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If we do not wish to see our rights to public records entirely erode, now is the time to get serious about protecting public access to official public email.Continue reading
On Electronic Records Day, looking forward to a more digital, open future for public records
It's Electronic Records Day, and it's a good opportunity to examine how governments are faring when it comes to creating, managing, and sharing public records in electronic formats.Continue reading
Freedom of information tools, it's time for an open data inspired upgrade
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Lost and found in Atlanta: Georgia's executive orders make their way back online
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Last week, we discussed the accessibility of gubernatorial executive orders in every state. There's still a ways to go, but almost all states put their executive orders online for the public to view. All except for one: Georgia.Continue reading
The long view: the future of storing and sharing records
Those in government who manage and preserve public records are charged with great responsibility: what they choose to preserve or destroy can dictate how history remembers the promises and actions of a government.Continue reading
How proactive release of public records could help lower costs
Can releasing information before people ask for it help lower the costs associated with public records? Initial estimates are starting to provide answers.Continue reading
Addressing costs: turning public records into open data
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Cambodia: The Rural Poor are Receiving Free Heath Care in Preah Vihear
Healthcare for the poor16 Makara also subsidizes treatment costs, food for the patients and their care takers, and transportation for the impoverished. This encourages the poor in remote areas to seek... Show More +
Cambodia: Time to invest in people
Time to invest in peopleFor more than a decade, Cambodia has sustained impressive economic growth.The World Bank expects real gross domestic product to increase by 6.6 per cent this year – a figure to... Show More +
Transcript of World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim Opening Remarks at Neglected Tropical Diseases Conference, Washington DC
DR. KIM: Thank you, all, so much for coming and welcome to the World Bank.As always, I have some very nice prepared remarks, and so I will give them out of respect for the people who prepared them,... Show More +
World Water Week: It's Not Just About Water
While food and water top the list of essentials for health and human development, around 1 billion people still go hungry, and nearly 1 billion still lacked access to an improved water source.The opportunity... Show More +
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Cambodia's GDP growth averaged 8.2 % between 2000-2010, becoming the 15th fastest growing economy of the world, according to the World Bank. The country's economic performance remains strong – 6.9% in... Show More +
World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim Remarks at the Opening Plenary of the International AIDS Conference 2012
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Justin Bieber can't get enough of his favorite rappers—even if one of them is behind bars!
Fresh off his hit single "Baby" with Ludacris, the 15-year-old tween singing sensation says the soon-to-be-behind-bars Weezy is next on his to-do list.
"I want to work with Lil Wayne...once he gets out of jail," Bieber told us recently at Northview High School in Covina, Calif., where he participated in Power 106 radio's Principal for a Day contest.
That's not all we have for you from J.B. Read on for deets about his high school visit and, sadly, his lack of a dating life...
Bieber surprised a classroom and a library full of swooning high school girls during his stint as guest principal. The ladies bunched together in groups of five and ten, where they giggled and posed with their favorite pint-size songbird.
Following Bieber's photo sesh, he made his way into the school's green room, where he commanded everyone's silence and announced that if he could make one change as school principal, he would have Twitter and Facebook unblocked on all of the school's computers.
Bieber ended the day performing his hit singles, "One Time," "One Less Lonely Girl," and "Baby," alongside guitarist Dan Kanter.
But as popular as Bieber may seem with the females, the Canadian cutie admits he's single. "I didn't have a Valentine," he said. "Valentine's Day is overrated. I'm not going to lie."
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The word 'LEGO®' is an abbreviation of the two Danish words, "leg godt," which mean, "play well." It is the name of the company and it is also their ideal. The purpose and vision of the LEGO® Group is to inspire children to explore and challenge their own creative potential. LEGO® accomplishes this goal by offering a range of high quality and fun products centred around their building systems. Since 1932, children have been playing with LEGO® and in the process have been developing a set of future, highly-relevant capabilities: creative and structured problem-solving, curiosity and imagination, interpersonal skills and physical motor skills. Building with LEGO® bricks is not just about playing, but about learning through play. In the hands of children, LEGO® products inspire a unique form of play that is fun, creative, engaging and challenging - all at the same time.
Visit Olivia's House with all of the LEGO Friends! Olivia, her parents and her pet cat live in a big, bright house with lots of rooms for hanging out and having fun. Help Olivia to grill up a barbecue for the girls! Mow the lawn with the lawn mower. Take Olivia's diary out of the drawer or go swing in the yard! Then, host a sleepover or have a party! Olivia's House is built in sections for easy rearranging. Decorate, customize and rebuild it!
Includes Olivia, Mom and Dad mini-doll figures and Kitty cat. LEGO Friends Olivia's House features kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room, barbecue, rooftop patio and outdoor table. Furniture includes a shower, toilet, sink, bed, vanity, couch, chair, coffee table, flat screen TV, refrigerator with opening door, cabinets, oven, sink, kitchen table and kitchen chairs. Accessories include diary, hairbrush, blender, salt and pepper shakers, frying pan, spatula, muffin tins, mixer, utensils, baking tray, bowl, sausage, chicken drumstick, carrots, apple, bunch of cherries and milk carton. Also includes 12 flowers, 4 ladybugs and 4 butterflies. LEGO Friends pieces are fully compatible with all LEGO bricks.
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Time for some horseback riding fun with Mia down at the Sunshine Ranch. Wake her up in the cozy apartment and make breakfast in the kitchen. Have her eat breakfast and take her downstairs to take care of the horses. This is where the fun really starts. Look after the foal and groom her, then go out riding with her friend Liza. There's a world of great adventures waiting for these best of friends.
Includes Mia and Liza mini-doll figures and cute ranch animals including 2 horses, a foal, 2 bunnies, a cat and a hen.
Ranch building measures approximately 8" tall x 9" long x 5" wide.
Contains 721 pieces.
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Set course for an ocean adventure on the Dolphin Cruiser with Mia, Maya and Andrew. Steer the boat with Andrew and take the girls for a spin around Lighthouse Island! Shoot down the waterslide or go waterskiing with the personal water scooter when you find a great place to swim! Lay in the sun on the chaise lounges or search for dolphin friends with the sonar! Later, serve up snacks at the picnic table or blend up some yummy fruit drinks at the snack bar! When the sun goes down, open the Dolphin Cruiser to play inside. Get Mia and Maya ready for the party on the captain's deck with a shower and some primping in the bathroom. Afterwards, hang out in the lower deck living room and tuck the LEGO Friends into cozy beds.
Includes Mia, Maya and Andrew mini-doll figures.
Ship measures approximately 14" long x 7" wide x 6" tall.
Contains 612 pieces.
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Co-ordinate your animal rescue missions at the Jungle Rescue Base! Help Andrea climb the watchtower and use the telescope to look for animals in danger. There's a panda that needs your help! Slide Andrea down to the rescue boat, rescue the panda in distress and help Stephanie check it over in the mobile medical station. Jump on the zip line to slide down to the living quarters. Take a shower in the bathroom at the end of an exciting day and help the girls cook and eat dinner together with the animals before heading to bed for a good night's sleep. There's another busy day of animal rescue in store tomorrow!
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Surveillance tower measures approximately 7" tall, 1" wide and 1" long.
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Coming to Winter Olympics 2018: Competitive Snow Angels
The comparison between the Winter and Summer Olympics is historically kinder to the latter. The former suffers from its season's less-than-ideal conditions. Everyone, audience and athletes alike, are already freezing. And with events that revolve around ice and snow, it's human instinct to steer clear. See also: Evgeni Plushenko Figure Skating to 'Pony' Heats Things Up It makes you wonder whose idea it was to invent sports for this terrible season.


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October 23, 2014
Is there an alternative to the current, dominant way of making psychiatric diagnoses? If so, what would it look like? On his Critical Psychiatry blog, Duncan Double raises these questions and posts to freely-accessible versions of both a commentary about the topic in the Lancet by Mary Boyle and Lucy Johnstone as well as a Lancet letter retort to it. (more…)
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September 2, 2014
More than a year on from the release of DSM-5, a Medscape survey found that just under half of clinicians had switched to using the new manual. Most non-users cited practical reasons, typically explaining that the health care system where they work has not yet changed over to the DSM-5. Many, however, said that they had concerns about the reliability of the DSM, which at least partially accounted for their non-use. Throughout the controversies that surrounded the development and launch of the DSM-5 reliability has been a contested issue: the APA has insisted that the DSM-5 is very reliable, others have expressed doubts. Here I reconsider the issues: What is reliability? Does it matter? What did the DSM-5 field trials show?
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August 23, 2014
Note: This post originally appeared on August 18, 2014 on dxsummit.org. On August 5 and 6, 2014, a group of roughly twenty persons met in Washington, DC for the First Summit on Diagnostic Alternatives. The gathering consisted mostly of psychologists, but social work, …
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August 23, 2014
"There are many practitioners, including psychiatrists, who wonder about the sanity and the soundness of the enterprise in general," Gary Greenberg tells the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's RN radio network about the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. RN interviews various experts in a report on how "practitioners across the world are in open revolt" against psychiatry, "demanding that the practice be brought into the modern world and be anchored not in conjecture but in contemporary science." (more…)
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June 11, 2014
A month ago, I published a critique of specific terminology of DSM-5. Like countless others, I have serious concerns about the overpathologizing of normal behaviors that appears to be occurring over the past few decades. The potential consequences of this trend have been widely articulated in many circles, and have raised a serious question, "What is normal?" But while this has been occurring in both psychiatric and lay arenas, another movement has been gaining significant support. It is the idea that mental illness (or disease) is a fabrication, and as Sera Davidow quoted E. Fuller Torrey in her recent moving article, "Mental illness does not exist, and neither does mental health."
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May 27, 2014
On May 16, 2014, I retired from a 35-year career as a professor of clinical psychology at Miami University. As a part of my retirement celebration, I gave a Final Lecture to my Department. These Final Lectures give retiring faculty members the opportunity to talk about anything they think is important for their colleagues and the attending students to hear. I focused on the changes I have witnessed in the profession of clinical psychology over my career; changes that were not for the better.
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May 10, 2014
Imagine that you got upset. Is it very remarkable that I can "diagnose" that you are upset? After all, you are clearly upset. What expert thing did I accomplish by agreeing with you that you were upset? Or imagine that you are angry. Is it very remarkable that I can "diagnose" that you are angry? After all, you are clearly angry. Have I added anything meaningful by saying "I diagnose that you are angry" instead of "You seem angry"? "You look upset" is the simple, truthful thing to say and "I diagnose that you look upset" is a piece of self-serving chicanery.
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May 5, 2014
My name is Leah Harris and I'm a survivor. I am a survivor of psychiatric abuse and trauma. My parents died largely as a result of terrible psychiatric practice. Psychiatric practice that took them when they were young adults and struggling with experiences they didn't understand. Experiences that were labeled as schizophrenia. Bipolar disorder. My parents were turned from people into permanent patients. They suffered the indignities of forced treatment. Seclusion and restraint. Forced electroshock. Involuntary outpatient commitment. And a shocking amount of disabling heavy-duty psychiatric drugs. And they died young, from a combination of the toxic effects of overmedication, and broken spirits.
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Categorized in: Adult, Antidepressants, Antipsychotics, Anxiety, Benzodiazepines, Bipolar, Blogs, Coercion, Community, Depression, Disorders, DSM, ECT, Featured Blogs, Hearing Voices, Industry, Medication Tapering/Withdrawal, Mood Stabilizers, Personality Disorders, Psychiatric Drugs, Recovery/Empowerment, Rethinking Psychiatry/Medical Model, Schizophrenia and Psychosis, Stimulants, Substance Abuse/Addiction, Trauma/Distress, Uncategorized, Violence | Tagged as: American Psychiatric Association, medicine, Psychiatry
March 8, 2014
The safety of our children is a sacred obligation we strive to preserve. Anything or anyone that harms them becomes the object of our distrust and potential wrath. I want to raise the possibility that psychiatry, for all its accomplished …
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February 17, 2014
I have been immersed in the field of psychiatric diagnosis – and resistance to it – for more than a quarter of a century. In the late 1980s, I was a consultant to two committees appointed by DSM-IV Task Force head Allen Frances to decide what DSM-IV should contain. I resigned from those committees after two years because I was appalled by the way I saw that good scientific research was often being ignored, distorted, or lied about and the way that junk science was being used as though it were of high quality . . . if that suited the aims of those in charge.
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February 12, 2014
A study from Lisa Cosgrove at Harvard's Safra Center for Ethics of potential conflicts of interest among DSM-5 committee members, investigators of new DSM-5 diagnoses, and drug companies finds that neither increased transparency (e.g., registration on ClinicalTrials.gov) or mandatory disclosure were sufficient to prevent the appearance of bias in either the DSM revision process or in clinical decisions about treatment of DSM disorders.
Categorized in: DSM, Featured News, In the News, Industry
February 4, 2014
The New York Times' profile of National Institute of Mental Health Director Thomas Insel traces his path from research on the biology of attachment in voles to controversial stances toward the DSM ("At best a dictionary" that lacks scientific validity) and questions about long-term drug treatment for schizophrenia. "The future of psychiatry is clinical neuroscience, based on a much deeper understanding of the brain," Insel concludes.
Categorized in: DSM, Featured News, In the News
January 30, 2014
Schizophrenia Bulletin follows the movement change to the name and concept of "Schizophrenia", revealing that Japan has taken the lead. Japan, to remove the stigma, social and professional consequences, notions of dangerousness and lack of hope that the old name and model conveyed, was the first country to update and revise the schizophrenia concept by embracing the name "Integration Disorder", and the stress vulnerability model, along with evidence that people "recover and lead a normal life."
Categorized in: Adult, Children and Adolescents, Disorders, DSM, Featured News, In the News, Industry, Schizophrenia and Psychosis, Schizophrenia and Psychosis
December 19, 2013
The January 2014 issue of Research on Social Work Practice is dedicated to a critical appraisal of the new DSM. It is guest-edited by MIA blogger Jeffrey Lacasse, whose editorial, "After DSM-5: A Critical Mental Health Research Agenda for the 21st Century", summarizes the challenges facing researchers, clinicians, clients and the general public in the wake of DSM-5.
Categorized in: DSM, Featured News, In the News
December 2, 2013
Yes, the boycott of the DSM-5 continues. I can't tell you how many fewer DSMs have so far been purchased as a result of the boycott; and conversations I have had with professionals in New York's public mental health system lead me to believe that the great majority continue to accept the validity of the biomedical model and the centrality of psychoactive medications in the treatment of persons caught up in the public system. Perhaps that's the most important argument in support of the boycott's continuation – we have so many more folks to reach.
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Categorized in: Blogs, DSM, Featured Blogs, Uncategorized | Tagged as: Boycott Committee, Categorical Psychological Formulation, DSM-5, NO DSM Diagnosis
November 29, 2013
Allen Frances adds to his catalog of DSM-5 mistakes with the return of the controversial – and ultimately rejected – "Psychosis Risk Disorder", under a new name; "Attenuated Psychosis Syndrome." Under the new name, insurance companies can be billed for an 'Other Specified Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder/Other Psychotic Disorder.' "It makes absolutely no sense to pin the misleading and stigmatizing label 'Other Specified Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder' on someone who, in typical settings, will have only about a 10% chance of ever becoming psychotic," says Frances, "And certainly it makes no sense to follow this misdiagnosis with an unproven and potentially very harmful antipsychotic treatment. Preventing psychosis would be a great idea if we could really do it; but there is no reason to think we can. And reaching beyond our grasp is likely to harm those we hoped to help."
Categorized in: Adult, Around The Web, Children and Adolescents, Disorders, DSM, Schizophrenia and Psychosis, Schizophrenia and Psychosis
November 17, 2013
The American Psychiatric Association (APA) has revised its description of pedophilia in the DSM-5 from a "sexual orientation" to "sexual interest", and affirmed its strong support of efforts to criminally prosecute those who sexually exploit children, and to develop treatment for those diagnosed with pedophilic disorder. Decoded Science reviews the APA's fraught history of categorizing sexuality.
Categorized in: DSM, Featured News, In the News, Uncategorized
November 14, 2013
Analysis in the British Medical Journal concludes that the lowered thresholds for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder diagnosis in DSM-5 will mean "that many children and their families may be harmed due to costs of medication, particularly if it is not needed, medication side effects, and psychological labels," according to the lead researcher. "The drugs used to treat ADHD have side effects such as weight loss, weight gain, and growth problems, and we don't know whether they work in the long term."
Categorized in: ADHD, Children and Adolescents, Disorders, DSM, Featured News, In the News, Psychiatric Drugs, Stimulants
November 14, 2013
When I lived in Massachusetts I taught yoga and led writing groups for alternative mental health communities. While the organizations I worked for were alternative, many of the students and participants were heavily drugged with psychiatric pharmaceuticals. There was one skinny teenager I'd never have forgotten who listed the drugs he was on for me once in the yoga room after class: a long list of stimulants, neuroleptics, moods stabilizers; far too many drugs and classes of drugs to remember. I was at the housewarming party of an old friend, and who should walk in but that boy who used to come to my yoga classes and writing groups religiously. And he was no longer a boy; he was now a young man. "I'm thinking yoga teacher," he said. I nodded. Did he remember where? "I'm not stupid," he said, as if reading my mind. "I'm not on drugs anymore. I'm not stupid anymore."
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November 9, 2013
The San Francisco Chronicle reviews Jon Ronson's "The Psychopath Test", which chronicles the meteoric growth of the DSM in "chaotic editorial meetings in a small conference room at Columbia University. The invited psychiatrists yelled over each other, and no one took minutes." Ronson's book includes an interview with Eliot Spitzer, who says "I don't like the idea of speculating how many of the DSM-III categories are describing normal behavior."
Categorized in: Around The Web, DSM
October 15, 2013
Sera Davidow, MIA Blogger and Director of The Western Massachusetts Recovery Learning Community (RLC), discusses her lived experience within the psychiatric system. Sera entered the system as a teenager and cites 'non-compliance' as a part of what saved her from a very different path through life – one that would not have included freedom from psychiatric labels and medications. Sera is now a mother, advocate, activist and filmmaker, and an active part of Hearing Voices USA and Occupy the Judge Rotenberg Center, amongst a variety of other projects. This is latest in a series of testimonials featured on MadInAmerica.com produced by the "Open Paradigm Project" (more…)
Categorized in: DSM, Interviews, Non-drug Approaches, Open Paradigm, Psychiatric Drugs, Rethinking Psychiatry/Medical Model, Suicide
October 3, 2013
Sera Davidow, MIA Blogger and Director of The Western Massachusetts Recovery Learning Community (RLC), discusses her lived experience within the psychiatric system. Sera entered the system as a teenager and cites 'non-compliance' as a part of what saved her from a very different path through life – one that would not have included freedom from psychiatric labels and medications. Sera is now a mother, advocate, activist and filmmaker, and an active part of Hearing Voices USA and Occupy the Judge Rotenberg Center, amongst a variety of other projects. This is latest in a series of testimonials featured on MadInAmerica.com produced by the "Open Paradigm Project"
Categorized in: Childhood Adversity/Trauma, DSM, Recovery/Empowerment, Rethinking Psychiatry/Medical Model, Trauma/Distress
September 13, 2013
What does the new DSM-5 have in common with an Alfred Hitchcock mystery? They both use a plot device, a "MacGuffin," to drive the story. Hitchcock explained a MacGuffin as on the one hand "ridiculous", "non-existent", "empty" and inherently without meaning, and at the same time the central point around which the entire story turns. Which narratives, and whose, are served by the "diagnosis MacGuffin"? Are there more socially desirable alternatives to replace this particular plot vehicle?
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September 11, 2013
The National Council on Trauma Informed Care asserts that "knowledge about the prevalence and impact of trauma has grown to the point that it is now universally understood that almost all of those seeking services in public mental health have trauma histories." A central tenet of trauma informed care is flipping the paradigm, from asking "what's wrong with you?" to asking "what's happened to you?"
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July 31, 2013
In just two decades, pointing out the pseudoscience of the DSM has gone from being an "extremist slur of radical anti-psychiatrists" to a mainstream proposition from the former chairs of both the DSM-3 and DSM-4 taskforces and the director of NIMH. In addition to the pathologizing of normal behaviors, another explanation for the epidemic — the adverse effects of psychiatric medications — is also evolving from radical to mainstream, thanks primarily to the efforts of Robert Whitaker and his book Anatomy of an Epidemic. While diagnostic expansionism and Big Pharma certainly deserve a large share of the blame for this epidemic, there is another reason.
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A lick granuloma is an open sore, usually at the ankle or wrist, perpetuated by constant licking. It is seen most often in large, shorthaired dogs such as Doberman Pinschers, Great Danes, Labrador Retrievers, and bird dogs.
At one time, lick sores were thought to be psychogenic in origin and related to boredom and inactivity. It now appears that many cases are preceded by an itchy skin disease (such as canine atopy) that starts the lick cycle. Other possible initiating causes include demodectic mange, a bacterial or fungal infection, prior trauma, and underlying joint disease. The precipitating event focuses the dog's attention on the area. The licking then becomes a habit that may be perpetuated by psychological events, so behavior may still be a factor.
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As the dog licks at her wrist or ankle, the hair is rubbed off and the surface of the skin becomes red and shiny. Eventually, the skin becomes raised, thick, hard, and insensitive to pressure. However, it remains fresh-looking from the constant licking. Some dogs will lick long enough and hard enough to cause breaks in the skin and serious wounds.
Treatment: It is important to review the course of events in an attempt to identify the precipitating cause. If a disease such as canine atopy is diagnosed, medical treatment is directed toward that condition.
Local treatment may involve the use of topical and injectable steroids, radiation therapy, bandaging, surgical removal, cryotherapy, and acupuncture. Some dogs will require antibiotics due to secondary infections. Results are variable. The lick granuloma is one of the most difficult skin problems to treat successfully.
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ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Trattoria Italiana at The InterContinental San Juan
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.alfredopr.com/
- Phone: (787) 791-6100 ext. 4212
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast Daily: 6:30am - 11:00am; Lunch Daily: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner Nightly: 5:00pm - 11:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, International
- Executive Chef: Hector Campos
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Alfredo offers to private dining options which can accommodate from 8 - 70 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Ruben Alvarez 7879824316
- Special Events: Please contact our catering department for special packages and offers.
A word from Trattoria Italiana at The InterContinental San Juan
Lovers of authentic and faithful Italian and American-Italian cuisine will enjoy a delightful dinner in an inviting ambiance that could only be experienced within the beauty of days and nights of San Juan, artistically combined with the mixture of carefully selected ingredients, in order to put together a delightful menu that will take your senses to the historic city of Roma You will enjoy among other typical dishes, the original "Fettuccine Alfredo" prepared by professionals right at your table, with gold set of cutlery to recreate the extraordinary dining experience of its artificer Alfredo di LelioContinued
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3 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.7Service3
- Ambiance4Noise LevelQuiet
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- Stay AWAY!!! WASTE OF MONEY!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/6/2013Service was slow and very poor. They had no problem clearing the plates, but it took several requests to get a glass of water. The lasagna I ordered was still frozen in the middle and the meat my wife ordered was under cooked. Over all BAD PLACE!!!!
- very good food, very niceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/9/2013very good food, very nice atmosphere and reaosnably pricedSpecial Features:
- Never got to taste food.OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/14/2013Never got to taste food. Made our reservations on time, and when arrived a simple horrible table at the entrance of the rest. was the only table left for us. Manager did not deal with it properly. Never would go again, too expensive for the bad experience. My husband and I are frequently restaurant eaters, and would never try this one again. We felt we were very bad treated.
- Alfredo's Confusing ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 1/19/2013The best fettucinni in PR. No kidding. Is the closest I have taste to Alfredo's in Rome. The thing is that the service is so informal and the price so high that it left you wondering if it was a good investment. Take the 3 course offer for $39.00, no liquor and you are gonna feel a bit better. Don't go with high hopes in terms of service and be warned you are going to wait a long time. But let me tell you after you taste the fettuccinni with chicken you are going to forget everything else. They need to do one of these things: either they take their prices down so people don't have high hopes in terms of the overall experience or they fix the service and put better management on the floor.Special Features:
- I normally enjoy eating atOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 1/18/2013I normally enjoy eating at most open table restaurants. However , Alfredo's was a very poor experience. The wait staff is almost non existent. We saw 3 tables around is receive the wrong entrees including two people at our table. When the food did arrive (about an hour after we ordered in an almost empty restaurant) it was terrible. For the prices Alfredo's charges you would be better off at the Mediterranean restaurant in the same hotel. We ate there the night after and the food and service were excellent.
- Always goodOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 1/15/2013We have been to Alfredo's for before many yea ago with a large group and they where Great then. This time it was just the two of us and I have to day they didn't disappoint ! The service was great our waiter was attentive without being over bearing.. We both enjoyed the crab And asparagus appetizers the asparagus was grt with the roasted lemon I could of done without the crab, it was salty and not so fresh tasting. Beside that my brick Chicken and my daughters halibut was spectacularly seasoned, we are not eating carbs And asked for only vegtables on the side and they did a nice job with different vegtables On our plate. Would Come back again even this trip if we can. ThanksSpecial Features:
- Waitress was attentive andAddalimeDined on 12/24/2012Waitress was attentive and had good suggestions. Traditional Puerto Rican Christmas dinner was excellent!
- Isla Verde GemusahotVIPDined on 12/5/2012Just go there.... our party of four loved the food. We all ordered something different. The waiter was fantastic. The wine list was fair, but worked well with what we ordered.Special Features:
- Very average. Not worth walkingOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/26/2012Very average. Not worth walking from a neighboring hotel. Save your money.
- Wonderful Italian food. YouOldSaltCityAceVIPDined on 10/18/2012Wonderful Italian food. You will not be disappointed!Special Features:
- One of the worst experience ever!PabloDined on 6/11/2012Very low food quality, no taste at all and crazy overpriced! Terrible experience, don't go!
- Attentive service, deliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/14/2012Attentive service, delicious food, good experience. I would return and recommend to others.
- You would think a place calledOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 4/14/2012You would think a place called Alfredo's, you would be able to order it. They took it off the menu. The menu was poor choices and the service was horrible to the point where the waitress was stressed. My wife ordered the ravioli which could have been a children's meal and took over an hour to get. The dessert was served before the table was cleaned and coffee took 45 minutes to get.
- although the reviews wereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/31/2012although the reviews were mixed online we gave it a try as I wanted to visit and see the intercontinental hotel and my husband is not a steak guy or we would have gone to ruth chris. While the service and selection were nice, the service was way too slow for the amount of people who were there for a sat night. A very unhappy couple were complaining about the quality of their food while we were waiting and a parade of managers were trying to deal with them. I ordered the scalop/shrimp skewer and while taste was good, portion was so small and service with micro green salad. My husband ordered a large plate of rigatoni, which was side dish sized and flavorless. ( it was $20 and couldn't have cost more than $1 to make) very disappointed.
- Exellent service. The waiterOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/17/2012Exellent service. The waiter was very knowledgable and paid extra attention to my pregnant wife's concerns - he even suggested certain drinks to help her upset stomach. Great food and great service. Will definitely visit again.Special Features:
- Food was good, but it wasOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 3/2/2012Food was good, but it was probably the worst service I've ever encountered. To start, the hostess made us wait 5-10 minutes past our reservation to be seated, despite the fact that the restaurant was empty. She then attempted to seat us directly next to the kitchen doors, until we asked for a different table. The hostess and manager proceeded to get our wine order wrong twice as well as our appetizer order wrong. When the waiter arrived to take the rest of our order, we were treated to a description of how he frequently gets in trouble at work for dropping F bombs and described the restaurants signature alfredo dish as being "like paste". It was truly the most bizarrely bad service experience we've ever had at a restaurant.
- an overpriced hotel restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/15/2012this restaurant was an average hotel restaurant, with unfortunately high prices. despite having many staff milling around, the service was inattentive and lacked focus. the restuarant's tagline is "Emporer of Alfredo" but the pasta dishes were adequate at best. just an overpriced hotel restaurant.
- This was one of the worstOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 12/31/2011This was one of the worst dining experiences I can remember. We went on New Year's Eve to have a nice dinner before midnight and were completely disappointed. The server was beyond rude, telling us to order right away or our food would take "more than an hour" to come out. We ordered Veuve Clicquot and received a Moet, a mistake that was never corrected. We were unable to order wine since our server didn't come back until the end of our meal. He was too busy setting up the tables for breakfast to pay any attention to us the entire night. The food was mediocre, the atmosphere fine, but the service was absolutely unacceptable. I would never go there again and would not recommend anyone else to either.
- Caesar salad should be servedFoodCritic007VIPDined on 12/24/2011Caesar salad should be served chilled, not overdressed at room temperature, after only a few bites, we sent it back and the waiter never asked why, nor did he have it removed from our bill. Kind of pricey for pasta that really wasn't delicioso. Dessert cart is too large for the sparse list of boring desserts.Special Features:
- The food was excellent! ItOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 12/19/2011The food was excellent! It was the first night of our honeymoon and they gave us complimentary champagne and chocolate fondue with strawberries as a surprise.Special Features:
- Was a very good experience.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/12/2011Was a very good experience. Offered an affordable prix fixe menu that did not disappoint. Located in the vacation resort Intercontinental in San Juan, it was nice to have a laid back, nice meal without gouge to the wallet. We had the antipasto misto to start and the meats, cheeses and olive tapenade were delicious. I chose lasagna. It was fine but I found the sauce lacking in the strong tomato taste that I prefer. My husband had chicken parmesan with pasta on he side and it looked and tasted delicious. Service was a tad slow but we have come to expect that when traveling in the Caribbean. Overall, very good.Special Features:
- A true dining experience,OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/19/2011A true dining experience, fresh homemade pasta, Authentic Italian food, great service, great staff, loved it so much booked dinner again for much larger party. For someone from NYC where Italian food is worldSpecial Features:
- Alfredo's is awsome !OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/24/2011We had a great time at Alfredo's at The Intercontinental - San Juan. We visited on on my wife's birthday. We asked to dine on the pool deck watching the waterfalls. Our table was ready when we arrived. The wine list was full of favorites. The Lasagna is amazing. Best pasta I've ever tasted. I also recommend the Rib Eye, tender, juicy and incredible flavor. Don't leave with out dessert, the Tirramasu is the best. Can't wait to visit again.Special Features:
- salad and dessert were verysunseekerDined on 7/29/2011salad and dessert were very good and large portions. entrees were very small and pricey fetticini alfredo was listed as their specialty - my daughter described along the line of buttered noodles. waiter was nice, but did not give same attention as other waiters gave to their tables
- Superb dining option for thoseEquityVIPDined on 4/6/2011Superb dining option for those staying at the Intercontinental or other nearby hotels on Isla VerdeSpecial Features:
- Ths ambiance was very niceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/15/2011Ths ambiance was very nice but could use some softening. The service was not good at all and evryonbe seemed confused and no organisation. Took long to get drinks, did not have the wine ordered which was a Chianti in an Italian restaurant and then when the meal came they didi not know what table it was for. Sad as this could be a very nice experience.
- Went there for our anniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/19/2011Went there for our anniversary dinner. Made Open Table note to matre D. No mention of it by restaurant staff. Excellent food, well worth a return.Special Features:
- While there ws nothing reallyOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 2/18/2011While there ws nothing really wrong with our meal. My halibut was a little dry. But theree was nothing particularly special either. Service was attentive. We were seated right on the time of our reservation. But I would guess there are better Italian restaurants in the area.Special Features:
- For a restaurant that chargesQdogVIPDined on 2/12/2011For a restaurant that charges the prices it does the service was poor.
- The crew made a special occassionOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/3/2011The crew made a special occassion an even better one. They provided a dish of chocolate covered strawberries and two glasses of champagne on the house. Osso bucco was very good... risotto was off the charts... a little pricey, but worth it on a special occasion.Special Features:
- The food was good but expensive.WisconsinDined on 1/3/2011The food was good but expensive. Fettucine Alfredo which has been advertised as "special" and "made at the table" was simply buttered noodles with some cheese. At a cost of around $20.00 this was excessive. Lamb chops were good. The food and service are fine, but the prices are too high based on what we sampled. Based on the market, it is too expensive for what you get. Would not return.Special Features:
- The food was good but nothingMRA1VIPDined on 12/31/2010The food was good but nothing special. The menu is not very extensive nor is it creative. Felt like we were in a restaurant in a hotel.
- We thought the menu was limited.KeywestguyDined on 9/9/2010We thought the menu was limited. Salads cost as much as the entrees. We wished we had gone somewhere else.
- With the exception of goodOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 5/28/2010With the exception of good ambiance, this place is a disaster in every respect.
- Pasta portions very smallCasey1255VIPDined on 4/11/2010Pasta portions very small considering their price, but greeting diners with a glass of champagne is a nice touch.
- Waitress must have been new.OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 3/19/2010Waitress must have been new. The live music was very distracting. Would not return
- We had been in Italy and hadOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/13/2010We had been in Italy and had visit few italian restaurants in PR because we enjoy italian food. Alfredos restaurant on PR wasn't a good experience for us. First of all they don't have italian wines by glass and then the food don't taste italian at all. They lack the taste of the italian food and the quality of the ingredients should improved.
- ate outside but suprisingOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 3/9/2010ate outside but suprising that the hotel had people cleaning patio at 8pm at night and making noise---did not seem real busy
- In the course of 9 days, weWanderFoodieVIPDined on 3/7/2010In the course of 9 days, we had 2 completely difference experiences at this restaurant. We had dinner at Alfredo's on a Saturday night prior to 7 day cruise & would give the following ratings. Food: Outstanding, Ambiance: Very Good, Service: Outstanding, Noise: Quiet. Given we enjoyed it so well, we opted to dine at Alfredo's again for our 1 night post cruise stay (Sunday night). Our ratings are above & we were greatly disappointed to see such a drastic change in food quality (fettucine alfredo came out dry & undercooked, contrary to wonderful perfection 8 days prior). Grilled shrimp was nearly raw and icy cold when bitten into. Poor service was with a different waiter, who never asked how our meal was, so we had to ask for manager.
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- Valeria a.k.a. Valeriya is a stage name of Alla Yurievna Perfilova, a Russian singer.
- also known as Âàëåðèÿ, Алла Юрьевна Перфилова
- born on (46 years ago) in Atkarsk, child of Yuri Ivanovich Perfilov and Galina Nikolaevna Perfilova
- nationality: Russia
- education: Music at Gnessin Russian Academy of Music between and (5 years)
- profession: Singer
- spouses:
- Marriage with Leonid Yaroshevsky
- Marriage with Alexander Shulgin
- Marriage with Iosif Prigozhin
- parent of
- genre: Pop music
- albums: "De-lux collection", "Glaza Tsveta Neba", "The Taiga Symphony", "Anna", "Pobud' so Mnoi", "Familia", "Nepodkontrolno/ Out Of Control", "Strana Lyubvi", "Samoye Luchoe", "Out of Control", "Nezhnost' Moya", "Perviy Internet Albom", "Во мне моя любовь"
- official website: www.valeriya.net
- Valeria a.k.a. Valeria Golino is an Italian-Greek film and television actress. She is best known to English language audiences for the 1988 film Rain Man, and the Hot Shots! films. She has won the David di Donatello, Silver Ribbon, and Coppa Volpi awards.
- also known as Baléria Gkolíno, Valéria Golino, Valéria Golíno
- born on (47 years ago) in Naples, child of Prof. Golino and Lalla Golino
- ethnicity: Italian people
- nationality: Italy, Greece
- profession: Actor, model, film producer, film director, screenwriter
- read more about Valeria Golino (actress)
- Valeria a.k.a. Valeria Messala: Valeria was the fifth wife of Roman dictator Lucius Cornelius Sulla. She was the daughter of Marcus Valerius Messalla Niger and sister to consul of 53 BC, Marcus Valerius Messalla Rufus.
- Marriage with Sulla until 0077 B.C.
- Valeria a.k.a. Valeria Andrews better known as Valeria, is an Australian dance pop singer-songwriter and actress, best known for her role in the film Just Married. She released her debut album, titled Freshly Squeezed in February 2009 on iTunes, Amazon MP3, and Rhapsody, among others.
- born on (34 years ago) in Sydney
- nationality: Australia
- profession: Actor, singer-songwriter
- genres: Latin pop, Dance-pop
- read more about Valeria Andrews (actress)
- Valeria a.k.a. Katerina Stehlikova is a pornographic actress.
- also known as Valleria A., Ali, Audrey, Katie Cox, Kate Fox, Iris, Katerina, Katie, Katka, Mackenzie, Katka S., Katka Stehlikova, Katka Stehlíková, Tereza, Tessa, Tesse, Valleria, Walleria, Wallerie
- born on (31 years ago) in Czech Republic
- nationality: Czech Republic
- profession: Pornographic actor
There are other people with Valeria in their name, like Aldo Valeria, Anna Valeria, Valeria Izzo, Valeria Jara, Valeria Lois, Valeria Bǎlan, Valeria Gómez, Valeria Hasse and many others.
- Valeria is a pirate and adventuress in the fictional universe of Robert E. Howard's Conan the Barbarian stories. She appears in Robert E. Howard's Conan novella Red Nails, serialized in Weird Tales 28 1-3. This was the last Conan story written by Howard, and published posthumously. The name was also used for Conan's love interest in the 1982 film Conan the Barbarian.
- in films:
- "Conan the Barbarian", played by Katarzyna Wolejnio
- "Conan the Barbarian", played by Sandahl Bergman
- in films:
- Valeria is a fictional character from the 2011 film The Student.
- in the film "The Student", played by Valeria Correa
Valeria is a city in Jasper County, Iowa, United States. The population was 57 at the 2010 census.
- also known as Valeria, Iowa; Jasper County / Valeria city
- part of Jasper County, Iowa, United States of America
- Valeria: Valerius is the nomen of gens Valeria, one of the oldest patrician families of Rome. The name was in use throughout Roman history. In imperial times it was frequently treated as a personal name.
- also known as Valerius
- Valeria is a Miami, Florida-based Spanish language telenovela produced by Venevisión Productions. Began airing on Univision on March 10, 2009 at the 2pm/1c timeslot.
- begun on (5 years ago)
- 174 episodes
- country: Venezuela
- Valeria was a name used in ancient Rome for women of the gens Valerius.
- Valeria is a genus of moths of the Noctuidae family.
- Valeria is a 1965 chamber music composition by Tōru Takemitsu, recomposed from an earlier work, "Sonant".
- Valeria: In the Lensman universe, Valeria is a Terran colony planet settled by the Dutch. The planet's gravity is nearly three times that of Earth, and the people of Valeria have, over the centuries, become large, brawny, and strong. The Galactic Patrol often employs Valerians as marines and shock troops.
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Shakespeare's Genius Justified (1819)
A Few Concise Examples of Restorations and Illustrations of Seven Hundred Passages in Shakspeare's Plays ... by Zachariah Jackson
Valeria means amusement: -We certainly should read: a fine sport, in good faith. The r dropped out in placing the pages for imposition, and, as the letters formed a perfect word, the corrector overlooked the error. * "- _4u'!-v -_ —_' SCENE_VI.
The Eclectic Review (1819)
Valeria means amusement -. We certainly should read, ' A fine sport, in good faith . ' The r dropped out in placing the 'pages for imposition, and, as the letters formed a perfect word, the corrector overlooked the error.' ' Antony and Cleopatra.
Shakespeares Genius etc (1819)
by Zachariah Jackson
Valeria means amusement: We certainly should .read: Vstnau. a fine sport, in good faith. The r dropped out in placing the pages for imposition, and, as the letters formed a perfect word, the corrector overlooked the error. SCENE VI.— page 47.
Inheritance, Defaults and the Lexicon (2006)
by Ted Briscoe, Ann Copestake, Valeria de Paiva
Ted Briscoe, Ann Copestake, Valeria de Paiva. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Cambridge, New York, Melbourne, Madrid, Cape Town, Singapore, Sao Paulo Cambridge University Press The Edinburgh Building, Cambridge CB2 2RU, UK ...
Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
Valeria > See Zenais, Cyria, Valeria, and Mar- cia (June 5). Valeria (date unknown) > Maiden converted to Christianity by ...
The Encyclopedia Britannica (1911)
A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature and General Information by Hugh Chisholm
In 440 plebiscita were — subject presumably to audoritas patrum — declared by the lex Valeria -Horatio binding on the whole papuhts, while about the same time, or perhaps a little earlier, the patrician-plebeian comitia of the tribes was ...
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The value of this 7-letter word is 10 points, but it's not an accepted word in the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.
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Windows 7 blocking programs connection with internet
I have windows seven 64 bits. I'm facing a big problem here: every program I download that needs a connection with internet doesn't work, except IE 8 and windows live messenger! All the browsers I've tested (that includes google chrome, mozila firefox, Opera), and all the online games I'm trying to use (ragnarök, GunBound, Tibia ETC.) don't work! Not even extra gadgets that I've downloaded from windows live site work if they need a connection!! But IE 8 and MSN do! I've already tried to disable firewall and anti-virus and they still don't work! So I think Windows 7 is blocking them. What do I do?! someone help me, please!
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|03 Mar 2010
Has this worked for you before, with other OS versions?
If not, you may want to check your router (if you use one) to see if it has a firewall implemented.
I don't believe Windows 7 has any way to block ports other than the firewall.
EDIT: Also check the IE settings to see if it is using a proxy... It sounds like you are being blocked by some security mechanism.
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|03 Mar 2010
thanks... but still one question, how do I check if IE is using proxy?
P.S. Its not my router, because I recently changed it, and the problem was already there...
EDITED: oh, and no, it never happened with me in other OS. I have a XP and Google Chrome for eg. is working perfectly in it...
|My System Specs
|04 Mar 2010
Something I didn't mention before... Unless this is a work system the Proxy is unlikely to be an issue, as it is rarely (if ever) used in a home... I guess maybe some ISPs may insist on using a proxy, but I don't know of any.
Here is Microsoft's explanation of setting proxy:
Change proxy settings in Internet Explorer
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|06 Mar 2010
Hi. After the following updates (all happened at the same time) of my windows 7 64 bits, the connection of all the programs that need connection, excluuding Internet Explorer and WL messenger were blocked, and i can't unblock. those are the updates:
Atualização de segurança do Windows 7 para sistemas com base em x64 (KB978251)
Atualização para o Cliente do Rights Management Services para sistemas Windows 7 com base em x64 (KB979099)
Atualização de segurança do Windows 7 para sistemas com base em x64 (KB975560)
Atualização de segurança cumulativa para Kill Bits do ActiveX para Windows 7 para sistemas com base em x64 (KB978262)
Atualização de segurança do Windows 7 para sistemas com base em x64 (KB971468)
all of them were automaticaly installed when I turned the PC off at the day 10 of february
oh, and for some reason these same updates didn't let me make a "system restore"
P.S. my system is in portuguese so the updates description are in portuguese too
P.S.2: it wasn't proxy
|My System Specs
|08 Mar 2010
noone knows a way on solving my problem? :'(
|My System Specs
|16 Mar 2010
I found someone with the same problem I have! here's the post, the answers he had hadn't helped me either. Someone help me please!
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I just bought a new emachines computer with Windows 7 Home Premuim 64 bit pre-installed. Whenever I try to run a program such as, Xfire, Steam, Teamspeak, AIM, Skype, or Digital River Securom, or ANY program that requires internet access they say that they cannot connect to the internet or that i first must connect to the internet before running, and won't work. I can get onto internet explorer fine, seeing as i am on it now, and my internet icon says "Internet Acess".
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Is it these idiots dressed like Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman? Or the morons decked out in Asiana Airlines pilot costumes? You decide.
But the Best Halloween Costume of 2013? That must belong to Heidi Klum.
The super model partied like it's 2059 last night, hosting a festive holiday gathering in New York City and doing so while dressed like an elderly woman.
Seriously. Thanks to a truly amazing makeup job and an impressive dedication to the occasion, THIS is Heidi Klum. Do not adjust your monitor. It really is her:
Klum has always gone all out for Halloween.
Past costumes have included Cleopatra (2012), an ape (2011), an alien robot (2010), a black crow (2009) and a Hindu goddess (2008). All elaborate. All very well done.
"I start thinking of ideas months before Halloween, and I have an amazing team who makes the impossible possible," Klum told the Parade a few weeks ago. "I don't really have a system for picking my costume each year, they just kind of come to me. It's definitely not a last-minute decision. It takes months of preparation."
We can tell.
We never thought we'd like looking at Heidi Klum photos that involved so much clothing, but the beauty has proved us wrong!
Heidi at 90 thats what shes gonna look like
So you see, you can "work it on out" in the gym and flaunt it right now but this is what it all ends up like! (That is IF you choose not to "nip and tuck" it all up!)
As a showcase for make-up artistry, this would have been a job well done; done in the context it's been done in, not so much. She's showing herself to be vacuous quite frankly...
This woman has been trying her best (no clothes) to get back in the spotlight after her divorce and with no luck. There has to be a demand"After her divorce" and it's not there, no fan base AFTER HER DIVORCE and it's no surprise as to why know one wants to touch her- after her divorce.
Hi, may I change the subject please, will you please view my relationship poem, go to Google, type in my name, Derek Newell Poet, then view my poem, ''EXPRESS IT'', and please, be excellent to one another. Thank You.
I surprises me some of these comments are not removed with the commenter banned.
It's better than half of these other stars and what they wore for halloween. She's covered at least! So you people are always negative about anything and everything on here. Get a life people.
Wow... Hollywood should thank God for plastic surgeons, because they ALL look like this without the work! Well done Klum...
That's sooo racist. She looks like an Indian in blackface!
I love it! I wouldn't have known it was her at all. Now if the Kardashians would really want to hide themselves from the paps, there's a costume. But they're to vain to ever do it.


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In an alternate dimension, John Frusciante died at age 27.It's an odd pattern, but many musicians, entertainers and such die at age 27 — most prominently, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Brian Jones, Jim Morrison and Kurt Cobain. John Frusciante could well have joined the ranks of the "27 Club": he had crippling heroin, cocaine and alcohol addictions and was literally wasting away, with severe infections and blood diseases. Not to mention his own rather carefree attitude to life and death, publicly stating "I don't give a fuck whether I live or die." But instead, 27 was the age when John Frusciante turned his life around: he quit heroin cold turkey, entered rehab for his cocaine and alcohol addictions, received medical treatment, and was completely clean and healthy by February 1998 — one month before his 28th birthday. In fact, it's practically a miracle that he didn't die... so much so that the wild-mass-guess-minded could very well speculate that, in the original course of events, he did die. And then someone or something came back in time and saved his life. Somehow gave him the strength of will to kick his heroin habit, and the desire to keep on living, and let him do the rest...


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Interfaith Dialogue Affirms Dignity of Each Person
Thursday, March 24, 2011
During International Week at MU, an interfaith panel of speakers representing Buddhism, Catholicism, Judaism, and Islam discussed religion and sexuality. The panel discussion and luncheon on March 23 was attended by more than 150 students, faculty, and staff.
Reverend Kaz Nakata, resident minister of the Ekoji Buddhist Temple and a chaplain at George Mason University (GMU), stressed that Buddhism encourages people to think about their actions and take responsibility for them. He added that his faith respects different points of view.
Rabbi Lia Bass, who leads the Congregation Etz Hayim in Arlington, VA, emphasized, "We are all made in the image of God." Sheikha Farhanahz Ellis, Interfaith and Outreach director for the All Dulles Area Muslim Society and a chaplain at GMU, agreed. She said, "We are all created by God and deserve respect." Referencing the golden rule of treating others as we wish to be treated, she added, "We may not like what another person is doing, but that is not a reason to discriminate."
Gerri Laird, founding director of Project Rachel, a healing ministry to those who have been involved in abortion, represented the Catholic faith. She stressed the sanctity of life and marriage and affirmed the inherent dignity of each person and God's love for all.
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November 26, 2014
An altercation at Bellevue East High School Friday afternoon turned out to be more of a scare than a serious threat.
Authorities have determined that what was believed to have been a Taser injury was nothing of the sort.
It was initially believed that one student had injured another with a Taser but when the incident was sorted out, police said a 14-year-old Bellevue East student took off his Probation Tracker and touched a 16-year-old Bellevue East student with the device. The victim and friends at the scene thought it was a weapon and called authorities.
The 14-year-old will be charged with 3rd Degree Assault.
The incident took place outside the high school shortly after a 1:20 early dismissal for an In Service Training Day.
The call for an ambulance was received at 1:53.
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