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A taste of Playadise at a price you can afford! in Playa del Carmen
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
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$ 1,760 - $ 2,720 / month
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Welcome to the difference between having a place to stay and having a place to
live! Private pool, pretty garden patio, comfortable beds (plus an extra bed), pressure water system, WiFi, satellite TV, phone, laundry, all-inclusive price! Check comparables to make sure they are offering the same deal, because with us what you see is what you pay!
This charming, fully air-conditioned Playa del Carmen property is a great budget choice, offering excellent value for your vacation dollar:
- Patio and pool for your use only; 4' deep plunge pool with benches
ideal for lounging; professionally maintained.
- Safe residential neighbourhood, three blocks from 5th Av and easy walking to everywhere else.
- No extra costs: parking, cleaning, utilities, taxes & fees, laundry facilities and supplies - all included, so the price you see is the price you pay.
- Safe residential neighbourhood;
- Extremely comfortable queen beds; hypo-allergenic pillows and good quality linens.
- The living room couch easily converts to a double EXTRA BED.
Included in the bedrooms are separate a/c, ceiling and floor fans, full-length mirrors, pretty curtains and art, full-size dressers, hairdryer, large closets with plenty of space for shoes and hanging clothing, plus two bedside tables with lamps.
For in-house entertainment, free WiFi and satellite TV services are provided, along with a flat screen TV, DVD player, and CD player.
The complete kitchen, with a full-sized fridge, stove, microwave, toaster oven and lots of appliances, has everything you'll need, including a full set of chef's knives.
We have many contacts (e.g. tours, concierge),throughout Playa del Carmen and will gladly provide information to make your stay more enjoyable. Just ask!
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Professionally installed and maintained 4' deep plunge pool, with lounging benches, rounded edges
Free hi-speed wireless internet
Safe neighborhood, quiet at night
Air conditioning throughout
Satellite TV
On-site laundry, including supplies
Off-street parking
Pressure water system
Ceiling and floor fans throughout
DVD and CD players
Maid service included
Economical airport transfer and cell phone on request
Attentive bilingual agent
Spacious bedroom hanging and luggage space, full-length mirrors and individual a/c, plus dresser, side tables with lamps and floor and ceiling fans
Couch in living room easily converts to a very comfortable double EXTRA BED!
Full kitchen with microwave, full-sized refrigerator, small
appliances, dishes, linens, cutlery and cooking utensils
High thread count linens
Garden patio with BBQ, tables and chairs alongside the pool
Close to everything, including Mega, 5th Av. and the beach
Close to local bars, services, take-outs and restaurants, grocery
and produce stores, transportation, pharmacies, internet/telephone
- Small pets on prior approval only, no smoking inside.
activities and attractions in Playa del Carmen Yucatan
- Beaches/shopping/restaurants/bars close by
- Snorkeling & scuba diving (ocean, lagoon, cave and cenote)
- Mayan ruins, eco-parks, national biosphere
- ATV adventures, day tours, sports complex/running track
- Crocodile zoo, botanical garden, water park
- Hiking, biking, golf, tennis, gyms/fitness centers
- Fishing, aviary, horseback riding, sightseeing
- Swimming, boating, sailing, water-skiing
- Windsurfing, parasailing, jet-skiing.
vacation rental rates
Low season: $550 per week ($79 per night) April 20 to Nov 20 2013 (2 night minimum)
High season: $850 per week ($121 per night) Nov 21 to Dec 20 2013 (2 night minimum)
Christmas, New Year's weeks: $1,500 per week (week minimum)
Our rates are inclusive of all taxes, fees, utilities, maid service, pool service, parking, laundry, etc. - what you see is what you pay. Check comparables to make sure they offer the same deal!
Your-choice payment: Paypal (using your credit card or bank account); interac money transfer (Canadian clients); wire transfer; mail payment to home address during certain dates.
Confirmation deposit 50%; remainder due one month prior to arrival. Christmas and NY: remainder due two months prior to arrival.
Cancellation: if cancelled at least 30 days prior to scheduled arrival date, 90% of payment will be refunded.
Above rates are for occupancy by a maximum of 4 persons 12 and over. No add'l. charge for children under 12, however occupancy limited to five total.
Security deposit advised at time of inquiry; fully refundable if no loss or damage.
Caroline Page 613 478 1703
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Playa del Carmen
- Shop for bling and gorgeous Mexican crafts
- Luxuriate in the beautiful white sand beaches
- Dine at a huge variety of high quality restaurants
- Take a bar crawl through town
- Rest, relax and have fun
Top things to do on a budget
- Take a colectivo to destinations like Tulum or Cancun.
- Colectivos also stop at cenotes found the length of Hwy. 307.
- Take the ADO bus to Coba early in the morning.
- Eat at La Tarraya, bargain beach restaurant at 2nd and the beach
- Spend Sunday hanging out near the ferry pier enjoying Mx day off
Top things to do with a family
- Visit the nearby shaded parks with modern playgrounds
- Frolic in the shallow shoreline of the Caribbean Sea
- Play in the crystal clear water of Cenote Azul
- Explore Xcaret and Xel Ha eco-parks
- Enjoy the Tulum ruins, easy for the younger set, by the sea.
Caroline Page , owner

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Allen Moff reports that due to a lack of impressiveness at the position, Kent State coach Darrell Hazell has decided that backup quarterback David Fisher will share snaps with senior Spencer Keith against Ball State. Said Hazell:
"We're not getting the productivity in the passing game that we need at this time, and we want one of those guys to step up and take over."
It's a definite area of concern: the team has just one passing touchdown, thrown by Fisher in garbage time against Towson in Week 1. They scraped by at Buffalo 23-7 thanks to a terrific ground game but Keith was a mere 6-for-15 passing in that game. Fisher was slightly better, going 7-for-13 but also threw an interception.


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Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lenhart of Spencerville observed 50 years marriage on May 30.A family dinner was held at the Lock 16 to celebrate.Gene and former Marilyn Kroeger were united in marriage on May 30, 1961, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Delphos.They are the parents of two sons, David Lenhart of South Korea and Ron (Karen) Lenhart of Wapakoneta; and two daughters, Bev (Bill) Wisher and Nancy (Brian) Settlemire of Spencerville. They also have 14 grandchildren.Gene retired after 28 years with the Lima News. He also owned Lenhart Auto Sales in Spencerville until 2005.Marilyn retired after 18 years with K-Mart at Westgate in Lima. She is currently employed at the Top Hat Market in Spencerville.
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I started my small business in 2008, on my small attic by creating simple but good sounding effects for friends and myself. At that time I discovered the magical and organical sound of analog vintage effect pedals, that became a true inspiration for me. Listening to Hendrix, Page, and all the guitar legends of that time, I became obsessed by their tone and individuality. They created the sound that all the future generation musicians were inspired by. At the same time the effects major brands were discovering the digital era, and evolution went on… but what I believed the wrong way.
At that time I was a guitar tech for many professional and touring bands. I came across many cool musicians who agreed with my opinion about the new digital effects ("that they suck"). They all mentioned the same things like "they take all the humanity out of making music", "They are soulless" , "They don't inspire me to create music" and "they simulate the real deal". Unfortunately the "real deal" (the vintage analog effects) became collectors items that were hard to find and unaffordable. Besides that when you purchased your favorite vintage collectors effect, they broke down and could not be repaired in original state and thereby lose their value.
With DrNo-Effects I want to re-introduce the honest, inspirational sound from the past. I'm really not that guy that likes to go backwards, but I believe in some parts of life people and companies make the wrong short term decisions and create things that standing across the vision and religion of making music that remains a human process with emotions and a way to express their creativity. Every musician wants to be a individual and self expressed person, digital is not the answer and tool to contribute in that process. DrNo-Effects gives the modern musician the opportunity to create their own "individual signature sound". Together with your playing style and your choice of guitar and amp, you can use my effects to reach that goal.
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A WTOL 11 investigation uncovered theft and some costly mistakes from the city of Toledo. Amanda St. Hilaire looked through thousands of pages of expense reports; the results brought about some big changes to how your taxpayer dollars will be monitored going forward.
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on Apr 1, 2008 at 10:32 am
The police need to check out the Valero Gas on Hopyard Road more often I see a ton of kids buying cigarettes there.
on Apr 1, 2008 at 12:34 pm
With issues on campus needing to be addressed, why are the "school resource officers" involved in a sting of this nature when there are likely bigger fish to fry right on school grounds -- or immediately adjacent to school property. Speeding/unsafe driving, perhaps?
on Apr 1, 2008 at 2:55 pm
You mean the donut shop near TJ's doesn't sell anymore to minors? That place sucked anyway. You always had to buy a donut in order to buy a pack of cigarettes.


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LEXINGTON, Ky. (9/16/13)—On Saturday the UK Football team took a loss against Louisville 27-13. Maxwell Smith re-injured his shoulder and six receivers dropped a total of eight passes during the rivalry game. Kentucky's open week is coming at the perfect time for the Wildcats to get back into shape for the next three games against Florida, South Carolina and Alabama."We are a little banged up, but most of the teams in the country are," Head Coach, Mark Stoops said. "We are going to continue to practice and get healthy this week and take advantage of our open weekend to get back to full health."
While Stoops gives credit to Louisville for their game plays and team effort, he thinks that his own team played better than they ever have before.
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Colloquium with Prof. Mike Douglass, Globalization Research Center and Department of Urban & Regional Planning, University of Hawaii
Monday, October 15, 20073:00 PM - 4:30 PM10383 Bunche Hall (10th floor)UCLA CampusLos Angeles, CA 90095
The accelerated urban transition now taking place in Southeast Asia focuses on a handful of mega-urban regions that are each absorbing hundreds of thousands of people into their expanding urban sphere every year. The certainty of the continued rapid expansion of these cities into rural hinterlands magnifies a global process that is also happening throughout the world: the creation of gigantic new towns in peri-urban areas that are packaged as private, self-contained utopia for a new urban society. Having no mechanism for resident participation in governance, and no provision of housing for lower classes or public space, the new edge cities of Southeast Asia are part of larger emergent "secessionary networked spaces" of new towns, shopping malls, global business districts and hub transportation nodes that are engaged in the "desocialization of space" – the production of space for elites without consideration or inclusion of the vast majority of population and devoid of a public sphere of decisionmaking over the new cityscapes.
Among the most ambitious of the edge cities in Southeast Asia is Saigon South (Phu My Hung), a mega-project covering 3,300 hectares of land and slated to be the home for as many as one million people. Comparing daily life in Saigon South with city life in Saigon reveals a number of striking differences, a major one being the absence of the "conviviality" of community and civic life in this new edge city.
Mike Douglass is Director of the Globalization Research Center and Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Hawai'i. He received his Ph.D. in Urban Planning at UCLA. His research focuses on East and Southeast Asia and currently includes: livable cities; civic space; global migration and the globalization of the household; the urban transition in Asia. His books are: Globalization, the Rise of Civil Society and Civic Spaces in Pacific Asia Cities (Routledge, 2007). The Rise of Mega-Urban Regions in Pacific (Singapore University Press, 2007); Japan and Global Migration (UH Press 2003); Cities for Citizens [with John Friedmann] (John Wiley, 1998); Culture and the City in East Asia (Oxford University Press, 1997). His awards include: Finalist, Graduate Teacher of the Year, University of Hawaii (2006); Faculty Excellence in Research Award, UH (2002); Visiting Scholar and Professor, Stanford University (2000); Fulbright Senior Specialist (current). The University of Hawaii identifies him as one of its "fabulous faculty."
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It happens fairly often. A house or building gets run-down and the next thing you know, the city or parish has it demolished.Right now, a young man is fighting for the family home he said is nearly all he has in the world. And time is quickly running out.As 32-year-old Desmond Walker sees it, this house is rich in family history. He said his mother, grandmother and great grandmother all lived here, along with his uncle Donnie Stevens, who was killed in Vietnam.
"American dream is to have a house, to build. To have something to stand on and now I'm going to lose it," said Stevens.But the house, located on Gieffers Street in Lake Charles, is badly in need of repairs and soon to be demolished. And while Desmond desperately wants to save it, his efforts may be too little and too late.
Assistant Lake Charles planning director Doug Burguieres said as it turns out, Desmond doesn't actually own the house. It's in his mom's name. According to our records at this time, he is not the owner of the home.
Also, a year ago it was purchased in a tax sale and will revert to a new owner in two years, unless back taxes are paid. Burguieres said the house was open and posing an electrical hazard. A structure that is not secured invites children playing in the neighborhood and you don't want them to go into a structure that is not safe, that has exposed wires.
Walker is hoping he will find a way to get an extension and make repairs before June 17 when the city will seek bids for demolition."I'm just trying to save my house. There's not too much I can say because, I mean, once you take that from me, it's like starting life all over again, and I have to start from the bottom to reach the American dream again," said Walker.
If there's a lesson here Burguieres said it's to keep up with the responsibilities of being a property owner before the problems and issues become overwhelming. If you're a property owner and want to find out how to avoid getting into such a predicament, look for our web extra with Doug Burguieres.
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The ship itself is in great condition for its age and the events staff kept everyone busy and there was always something to do.
The food in the MDR was very good indeed and I review restaurants for a living and I am very fussy indeed. The waiting staff were as good as I have seen anywhere on land and after I dropped a Kinife a new one was on my table in under four seconds. superb.
The windjammer buffet was a bit hectic but that was mostly down to the bad manners of some of the guests but there was a great choice and the food was always warm.
One thing that surprised me was the fact that a lot of people did not know that you could have breakfast in the MDR and even lunch. People just didn't read their cruise compass and missed out on an awful lot.
The entertainment was good and the resident dancers were to a good standard and the RCI gameshows where a hoot. You get out of a cruise what you put into it and we took part in a lot of the events. The entertainment staff volunteered us for a few things as well but we had a ball.
My wife won the "finish the lyric" game and is very proud of her nice plastic medal. We took part in the 60 seconds or less game and went head to head so just as well it was a draw. And we won the Love and Marriage game which was a hoot but we won't be showing that dvd to many people.
All in all we had a great time on the Grandeur. Maybe we were just lucky, we had fantastic people on our table, We had waiting staff of the very highest calibre, and because we decided to actually take part in the shows we had the best time. This might be one of the smaller shops in the RCI fleet but it is still larger than the QE2 and the vision class ships are many peoples favourite.
The staff remember your name and your drinks without having to have a sneaky look at your seapass or their table notes. If you are hesitant about going on the Grandeur do not let the reviews put you off. Your gonna love it. get out there


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Robin D. G. Kelley
Robin D G Kelley is professor of American studies and ethnicity at the University of Southern California.
Early life
Robin Kelley grew up in New York, in the Harlem/Washington Heights area. His mother was a single parent whose "politics were informed by her spiritual convictions". She was a member of the Self-Realization Fellowship. Paramahansa Yogananda. Back in the 1960s, everyone was reading Autobiography of a Yogi[1], "which wasn't political, but it informed a kind of bohemian, collectivist politics and a concern with the public".
Makani Themba, who is the Founding Director of the Praxis Project, is Robin Kelley's older sister, "so she was a role model as well in terms of her high school and college activism, mainly around issues of race".
The siblings became involved in the All-African People's Revolutionary Party and then the Communist Workers Party[2].
- Like a lot of young African Americans, especially growing up in New York City, where the Black Panther Party had a presence and had a free breakfast program in our area, where Black Nationalism was in the fabric of social life, you just can't help it. Race becomes the dominant factor. It was not until I got to college and then listening to my sister, that we began to move towards Marxist/Leninist politics. That led both of us to join the Communist Workers Party. To go from the All-African People's Revolutionary Party to the Communist Workers Party made sense in the early 1980s. It may not make sense to young people today.
Robin D. G. Kelley further elaborated on his, and his sister Makani Themba-Nixon's involvement with the Communist Workers Party, in "Wicked Theory, Naked Practice: A Fred Ho Reader", by Fred Wei-han Ho, foreword, page 2;
- Makani and i were especially sensitive to issues of Black-Asian unity, since we were both students at UCLA, where the Third World Coalition built strong ties between African American, Asian, and Latino students. And we were members of the communist Workers party...with strong roots in the Asian American and Black Liberation movements. We were as concerned about the racist murder of Vincent Chin as we were with the murders of Michael Stewart and Eleanor Bumpurs. But by 1986, were feeling thoroughly defeated. The Jesse Jackson campaign was supposed to be the Left's great moment to build a radical grassroots movement...Then the CWP imploded, shedding its Marxist base and re-inventing itself as the New Democratic Movement in 1985. The party adopted adopted the line that "knowledge workers", or left of liberal technocrats were the movement's future. Makani and I didn't stay much longer.
Kelley has a Ph.D. in United States history and an M.A. in African history from UCLA, and a B.A. in history from California State University, Long Beach[3].
By the age of 32, Kelley was one of the youngest full professors in the country and author of two books, including the award-winning "Race Rebels: Culture, Politics, and The Black Working Class." His teaching and research interests have focused on African diaspora, urban studies, working class radicalism and cultural history with an emphasis on music.
Kelley served as chair of the history department at New York University since 2002, and professor of history and Africana studies since 1994. As a distinguished visiting professor in African-American studies, he taught at Columbia in 1996 and served as Columbia's Louis Armstrong Professor of Jazz Studies 2000-2001. He also held associate and assistant professor positions at the University of Michigan and at Emory University[4].
In 2003 Kelley was appointed to Columbia's faculty as a full professor in the anthropology department and will "help shape and guide programs for Columbia's Institute for Research in African-American Studies."
"One of the most outstanding social scientists of his generation, Robin is an engaged thinker and a leading voice for contemporary black urban issues," said Manning Marable. "We are pleased to have such a superb scholar and public intellectual at Columbia."
Kelley joins a "nationally prominent roster of interdisciplinary Africana experts at Columbia, including": Manning Marable, director of the Institute and professor of history, political science and public affairs; Professor of Anthropology Steven Gregory; Professors of Sociology Mignon Moore and Sudhir Venkatesh; literary scholars Professors Robert G. O'Meally and Farah Griffin.
In addition to his now seven books in print, Kelley has written more than 100 essays, opinion pieces, and book reviews for The Journal of American History, The Nation, New Politics, The New York Times, Black Music Research Journal, The Chronicle of Higher Education and other publications. He has edited and co-edited numerous works and is on the editorial board for a dozen publications on music, popular culture, African studies and American history, including the Institute for Research in African-American Studies Journal Souls. Kelley has received numerous awards for his writing over the years, and has served as an advisor for more than a dozen film projects, including Ken Burns' "Jazz" and Peter Jennings' "The American Century."
Kelley also has been granted fellowships from the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Dartmouth College, University of Melbourne, Australia, and University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and is the recipient of the Golden Dozens Teaching Prize from New York University. He was on the board of the New York State Council for Humanities (1996-98), the Rockefeller Foundation Grants in Humanities Review (1995, 1996 and 1998); and the program committee for the Organization of American Historians (1993-1994), and is a member of the Society of American Historians[5].
Black Radical Congress
In March 1998 "Endorsers of the Call" to found a Black Radical Congress included Robin Kelley, Historian, Africana Studies, New York University; Ida B. Wells-W.E.B Du Bois Network[6].
MDS Board member
Original members of the 2006 Movement for a Democratic Society board included[7];
Elliott Adams, Senia Barragan (Student Representative), David Barsamian, Noam Chomsky, Carl Davidson, Bernardine Dohrn, Bill Fletcher Jr, Bert Garskof, David Graeber, Tom Hayden, Gerald Horne, Mike James, Robin D G Kelley, Mike Klonsky, Ethelbert Miller, Charlene Mitchell, Michael Rossman, Mark Rudd, Howard Zinn.
On February 17, 2007, the Movement for a Democratic Society held a well attended conference[8]at New York City's New School University.
The business portion of the meeting followed with each board nominee introducing themselves to the conference. The board, a very diverse group, was voted in by acclamation... Board nominees where were not able to attend the conference were included in the appointment by acclamation. The list included Elliott Adams, Panama Vicente Alba, Tariq Ali, Stanley Aronowitz, David Barsamian, Rosalyn Baxandall, John Bracey, Jr., John Brittain, Robb Burlage, Noam Chomsky, Jayne Cortez, Carl Davidson, Angela Davis, Bernardine Dohrn, Barbara Epstein, Gustavo Esteva, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Stephen Fleischman, Bill Fletcher Jr, Tom Hayden, Gerald Horne, Florence Howe, Mike James, Robin D G Kelley, Alice Kessler Harris, Rashid Khalidi, Mike Klonsky, Betita Martinez, Ethelbert Miller, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, Barbara Ransby, Patricia Rose, Michael Rossman, Studs Terkel, Charlene Teters, Jerry Tucker, Immanuel Wallerstein, Cornel West, Leonard Weinglass and Howard Zinn.
Open letter to Andy Stern
On May 1 2008, Robin D. G. Kelley, Professor of History, USC signed an open letter to SEIU president Andy Stern in protest at SEIU move to force its local United Healthcare Workers into trusteeship.
- "We are writing to express our deep concern about SEIU's threatened trusteeship over its third largest local, United Healthcare Workers (UHW). We believe that there must always be room within organized labor for legitimate and principled dissent, if our movement is to survive and grow. Putting UHW under trusteeship would send a very troubling message and be viewed, by many, as a sign that internal democracy is not valued or tolerated within SEIU. In our view, this would have negative consequences for the workers directly affected, the SEIU itself, and the labor movement as a whole. We strongly urge you to avoid such a tragedy."
Supporting Obama
Robin D.G. Kelley—delivered Hampshire College's eleventh annual Eqbal Ahmad Lecture on October 15, 2008. His talk was titled "Confronting Obama: A Primer on Race and Empire for the New U.S. President[9]."
In 2009 Robin D. G. Kelley, Historian was listed as a signer of the Progressives for Obama website.[10]
Center for Labor Renewal
In 2009 Robin Kelley was listed as an endorser of the Center for Labor Renewal[11].
Against the Current
In 2009 Robin Kelley was listed as an advisory editor of Against the Current, bi-monthly analytical journal of U.S. Trotskyite organization Solidarity .[12]
New Labor Forum
New Labor Forum is published by Center for Labor, Community, and Policy Studies, Joseph S. Murphy Institute for Worker Education & Labor Studies.
Editorial Board members listed, as of March 2013; were;[13] Elaine Bernard, Ron Blackwell, Barbara Bowen, Kate Bronfenbrenner, Arthur Cheliotes, Mike Davis, Amy Dean, Steve Early, Hector Figueroa, Janice Fine, Bill Fletcher, Jr., Juan Gonzalez, Marie Gottschalk, Gerald Hudson, Lisa Jordan, Tom Juravich, Robin D G Kelley, Jose LaLuz, Nelson Lichtenstein, Manning Marable, Ruth Needleman, Ai-jen Poo, Katie Quan, Adolph Reed, Daisy Rooks, Andrew Ross, Kent Wong.
- ↑ http://inthemiddleofthewhirlwind.wordpress.com/an-interview-with-robin-dg-kelley/
- ↑ http://inthemiddleofthewhirlwind.wordpress.com/an-interview-with-robin-dg-kelley/
- ↑ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/03/06/robinKelley.html
- ↑ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/03/06/robinKelley.html
- ↑ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/03/06/robinKelley.html
- ↑ http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/45a/524.html
- ↑ file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Local%20Settings/Temporary%20Internet%20Files/Content.Outlook/TWRF0IYM/discuss%20%282%29.htm
- ↑ http://antiauthoritarian.net/NLN/?p=179
- ↑ http://www.hampshire.edu/news/9668.htm
- ↑ Progressives for Obama
- ↑ http://www.centerforlaborrenewal.org/?P=EN
- ↑ About Against the Current
- ↑ NLF website, accessed March 6,2013


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I had a blog suggestion given to me by one of my students who is involved in "teaching the art of teaching" for the university. We have had several conversations on coaching, education, and training as it applies to both academics and learning health, fitness, and martial arts. While our talks have ranged from orthodoxy of training, patience as a required skill for a teacher, and instructor modeling of mistakes as well as proper technique, I chose to address learning resources first since it can touch on most of these topics.
First I am by no means against the use of reference materials being used in training, I have an extensive personal library which contains materials on a large number of martial arts, in addition to Tai Chi, Ba Gua, and Hsing I, anatomy, massage, and hands on healing. That being said books, videos, charts, etc. are in the end only as good as the groundwork that has been laid for it.
Traditionally the written versions of forms were designed for individuals that had completed the five, ten, maybe fifteen years or more required to move from being a beginner to intermediate student. These were actually memory keys that could be used for recalling what the exercise involved or a specific technique. In many cases these classics were notebooks of the masters. For those who have ever had to borrow notes for seminar or class you did not attend, you know how difficult translating these notes can be. Erle Montaigue an extremely well known instructor in Tai Chi speaks on this topic as it relates to the classic phrase "The body should be suspended as if dangling from a string." I have embedded that video for those interested.
In summery he points out what I have told my students, that these classics can only be taken as part of a whole. To truly perform Tai Chi you have to be conscious of everything that is involved in these classics at all times, some of which seems contradictory, and you need a teacher to guide you through these conflicts.
Another area that can be of issue is misinterpretation of terms, many times you will see "move from the waist" which can in practice mean generate the body movement from the center of gravity located just below the navel while the physical movement is generated from the joints in and surrounding the hips. (My own feeling is this is one of the reasons that Tai Chi actually helps prevent falls in older adults but I will save that for another time.)
Mass market books are now available from many instructors, these are different from what we see with the classics as they are designed as follow the leader books. Several forms of these exist and some instructors are better at this than other. the two biggest issues with this is how do you describe a movement or a weight shift on a flat page. Everything from progressive shading to arrows have been used and again in my opinion someone who already know the body language on a martial art could pick it up and learn a form but a new student would be hopelessly confused.
(On a side note the results of a Tai Chi Player picking up a book on Tae Kwon Do is not knowing Tae Kwon Do but a form following Tai Chi principles that looks like Tae Kwon Do. The one art I studied was founded on this, Ba Gua originally required mastery of another martial art and the forms were Ba Gua interpretations of that original style, and I will leave that for another time.)
Video training also lacks a key elements necessary for beginners. The lack of a trained eye during practice. While it is possible to learn from a video for fun if your serious about what you are practicing a teacher is required for a beginner. What you thing feels right might not be anything like the movement that you should be completing. What video does offer, when used in conjunction with a live instructor is a resource that can be used as a much more direct memory key and timing.
For intermediate and advanced students video is a good resource, once you are grounded in theory and have some understanding of the movements then you can begin to use a video to work with material from advanced instructors or even for distance learning. If an instructor in your particular art is unavailable in your area and you have an instructor willing to provide the service video privates are a great way to keep your progress going. The instructor and student correspond by video, the student sending a practice video, the instructor a personalized correction video. Combined with periodic live visits, you can continue with any current style no matter where you end up in the world. In fact, internet video makes it even easier since they can be transferred with high speed access.
Video also can provide a time capsule for a form, allowing us to see how forms change over the years and examples from instructors who are no longer with us.
A good example is this video of Cheng Man-ch'ing who passed away in 1975 while the quality is poor, if you have studied Tai Chi to any extent it is interesting to see the contrast between what he shows and what you have been taught or to compare the movements of two people form the same line as the below Video of William CC Chen shows.
As always feel free leave a public comment, email me at email@example.com or visit my websites www.TaiChiTeacher.org and www.HutchinsonSystem.org .


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Introducing the Bob-O-Meter
We're introducing the Bob-O-Meter, a service aimed at monitoring some 50 campaign promises by McDonnell. The Bob-O-Meter will report what progress, if any, has been made on each pledge and rate whether it's been kept, broken, altered in a compromise, or in the works. Those ratings will be tallied on PolitiFactVirginia.com, creating an up-to-the-minute and evolving report card on McDonnell's administration.
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The Bob-O-Meter is coming
We've calibrated it to monitor campaign promises Gov. Bob McDonnell made during his 2009 campaign and measure how well he is fulfilling them.
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The Streamer Report provides you with daily starting pitcher streaming options for Thursday's games. The report will identify starting pitchers who are owned in less than 50% of ESPN leagues, and who have a decent track record vs their opponent.
Before I get to Thursday's streamer options, here is how Tuesday's selections performed:
Patrick Corbin vs Giants - 7.1 IP, 6 hits, 2 ER, 0 BB, 7 K, W
Jose Quintana vs Indians -game postponed due to rain
Carlos Villanueva vs Reds - 8.1 IP, 3 hits, 2 ER, 2 BB, 6 K, ND
Bud Norris vs Mariners - 5 IP, 8 hits, ER, 2 BB, 2 K, W
Combined stats: 20.2 IP, 17 hits, 5 ER, 4 BB, 15 K, 2 W
Here are my streamer selections for Thursday:
In 11 career starts vs the Nationals, Arroyo is 3-3 with a 3.92 ERA and 1.20 WHIP. He has gone at least 6 innings in each of his four starts this season, giving up 3 runs or less in 3 of the 4 starts.
Jackson has not fared well in his 8 career appearances vs the Marlins, but I will overlook that since the Marlins are struggling to score runs this season.
Parker has struggled in 3 of his 4 starts this season, but he was his old self in his last start, limiting the Ray to one run on six hits in 6.1 innings. He gets the Orioles at home on Thursday, where he owns a 6-7 with a 3.41 ERA and 1.265 WHIP in 17 career starts at home.


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Independence Day is the perfect occasion for Americans to bring out the meat and grills, but before you fire up those grills, beware.
"Barbecuing too fast at too high heat releases these bad chemicals from the muscle of the meat," said Dr. Gary Gross, Medical Oncologist at Blood and Cancer Center of East Texas.
So what are these cancerous toxins released in meat?
"They're called hydrocarbons and amines. So when those amines and hydrocarbons are released which happens with exposure of very high temperatures for long periods of time, those are the bad guys that we really don't want to be inhaling," said Dr. Gross.
There are healthier ways to prevent eating these toxins.
1.) You can precook your food in the microwave to lessen time on the grill.
2.) Marinating your meat will keep it cooler so that it won't reach the hotter temperatures that release these toxins.
3.) Avoid eating charred parts of the meat.
4.) Regularly flipping your meat will help restrict these toxins from releasing.
These tips may actually make your meat taste better too!
Dr. Gross also advises people to choose healthier meats when they grill.
"Processed meats like sausages and hot dogs do have a lot more of these bad chemicals in them so if we're going to mix the grill, we want to use meats that are pure chicken or beef and that have not been processed," said Dr. Gross.
These toxins may send people packing up their grills, but that's the last thing Dr. Gross is encouraging.
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Remove cinnamon stick, cardamom pods, and other whole spices from leftover glogg fruit (if you used whole almonds for your glogg, squeeze the nuts out of their softened peels, discarding the skins); remove rinds from oranges and lemons and discard. Coarsely chop the remaining glogg fruit, citrus flesh, and peeled almonds.
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03.05.13 - 7:35 pm | Rebecca Bowe |
The concept of "freedom of information" has taken on epic proportions in the Age of the Internet. Take Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales' comments at the RSA Security Conference, which drew prominent tech luminaries to San Francisco's Moscone Center last week.
"Imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given free access to the sum of human knowledge," Wales said in describing the project's foundational vision, his image magnified by giant projection screens. Twenty-four million volunteer-submitted entries and 490 million unique visitors later, the San Francisco-based project "has become part of the infrastructure of information," he proclaimed.
Wikipedia isn't alone in having a philosophy of open access to information. Twitter's informational updates are unbound by time or distance, while Google's stated mission is to make "the world's information ... universally accessible." For better or for worse, humans have never had so much light shed upon so many topics at once.
But even as the Bay Area plays host to a revolution in information sharing, local sunshine advocates bent on protecting the public's right to know face an uphill battle. At the state level, budget rollbacks threaten to impact agencies' ability to respond to California Public Records Act inquiries. And when it comes to illuminating the activities of government or tracing how money influences politics in San Francisco, secrecy is still the word of the day.
San Francisco city government has seemingly embraced the ethos of information sharing that's currently in vogue amid the tech world. But even as the city accelerates its commitment to "transparency" through software, traditional systems for providing access to public records are languishing.
Enforcement of the San Francisco Sunshine Ordinance, an open-records law enacted in 2000, remains anemic, and the transparency law came under attack last year with calls to scrutinize the city's cost of compliance. Meanwhile, the city agency tasked with routing political corruption — the San Francisco Ethics Commission — is still in the information dark ages.
Last fall, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee announced he was creating the position of a Chief Data Officer as part of San Francisco's Open Data initiative, a project that displays government information online in a user-friendly format.
Powered by a Seattle company called Socrata, the Open Data platform seeks to "enhance open government, transparency, and accountability" by making data widely available. Socrata won the privilege of launching in San Francisco after snagging a Living Labs Global Award through a private nonprofit, an honor it received at an international convention in Stockholm, far from City Hall and completely outside the city's normal bidding process.
Setting the eyebrow-raising contractor selection process aside, Open Data does provide some nifty tools for information-seekers and raw fodder for software developers who can use it to configure new apps for citizen engagement. The program features data sets showing real-estate development projects, neighborhood crime incidents or campaign spending trends, among other things.
Jay Nath, the mayor's chief innovation officer, is a key driver behind Open Data. But when it comes to direct public information, he's not so open at all. Reached by phone, Nath said he needed permission from the mayor's communications office before he could answer basic questions about the system — for example, how much it cost. Due to some mysterious holdup that doesn't bode well for the city's depth of commitment to transparency, he never responded to Guardian requests for an interview. All we know is that one news report put the price at $40,000 a year.
While the information generated by Open Data is an interesting development and could prove useful in many respects, it's no substitute for sunshine.
Just got back a sunshine request from the MTA for all emails on the "Bicycle Strategy," a document that the MTA pulled out of its, er, hat.
All I got was a CDROM of enormous PDF portfolios that have scanned image versions of the emails encapsulated into PDF. This creates a new public record from an existing public record, the text email, something that the Sunshine Ordinance says the departments are not required to do.
There is no way to take these lumps of data, index them and analyze them chronologically. There is one PDF that contains 15 text emails and takes up 60mb on disk.
Posted by marcos on Mar. 06, 2013 @ 8:11 am
I can find what I need, but do not need most of it.
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Here's a start
find /path -name '*.pdf' -ls -exec pdftotext {} - \; | grep "your query"
Posted by Chris Pratt on Mar. 06, 2013 @ 12:37 pm
They provided PDF portfolios of email bodies. It is impossible to select text from the PDF, although each email can be saved individually with minimal metadata.
I want the full headers of the original public documents in industry standard default MBOX format so that I can create a database that allows for indexing, searching and chronological review.
Posted by marcos on Mar. 06, 2013 @ 1:14 pm
to then cause trouble for the city?
Ever sue anyone? Did you notice how in discovery they sent you 50 packing boxes full of paper docuemtns what would take you a lifetime to go thru?
You cannot reasonably expect others to help you make your case.
Posted by Guest on Mar. 06, 2013 @ 1:29 pm
Because the law is clear on this, that the public has the right to public records in their native format.
Posted by marcos on Mar. 06, 2013 @ 2:31 pm
Jason Grant Garza here ... wow, ANOTHER ARTICLE on TRANSPARENCY, SUNSHINE and ACCOUNTABILITY ... what a WONDERFUL FARCE. What do I mean ... shall we look at the MINISTRY of SUNSHINE ( google my name to read all the articles on the CITY"S SHILL and how they are ineffective ... did the BOS CLOSE THEM DOWN for over 6 months ... were the VICTIMS to die in the NUCLEAR WINTER ? )
Yes. it is a WONDERFUL ILLUSION like JUSTICE. the RULE OF LAW and HUMANITY. Shall I speak to you about when I sunshined the Department of Public Health over who ACCREDITS them for patient/medical care and DPH could NOT provide the CORRECT information and the SUNSHINE TASK Force informed me that they COULD NOT make DPH produce something it did not HAVE? Imagine DPH does NOT know who accredits them for patient/medical care. Why, so they can be protected by illusion as was the BOY SCOUTS during the BOY SCOUTS LAWBREAKING ACTIVITY by the POLICE, COURTS, OFFICIALS, etc. Don't believe me ... look at this youtube video regarding a FALSE (CRIMINAL FRAUD) restraining order that DPH claimed in order to deny me access and accommodation, medical treatment, followup, etc on 8/15/2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cP3jCmJFRo and then watch me go to the LAPDOGS (Sheriff) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk7xpxL8QjI who tell me to go BACK to the LAWBREAKERS (DPH) and on 12/19/2012 they (DPH) break the LAW again http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFd-KtS8Zss .
Yes, if you look at the youtube videos ... you see the TREATMENT by the DA, the failing SFPD and my continuing AGAINST all odds ... just like I did when DPH broke FEDERAL LAW in 2001, had my case thrown out of FEDERAL COURT (C02-3485PJH) with TESTILYING and FRAUD in 2003 and in 2007 signed a settlement/confession with the OFFICE of INSPECTOR GENERAL admitting fault and guilt http://myownprivateguantanamo.com/settle1.html YET leaving their INNOCENT VINDICATED VICTIM for DEAD. Note it has started again ... since I still have NOT gotten an answer form either the SHERIFF nor SFPD as to who enforces and arrest for MEDICAL LAW VIOLATION as I have been demonstrating in the youtube videos. HERE is your TRANSPARENCY and NOTE the RESULTS ... sort of like the RESULTS for the four supervisors found GUILTY of OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT by the SUNSHINE TASK FORCE (Ministry of SUNSHINE) in case # 11048 for an ORDER in 2011.
Shall I show you what I got from David Chui's office regarding CIVIL GIDEON with their false and ineffective deadend lead to the SF BAR ASSOCIATION who after looking at the YOUTUBE videos told me that there was NO LAWYER who could help. Yes, the ILLUSION is GREAT, the deceit and inhumanity rival it but MOST of ALL ... the ENTIRE PROCESS is RIGGED and the INTELLIGENCE FIXED to give the appearance of correctness. Shall I tell you about the SUNSHINE to DPH in which I was denied my medial records with their false claim of HIPPA and their expert and city attorney advise that I was incorrect only to back down YET not be accountable in front of SUNSHINE ??? I have those records also inclusive of me following up with SUNSHINE to correct and being LEFT for DEAD ... why not? They (SUNSHINE) got the incorrect information ... based the incorrect decision upon it and when I tried to correct again was denied so that the "picture and framing" could be represented as help when it was the EXACT OPPOSITE and cover for DPH. This is the SHILL action by the MINISTRY of SUNSHINE to tire, vex, and annoy so that you will give up and go away.
Yes, the TRANSPARENCY proves FRAUD, DECEIT and NO incentive to change since as I stated ... what is NOT can be represented as what is and WHAT is can be represented as they ( the risk managers ) interpret and spin the TRUTH. Remember the WEAPONS of MASS DESTRUCTION that lead to WAR yet no consequence for the FRAUDSTERS ...
For more TRANSPARENCY on how the city works ... go to http://www.myownprivateguantanamo.com or go to youtube and type in Jason Garza.
Keep drinking the KOOL AID, ENJOY and KNOW you are NEXT. Here's a good example ... DPH BREAKS THE LAW with BOGUS STAYAWAY ORDER http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFd-KtS8Zss and the SFPD WILL NOT TAKE a police report/incident report in order to arrest and hold liable and accountable http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHuQi_I8e4E and THEN has the NERVE to ask me if there is SOMETHING WRONG with me ... how much more can I be transparent regarding the FAILED/RIGGED methodology?
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Scottsdale police were looking for a 78-year-old man last seen leaving his home on a bicycle Thursday afternoon.
Edward Allan Brawley left on his gray mountain bike about 12:30 p.m., as he does most every day, said Scottsdale police Officer Dave Pubins.
Brawley's wife said he normally rides his bicycle to the Hayden Road and McCormick Parkway area and normally rides for no more than an hour, Pubins said.
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Book any weeknights, (Sunday through Thursday), from Nov 1 through May 31, (excluding any weeks with Holidays), and stay at the Curved Sea Cabin for ONLY $79 A NIGHT! (Two night minimum stay and other policies still applicable.)
Holidays include Standard Holidays, Spring Break and Rhody Weekend etc.
Cleaning Fee $50 Additional, 2 Night Minimum Stay, Non-Smoking Home,
Pets extra - Please ask about Pet Policies. You may bring your own sheets and towels, or we can provide you with linens for $25.
Cancellation with full refund, less the greater of a $50, or 15% of stay administrative fee, is possible with 30 days notice, (60 for holidays), prior to check-in date. Cancellation with full refund less administrative fee, is possible with less than 30 day notice if the cabin is re-rented.


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La Vergne police were called to an area bank on Tuesday afternoon after a suspicious package was discovered. The incident was reported at Regions Bank located at 5021 Murfreesboro Road around 3:40 p.m. According to Chief Mike Walker, the package was placed next to the bank's mechanical room. Officials said the bank, in addition to businesses within a 300 foot perimeter were evacuated while crews investigated. The businesses have since re-opened. During the course of the investigation, authorities determined the package was harmless. The Special Operations unit of the Tennessee Highway Patrol also assisted in the investigation.
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Amarillo, Texas - There is a new scam being reported in our area that claims to be from Xcel Energy.
We're told the scammers call you on the phone telling you that you need to pay a bill or your electricity will be shut off. They urge you to make the payment over a Green Dot pre-paid Visa card over the telephone.
Xcel says this scam is typically targeting Hispanic customers and is perpetrated by callers who may speak Spanish.
Any time customers are unsure if they've been contacted about their accounts or payments by Xcel Energy, call them at 1-800-895-4999 to verify that Xcel sent the email or letter or made the phone call.