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1012 Fleet St
Baltimore, MD 21202
Harbor East
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Contemporary American
$31 to $50
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Fleet Street Kitchen Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(410) 244-5830
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Friday - Saturday 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Sunday 5:00 pm - 9 pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American
Executive Chef:
Nate Magat
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Wine
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If you are interested in holding a small or large group dining event at Fleet Street Kitchen, our chef and knowledgeable staff would be delighted to assist you in creating the perfect event. Please contact our Events Coordinator, Melissa Raske at (410) 244-5830 or firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
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Getting there
Cross Street:
Between Exeter Street and Central Ave
Public Transit:
The Charm City Circulator, local buses, and water taxis all stop within blocks of our restaurant. Subway service, via the Shot Tower stop is only a short taxi ride away
Parking Details:
Valet is available just in front of our restaurant. Also, street parking - much of it free - is plentiful in our neighborhood, as are garage and lot spaces.
A word from Fleet Street Kitchen
Fleet Street Kitchen, featuring locally sourced modern American cuisine, is a growing influence on the evolving culinary scene in downtown Baltimore, combining exceptional food, drinks, and service.
Situated between historic Little Italy and the new Harbor East neighborhoods, Fleet
Street Kitchen captures the energy of the surrounding communities and creates a dining destination with its style and atmosphere.
The menu is an ever changing collection of seasonally inspired selections with a strong emphasis on locally sourced, ethically raised, sustainable ingredients. Many of these - including produce, eggs, pork, lamb, and beef - are grown nearby on Cunningham Farms, which is owned by the restaurant.
Accompanying and enhancing the kitchen's offerings is an extensive and diverse offering of artisanal wines, beers and specialty cocktails, along with distinctive coffees and teas.
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Diner Reviews
4 diners. 3 fish entrees, Rock,
Snapper, Halibut. Everyone enjoyed them."
Dined on 8/21/2014
My husband and I dine out
frequently, and rarely find a truly fabulous restaurant. But this is one of them. From appetizers, to main courses, to dessert - we would rate each one a 10, on a 1 to 10 scale. In addition we enjoyed a wonderful and unusual bottle of Barbaresco. Finally the service was delightful - prompt, helpful, and courteous. Would make another trip to Baltimore just to have dinner here."
Dined on 8/21/2014
Excellent food, outstanding
service, great ambience! Have already made a return visit."
Dined on 8/21/2014
We live in the neighborhood and
frequent Fleet Street because the food and service never disappoint. Paul behind the bar is a great mixologist. Chef delivers seasonal delights. I'm so confident in this menu that I just tell my server to pick something for me. It's that good all the time."
Dined on 8/19/2014
We loved the prix fixe menu with
wine pairings for restaurant week. The service was impeccable and they even wrote a happy birthday note to one of our party celebrating his birthday. We can't wait to go back!"
Dined on 8/16/2014
Excellent FRESH food, beautiful
presentation, knowledgable staff and attentive service. Go. Eat. Drink and enjoy!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
We had a party of 6 for restaurant
week. This was our third visit to Fleet Street Kitchen. We thoroughly enjoyed all three visits. The food was local, fresh, and perfectly prepared. The Rockfish was flaky and crispy on the outside and not over cooked, the sirloin was phenomenal, our only complaint was our pork chops was slightly dry. The wait staff was professional and the valet parking outside ($6) was very convenient! Another small suggestion is to not have the table for 6 so close to the walkway. Perhaps this is the only space they have for a table for 6, but you do feel a little like you are sitting halfway in a hallway. Overall, we highly recommend Fleet Street, you will not be disappointed!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
Maybe it was an off night but
Valet is the worst. You park your car and go and get your ticket. The Valet guy stays at his station. Very Odd. Now for the rest of the evening. Fleet Street is good, not great. The Cunningham farm ingredients are overrated. I have been to Cunninghams and now Fleet Street and they are not memorable. There are better restaurants in the surrounding area. If you are looking for bland food and most of our meals were overcooked (just a bit) go to Fleet Street. Stay away from the short ribs. Mostly fat ( same at Cunningham's). I do go out a lot to dinner in Baltimore and this was not that great but what do I know?"
Dined on 8/13/2014
Highly recommend the Salmon for
course one. Other guests at the table had the chicken and ratatouille soup. The chicken reminded me of nuggets from McDonald. The soup was good; chilled with a pinch of spice. Highly recommend the Rockfish or Steak for the second course. Both were cooked to perfection. Highly recommend the blueberry dessert. You are given a fair amount of blueberries and ice cream is included 😋😋😋😋. Lastly, I recommend you include the wine pairing with your meal. Enjoy 😃"
Dined on 8/11/2014
I had the squash salad, pork loin
and blueberry dessert from the r.w. menu. I was really impressed with the attention to detail when it came to sauces and garnishes. They paired well with the main ingredient to create balanced dishes. Everything was seasoned well. The baby onion garnishes on the steak were memorable. The cooking was fairly light and I left the dinner feeling good. The wine pairings were excellent as well. Service was quick and without being intrusive."
Dined on 8/11/2014
I was very very satisfied with
Fleet Street and will recommend to friends. The server offered fantastic suggestions. Our appetizer and deserts were delicious and aptly proportioned. Both our main courses were cooked perfectly. The chefs palate was on par with a five star restaurant. AWESOME! My only complaint is that the $40 bottle of wine was grossly overpriced for the quality."
Dined on 8/11/2014
Been wanting to dine at Fleet
Street Kitchen since I moved to Baltimore and finally made it during restaurant week. Terrific all around. Portions were not huge except for entre' but very satisfying. A dining experience I hope to repeat."
Dined on 8/10/2014
We came in to try the restaurant
week menu. The pork was WAY overdone (they made us a new one, which was still overdone, but edible). The fish was also a bit overcooked, but the rest of the dish was delicious (the clam chowder jus was awesome)! The smoked salmon was also excellent. Holly was great behind the bar - professional, yet friendly. I find the wine list here has quite a few "trophy" bottles, but lacks a middle-range (~$60-120) if you just want a nice wine without going for broke on say, a Tuesday that isn't necessarily a special occasion. I've had great food here before (and our starters/desserts were good), so I'm assuming restaurant week just made for a slip-up or two."
Dined on 8/8/2014
My wife and I went here for
restaurant week and were delighted with how our dining experience went. Our server was unparalleled; super-friendly and extremely helpful in describing food items/making recommendations. We absolutely loved every one of our dishes. I got the chilled ratatouille and it is honestly one of my favorite small dishes of all time now. The chicken barbecue skewers were also excellent. For our main dishes, we got the crispy rockfish and the steak, both of which were seasoned and cooked to perfection! As it was my birthday, they gave me a complimentary flourless chocolate cake that was actually better than the two desserts we ordered (upside down blueberry cake with sweet corn ice cream and fromage blanc cheesecake)."
Dined on 8/7/2014
We decided to try Fleet Street
Kitchen for restaurant week. Very glad we did. The food was delicious and our waiter was great. We will definitely go back. The noise level increased as the night went on, but we were still able to talk to each other without a problem. Enjoyed it very much"
Dined on 8/7/2014
I think the vegetarian options are
meager and poorly done. Dinner there was my first time ever sending food back. I left there hungry. The staff was truly apologetic and gracious."
Dined on 8/6/2014
The food was tasty and perfect
portions. The service was excellent and the staff were friendly and helpful."
Dined on 8/6/2014
The food and service was no where
near Wolf/Foreman. Our lead waiter tried his best but a well oiled machine it wasn't, as a matter of fact the service was concerning at some points from the hostess who seated us next to the kitchen in a totally empty dining room, wine parings not making it to the table until after the meals were served, duplicate appetizers coming to the table and our departure being ignored by the hostess as we left. To top it off my rockfish was overcooked, the mushroom stew was unappetizing and my cheesecake was dreadful. I will not be returning."
Dined on 8/6/2014
Food quality was good, too many
flavors for my taste. We were very turned off by waiters lack of communication. Other staff seemed nice."
Dined on 8/5/2014
The wine is very expensive - the
only chardonnay on the menu is $13/glass. We were to be seated in the dining room, but the tables were squeezed way too close together. I didn't feel like bumping elbows with people seated on either side of us, so we opted for a hightop in the bar area, which is rather noisy. The food was good and our server was nice, but then the bill came. It was only the two of us, and we asked to split the bill 50/50 on our credit cards. Somehow their computer system couldn't figure that out and when we finally did get our bill, it included someone else's dinner. It probably took another 15 minutes to straighten it all out. All in all, there are a number of good restaurants in Baltimore where I'd rather spend my money."
Dined on 8/5/2014
I was celebrating my birthday with
a dear friend. We enjoyed the food immensely and the service was impeccable. All of the Wait staff pitched in to clear dishes, glassware or any item on the table. That was unique to Fleet Street Kitchen! Chef Nate was fabulous along with the other chefs. I would return again for the dining experience and I have recommended to several people."
Dined on 8/4/2014
My son and granddaughter, age 9,
accompanied me. We chose to sit outside and enjoyed the ambiance there. The wait staff - Deidra - I think - was there at the right time with the right dish and very accommodating. We were there for Restaurant week and the adults had the $30. 3 course dinner with wines - we were delighted with each dish as was my granddaughter, who stated, "This is the best steak I have ever eaten". Thank You. We shall return from West Virginia where I have an herb farm, La Paix Herb Farm."
Dined on 8/4/2014
I'd been wanting to try FSK since
it opened and am already a fan of Ten Ten. FSK did not disappoint during summer restaurant week this year! They accommodated our large party despite being busy and having every other table booked, and everything was exceptional. We would definitely go back. Try not to fill up on the fantastic fennel raisin bread, however difficult it is"
Dined on 8/3/2014
Great food and excellent
serviceable this place a must try for a special occasion. Would have been nice to see a few more reasonably priced wines though..."
Dined on 8/2/2014
We went for restaurant week. Not
sure if that is why portions were so small, but other restaurant week places definitely had full size entrees. Grilled sirloin was petite. Very small piece of fish for another dinner. Service was very fast. We were there less than an hour with a three course meal and wine pairings. Server was knowledgeable, but not passionate about food or wine."
Dined on 8/2/2014
All the food was wonderful and the
wine pairings were perfect. Great service and ambiance. FSK impressed our out of state friends who are high end "foodies" and wine enthusiasts. The Chef's Tasting Menu with wine pairings was fantastic and the Vegetarian dishes were among the best I've ever had."
Dined on 8/2/2014
Reservation and still made to wait
45 minutes for table. Wait staff unable to request that the chef leave cheese off salad? Steak very salty without much other taste. Bad night or is this place slipping? Won't be back to find out!"
Dined on 8/1/2014
We had the chef's tasting menu and
enjoyed every course for a birthday celebration. Greeted with a birthday card by Bianca, who was a knowledgeable and delightful server, and ending with a beautiful extra birthday treat, Baked Alaska! The pace of each course presented was comfortable. We did have to take the last course with us, which they happily boxed up. This was a fine dining experience, snapper, beef, pasta and every course beautifully prepared. A slam dunk!"
Dined on 7/30/2014
Dined here with a group of friends
to try the limited tomato tasting menu. We were all shocked by the portions as they weren't the usual small almost tapas looking size. The food was good but nothing exceptional especially with those prices. The service however was excellent. This was my second time trying out this place and will most likely not return."
Dined on 7/29/2014
Great food...delightful, attentive
service. Can't recommend too highly.... Baltimore has lots of great restaurants these days but Fleet St must be in the top 5!"
Dined on 7/27/2014
Visited about a year ago. The
food has definitely gotten better in the past year! It was terrific!"
Dined on 7/26/2014
My husband I recently visited
Fleet Street Kitchen. He ordered the Kazi Mule cocktail, which was expertly made. The heirloom caprese salad was good, but nothing new. My husband enjoyed the red snapper, which was elevated by the peach salsa. My linguine was disappointing. It was one note and very boring, I was expecting more flavor. The chocolate tart for dessert saved my meal! It is very rich, but delicious."
Dined on 7/26/2014
We are totally in love with this
place. Let me just tell you all the good stuff.... Wine list is amazing and had a great selection of high end to reasonably priced options. I had the chicken (seems boring) but NOT AT ALL, absolutely outstanding. The skin was crisp and the breast meet was tender and juicy. Hubby had the steak and it was cooked perfectly - he likes rare and can never get a steak house to actually make it rare. We also had brussel sprouts and scallops as sides - they were divine! The service was outstanding and they wait staff took the time to ensure we were happy. There was never an empty wine glass :-) Lastly, we had a cappuccino type ice cream dessert and it was heavenly! You will love this place!"
Dined on 7/26/2014
At some points during the meal,
too many people are hovering around your table from the bread gal, the water guy and the sommelier. Other moments, we are waiting for a second glass of wine for the last few bites of steak. Coffee comes 10 minutes after dessert and the server is no where to be found. Otherwise .. Great restaurant ... Amazing food!!"
Dined on 7/26/2014
We had the best waitress in all of
Baltimore. Bianca was great. Very knowledge about the menu and the wine list. The food was beautifully done and as good. Our dinner came out hot. We enjoyed everything we ate. The beef was wonderful and the veggies were done just right."
Dined on 7/26/2014
We have eaten at Fleet Street many
times and were disappointed this time with the poor service. Our server told us there had been some turnover in staff and this was causing the serious delays in getting our food. Hopefully this is only a temporary issue and will be rectified soon."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Tried this place based on reviews
and having been named one of the best restaurants of Baltimore. This was for a special occasion and so we were looking forward to excellent service and delicious food. We decided on the four course menu. The first two courses and the dessert course were superb, however the quality of the main dishes varied. Do NOT get the rockfish! This dish came out overlooked and dry, to the point that it was inedible. When pointed out, they immediately brought out another. However, this time, it was undercooked, raw in fact, in the middle. When pointed out, was told that it was the vein (?)! The waiter seemed annoyed--so as to not ruin the special night, let it go. Unfortunate, because now we have no desire to come back."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Wow, I am thoroughly impressed by
this restaurant. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious. The ambience is awesome and the service was outstanding. This made it to the list of my favorite restaurants in Baltimore! Definitely going back many times in the future. It's a little pricey, though, so definitely a special occasion kind of place."
Dined on 7/19/2014
I had heard so many great things
about this restaurant and so was very disappointed. The food was a bit bland - I started with scallops which were very tasty but the sauce on the plate with them had not taste - it was some green vegetable sauce I believe. They brought out our main course at the same time as the first course asking "is it ok? our kitchen prepared both of them". We said, no please let us finish our first course. When we got our second course (halibut), it was dry and also very bland. Good service, nice people but food was not what I expected."
Dined on 7/19/2014
Cannot compliment this restaurant
enough...high quality, fresh, delishous food. Outstanding service! Worth several return visits."
Dined on 7/18/2014
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Scooter Trip
Day 1 (Saturday)--It didn't start raining until we were up in the mountains, past the right turn we would have made had we been going to the jungle town of Wulai again. We stopped at an intersection somewhere near Pinglin to put on all our rain gear. In all of our warmest things we got North America-cold in our toes and fingers as we looped up the hills. Max says at some point he had to remind himself that he was just cold and that he used to spend months and months that way. We left early in the morning, before seven, with the hope we might see daylight flood clear skies but the light stayed dim all the way to Ilan and through most of the afternoon. It was just that kind of thick day.
In Ilan we made our first stop. Long before we rode on it we saw the flat land like a spread quilt, not unlike American suburbia from the sky, only the patches were rice paddies instead of yards.
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The rain cleared as we got closer to Taroko and Hualien. 9 crept nearer to the coast and finally we were right alongside it, reveling in epic views. We hollered through tunnels and blazed through town after town, past rows of banana trees with their clumps of fruit bursting through the burlap bags farmers had wrapped around them. People sold these bananas and other fruits at road-side stands. Whole families sat beneath umbrellas and shacks. The little kids ran around barefoot, the older men and women sucked their teeth and sat back, but more often than not the young women looked meticulous, as they do so often in Taipei, with perfectly combed and pinned hair, the same trendy sweatshirts, shiny leggings and neon sneakers.
By the time we got to Hualien the sky was sunny. We drove deeper into the gorge and set up camp beside a collection of cheerful Taiwanese families before it got too dark.
See a little bit of color in the trees? That's where we camped.
For dinner we headed into the mountain town of Tienhsiang, and, for about 10 USD, devoured delicious food at a New Year's buffet hosted by a Catholic Hostel. Full and exhausted, we went to bed soon after returning to the campsite.
Day 2 (Sunday)--In the morning we saw more of the gorge in daylight. We visited a temple and took a walk along the edge of a mountain. These pictures do better than words--look!
Around lunchtime we left Taroko to continue south. We stopped in Hualien, which was quite busy and bright and beautiful, tucked between smoky mountains and the Pacific. We ate omelets and vegetable pasta at a bakery on the main strip. (So yummy! Coffee/tea, fresh baked bread, omletes, orange juice, soup/salad… all for 200NT!) By then I felt strange. Before getting back on the scooter I took medicine and fell in and out of sleep all the way to the campsite on the water we'd read about in the Lonely Planet Guide. Most of the official campsites had been snagged so we set up our tents in "rest pagodas" close to the water and planned on playing dumb if we got in trouble. It was so beautiful there, with that quenched green color in all the grasses and shrubs and up into the mountains on the other side of the road, by then the "scenic highway" 11.
Night fell fast, just as we finished setting up the tents, and I fell asleep with it. Max and Sam went somewhere nearby for a Taiwanese-style fish dinner, then made a long trip to the nearest 7/11 for water. They woke me up and fed me medicine and then set off fireworks with kids hanging around the camp site. (Throughout the whole trip we heard sporadic cracks and pops, whistles, and saw carnations burst open in the night, leaving the smell of gunpowder in the air.) Sometime in the early morning hours after my fever broke the wind picked up and brought rain with it. The rain-cover began to beat on the tent like a broom on a rug. The wind sunk the walls of our tent and jammed into one side of the pagoda. At one point Max had to get up and tie it down with bungee chords.
Day 3 (Monday)--When we woke up for the last time the rain had stopped but the wind was still unforgiving. We laughed at it and packed our things quickly like all of the other campers eager to be done with the weather. We were smack between Hualien and Taitong by then, and only 5KM from the "marker" of the Tropic of Cancer, which excited Sam, who is a self-confessed sucker for cartographical landmarks.
Throughout that gray afternoon we passed through fishing villages with Catholic churches and graveyards instead of 7/11s. We saw hundreds of rice paddies protected by floppy scarecrows hung up on poles and sometimes crosses (which is sort of strange when you think about it). Though the road was flat and straight, mountains loomed over our right shoulders. The tangled tropical growth wove into a matted blanket of green color, up into mountains that became paler blue as they faded into the distance. To our left it was always the water, also extending in layers of blues toward the horizon.
In one town we passed a dead dog on the side of the road and a little boy's firecracker hit the back wheel of our scooter. A couple of towns later Sam's scooter stalled. It started back up ten minutes or so later at the touch of a confused mechanic, and because we were in a fishing town with an aquarium significant enough to make an appearance in the guide book we stopped in to look at lots of clown fish, two reef sharks, and an incredibly rotund bottom-feeder looking as depressed as any living thing possibly could. We also saw lobsters with bolts of neon through their bodies and feelers as long as yard-sticks. After the aquarium we walked through the fish market--another smelly and wet market--and watched fishermen mercilessly take knives to fish bellies. Women brush barbeque sauce on the whole squids sizzling on grills. Sam tried some fish soup with big hunks of meat and a gingery broth and then it was back on the road.
The next big city we came upon was Taitong. We had planned to stop by the train station for information about tickets back to Taipei and room on the back of a truck bed for the scooters. We purchased tickets for Friday and received confirmation that there were such services available for moving scooters around the island. We only saw the outskirts of Taitong, the city where Max and I stayed with Vivian before shipping out to Green Island. We had a place called Taimali in mind for our next campsite. There was no designated camping area in this town but the guide book said it was fine to sleep along the beach. Worried about the falling light we took a turn toward the beach as soon as we hit town and traveled down empty roads leading past eerie factories sectioned off with wire fences. We found an entrance to the beach but saw a nearby sign saying "No Camping" so we decided to get back on the road and look for a place on the beach closer to town. We set up camp next to big rock puzzle pieces. Ancient looking raft-like boats, made of what looked like tree trunks and pieced together with thick ropes, rested in the sand near the entrance to the beach. From a perch over the wall a spotlight scanned the shore. The spotlight did not hit our tents but we watched it a little nervously while we ate our 7/11 dinners and wondered about the four wheeler stopping and starting along the beach. Eventually it passed us by. Max and Sam made a fire and roasted pumpkin seeds on driftwood branches.
Day 4 (Tuesday)--We woke up early the next morning, before seven, to the puttering of scooters and the heave-hos of men pulling the strange boats into the still water.
At the next town we joined a long line at a popular breakfast place and ordered vegetable sao bin, dan bin, milk teas. For a while the road to Kenting was flat and the salty breeze was just a little bit warm, enough to tease us. We took a little detour to check out some of the hot springs we had read about in the guide but south of Taitong, we found sad evidence of the tsunami in leveled ground and pock-marked towns littered with driftwood, rocks, trash, splintered wood from houses, sheets of painted metal and tiles. We were bumping along a rocky road toward a hot spring when a police officer stopped us. He told us that the hot spring was no longer in operation in brief Chinese and did a tsunami impression that involved a lot of flailing. Another police officer in that same town offered Sam a water bottle and wished us a Happy New Year, as did so many of the people we saw.
We found another hot spring a little ways down a different road. It was a small operation at the foot of some hills. Families had set up camp in the parking lot and in the covered pools and patios a hundred or so people swam or sat or ate. We felt many stares but everyone was friendly. The pools stank of sulfur, a smell that reminds me of the well water we used to drink at 46 Lakeside Drive. My stiff body melted a little into the warmth and realigned.
By this time we'd taken to smaller roads. One road on the map led nowhere but a real busted town, with piles of driftwood like dug-up dinosaur graves. We ended up at a modest country house guarded by tied-up dogs. Their shirtless owner motioned for us to turn off our engines, bowed in gratitude when we did, and returned to pulling weeds out of his garden without any explanation as to why a marked road led to his house. He didn't even seem surprised to see us there. I won't forget the bemused look on his face, a peaceful and kind face like the face I imagine on Rin Poche.
We turned around and Sam hooked us back up with more major roads. Throughout the entire trip Sam did most of the research and navigating, and I am so grateful for that. These last roads took us up into more mountains. They were packed with travelers in cars and on bikes, which amazed me because some edges were without rails and caused my stomach to leap up into my throat. I never got tired of looking at the mountains folding into each other and the strip of ocean in the triangles of their meeting places. Toward the top of the hills the trees hid these views but it was nice to ride through dense forest, too. Back at sea level, fleeing farther and farther south, the plants began to look dried out, the grass shot out in browns and cream colors like grasses on Green Island and Maine. Once again, we saw the black rocky hills standing at the edge of the ocean. The water ate away the base of these bold hills but along the grassy tops of the crags kids ran up and down. The wind exhausted us. We stopped so that I could take a picture.
Cars started piling up closer to Kenting. When we saw "Smokey Joe's Tex-Mex and Steakhouse" we knew we'd made it to the cheesy tip of Taiwan. It started to rain so we put our ponchos back on and weaved around the cars and pedestrians. We rode almost to the next town before we realized that we'd missed the turn for the campgrounds on the west side of Kenting. We rode back toward the water and came upon a rest stop, where other people had decided to camp, before we found the official campground. Though we weren't on the beach, from that rest stop we could enjoy a view of the water and the company of playful kids. By the light made from our neighbors' generators we set up our tents between a big rock and a tree and hopped back on the scooters to look for some food. We made an accidental detour and drove down some completely black roads, which reminded me of country roads around home. We passed a few towns and gawdy hotels and finally we were back on the main strip of Kenting, which was even more disturbing by night than by day. Along the sidewalks we followed the herd past the food stands, keeping an eye out for an affordable restaurant. We found a place not too far down the road. We ate on the porch outside and felt a little like zoo animals sipping our beer and eating our fried rice and Thai chicken while kids pointed and tugged their parents' shirts. Their obvious fascination surprised me, because there seemed to be as many foreigners in Kenting as in Taipei.
After another long and dark trip back to the rest stop we fell asleep fast. The trip had felt like ours alone for such a long time, it unsettled me to bump up against people again, to see such ugly, in-your-face (albeit sometimes fun) commercialism. How much better it is to share a beach with nothing but a spotlight, rafts, fishnets and even a four-wheeler. We'd heard about a festival in Kenting where lots of foreigners from Taipei and elsewhere had gathered but we decided to stay clear of that.
Day 5 (Wednesday)--
Day 6 (Thursday)--
Day 7 (Friday)--Home!
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The scooter are very useful specially when there are traffic jump. I hater to drive my car in this days. But the scooter is a great alternative, although is necessary to be careful. Actually i visited a beautiful country and approachedReplyDelete
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New Family Violence Study
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A study released by the U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics on June 12th finds that declines in family violence continue, along with overall declines in violent crime. Family Violence Prevention Fund President Esta Soler called the new study a "ray of hope that we are finally on the right track in addressing the violence that devastates so many families, but our work in not nearly done."
Family Violence Statistics concludes that there were approximately 3.5 million violent crimes committed against family members from 1998 to 2002. Family violence declined by about half from 1993 to 2002, mirroring the overall drop in all violent crime in the period. Still, family violence as a proportion of all violent crime remained stable during the decade.
"Domestic, dating and family violence are still taking a terrible toll," Soler said, noting that the study examines data only through 2002. Many experts have expressed concern that the declines in family and other violence have not continued across the board in more recent years.
In the report, family violence is defined to include abuse by current or former spouses, child abuse, and abuse by another family member. Crime between current or former boyfriends and girlfriends is defined as "nonfamily" violence. Among the findings:
Domestic Violence and Homicide
- Women are 84 percent of spouse abuse victims, and 86 percent of victims of abuse at the hands of a boyfriend or girlfriend.
- Males are 83 percent of spouse murderers, and 75 percent of murderers who kill a boyfriend or girlfriend.
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- Family violence accounted for 11 to 33 percent of all violent crime from 1998 to 2002, depending on whether you examine victimization surveys or police data, respectively.
- Half (49 percent) of family violence is a crime against a spouse, eleven percent is a parent attacking a child, and 41 percent is an offense against another family member.
- Nearly three in four family violence victims are female (73 percent).
- Seventy-six percent of family violence perpetrators are male.
- Forty percent of family violence victims are injured during the incident.
- About three-quarters of family violence incidents occur in or near the victim's residence.
- Family violence remains under-reported. About two in five incidents were not reported to police from 1998 to 2002.
- Of the nearly 500,000 people in state prisons for violent crimes in 1997, 15 percent were there for a violent crime against a family member. Forty-five percent of them had been subject to a restraining order at some time. Seventy-eight percent of their crimes were against a female, most often a child.
- Females were more than half of family murder victims (58 percent) in 2002. Family members were responsible for 43 percent of all murders of females that year.
"This report offers a sobering reminder that women are the victims in the vast majority of cases of domestic violence and homicide, and that it often goes unreported," Soler added. "But because it provides little data on dating violence and violence among unmarried couples, Family Violence Statistics does not provide a full picture of violence against women and children in our country. It is not news that violence is most prevalent among younger couples who are less likely to be married and to fit the Justice Department's definition of 'family' than couples who are older."
"The resources we have put into services and solutions through the Violence Against Women Act, first passed in 1994, and other initiatives are beginning to work," she added. "We need to intensify those efforts so that every family can live in peace."
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Deck your halls with boughs of holly, your chandeliers with bouquets of mistletoe, and your ceiling with Christmas ornaments? Sylvia Pope, 69, a grandmother in Wales, does just this, decorating her ceiling with 1,764 Christmas ornaments that she hangs individually at the start of the holiday season. Pope's tradition of ceiling decorating has taken place for the last 12 years. Attending a holiday party with her son in 1999, Pope admired the host's unique style to display her ornaments from the ceiling, and Pope, thus, began collecting enough ornaments to decorate her own ceiling the following year. What do you think of Pope's decorations? Are they over the top or impressive?
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THE SCREENING ROOM: An Inspiring Valerie Harper Speaks Out About Terminal Cancer (Video)
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Stage and screen star Valerie Harper, most recently on Broadway in a Tony-nominated turn in Looped — and diagnosed Jan. 15 with terminal brain cancer — is speaking out about her illness. Since the news of her diagnosis broke in recent days, Harper has spoken out to People magazine, the "Today" show and "The Doctors." Playbill gathered some clips.
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Mums wanting to start the New Year the right way take notice – new research has revealed that healthy relationships can be just as important as a balanced diet and a good night's sleep.
Scientists have discovered that negative and stressful situations, such as hanging around with friends who make you feel bad about yourself, could lead to increased inflammation, which is linked to illnesses such as cancer, heart disease and high blood pressure.
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If you've answered 'yes' to any of the above, you need to think about how happy this person really makes you and how important she/he is in your life. It may be as simple as explaining the way you feel as they may not have realised, but chances are if they only feel good about themselves when putting you down – you could be risking more than just your happiness!
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45BREAKING NEWS: Kristen Stewart Releases a Statement
"I'm deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment I've caused to those close to me and everyone this has affected. This momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life, the person I love and respect the most, Rob. I love him, I love him, I'm so sorry."
Oh my God I just can't even. I'd hoped that there was a possibly that this would turn out to be a stupid, stupid lie, because there's a Twihard inside me that's just dying to know that
Bella and Edward Kristen and Robert would be together forever and this would be something like a bad dream projected into Alice's vision like a poisonous, false serpent, bent on total love annihilation.
I've got to take a minute, guys. This is rough.
July 25, 2012 at 10:30 am by Sarah
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Daaaamn. I totally didn't think she'd cop to it that big.
Wait, what happened?
Apparently one Ms. Stewart suffers from a "hot-box" and bedded the director of her last film. Twihards the world over are now crying over her indiscretion….
Now for the people who screamed photoshop and every other excuse in the book to deny the truth, what's up now guys and gals? She's young, so I can forgive it (she's what 22?), few people at that age are truly ready for marriage and a family. I think she's been over it for a long time but felt pressure to keep it up because of the Twilight movies, we don't know them and don't know what really went on in their lifes, so let's take it for what it is and move on. Plus let's not forget that she left her boyfriend at the time for Rob, again chalk it up to youth and growing up.
Sorry, but should add, that 41 yr old director with a wife and children, I'm less likely to forgive that, he should have known better, even is she pursued him (don't know that's what happened, just saying).
Exactly this.
screw rupert he's sick in the fukin head. he cheated on a model thats his wife . no girls in the world would be enough for him
not surprised that you think he is more to blame? Both in relationships and neither should be let off the hook. Cheaters are cowards and should rot in hell for hurting someone the supposedly loved. I only hope one day they get to feel that pain and public embarassment
HA! Hahahahahaha. Awesome. I'm sorry, this isn't "rough", it's hilarious.
ya, regardless of where you stand on the movies, etc. there is a real marriage and real kids involved. and a real 41 year old "man" who chose to ignore those things for a moment (not ignoring kristens blame, but he was twice her age, her director, etc. what a moron.) i hurt for everyone involved in this mess. its not "hilarious" at all.
I wasn't talking about the destruction of his marriage, I was commenting on the attitude Twi-Hard's have for the end of Kristen and Rob's relationship. The fact that people take the real relationship between these two so seriously IS hilarious to me. The people on this site never have anything nice to say about Twilight, but as soon as the actors break up there's a Twi-hard in them who is upset that they're splitting up. This little article doesn't even mention Rupert Sanders, so calm down. That guy is a total pig, to be sure, but the investment some people have in these movies/that relationship is ridiculous.
its hilarious? no u know wat would be hilarious when i kick ur face in or if i watch ur fuckin girl cheated on you for a forty yr old ur fuckin jerk off
I feel so bad for his wife and those kids. I'll never understand how people can knowingly mess around with a married person.
I admire her so much for owning up to what she's done. When do you *ever* see that? Most stars just have their publicists issue flat-out denials and/or lies.
You admire a homewrecker for admitting she's a homewrecker? Is that all it takes to impress people these days?
it's true. Kristen is in shock, she's freaking out…oh, she's so young and PUBLIC for this kind of stuff. Someone should've taught her better. p.s rob is PISSSEED!!!!
Nah you know who's a homewrecker? The man who cheated on his wife. Fuck this.
She owned up to it only because a paparazzi happened to be in the right place at the right time getting some pics of them slobbering over each other.
why would she even comment? it's no one's business but those directly involved in it.
@Katie, because she is a public figure and the way people perceive her makes her get/lose income.
i guess. still seems silly to me though. we are all way too wrapped up in these strangers' lives, aren't we?
wow… I can't believe her publicist agreed to let her blatantly admit to cheating. It usually makes more sense to either deny, deny, deny or say no comment since cheating allegations really aren't all that easy to prove anyway. But wow. And I hate myself for feeling bad for the married director and thinking that KStew is kind of a bitch for airing out his adultery… but I do. I don't see the reason she decided to publicly issue this statement and confirm cheating suspicions. Maybe she thinks directors will want to put her in their films now that she confessed she's DTF? I'm just… confused. I feel like she has an agenda.
Credit to the ho-mewrecker for admitting it and I guess some to that pig director. At least they didn't deny deny deny. I'm pretty sure one of them caved and the other had no choice so I'm not completely sure who to give credit to…not like it matters just because they're both a-holes.
She used to sleep with Michael Angarano, so until this I thought that she was silently working with Miley to hook up with all of my various crushes.
But this? I mean, this guy's old. Not "I can't believe that he's having sex," old. But "I'm older than Kristen Stewart and I wouldn't sleep with him unless it would be rude to not sleep with him," old. That's just a terrible decision.
Good for her for owning it, though.
He's not ugly and he doesn't look that old. Their affair was probably based on more than just looks. He had a shitty marriage and she's been wanting to leave Rob for a while now. The only reason she didn't is because their relationship was essentially a marketing ploy for the Twilight series.
Well, it's very obvious that Kristen Stewart spreads like peanut butter. Who really gives a crap what this child star does?
Well, I have to admit…I'm a LITTLE curious about whom she'll bed next. Johnny Depp? Woody Allen? Snoop Dog? Roman Polanski? Ellen DeGeneres? Tam O'Shaughnessy? One thing's for certain: Kristen's squeezebox is going to be old and leathery by the time she hits 25.
That's…really horrifying.
What he said.
He was twice her age and HE made vows to his wife. She was very very very stupid, but he, he really should have known better. He should have thought about hurting those closest to him and destroying his family. *Sigh. Sad.
Har-har! So why am I sitting here, at work, smiling my ass off? Oh this is just too good! That hypocrite.
i only feel sorry for the guys wife and kids tbh he has the most to lose for what he did to them a dont think its worth a try and a suppose if wat happened with rob was genuine a feel sorry for him he still cant act for shit and neither can she di you see snow white fuck me wat a shockin movie
I feel the worst for the WIFE.
You know what they say the best form of defence is to attack, and what a good defence take all the blame for what is termed as a momentary indiscretion, I just hope the man's wife sees it as that. I'm sure if the boot was on the other foot, all hell would have broken loose, take it from one who has been on the receiving end of a stupid little girl's 'indiscretion', unfortunately the innocent parties can't overlook a betrayal like that. I agree at his age he should of known better but don't be fooled by her innocence she readily agreed to a relationship knowing full well he was married. She is just upset because she got caught. You can't profess an undying love for someone and do that. Suck it up girl you were caught.
man there's so much fuckin ppl 's been making fun of the position and situation that kristen is in right now… well u know wat i think FUCK THEM they probably never even had a gf or fb thats fukin why. and fuck kristen too for being so fucked up she should of known better. i get girls like older men but rob is fuckin older then u and thats not enough? she dont deserve this. she doesnt deserve to be alone in this kind of times. i hope her parents and friends are comforting her right now.she should nt of been so fucked up in the head and thought that she could be with a married man and just start a relationship like a snap of the fingers.im not sad or angry or disoppointed i jus say wats on my god damned mind and i did so good luck stewart .
u know wat i also think. i think that kristen should be given of a second chance. rob should definately and unconditionally forgive her. i mean not to mention that no fuckin one is perfect. everyone make mistakes that are huge. pl/us she left her ex for you shouldnt taht mean anything to rob urself ? if she left someone to be with u and now that she cheated because who knows wat kidn of shit the director 's been saying to her to make her believe that he truely loves her, he already got a wife a model and if a model is not even good enough to prevent him from cheating , kristen u think even if he's with u , he would not cheat on you when u get older . highly unlikely.there's no future with rupert hes a jackass a moron a pervert that likes young girls and a sweet talker he's sick in the head jus for kiss kristen 's lips. kristen cheated . but its not her fault not entirely
fuck rupert and his wife y is anyone feelin sad for them. she ruined a young girls reputation and life and no one 's seen anybody feelin terrible / kristen s got a future ahead of herself and rupert is gonna be dead in like 30 yrs. rupert doesnt know wat he s doing when he sees a pretty girl walkin aroound , any girl he could get a chance to work with is bound to have somethin to do with him and ends up getting blamed. fuck the media.fuck anyone that s commenting that they dont give a fuck or that s trying to make fun of rob and stewart's situation. i jus say fuck alot coz it'll make wat i have to say more interestin and not like a god dame essay. boy i hat essays they giv me headaches.
Everyone has there opinion on Kristen Stewert and her betrayal, she made a horrible injustus to Robert Pattinson. it has proven that she cannot be trusted, any words she says would probably be a lie. For Rob he can move on and later on find someone else, who appreciates his beauty within, and his honesty. He gave more than he got, I hope the movie is done shooting so he does'nt have to see either one of them. and as for the director's wife file for divorce and get what you can, and as for Kristen Stewert will meet her karma, what comes around goes around. someday it may not be love, but something else. your loss you had a very good looking, fine gentleman.
holy shit… r u serious? u wrote me back…woah.. u must be a woman
Well said, puchai!
It's my understanding that Rob only found out about her affair when a tabloid rep called to tell him they were running the story, so I really doubt that Kirsten was going to tell him at all. Ever. So it's possible that this statement was her frantically trying to apologize to him after he left and she couldn't contact him any other way.
Either way, I sure feel bad for Rob and Liberty. Private betrayal is bad enough–private and public must be humiliating.
Sexist and illiterate!? My god, it's like the evolutionary backwash jackpot! Fetch me my glad pants. I can't handle viewing this much manliness without having a fit of the vapors all over the place.
no fuckin comment…haha
Yea, Yea,…. You love him so much you cheated on him —- heard it all before—-dump her slutty ass dude — it WILL happen again, and again, and so on …
Oh come on , with that face and that acting ability you wouldn't have a career if you hadn't already slept with director's , producer's , casting agents, key grips, Spuds McKenzie etc.
Damn it! She still have the nerve to ask for forgiveness. Put on that perky face and that cheesy apologize, you can make a tiger cry. Be strong Robert. Don't fall for that stupid trick. Just childish.


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Mt. Kilimanjaro: Justman & Team Reach High Camp
Posted by: JJ Justman | August 03, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Kilimanjaro
Elevation: 15,000'
Here we go!
Our team is set at 15,000 feet at Barafu Camp on Kilimanjaro. Everyone is getting excited for a great summit day. The prediction is for sunny and clear skies. So it's down to business as usual here in camp. We are recovering with hot drinks and a great lunch prepared by our Camp Chef.
It is at this point that all our physical preparation pays off. However, as I told my team, at a certain altitude the physical shuts off and it turns all mental. You have to stay positive and have the strength to overcome adversity to summit the highest mountains in the world. And Kilimanjaro is no different.
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Good luck to you all! You guys are amazing! Dom and Kalani we are all cheering for you here in sunny Florida!
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Good luck everyone!! We are excited for you all! Dom and Kalani we are all cheering for you here in sunny Florida!!
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Great news so far…good luck to everyone tomorrow, especially Nat, John, and Dave!
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