The main drag of Naples is its commercial center as well, 5th Avenue South. All manner of boutiques, restaurants & galleries line the street for blocks in the restored historic city center buildings, from the main intersection at the Tamiami Trail (US41) & 5th.Related to:
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Best of Everything: My Favorite Little Shop
The most fun shop I've ever gone into. We were there before they opened along with a pretty large group. Before we left ... there were LOTS of people there shopping. I didn't even go thru the whole shop ... but then I ran out of money, hehe.
Everything is out in the open and you carry a velvet tray around to lay out what you're buying.
What to buy: Watches, jewlery, scarfs, shawls, handbags, coin purses ... lot's of stuff like that. I bought more for my grand-daughters for Christmas, PLUS a birthday gift for each for the coming year. (there are 5 girls for me to buy for). What fun! Of course I found a half dozen things for myself as well. Let's see ... 5 watches in 5 different colors. Only $10 each. Can't bet that ... and they are reall nice looking also. Gosh .... I spent $192.00. I just went crazy with the finds, hehe.
What to pay: As much as you want .... I paid only $5.00 each for charms bracelets for each of the girls. $10 each for ladies watches. $18 for a really nice barret for my hair. So not all prices are cheap ... but I'm happy with what I bought.Related to:
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Waterside Shops at Pelican Bay: outdoor boutique mall
First opened November 1992
The Waterside Shops at Pelican Bay is one of the most beautiful shopping malls in the area with its Spanish-style architecture, lush landscape and waterfalls
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - 10 AM to 6 PM
Thursday and Friday - 10 AM to 9 PM
Saturday - 10 AM to 6 PM
Sunday - Noon to 5 PMRelated to:
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Located in a tropical open-walkway center, features 43 famous brand name outlet stores including fashion, accessories, gifts and home furnishings.
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Monday - Saturday, 10am - 8pm
Sunday, 11am - 6pm
Closed Easter, Thanksgiving Day & Christmas Day.Related to:
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DOLLHOUSES & Minatures: Homes for little people.
We were on a mission to build a project and thought we might find the supplies at Dollhouses. It's a little store packed full of all the supplies you need for building & furnishing dollhouses. Met the owner, Nancy. Very nice people work there.
What to buy: Dollhouse supplies, furnishings and everything you need for the dollhouse of your dreams.
By the way, they ship WORLDWIDE.
What to pay: Not cheap ... but this kind of stuff isn't.!Add to your Trip Planner
Tin City: Naples' nautical past
Tin City is just a Waterfront shops and restaurants. is Naples' original shopping sensation.
In a setting which recalls Naples' nautical past, you'll find more than 40 creative boutiques and some restaurants.
The stores are indoor and some on the waterfront, if you are lucky you will be able to see a manatee...
What to pay: there is a lot of beach stuff, like shells...Related to:
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Fancy Nancy's: Unique Boutique
For those of us who have ready access to the big name department stores and high-end chains, this little boutique was a refreshing change. We found some unique brand tops here.
What to buy: I bought a beautiful top with a city scene- very much like Sweet Pea for $60 and a cool pair of high heeled wooded sandles from Vietnam (painted with flowers) for $49.Add to your Trip Planner
Naples Winery: Who's lookin' at me?
While sampling the various Naples fruit wines at the tasing bar, I couldn't shake off the feeling of being watched. Then a surreptitious glance over my shoulder revealed the culprits!Related to:
- Arts and Culture
Naples Winery: There's more of you guys?
Now don't you think just about any self-respecting wine connoiseur should have a wardrobe of these cuties for his bottles? Would Baron Von Rothschild roll over in his grave, or what?Related to:
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Rooms to Go: Furnish your home or condo.
Great place to quickly and inexpensively fill a new home for summer place with the furniture you need.
What to buy: Home Furnishings.Add to your Trip Planner
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Actor John C. Reilly brings character to concert at Miller Caves
The Miller Caves, underneath the brewery that not only made Milwaukee famous but also helped define the city itself, apparently never seemed, until Sunday night, like a place to hold a concert.
In retrospect, after the very first such event courtesy of John C. Reilly and Friends, the historic location was a small club waiting to happen: The painted backdrop of cavorting (presumably) Germans had retro style, as did the overhead lamps and the high-arched ceiling. »Read Full Article(4)
Library handing out 'I Closed East Library' stickers
Soon you'll not only be able to brag "I Closed Wolski's," but also "I Closed East Library."
When the Milwaukee Public East Library, 1910 E. North Ave., hosts its closing celebration from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Visitors will be able to pick up a magnet or sticker that says "I closed East Library." At 5 p.m. the doors close permanently and the building will be demolished to make way for construction of the new East Branch. »Read Full Article
Stuff you missed: Takin' it to the Streets 2013
This past weekend, while in Chicago, I had the pleasure of hanging out at the Takin' It to the Streets Urban International Festival. The Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN) has been holding this festival for 15 years now. This well-oiled festival is a celebration of the Muslim community and culture through art, music, food and prayer, just to name a few.
The most beautiful thing about the festival was the ambience. It was so peaceful and serene. There were several races and religions represented throughout. You could hear the laughter of the children in the play area while watching others pray quietly in the prayer area. There was also a skate park and a grafitti area. Finally, there was the main stage that featured speakers and several musicians all day -- the likes of the Hypnotic Brass Band, Brother Ali and headliner Talib Kweli. Originally Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) was supposed to perform with Talib together as Black Star. Unfortunately Yasiin didn't make the show. Regardless, The show went on without a hitch. Check out some pics below taken by...me. »Read Full Blog Post
New chef and new menu at McGillycuddy's on Water
McGillycuddy's Bar & Grill, 1135 N. Water St., has a new chef with a background in fine-dining kitchens as well as pubs, and he's launched a new menu, with items like shrimp po' boy with house-made giardiniera.
Rob Podolak previously worked in the kitchens at the Irish Pub, Fanatics Sports Bar, Dream Dance Steak, Iron Horse Hotel and Braise. »Read Full Blog Post
New name for Marriott restaurant downtown; chef and menu set
The Milwaukee Marriott Downtown has announced its chef and a name change for the restaurant, due to open sometime in July at 323 E. Wisconsin Ave.
The new chef is Texas native Patrick Taylor (below), and the restaurant will be called Millioke — Meat, Cheese and Beer, instead of the original name, Milwaukee Cafe & Bar, to reflect a greater emphasis on craft beers. »Read Full Blog Post
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Fireworks and a recorded message over the PA system will kick off the quarter million dollar ticket giveaway, which starts promptly at 5:30 p.m. and continues while supplies last. Patrons must approach staff members holding a fest flag. Employees without flags have already distributed their allotted free admission tickets. »Read Full Article(5)
Mormon Tabernacle Choir delivers a quality concert
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir showed Monday night that it's the brand name in vocal music for a reason.
The choir, making its first appearance in Milwaukee since 1992, delighted a Milwaukee Theatre audience with its usual mix of classical, folk music, show tunes and hymns. »Read Full Article(2)
Area author to do talkback Friday after documentary based on 'Dirty Wars'
"Dirty Wars," the untold story of America's covert wars on terrorism conducted by special CIA forces, opens Friday at the Downer Theatre.
The film is based on the book "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield," by investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill, a 1992 graduate of Wauwatosa East High School. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
On Tap Today: 'Earth' in view and a June Chill
It's the calm before the festival storm. In a week that includes Juneteenth Day, the Lakefront Festival of Art, Greek Fest and more, something a little more down to, well, earth might be in order.
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