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Bill Pullman: Richard Chamberlain "is amazing and inspirational"
David Rabe discusses "Sticks and Bones" along with Holly Hunter and Bill Pullman,
an interesting document not only for those who have attended the play!
Mention is made of Richard Chamberlain at 22:47 min..
A few days ago in New York, Richard Chamberlain signed this photo for it
to be posted here and on this site's Facebook page. He dedicated the photo
to the 12,000 monthly visitors to this site thinking especially of those
who cannot attend "Sticks and Bones" and those who have sent
him kind messages.
From New York
"A job like this is ideal," "I've got one-and-a-half scenes, but a really GOOD scene!"
"I've been acting for 55 years — meeting the right people, getting the right advice, getting the right jobs."
"Sticks and Bones" Opening Night
"Opening Night" photo gallery here
Reviews, articles and interviews here
Details, more photos, videos and tickets here
Richard Chamberlain posing for OUT magazine in New York,
on the occasion of his appearance in the play "Sticks and Bones".
"Though he'd been in a relationship for years, it wasn't until 2003
that Chamberlain decided to publicly address being gay.
"Remaining in hiding was a totally valuable part of my life," he says.
"I was a romantic lead in films at a time before some of the new
relaxations and new diminishment of total ignorance. If I were
ever outed, my career — which was my entire life, for the longest time —
wouldn't have happened. I spent a great deal of my life pretending
to be somebody else." (OUT.COM EDITORS)
Photographed at the Stanford White Studio at the Chatwal Hotel, New York on September 17, 2014
Styling by Michael Cook. Groomer: Angela DiCarlo. Jacket and cardigan by Perry Ellis
Bill Pullman, Richard Chamberlain and Holly Hunter posing for Vanity Fair.
"The surprising appearance of Richard Chamberlain in the New Group's
revival of David Rabe's savage black comedy Sticks and Bones
is an inspired coup de théâtre." (John Heilpern)
The Photo Gallery has been updated with Photos of the Present,
Photos of the Past and the Photo of the Month of November.
A short clip with Richard Chamberlain on his way to rehearsal in New York
A major update with six videos illustrating the beauty of the
Tuolumne river and its surrounding wilderness and
Richard Chamberlain's involvement in preserving the river
and gaining for it the Wild and Scenic status.
Richard Chamberlain
at the season opening gala of the Metropolitan Opera in New York
featuring Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro.
Details and photos here
Richard Chamberlain poses in Beverly Hills for this site.
Richard Chamberlain
participated in the AIDS benefit gala and concert
"Help Is On The Way"
and sang "Try To Remember" from "The Fantasticks".
San Francisco, the Palace of Fine Arts, 3301 Lyon Street,
August 24, 2014 at 7:30 pm
The Twentieth Anniversary Gala and Concert line-up included stars
from Broadway, film, television and the recording industry.
Photos, video and interview here
On July 22, Richard Chamberlain attended in Rockland, Maine,
the tribute screening of the film
"The Natural Thing To Do: The Music of Ann Wyeth McCoy"
he had narrated, and paid tribute to the composer and artist.
Details and video, here
Richard Chamberlain
attended the benefit gala performance of "A Little Night Music"
at the Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield, MA.
Details and photos here
Sometimes Love
After receiving a standing ovation from an enthusiastic audience,
whose feedback was welcome, the cast celebrated with
happy laughs its brilliant performance and huge success
together with composer Martin Rabbett and writer Jocelyn Fujii!
more here
Richard Chamberlain with cast member Meghan Lynn Allen
at the Colonial theatre in Pittsfield MA.
Richard Chamberlain will participate in the benefit reading
of the musical "Sometimes Love" composed by Martin Rabbett
and written by Jocelyn Fujii.
The cast will also feature Eric Van Tielen, Meghan Lynn Allen,
Erica Twiss, Rylan Morsbach, Andrew Holder,
Ken De Loreto and Katie Beck.
The reading will take place at the Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield, MA, July 18 at 2 pm.
"Seven contemporary New Yorkers, most of them
longtime friends, discover that life brings empowerment
in surprising ways. They face the full spectrum of challenges:
unemployment, infidelity, narcissistic lovers and alcoholic parents.
But when the shame is confronted head-on and the smoke
finally clears, their broken lives arrive at a fragile order,
a simple and elegant truth. Love comes and goes,
they discover, and the only way to make it stay is
to adapt to its many mutations."
"I wrote the music for 'Sometimes Love' over a three-year period,
during which I was going through a painful personal experience,"
Martin Rabbett director, composer, and writer said. "Through it all,
I discovered that it was not just the writing of the music that
helped me heal, but the friends who lived through that time with me.
It was, for me, a redefining of family—the realization that in the end,
we really can create our own family. That experience empowered me
and ultimately saved my life."
Tickets include a catered boxed supper and meeting with the cast!
More details and tickets, here
Full video of
Richard Chamberlain's interview to the Commonwealth Club
in San Francisco, February 27, 2014.
Richard Chamberlain
was Tippi Hedren's special guest at a sunset Shambala safari
and subsequent Dinner Q&A, June 14, 2014.
Details, video and photos, here
and scroll down to "Shambala Preserve" 2011/2014
Warner Archive has released
Dr. Kildare, the complete 3rd Season!
Dr. Kildare finally becomes a resident in the first episode of Season 3
which also contains the two-part episode Tyger Tyger!
A first-rate season with the most creative storylines!
Dr. Kildare Season 3 (2 boxes) can be ordered
directly at Warner (region 1) and at amazon.com (all regions).
It has been brought to the attention of this site that
TCM sells the recently released Dr. Kildare, season 3,
to international buyers.
THESE DVDs ARE REGION 1, and CANNOT BE WATCHED
TCM shop, here
Don't miss, on the Warner site, the Season 3 trailer ,
an extremely funny introduction to an outstanding season!
Richard Chamberlain interviewed on German Television
A re-airing of a short interview by Thomas Gottschalk
on ZDF of December 1986 to promote
"Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold".
The interview can be watched right here or live on ZDF Kultur,
under the title Na sowas!, Tuesday May 6, at 13:25,
and Wednesday, May 7, at 9:00.
Watch till the very end as Richard Chamberlain is lifted 5 meters
above ground to start filling 3500 glasses of champagne
originating a cascade of bubbles.
Richard Chamberlain reminisced about "Dr. Kildare"
in the episode "Doctors & Nurses"
aired by PBS within its program "Pioneers of Television", season 4
(April 22, 2014)
An excerpt
From George Clooney on ER to Richard Chamberlain on Dr. Kildare!
Due to right restrictions, the video of the episode
"Doctors & Nurses" can only be watched on line on the PBS site
in the United States, but it can be pre-ordered at the PBS shop
(United States and Canada only), amazon.com (internationally),
and most probably at a later stage at amazon uk.
To watch the episode on line, click here
To pre-order at the PBS shop, click here
To pre-oder at amazon.com, click here
Filming a scene featuring Raymond Massey as Dr. Gillespie and Richard Chamberlain as Dr. Kildare.
Richard Chamberlain learning his lines in his dressing room.
Richard Chamberlain presented his first long play in 1962!
28 of Richard Chamberlain's original songs have been remastered
under the title
The CD can be ordered at amazon.com
Precisely right now Richard Chamberlain is giving some attention
to singing again, this time though from a different angle.
Listen to what he has to say about it!
For further details about Richard Chamberlain's singing career
click here
Richard Chamberlain:
Thank you
for your good birthday wishes!
Richard Chamberlain is 80 today!
To celebrate his 80th birthday Richard Chamberlain, who looks
fabulously young and with a mind as sharp and as agile as ever,
kindly granted this site an exclusive interview - his second -
in which he talked about spirituality, about his ethos and in
which he shared personal experiences in the most receptive
and candid way.
In addition to the interview presented in three parts,
the special page dedicated to Richard Chamberlain's birthday
spotlights several photos taken during the interview
and two slideshows, one featuring personal photos titled
"80 Stars", and the other featuring photos of the actor
in many of his roles up to now titled "Excellence".
To visit the Special Birthday Page click here
If you would like to send Richard Chamberlain a message for his 80th birthday,
you are welcome to do so on the Facebook page of this site, clicking here
Richard Chamberlain's Second Exclusive Interview
"Beyond The Actor"
The interview starts with warm wishes for a Happy Birthday expressed
on behalf of the visitors to this site and loyal admirers
of Richard Chamberlain!
"There is a place in our consciousness that sees innocently,
that is not conditioned."
"When we give our full attention to someone, that's an aspect of love."
"Detachment doesn't mean cutting oneself off,
detachment means you are fully available, not attached
to being loved, not attached to being right... you are just open!"
"It seemed that I had to choose between the hurly-burly
of my daily existence and some blissfully detached
realm of divine awareness."
Richard Chamberlain will celebrate his 80th birthday
March 31st, 2014
In the run-up to this important day and as a tribute to
Richard Chamberlain, the Webbiography will highlight
every day one of his movies or television series inviting
you to watch or re-watch it.
The seventh is The Thorn Birds, a television mini-series.
The same can be said about The Thorn Birds due to its length.
Watching your preferred scenes will keep you connected
to this week's preparations for Richard Chamberlain's
80th birthday!
"As an actor, I have always needed to sink into a part to understand
how a character feels and to be able to think and feel as he would.
By the time I had begun to portray Father Ralph before the
cameras, I was beginning to feel almost priestly, to sense
the compassion and the grace of this way of life. I think
I began to understand how priests can live in the world
while not being of it, how a man like Father Ralph could
withstand a passion he had for a woman, to struggle on
his chosen path, in spite of his failures. It made the drama
of the part so much more real to me and the portraying of
Father Ralph such a passion." Richard Chamberlain
For details, pictures and articles, as well as videos, click here
If you would like to participate in a daily quiz,
you are kindly invited to visit the Webbiography's
Facebook page
The sixth is Shogun, a television mini-series
Watching today a practically nine-hour mini-series is
probably not a realistic invitation, but watching some
of your preferred scenes may be a way to engage
in the dynamics and mood leading to
Richard Chamberlain's 80th birthday!
"Richard Chamberlain as Blackthorne is excellent.
His performance, putting him on screen for most
of the show, actually sets the tone for the entire
production - powerful but unpretentious, actually
somewhat aesthetic."
"Before I even got the part I knew they wanted somebody
bigger than I generally am, so I started going to a gym for
several months before coming out for meetings with
James Clavell. I put on a lot of weight - about 12 pounds
of muscle - and I really felt great. Unfortunately, I lost
most if it during filming, but I worked real hard
to keep up my stamina. I knew I had to be in real
good shape because it was a very physical role."
Richard Chamberlain
For details, pictures and articles, as well as videos, click here
If you would like to participate in a daily quiz,
you are kindly invited to visit the Webbiography's
Facebook page
The fifth is Centennial, a television mini-series
"As it turned out, playing McKeag was a joy and one of my
best performances. I loved the guy, probably because he had
all the inner qualities I lacked. He was an anomaly on the
rough-and-tumble frontier - he was tough, strong, and
capable but also sensitive and kind. He was whole and
humane. McKeag needed celebrity like a moose needs
a hat rack." ... "Every day of shooting Centennial I got to
actually experience being this extraordinary together
man who could negotiate life's roughest waters while
remaining kind, warm, and loving, a man to whom
self-doubt was unknown, who had no need of accolades
or external validation of any kind. Playing McKeag
I felt the confidence and wholeness I'd always
dreamed of." Shattered Love
For details, pictures and articles, as well as the videos with
the full version or clips with excerpts of Richard Chamberlain's
main scenes, click here
If you would like to participate in a daily quiz,
you are kindly invited to visit the Webbiography's
Facebook page
The fourth is The Count of Monte Cristo,
a television movie in the United States,
a feature film in Europe
"This new version of The Count of Monte-Cristo has a strong
and impressive cast. As Dantes, Chamberlain is perfect casting.
Already a superb Aramis in The Three Musketeers
he brings to the role an elegance, fine speaking voice
and the classical good looks that are perfect for period films.
That's unusual in American actors and a rare quality."
For details, pictures and articles, as well as the video, click here
Facebook page
Following the chronological order and internet availability,
the third is "F. Scott Fitzgerald and 'The Last of the Belles'", a television movie
"The script for "F. Scott Fitzgerald and 'The Last of the Belles'"
intertwines his own life as it was at the time he wrote
"The Last of the Belles," a short story that fictionalized his meeting
with his wife Zelda while he was an Army officer stationed
in the South."
"In his early career F. Scott Fitzgerald was the first to capture
the spirit of America's "lost generation." In his personal life
he represented all the good and bad of the jazz age."
For details, pictures and articles, as well as the video, click here
If you would like to participate in a daily quiz,
you are kindly invited to visit the Webbiography's
Following the chronological order and internet availability,
the second is "The Woman I Love", a television movie.
"You know what I'm really proud of? I'm proud of that final speech
because I didn't try to imitate him – I'd only heard a flash of it on
a newsreel – but it really did get a similar flavor somehow.
The moment I missed, I think, was when he said something
about 'But I have found it impossible to carry out my duties
as King as I . . . I . . . I' He read it very straight, very
unemotionally except for that one word. It was like a scream
in the midst of monotone: 'I . . . I . . . I . . .' It was incredible!
It was in that one slip, that one chink, that he showed himself."
Richard Chamberlain
For details, pictures and articles, as well as the video, click here
If you would like to participate in a daily quiz,
you are kindly invited to visit the Webbiography's
Facebook page
Following the chronological order and internet availability,
the first is "The Portrait of a Lady", a BBC television series.
"The day after I arrived in London my agent at William Morris
said the BBC was looking for an American actor to play
Ralph Touchett in a six-hour television production of Henry James's
novel The Portrait of a Lady. I quickly read the book (as quickly
as you can read a thousand pages of James's brilliant complex
writing) and loved both the story and the tragic character of Ralph.
I signed on for what was to be a wonderfully intense learning
experience. Working with James Cellan Jones, our superb
director, and the excellent cast taught me more in a short
time than I might have learned in formal training at one
of England's famous acting schools." Shattered Love
For details, pictures and articles, as well as the video, click here
If you would like to participate in a daily quiz,
you are kindly invited to visit the Webbiography's
Facebook page
For full-sized photo
go to the Photo Gallery.
It has been announced that Richard Chamberlain is featured
in a documentary about Cannon films,
"Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films".
Cannon films was a short-lived yet prolific independent
studio that produced 120 films from 1979 to 1989.
"King Solomon's Mines" and "Allan Quatermain and The Lost,
City of Gold" in which Richard starred in 1985 were among
these films. The documentary, directed by Australian filmmaker
Mark Hartley,premiered at the Melbourne
International Film Festival in July 2014.
The Facebook page of this website has reached
3000 "likes"!
These likes bear witness of the visitors' admiration for
Richard Chamberlain as an actor and beyond as the title
of this website reads. A "Father Ralph" collage has been
created to celebrate this record for your enjoyment!
To listen to Richard Chamberlain's
presentation of Dr. Carolyn Conger's new book
"Through the Dark Forest: Transforming your Life in the Face of Death"
(January 18, 2014)
to read his short review and for more details, click here
Do you like humor?
The Webbiography offers its visitors a slideshow
"Having Fun, Making Fun" featuring a playful, witty
facetious and entertaining Richard Chamberlain,
both as an actor as well as as himself.
This Webbiography has created a slideshow
featuring Richard Chamberlain's latest book
"My Life in Haiku"
Also on YouTube here
more on the book here
First Exclusive Interview
On September 7, 2011 Richard Chamberlain granted an exclusive interview
to this "Richard Chamberlain Webbiography". He talked about
his career, his singing, his artwork and his writing,
and peppered his comments with several anecdotes,
some hitherto unpublished.
Reactions to or comments on the interview can be posted
1. Richard Chamberlain talks about his two
recent high tech and science fiction projects
'Chuck' and 'Leverage'
2. Richard Chamberlain underlines the
importance of all kinds of 'masks' for
an actor: in the 'Man in the Iron Mask'
the iron mask was totally terrifying!
3. Richard Chamberlain reminisces about
'Shogun': 'Shogun' was a wonderful experience,
I was not about to screw it up despite
cultural clashes between the Japanese
and American crew.
5. Richard Chamberlain commends the series
'Brothers & Sisters' for treating gay characters
just like people.
6. Richard Chamberlain: in all my projects
I learn about myself, in comedy I learn
a little more.
Recent Projects including appearances at premieres
Brothers & Sisters
Never Say Never
The One That Got Away
Thanks for the Memories
Cold Turkey
Walker Down The Aisle
We are the Hartmans
Screenings tour, here
more here
Interview and review, here
The Last Dam Job
Three Days
For details on screenings, here
The Perfect Family
Festival screenings and theatre release
Richard Chamberlain at the
Tribeca Film Festival
Videos, interview, photos
and much more, here
The Heiress
The Exorcist
Sticks And Bones


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So sorry to hear of your sad mood, Beth. I often feel the same way on a dreary, gloomy day. Indiana doesn't seem to get much sunshine in the Winter. Sigh. Perhaps our official state color is "gray."
Perfect choices for your pick's theme, Beth! Hope you're feeling cheerier today!
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Thanks ladies! And I am on the up again. And thanks for your caring words – it's really nice to have some friendly Pickers.
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Level 2, Market City S/Centre Haymarket NSW 2000
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Level 2, Market City S/Centre Haymarket NSW 2000
I just called them. They close at 3am (good). She said 1 hour is $188 – what do you get for that?
You get exactly what I just described. However every girl is different, but I guess you get the idea.
Okay Gents walked in there 2 weeks ago, it is a must! What you will encounter as soon as you walk in is an establishment straight out of a Hong Kong/Chinese movie. Even the people that escorted me said that (and they have travelled to Hong Kong). The lady at the counter is a killer! She has the bargaining tact of of a flee market trader. All negotiations are hasty but somehow funny. After choosing what you want (and they offer everything, although full service I believe is subject to further negotiations) I was told to go and take a shower.
Hopefully you don't suffer from homophobia or cringe by male nudity, as the spa and showers are open plan, so hopefully an 80 year old walking from the showers to the spa every 5 minutes does not turn you off.
After the showers they give a robe and ask you to wait in the lounge room, which contains about 30 comfortable lounge chairs. Here you can get your feet massaged for an extra fee or you can choose your girl for the session. The madam carries a book with all the hotties. My friend and I chose the wildcard option, meaning we just want an erotic massage and got the madam to choose a girl for us. I got a cracker-jack called Yen Yen. She was a tall girl by Chinese standards but her body I would rate top class. She asked what I wanted and I said the full package which was erotic massage with HE.
Here you get a remedial massage which was okay and then she proceeds to the body slide etc. Different approach to the Korean definitely. But this particular girl was good value, she was trying to engage in conversation, although her English was terrible at best.
After the session finished I walked out for another shower and left Babylon with a smile. Highly recommended.
I hear that there is m2m action in the steam and sauna rooms is that true?
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Bon Jovi drummer Tico Torres underwent an emergency appendectomy, resulting in the postponement of the group's show in Mexico City, according to the band's website.
The show at Foro Sol in Mexico City will be rescheduled for a later date to be announced, and tickets for the Tuesday night show will be honored at that date.
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"All my love, prayers and heart goes out to my brother, Tico," tweeted estranged guitarist Richie Sambora of the 59-year old musician. "He's an amazing man, a true warrior, great artist and underestimated musician."
Sambora exited the "Because We Can" tour in April, citing a "personal matter."
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Hello! =) I am an active violin teacher and performer in the New York City area, and graduate of the Juilliard School. I earned my Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance, studying with the world-renowned violinist, Naoko Tanaka (Faculty, the Juilliard School, New England Conservatory of Music; Concertmaster, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra; Concertmaster, Orchestra of St. Luke's.)
In addition to my private teaching studio, I assistant teach for Ms. Tanaka, with a focus on preparing her younger students for entry into Juilliard Pre-College. I also teach group classes and private lessons for the Harmony Program, offered in select public schools throughout NYC.
In my lessons one thing is instantly noticeable - I LOVE to teach the violin. I think it's incredibly fun and I enjoy getting to know, challenge, and help my students. I value creativity and each person's unique perspective.
*** Lesson Details ***
I have experience teaching both adults and young children, levels beginning to advanced. My teaching philosophy values a fun and creative approach to learning music, focusing on musicality and improvisation, as well as a solid technical foundation.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Lessons in the living room, uses a room divider to section off lesson space.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I provide no equipment. The student will need a music stand, violin and bow, all necessary accessories, and sheet music.
*** Specialties ***
I am experienced with the Suzuki Method. These principles greatly influence my teaching methods, merged with a more traditional classical teaching style. I am an expert in both Ivan Galamian and Russian-School violin techniques, having been trained in both. My focus has been classical violin, though I am experienced in Scottish fiddling as well as in show-tunes and pop/rock music. I am also experienced in the Alexander Technique, and incorporate this perspective into my teaching philosophy.
Born in Cebu City, Philippines in 1990, raised primarily in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and other Southeast Asian countries, and pursuing further education in the United States of America, Hopengrace ("Penny") is a Global Nomad currently situated in the Greater New York City Area.
She started taking music lessons from her mother at the age of four and learned to read music at the same time she started to read storybooks. From the age of ten, Hopengrace took violin lessons, during her parents' rare furloughs, from Mr. Frederico Regner, a World War II veteran returned from the United States. While in the Philippines for a combined year of junior and senior level high school, she took violin lessons from Mr. Marc Hamlet Mercado and Mr. Rodelio Flores. Hopengrace has also taken coaching from Ms. Princess Christine Yba�ez to prepare for competition in the Solo String (Bowed) category of the 14th National Student Convention in which she won 2nd Place.
In 2007, Hopengrace received a Presidential Scholarship from Tennessee Temple University (TTU). There she studied violin under Mrs. Laura Minor (B.Mus. Vanderbilt University, MA Music NYU). She also took piano from Mrs. Carolyn Kemp (BS Mus.Ed. Baptist Bible College, MA Mu. Ed. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga) and voice from Dr. William Knowles and Mr. Michael Mays (BS Mus. Perf. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, MA Church Music Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary).
In 2008, as a member of TTU's Weigle Concert Choir, Hopengrace had the privilege to be chosen to sing with a combined choir in Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium with the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra under the baton of Dr. David Thye, Principal Conductor-in-Residence of MidAmerica Productions. She became a member of the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera Youth Orchestra (CSOYO) in the fall of that year and continued performing with them for three seasons. She also participated in the special orchestra for the annual Chattanooga Boys' Choir "Singing Christmas Tree" concerts at the Tivoli Theatre. In 2010, world-renowned violinist Midori chose CSOYO as one of two youth orchestras for her annual Orchestra Residencies Program, and Hopengrace had the rare opportunity to perform with one of her inspirations in concert.
Hopengrace became a registered Suzuki Method Violin Teacher with the Suzuki Association of the Americas on July 2011. She has also trained in Orff-Schulwerk.
During her travels around the world, Hopengrace struggled to keep her art alive. However, she has often been complemented for her distinctive strong, full-bodied tone and adaptability. Her range varies from Baroque to Modern. She plays on a John Cheng 1737 "King Joseph" Guarneri model violin with both wood and carbon fiber bows.
Hopengrace welcomes students and employment while she prepares for entrance in a Master of Music in Performance program. She hopes to start on that new chapter of her life in the fall of 2013. Inspired by the impact of Venezuela's El Sistema program and her own experiences during her travels, Hopengrace hopes to use her talents to enable or build similar programs both while she teaches and in the lands where she was raised.
*** Lesson Details ***
"Play with heart. Play with living soul."
— Dr. Shinichi Suzuki
As a teacher, my goal is to instruct as well as inspire each student to reach for his or her highest potential. I hope to give each student the tools to progress so that one day they can be their own best teacher, and play with a sound and style that is uniquely their own. Most importantly, I hope to instill a desire to learn and a mindset that the art of violin playing is fun and that it is just as we call it--playing. My teaching abilities range from beginning through advanced levels. Students must have a desire to learn and commit to daily (mindful) practice.
I am a Suzuki Violin teacher. This means that I am trained to work with even the youngest of musicians in a nurturing , fun and challenging way. Dr. Suzuki believed that it was important to develop a noble character in all children through the mastery of a musical instrument. He also believed that all children were capable of this mastery if the environment is saturated with music and love. My students enjoy playing the violin because they are given the tools they need to play beautifully and to make progress on their instrument. Each lesson will focus on proper set up and posture, technical work and musical direction/ideas that will inspire them to carry on their work throughout the week. I demonstrate quite a bit in the lessons, as I find it is the most effective way to communicate in music. However, I am only with the student once a week, therefore much of the lesson is geared towards helping the parent and child understand what his/her home tasks are, and how to carry them out successfully. 10 minutes of mindful practice is worth an hour of careless work.
"There is no born genius. Education is the way to develop ability."
— Dr. Shinichi Suzuki
Parental support and involvement is key to any child's progress, especially at the beginning stages. Parents of young beginners are encouraged to take a few lessons before starting their child on the instrument. Parents serve as a practice coach/partner during daily home practice sessions and are required to attend and participate in their child's lessons. Listening to recordings and attending live concerts are strongly recommended to increase musical awareness and enthusiasm in the student.
In spite of my rigorous Suzuki training, my unorthodox learning experience has taught me the value of being flexible and using methods that work best for a specific individual. I am not averse to seeking and applying a new method (eg. traditional, Masterclass, O'Connor, etc.) if the situation calls for it.
What should be expected from a Teacher/Student relationship?
I think a student should expect their teacher to give them honest, thoughtful feedback. Just enough that they can manage the information at that time. The teacher should give detailed instruction on ways the student can improve, without destroying the students sense of self worth or spirit. On the contrary, the teacher must always find a way to see the student as having great potential. This way, no matter how limited the current level of ability may be, there is hope for growth. Even without saying it, the student will feel the teachers' attitude towards him and may become that person (for better or for worse). The student should expect to be challenged, encouraged and inspired by their teacher. The teacher should expect that the student and the parents commit to daily practice, and have a desire to improve. The student must apply his/her teacher's feedback while always searching within himself for ways to develop. Mutual respect is key.
*** Studio Equipment ***
living room, baby grand piano, couch, two chairs, residential area, street parking
*** Travel Equipment ***
My own violin, music stand, and teaching books. I expect my students to provide their own instruments, music stand, and student books.
*** Specialties ***
Suzuki, Orff-Schulwerk, classical, film, fiddle, world music, new age, popular, contemporary classical
I produce and record my own and others' music which can be heard extensively in film and TV, has been toured internationally, and received international press recognition. I play and teach several instruments and genres of music and take your tastes and learning style into utmost consideration. I always begin with practical exercises to develop technique, then we can focus on playing the music you love.
To vocal students I will teach exercises that develop technique and allows you to explore your voice. I will help you learn to make sounds you love. Singing is created by breath and muscles which we have full access to. Anyone can learn with proper focus, care and practice. I can also help you with recording and microphone technique as this is my area of expertise!
For violin, viola and cello students, I teach a combination the Suzuki Method (learning through ear training) and traditional theory and sight reading. We can also explore fiddling, blues and the foundations of jazz and rock improvisation if you're interested.
For guitar students, you can choose the songs you learn or let me recommend ones appropriate for your skill level. We can incorporate music theory, classical repertoire and sight reading into the process in degrees of your choosing. We can also explore singing while playing, songwriting and recording technique when you feel ready.
I also teach beginner piano, which I recommend for anyone who wants to better understand the mechanics of music. We learn basic classical compositions, exercises, theory, and any song you choose.
Who knows what creativity learning music will inspire? You may eventually write songs and want to explore recording them. Our lessons are held in a top of the line pro-tools recording studio where you can learn recording technique from me at any point.
I'm a classically trained violinist as well as a pop musician. I am currently playing in a chamber group, Hudson River Stings, and am in a critically acclaimed band that tours internationally. My musical training includes private lessons with some fantastic musicians such as Raz Kennedy, Jennifer Turner, Bob Corff and Matte Henderson, as well as Jazz and vocal studies at S.U.N.Y. New Paltz, San Francisco City College, and Los Angeles City College.
*** Lesson Details ***
I'm a laid back teacher who will give you a push when you need it! Music is joyful above all else and sometimes it's incredibly satisfying to work hard. We can talk candidly about your musical goals to determine how rigorously or casually we want to approach your lessons and practice schedule.
*** Studio Equipment ***
P.A. and vocal microphones, acoustic, electric and bass guitars, violin, cello, midi piano and pro-tools studio.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I bring my instrument and extra sheet music beyond the lesson books. I expect the student to have an instrument, metronome, and lesson book (Suzuki books and CD for violin, viola and cello, Hal Leonard for guitar and bass, James Bastien for piano. I provide sheet music and a practice CD for my voice students.)
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in combination lessons such as guitar and voice lessons with a focus on songwriting. I can also help violinists who wants to transfer their knowledge of theory to guitar or piano and vice versa. We can incorporate recording techniques into any lesson.
I have been a freelance violinist and a professional violin teacher for the past 30 years. Playing in the orchestra and teaching students are two of my greatest passions in life. As a private violin instructor, I firmly believe that education is impossible without student motivation and passion. As much as I love teaching, my best experience is also learning from my students.
Education - received in the Republic of Georgia (Eastern Europe)
- Tbilisi State Music Academy - 7 year degree in Violin/Piano performance.
- Tbilisi State College of Music and Arts - Bachelor's Degree in Violin Performance.
- Tbilisi State Music Conservatory - Master's Degree in Violin Performance.
I am very fortunate to love teaching because it allows me to share my knowledge and incredible experiences that I have acquired in my 30 years of being a musician in Europe and the United States.
Professional work experience:
- Park Avenue Chamber Orchestra - NY,NY
- Charlotte Symphony Orchestra - Florida
- Tbilisi State Symphony Orchestra - Georgia
- Tbilisi State Opera House Orchestra - Georgia
- Tbilisi State Sympho-Jazz Orchestra - Georgia
- Tbilisi State Pop - Jazz Ensemble - Georgia
*** Lesson Details ***
Each lesson will be taught in response to current needs of a student but the following are the parts that make up an entire lesson:
- Technique
- Theory
- Music
- Practice
All together are basic fundamentals.
My job as a teacher is to help you find a place for music in your daily life and to make a practice time more of an experimental discovery play, than boring work. Once you find a key, it opens up a whole new world of communication.
As a private violin instructor, I believe that education is impossible without student's motivation and passion. Perhaps you have decided to become a professional musician or maybe you want to play for your own enjoyment... Whatever your goals are, I can lead you there! Let's make it happen together because it is never late to follow a dream!
*** Studio Equipment ***
Music studio set up in the living room.
Parents welcome.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I can travel within 5 ml..
*** Specialties ***
If you want to become an artist; if you want to sharpen your critical thinking skills, improve your multitasking, expand your mind's capacity for learning and be able to unleash the power of wordless self-expression... study the violin.
At the tender age of five, I started a life-long love affair with the violin. Growing up in Westfield, NJ, I began my studies at the NJ Workshop for the Arts, and have since come full circle, serving on the faculty there to this day. I have a rich tapestry of experiences that contribute to the teacher and performer I am today, and in my students, I hope to light the spark that leads to a lifetime of musical memories.
I graduated summa cum laude with a Music Performance degree from Montclair State University in 2006, and I've been teaching students of all ages how to play the violin since 2002. I have studied under some of the best in their field, including several members of the NJ Symphony Orchestra. I also have an extensive performance background, having played with many notable orchestras (NJ All-State Orchestra, NJ Youth Symphony, Greater Newark Youth Orchestra, Montclair State University Orchestra) at a variety of important venues (Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, NJ Performing Arts Center, National Concert Hall of Ireland). My most current project is performing at venues around New York City with my band, the Militant Pacifists.
There is no greater gift for a musician than to share her love of music with others, and I look forward to sharing mine with you!
*** Lesson Details ***
The most important part of learning an instrument is loving to play. It's your enthusiasm and passion that's going to carry you through the times when you struggle and help you shine when you're at your best. The next thing is to harness that passion and give it structure - this is where taking lessons comes in. Every week during our time together, we will study a variety of scales, exercises and pieces (songs), coming back to the same ones each week until you've mastered them, at which point we move on to more challenging material. Patience and persistence are key: you're not going to learn how to play your favorite piece overnight. My job is to show you how to do it correctly, answer your questions and hold you to a high standard of excellence; your job is to take the work home with you and hone your craft every day. The violin is a labor of love - like caring for a young sapling, you must tend to it every day, and though the growing process may seem slow, before you know it you will have a strong, healthy tree!
*** Studio Equipment ***
Comfy living room area with ample space & music stand; parking lot provided!
*** Travel Equipment ***
I will help you find local places to rent and buy everything you will need to get started, from your instrument to books and accessories.
*** Specialties ***
Russian traditional method (Ivan Galamian) - also utilize Suzuki techniques.
Hello my name is Rebekah S., I am a violin and viola teacher.
Member Lakeland Youth Symphony 1991-2000
Participated in 4 Strings Summer Camp for 2 years
Taught at Path 23 home school group for 3 years.
Played in Northern New Jersey Youth Orchestra. Todd VanBeveren, Director and Conductor.
Music Librarian for Northern New Jersey Youth Orchestra.
Played Lakeland Youth Symphonies 50th Anniversary concert.
Played with, assisted Todd VanBeveren, conductor of the New Jersey Inter-generational Orchestra.
Worked with Christopher Nam in the County College of Morris orchestra.
Coached a Northern New Jersey Youth Orchestra Quartet.
Coached in Northern New Jersey Youth Orchestra Music Camp.
Played with Peter Winograd of the American String Quartet as a part of the Northern New Jersey Youth Orchestra
Currently a member of the Montclair Chamber Ensemble.
Played with P.D.Q. Bach as a part of the New Jersey Intergenerational Orchestra
Played with the Montclair State University Orchestra.
Private music teacher for 14 years (Violin).
Studied Modified Suzuki for 12 years.
Associates degree in Music from County College of Morris; graduated in May 2008.
Bachelor�s degree in Music Concentration of community music instrumental at Montclair State University Graduated may 2013
Received 21 years of music training.
I love music and it is my goal to give all kids and adults a chance to learn, no matter the age.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I will have a car,music stand, music
*** Specialties ***
celtic music, classical, rock ,pop
"Steven is very professional and extremely helpful. He always has a smile on and is serious about helping you phrase the music. I would highly recommend him to anyone."
"It's been really exciting so far! Jordan has been so helpful, so knowledgeable. I could not have found a better instructor and I'm getting better and better every day."
"My daughter's wedding was weeks away and I had never been able to dance a step. With Jenny's help, I came further than ever before in such short time in any subject."


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Simply put….I could live on these and be plenty happy. My mom used to make these for holiday parties and she would double the batch so that we could have our own plate. I made some over the holidays…and I know how you all love a good appetizer…so I had to share. The filling is best made a day ahead. It will congeal in the fridge making it much … [Read more...]
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I bought one the week they went up for sale. I dig these little critters.
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I can see how, as a kid, you read your mini-comic over and over and that's where you got your perception of the character. Nevertheless, just because you personally didn't see or notice any of...
Great set of reveals! I'm really looking forward to getting all four of these amazing figures!
With regard to Blast-Attak, he's not a Snake Man to me.
Let's look at the evidence:
His one...
Thought I'd share a couple of pics featuring my new Hunter Knight Customs Karg with the some of my collection. Also, I recently decided that Screeech should hang out with Blade.
I'm sure he'll post more pics/video, but I wanted to give everyone a peek at the awesome "Classicized" Karg that Hunter Knight Customs made for me! Karg was "the Evil Warrior who got away" in the 80s...
Here's the awesome "Classicized" Karg that Hunter Knight Customs made for me!
Trust me, it's Andra. ;)
I don't post as much these days, but wanted to comment on some things regarding the recent issues of the series:
It was great seeing He-Ro and Eldor! While I prefer that He-Ro pre-date King...
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4. Scrollos
5. Songster
6. Crita
7. Lodar
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She was in the daily newspaper comic strips if those are included here. However, I would personally only count her as Filmation since that's where the character originated, and she is best known from...
I'd prefer no Dare in 2015. If they do make Dare, I feel they should save him for 2016. I can think of many characters I'd want before him.
That said, I did actually think of a way Dare might...
I'd dig a figure of the Royal Archaeologist. Get it? Dig? Archaeologist? Nyuck nyuck.
If they plussed him up with some classic artifacts & weapons from Filmation, and maybe even random classic...
Brilliant and wonderful Matthew K! You wow me with these photo shoots every single time. You should enter that new comic cover contest. You'd totally win.
The Power & the Honor Foundation Catalog Vol. 1 is up for grabs:
Shadow Weaver is ready to float into your home and scare you in the night...
I'm so excited and I just can't hide it! I wanna rock 'n' roll all night and party every day!
So happy we made it!!! Thanks to everyone who helped make it happen!
Holy mackerel! That's really, really cool of you to do!!! I just submitted this to the mainpage news for potential approval.
I love that theme. It's so mysterious.
Let's do this guys!

I've never bought a second sub...until now. Add a +1 to my existing sub. Let's make this happen!
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That's awesome! So glad Kelly won!! Congratulations to both of you!!!
Don't underestimate the power of the Four Horsemen to turn figures you thought you didn't want into must-have characters. ;)
Here's the live version with some behind-the-scenes fun. :skgrin:

Wonderful as always!
Brilliant bio for the Robot Knights. I concur that Skeletor would have had his tech-savvy henchmen salvage technology from the Horde Troopers for those. Skeletor's area of...
Glad you guys are digging the vid!
It was recorded on the fly at Power-Con. We didn't really go into it with this big plan. LOL. I might post a "Behind the Scenes" video tomorrow that shows a...
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Einstein protocol is a standard used for precisely measuring the distance between two objects in space.[1] The Einstein protocol of finding the distance between two points is sending light from point a to point b and then immediately sending a signal, using light, from point b to point a. The calculations done with this data uses the formula D=c(t3–t1)/2.
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Yesterday I was still in my funk, although I was working on coming out of it. Eating healthy was NOT on the agenda. Since that was the case I had dh pick up hot cocoa and donuts at the store when he went to get fried chicken, jojo's, rolls and potato salad for dinner.
I have to admit, the yummy greasiness of the crispy chicken skin was DELICIOUS! Bad, I know, but oh so good!
My two youngest had been tucked in bed and the next four were all out busy with friends and activities. When my dh went to pick up one of the kiddos I decided to sit down with a mug of hot cocoa and a donut and watch something on TV. As I flipped through the guide the words...Fat and Fatter caught my eye.
I didn't turn it on from the beginning so I'm not completely sure what the set up was but this is what I gathered:
There were two 20-something girls from the UK who came to Mississippi to live with some morbidly obese sisters whom, I think, all had diabetes.. During their week stay they watched their lives. Saw the $6 all-you-can-eat buffet they regularly visited and the plates and plates of food they ate. These sisters had diabetes. All the women on the show looked similar so I'm not sure if everyone they visited were one of the sisters or not but...
One of the UK girls massaged a lady's feet. Since she has diabetes her feet go numb and she needs to get circulation going.
They visited another lady at a clinic where she goes 3 days a week for four hours a time to have her blood cleansed.
The sisters took them to a cemetery where several of their loved ones were buried all dying from complications of diabetes. One of which had nasty gangrene in her leg. The sisters admitted that seeing their aunt in the coffin made them want to change their lives but after a little time passed they forgot all about and continued with their unhealthy lifestyle.
Struggling with their own weight (they both probably had around 100lbs to lose) this adventure had an impact on the two UK girls. The last minute of the show caught up with them about two months after returning home. One girl, they said, did not test positive for diabetes and had not lost any weight. Although the girl, herself, thought she'd lost a tiny bit. When they mentioned she hadn't tested positive for diabetes it made me wonder if she thought, "Oh, all I saw does not pertain to me since I'm not diabetic"
The second girl picked up running as soon as she got home. They said she'd lost 16lbs in those first two months home.
As I watched this show it impacted me! Me, who was in a funk and eating JUNK. As I watched it I was NOT able to finish my donut, it physically made me ill. I only consumed 1/3 of it. This is a HUGE change for me. In years past the old me would sit and watch The Biggest Loser every Tuesday with junk food!
What's scary is that my dh has diabetes. He's not doing anything to change it. His doctor has lectured him, I have pleaded, several of our kids have cried and begged him to eat healthier. I'm not sure why he hasn't wanted to get healthier. On Monday, as we drove to Taco Bell, I was opening up the mail. I mistakenly opened what I thought was a bill but it was results from my husband's latest doctor's appt. All his diabetes numbers were out of whack along with his fats and cholesterol. What will be his turning point? How low does he have to go before he decides to make the change? Hopefully not as far as I saw on the show Fat and Fatter.
As for me, that show helped snap me out of my funk. A reminder of why THIS time is going to be the time I DO get healthy. I even called to schedule an appointment with my doctor. Haven't been in almost 3 years.
UGH, I hate feeling the way I'm feeling! In the past decade I can point exactly to what threw me off track of my healthy journeys. There are two things. 1. A vacation OR 2. A non-structured time for my kids (summer break)
This time around it's been both! Our whirlwind trip to Boise AND then boom, Spring Break! The two combined has thrown be in a downward spin out of control.
I've acknowledged this struggle and have received a lot of support to get over it.
Mentally I have no desire to break the downward spiral but in my soul I want it, want it badly! I decided I need to fake it until my mind,soul and body are inline with the same desire.
Today was baby steps, somewhat. I woke up at 6:30 and did an hour on the treadmill. 6:30 isn't super early for me. Typically to get my workouts in before my day begins I have to wake up at 4:30. With my kids' crazy spring break schedule that is NOT happening. The next thing I focused on was water. When I'm not trying to be healthy I can go days, even weeks without even one oz of water. I didn't get my normal 9 or 10 cups in but I did get 5. That's 5 more since Sunday.
My eating has been completely off. I told myself I wasn't going to stress about it. Today was just workout and water. Tomorrow I'll focus on workout, water and getting 5 fruits and veggies in!
It's a good thing I committed to my kids and my daycare mom that I was taking the kids to the pool today or else I WOULDN'T have done it!!!
I dug out my swimsuit, shaved off the winter growth from my legs and DID IT!
We had a great time!
The pool has various depths and activities. I kept the three youngest (4,3,1) in the one foot area with slides, dumping buckets and other fun things. I got my workout in! The one year old didn't want to walk in the water so I ended up carrying him most of the time for the first hour. His sister, the 3yo, was all OVER the place! I felt like I spent most of my time chasing her down.
Normally when I go to a pool I can hurry from the changing room and get into the pool where I can hide my largeness and fat. Well at this pool it was all out for everyone to see. Standing in one foot of water doesn't hide much. But I didn't allow myself to dwell on it. I told myself I was there to have fun and I deserved to be there and have fun as much as the skinny bikini clad moms did.
I'm hoping that taking that step will help me come out of my funk. I can feel the desire to make a full comeback cracking open. I think it's still something I'll have to force open with my actions. I think right now the action will have to come before the desire!
Don't really know what to call this post. But I know I need to post something. I want my blogs to be an accurate accounting of my journey. Right now I'm completely off track!
Did so well on my drive to Boise! Ate healthy the whole drive. Got in around 8pm and still stayed focused. Got up early and walked the neighborhood. For some reason I felt like I was going to faint. Almost called my sister-in-law to let her know which direction I went in case I didn't come home. Made it back to their house without fainting and had a yummy oatmeal with peaches.
We hurried off to the first of 3 bball games that day. I was still feeling shaky and light headed. Still not sure why. I ate almonds, then had a greek yogurt, and drank lots of water! Still feeling shaky I found some left over movie candy in my purse. Ate it. After the second game we headed back to my brother's for some YUMMY pulled pork. He worked on it for over 16 hours. I had pulled pork and veggies! Then left of the third game of the day.
When we got home everyone bought pizza and Krispy Kreme donuts. I caved. I had 1 donut and three slices of pizza.
The next day my girls and I loaded up and headed home (there were still two more games but I can't drive for hours if I get started in the evening and have to drive in the dark. My intentions were to eat healthy on the drive but this time around I didn't. I felt anxious, bored and know that my eating was due to those emotions.
Monday morning I had all my kids home for Spring break and daycare kids here. I didn't wake up early since I was exhausted from the drive home. I never did get any workouts in yesterday and ATE all the wrong stuff. Today, I've done the same. I feel like I really could care less but that's not accurate. I do care. I don't want to slip completely off like I have so many other times. But for some reason I stuffing food in until I feel almost sick. Candy, chicken nuggets, snickerdoodle cookies, lots of Milk, pancake and eggs....and some strawberries and grapes.
I'm feeling emotionally and mentally drained! I need to snap out of it! Maybe my trip, right before spring break, was TOO MUCH of a whirlwind trip, throwing me TOO off balance. It's only day two of spring break and I want to pull my hair out, climb into a hole and come out when it's all over!
It's 6:20. Haven't made dinner yet but I have several kids asking "What's for dinner?" ARGH, I don't know!!!!!!!
Tomorrow I promised the kids I'd take them to a fun indoor pool place. Taking a 13, 12, 8, 4, 3 and 1 year old is going to take work. I want to let my 13 and 12 yo be in charge of the little kids so I don't have to put a bathing suit on. SIGH, I know that won't really work or be fair.
Okay, some how I need to snap out of this. I missed a weigh-in for two of my groups (Sunday and Monday) and my BL challenge weigh-in is tomorrow. I know there will be a HUGE gain. I've got to brush it off and start everything fresh tomorrow. I know with the crazy spring break schedule I won't be able to wake up at my normal early workout time. I'll have to find little 15 minute segments.
P.S. My son's team WON the bball tournament. One player on the team fell hard onto the court, when he picked his head up he was covered in blood. Split his forhead open and got a concussion. Didn't play the third game but, surprisingly, he did play the last two games the next day. His dream college is Boise State University. The coach happened to be at the tournament and this kid played phenomenal even injured and dazed! How fun for him!
I know this is going to say it's Saturday but truly it's Friday night, 11:00.
It's been a CRAZY day. Stood in line for the movie. Thank goodness we were the first showing and we got to get into the theater at 9:00 out of the cold! But the weight was SO LONG! Movie was great! Did a good job following the book. With any great book made into a movie they did have to delete some things and tweak it a bit so they could get the main gist of the book across in the 2hour + time frame. A couple of those "tweaks" bothered me but not enough to take away from the greatness! I recommend it but not for younger kids!
We got home and into bed at 3:00 am Back up at 8:30, finished packing and loaded the cars (we have to take two) and headed on the road for our 8hr drive to Boise! Thank goodness the weather was great and AMAZINGLY I did fine with the drive. Normally a 2hr drive with me driving is my limit. I was a bit worried but extremely thankful I made it!
I made GREAT food choices on the drive. Our family's routine on a trip is LOTS of junk! I did pack a few for the cars but also packed yogurt, string cheese, carrots, broccoli, apples, little cuties, strawberries and almonds (protein shakes for me). No exercise in today. I wanted to go for a walk when I got to my brother's home but we did't arrive until 8:30pm and didn't feel I could ignore him and his family. Tomorrow I'll be waking up early and heading outdoors. I plan on getting two or three smaller workouts in between the 3 games that we have.
Goal for the trip...Have FUN and maintain!


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Police say anyone with information about where Juan Rodriguez is located is asked to contact the St. Johnsbury Police Department. Hes facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and being a habitual offender.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER New management plans for a vast section of Vermonts remote Northeast Kingdom an... Full StoryThe outrage machine was operating at full throttle this week over disparaging remarks made by MIT... Full StoryHorse farm owner Full Story
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1 OF 3 SINGLE STOREY BARN CONVERSIONS A SHORT DRIVE TO BEACHES These delightful barn conversions nestle in a quiet spot yet close to many amenities their location makes an ideal base to explore a wide variety of places of interest amongst the wonderful county of Dorset. Explore the beautiful surrounding countryside with some stunning scenery particularly along the famous Jurassic Coast. There are numerous coast paths and inland bridleways as well as small picturesque villages with pubs to enjoy a good meal. The area is famed for its popular beaches including Chesil Beach which stretches for 18 miles. Enjoy some of the many attractions within a short drive which include Weymouth with its Sealife Centre Abbotsbury Swannery Monkey World Dinosaur Museum Lulworth Cove and Castle Durdle Door and much more. In the evenings relax in the enclosed garden or stroll to one of 3 pubs all within a 15 minute walk. Outside: each property benefits from its own enclosed garden with patio area and seating. Amenities: ample off-road parking. Bed linen electric and central heating included. Towels for hire. 2 well-behaved dogs welcome. Regret no smoking in the properties. Location: sandy beach at Weymouth 4 miles shop and pubs within 1 mile. The accommodation offers TWO bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite shower and WC and 1 single. Bathroom: with WC. Lounge/kitchen/diner: small well-equipped with cooker fridge washing machine microwave TV DVD and patio doors.
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