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Search all Bozzuto Management Company Apartments For Rent in Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore, MD 21218
The Guilford
- Huge, open and airy floor plan layouts
- Heat and AC included in rent
- 3,000 sf fitness center & rooftop pool
- Close to public transportation
- Minutes From Downtown Baltimore
- Residents Lounge with Billiards
- Pet-Friendly Community
- Award-winning residential services
- 24-hour emergency maintenance
- State-of-the-art theater with 96" screen
- Cozy library with fireplace and nooks
- Oversized, light filled windows
Luxurious towering high rise apartments in a magnificent Baltimore neighborhood. The Guilford has it all!!!
Baltimore, MD 21220
Arbors at Baltimore Crossroads
- Gorgeous new one, two, and three bedroom apt homes
- Chef-calibre open kitchens with cherry cabinets
- Granite countertops and breakfast bars
- Stainless steel ENERGY STAR appliances
- ENERGY STAR washers & dryers in each apt home
- Energy efficient designer lighting
- Oversized windows with custom solar shades
- Hardwood flooring & wall-to-wall carpeting
MODELS NOW OPEN! Brand New Premiere Luxury Apartments available for IMMEDIATE occupancy. The Arbors is close to numerous popular retailers, restaurants and entertainment centers, just minutes from the Avenue at White Marsh and White Marsh Mall.
Pasadena, MD 21122
Creekstone Village Apartments
- Brand new one, two and three bedroom apartments
- Dens and lofts available
- Granite countertops
- Stainless steel appliances
- Islands and breakfast bars in kitchen
- Patios, balconies and sunrooms in select apartment
Baltimore, apartments, luxury, brand new, pet friendly
Odenton, MD 21113
Flats170 at Academy Yard
- MOVIE THEATER with clubroom connectivity
- STAINLESS STEEL appliances
- GRANITE countertops
- DESIGNER lighting
- SPACIOUS open floor plans
- PRIVATE balconies available
- POCKET PARKS dog park, exercise trails
- BUSINESS CENTER & cyber café
- RESORT-STYLE clubhouse
- ELEGANTLY STYLED pool and sundeck
- FITNESS CENTER with yoga room & kids room
- LUSH central courtyard
Flats170 at Academy Yard features spacious one, two and three bedroom apartment homes for rent in Odenton, Maryland. Featuring PRIVATE BALCONIES, STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, PRIVATE GARAGES, PRIVATE STORAGE, DOG PARK and so much more! Located near Waugh Chapel Towne Center, Arundel Mills, Maryland Live Casino, Historic Savage Mill, The Westfield Annapolis, Piney Orchard Nature Preserve, The Mall in Columbia.
Odenton, MD 21113
The Lodge at Seven Oaks
- Premier Resident Services
- State-of-the-art fitness club
- Resort-style pool with in-water chaise shelf
- Outdoor dining and poolside grill
- Lush and verdant lawns
- Minutes from I-95, 295, 32 & 100
At the Lodge at Seven Oaks, the spa life and everyday life are one and the same. Discover a richly appointed, mountain resort-inspired apartment community where youll find luxury, sophistication and amenities that pamper. Its different here. Features one, two and three bedroom apartment homes for rent in Odenton, MD
Annapolis, MD 21401
Stone Point Apartments
- Integrated garage and loft units available
- Elevators and underground parking
- 10,000 sq. ft. Clubhouse Movie Theatre
- Aerobic, fitness center & Billiard room
- State-of-the-art business center
- Large swimming pool and hydrp-therapy pool
Annapolis, MD 21401
Crosswinds At Annapolis Towne Centre
- Elevated courtyard with resort-style pool
- Energy Star® stainless steel appliances
- Game room with poker and billiards tables
- Gas Stove Cooking
- Kashmir white granite countertops
- Bocce Ball Court
Crosswinds At Annapolis Towne Centre features Studio, One and Two Bedroom Apartment Homes for Rent in Annapolis, Maryland. Features and Amenities include: 15 floor plan stylesfrom studio to 1BR, to 1BR+Den, to 2BR, Full-size ENERGY STAR® washer and dryer in each home, Walk-in closets with ventilated wire shelving, Fitness Center, Community room, Poker room/game room & more! Located in the heart of Annapolis Towne Centre, everything you could ever want is right here in the neighborhood.
Aberdeen, MD 21001
The Yards at Fieldside Village
- Walk in Closets
- In unit Washer and Dryer
- Free Wi-Fi in public spaces
- Fitness center
- Media center/movie theater
- Pool
- Sun Deck
- Clubhouse/community lounge
The Yards at Fieldside Village offers upscale apartment living on 25 acres of pristine land in the suburban Fieldside Village, adjacent to Ripken Stadium. This coveted location offers a wide variety of comforts and amenities to make your lifestyle easy and luxurious for everyday living. Come home to dramatic views, warm, spacious apartments with comfort and ease just minutes off I-95 and just 30 minutes from Baltimore.
Silver Spring, MD 20910
- Stainless steel Whirlpool appliances
- Full-sized Front Loaded Energy Star Washer/Dryer
- Outdoor Living Room with Fire Pit & Water Feature
- Clubroom with bar, dining and casual seating
- Fitness room with stretching area
- Hotel-like pool deck with cabanas
- Rooftop Terrace with Green Feature Wall
- Kaindl Wood Plank Floors in Kitchen & Living Room
This brand new six-story apartment community offers studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments in the heart of Silver Spring. This vibrant neighborhood is a perfect mix of eclectic history and modern sophistication. Walk to the Silver Spring transit station or take advantage of the amazing selection of local shops and restaurants - it's all just steps from your front door.
Washington, DC 20017
Monroe Street Market
- 99 floor plans to suit your personal style
- Industrial designer pendant lighting
- Stainless steel ENERGY STAR® appliances
- Sun-filled spaces with oversized windows and views
- Full-size GE ENERGY STAR® washers and dryers
- Wired for Verizon FiOS and Comcast
Monroe Street Market offers pet-friendly studio, one and two-bedroom apartment homes for rent in the Brookland Neighborhood of Northeast Washington, DC. Apartments features: washers and dryers, Bike storage, Stainless steel ENERGY STAR® appliances and more! Community amenities include: 24-hour fitness centers with yoga studios, cardio theaters, weights, as well as an express gym, E-café with Wi-Fi, Lounge, community room, and billiards, Lounge, community room, and billiards.
Washington, DC 20001
Hodge on 7th, 55+ Active Adult Community
- Large kitchens with plenty of storage
- Spacious closets and ample storage space
- Balconies with breathtaking views of the city*
- Kitchen islands available
- 24-hour fitness center with club-quality equipment
- Exclusive resident social events and gatherings
Hodge on 7th: NEW 55+ Community one bedroom apartment homes for rent in Washington, DC. When you live in an apartment at Hodge on 7th, you'll find the energy of Shaw Neighborhood to be intoxicating - abundant shops, restaurants and close to multiple Metro stations. With beautifully finished living spaces and access to the city's largest grocery store only steps away, this active adult community is ideal for staying in or going out whenever the mood strikes. Call for tour today!
Washington, DC 20001
City Market at O Street
- Rooftop lounge and infinity edge pool
- Rooftop dog park with washing and grooming station
- Landscaped rooftop terraces with views of DC
- Outdoor living spaces with grills and fire pits
- Business center & Wi-Fi café
- European-style kitchens and cabinetry
- Sleek bathroom designs
- Fully equipped kitchen w/stainless steel appliance
City Market at O offers brand new Studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment homes for rent in Shaw neighborhood of Northwest Washington, DC. Apartment homes feature: washer and dryer, Balcony*, Stainless steel GE EnergyStar® appliances, Solar window shades and more! Community amenities: gym and spa, rooftop terrace, METRO access, City Dog Grooming and Outdoor Dog Run, concierge and more! *in select units
Germantown, MD 20874
Rolling Hills
- Extra large 2 bedroom apartments
- Playgrounds/tot lots
- Fitness center, spa/sauna & swimming pool
- Full size washer and dryer in every apartment home
- Free wi-fi in clubhouse
- Serving Starbucks in clubhouse
Rolling Hills features spacious two bedroom apartment homes for rent in Germantown, Maryland Features and Amenities include: 24-Hour Fitness Center, Washer/Dryer, Walk-closets, Two Community Dog Parks, Olympic Size Swimming Pool, Close to North Lake and Black Hills, Playground and Tot Lots, On-site Storage, Pet Friendly and so much more!
Washington, DC 20001
The Apartments at CityCenter
- Over 40 unique flr plans featuring studio to 3 BR
- Open-plan kitchens
- Floor-to-ceiling windows w/unparalleled views
- Private balconies, patios and terraces*
- Ample walk-in closets*
- Personal in-residence, full-size washer and dryer
The Apartments at CityCenter features pet-friendly Spacious studio, 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, 2 bedroom + den, 3 bedroom and penthouse apartment homes for rent in the heart of downtown Washington, DC. Apartments features: Large walk-in closets*, Private balconies, patios and terraces*, full-size washer and dryer, and more! Community amenities include: fitness center, rooftop dog walk, Electric car charging stations, smoke-free community, and more! *in select residences
Germantown, MD 20874
Millstone at Kingsview
- Spacious floor plans
- 42'' Cabinets/Stainless Appliance Package
- Smoke Free Building Available
- Granite countertops in kitchen and baths
- Tile floors in bathrooms
- Washer & dryer in each home
- Walk-in closets
- Great room with Fireplace and TV
Millstone at Kingsview offers spacious, pet friendly one and two bedroom apartment homes for rent with first-rate features (including: Washer/Dryer In Unit, Walk-in Closets, Fireplace and more) and amenities (like Great room with Fireplace and TV, Outdoor Sun Deck, Pool, Business Center, and Fitness Center) in a convenient Germantown, Maryland location.
Arlington, VA 22209
Avery Row
- Gourmet kitchens w/GE stainless steel Energy Star
- Large walk-in closts and large storage spaces
- Oversized showers available in many 2 bedroom home
- Wood-surface flrs in kit, living & dining rooms
- Skydeck lounge with outdoor dining room
- Clubroom with bar and billiards
- Controlled access underground parking
- Walkable to Courthouse and Rosslyn Metro Stations
Avery Row features one and two bedroom apartment homes for rent in Arlington, VA. Smoke-Free Community. Features & Amenities include: Private rooftop terraces, balconies and ground floor patios available, Large walk-in closets and storage spaces, Oversized walls of windows, Gourmet kitchens, Clubroom with bar, fitness center, Skydeck lounge with outdoor dining room and more! Convenient location with access to the Clarendon, Courthouse and Rosslyn Metro stations.
North East, MD 21901
Chesapeake Ridge
- Washers and Dryers in Every Apartment
- Fully-Equipped Kitchens
- Spacious Pantries and Walk-In Closets
- Fireplaces in select units
- Luxurious Clubhouse
- Resort-Style Swimming Pool
- State-Of-The Art Fitness Center
- Detached Garages
- BBQ Grills and Picnic Areas
- Sand Volleyball Court
- Billiards Table and Business Center in Clubhouse
- Easy Access to Baltimore and Newark via I95
1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartment homes located near Balitmore MD for rent. Convenient access to I-95, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Baltimore, Elkton and Newark apartment rental . Clubhouse with swimming pool, business center, fitness center, outdoor spaces with Playgrounds, Sand Volleyball Court, BBQ grills and picnic areas in our 1, 2 and 3 bedroom rentals in North East MD
Reston, VA 20194
North Point Apartments
- Serene park-like setting on 14 acre landscape
- State-of-the art fitness ctr with new equipment
- Sparkling pool and sundeck
- Carwash area equipped with vacuum
- Walk-In Closets
- 24- Hour Emergency Maintenance
North Point offers a relaxing wooded setting just minutes from the shops and restaurants of Reston Town Center, Tysons Corner, Washington, DC., and North Point Village Shopping Center. North Point offers 1, 2, and three bedroom apartments in Reston, VA. Neighborhoods and major employment centers are within easy reach.
Malvern, PA 19355
Eastside Flats
- State of the art fitness center
- 9 foot ceilings and granite counter tops
- Brand new luxury apartments
- One and two bedrooms with open floor plans
- Designer flooring throughout
- Chef inspired kitchens with designer cabinetry
- Business center, conference room, clubhouse
- Pet friendly and 100% smoke free
- Vibrant main courtyard with outdoor pool & sundeck
- Yoga, pilates and stretching area
- Exclusive zipcar membership rate
- Extensive resident activities program
Located in a beautiful Victorian villa of Malvern, PA, Eastside Flats are luxurious brand new apartments currently leasing now. Set amongst great shopping and dining, Eastside Flats is also very convenient as its located near the Malvern train station and I-76. Terrific amenities such as a giant pool, grand clubhouse, yoga stretching area, state of the art fitness center, and vibrant main courtyard. Eastside Flats in Malvern is pet friendly as well!
Philadelphia, PA 19103
- Patios or balconies with city or waterfront views
- Upgraded Maytag kitchen appliances/ceramic cooking
- Task lighting in kitchens
- State-of-the-art Internet connectivity
- Sleek maple cabinetry with contemporary hardware
- Bathrooms w/marble vanities & porcelain flooring
- Full-sized Miele washers and dryers
- Spectacular 2-story penthouses with stunning views
Welcome to Edgewater, located in Philadelphia, pa. Edgewater offers 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment homes in Center City.
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You can still walk forward (though you have fear in your heart).
You can still love someone (though they have hurt you).
You can still succeed in the future (though you have failed many times in the past).
You can still help those who didn't think (or know how) to help you.
You can still forgive those who have not asked to be forgiven.
You can argue your side of things or have faith in the truth's ability to shine.
You can worry about what others think or do what you know is right.
You can hide behind lies or you can stand confidently in the skin of the man/woman you really are.
You can try to be perfect or simply be perfectly you.
You can give all or nothing or half.
You can let it weigh you down or you can cut it loose.
You can continue to allow resentments to fester or you can let them go and make things right.
You can sit and complain or you can take action while your lips remain still.
You can sleep in or seize the day.
You can exist or you can live.
You can settle or you can hold your life, your love, your actions and your words to a higher standard.
You choose.


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Dan Denton hails from Topeka, KS where he is routinely involved in theatre productions. You may recognize Dan from last year playing the roles of Jimmy in Hank Williams: Lost Highway, Jinx in Forever Plaid, and Chip in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee here at the Post Playhouse. Dan is proud to have finished his first production working as the music director for [Title of Show] this past year, and couldn't be happier than to have had that opportunity. Most recently, he played Frank Sinatra in the new musical The Rat Pack Lounge. Dan hopes audiences are just as excited for these summer productions as he is!
Musicians for Summer 2012
Matt Meckes
Music Director – Always…Patsy Cline, Seussical & Keyboards – Annie Get Your Gun, The Drowsy Chaperone
Matthew Meckes is pleased to be joining the staff of Post Playhouse for their summer 2012 season. Recently Meckes has worked at Florida Studio Theatre as an intern pianist where he Assistant Music Directed Next to Normal and Associate Music Directed Shake, Rattle and Roll. Previous show that Meckes has music directed are Assassins, Lucky Stiff, Once on this Island, The Fantasticks, Les Miserables, Gypsy and several Cabarets and Musical Revues. Before becoming a Music Director Meckes attended Berklee College of Music where he received his BA in Composition. He went on to produce shows independently for five years with Insomniak Theatre Company. Meckes is thrilled to be working with so many great artists this summer and thanks those he has worked with already for their constant inspiration and motivation.
Aimee Radics
Music Director – My Way, 9 to 5
2nd Keyboards – Guys & Dolls, Sound of Music
Aimee is thrilled to be back in beautiful Nebraska for her second season at Post Playhouse! She was last seen at the Fort in 2012, where she served as music director for GODSPELL, OKLAHOMA, and BROADWAY GOLD: A CABARET. Since then, Aimee has continued to enjoy her gypsy lifestyle with the company of her trusty Cavalier pup, Henry. Most recently, she spent the winter in Sanibel, Florida where she was the resident music director for the 2013-2014 season at the Big Arts Herb Strauss Theater. A few favorite regional MD credits include: ROMANCE/ROMANCE, LES MISERABLES, [TITLE OF SHOW], NEXT TO NORMAL, URINETOWN, RAGTIME, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, and DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS. Aimee has also been a music director for Norwegian Cruise Line since 2012. She received her Bachelor's degree in music and theatre from Ithaca College, and is looking forward to returning to her alma mater to pursue her Masters degree in Musical Theatre/Opera Conducting this fall. She is grateful to Tom for providing such a wonderful summer home, and to her endlessly supportive family and friends!


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Ruby Princess Cruise Review by LuvDCaribbean: 1st time on Princess - we had a spectacular time.
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1st time on Princess - we had a spectacular time.
I traveled with my wife, I am 51. This might have been my 20th cruise, but only my 1st review. My last cruise was in 2008 on Oceania, the Nautica.
Our main concern was the Noro Virus. All gone I guess, the ship was spotless. Embarkation was very quick & smooth - on time.
The ship seemed too large at 1st, but we quickly adjusted & just loved it. 3,400 passengers on this trip. The "movies under the stars" is such a nice touch. And the other large pool area is completely separate with live & pre-recorded music. Chairs were always available somewhere. Perfect! The gym was good. The running track upstairs was a bit small. Our room was fine - balcony on Riviera Deck. The shower is very small.
Room service was fast & friendly. We did breakfast on the balcony a couple times, and a late sandwich 1 night. The buffets were large with different themes every day. Large selections I thought. The grill by the pool was great too, and they even do breakfast. More The pizza & ice cream station were both ok. And during disembarkation - everything was still open! That really put the exclamation point on it for me. Perfect.
The casino was fine. The casino staff were very friendly. Loads of fun here.
The entertainment was fantastic - however we were on the "Entertainer of the Year" cruise, so we may have been shown the best-of-the-best. Pretty darn good!
During sailing time - plenty of typical activities : Basketball shoot-out, ping-pong, pool-side competitions, & putting tourney. No shuffleboard....odd for a cruise ship I thought.
Overall we had a surprisingly awesome time. Will do it again! Less
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'Julie' is one of my A-Level tutees. She's a very bright 18-year-old and loves Psychology so much she wants to study it at university.
But, in spite of this apparent dedication to her career – yet typical of so many teenagers! – she hasn't been quite as disciplined in always attending class as she could have been or always kept up with her notes. However, with the A-Level exams now virtually upon her, Julie has been coming to me for private tution while also endeavouring to get her notes complete enough for effective revision.The great Psychodynamic theorist Erik Erickson (1964) called this phenomenon of realising the crticial importance of some future event yet not planning for it Diffusion of Time. The incredible energy Julie is now putting into exam preparation Erickson saw as an aspect of Diffusion of Industry (in which the individual can't concentrate, then puts enormous effort into a single activity). These diffusions come from the RED vMEME's live-for-the-moment/no-consequences motif.
To Julie's credit, the energy she is putting into her last-minute preparations is driven to a considerable extent by ORANGE ambition. Julie knows what she wants and how to get there. Julie's RED may have led her into potentially devastating diffusions; but, with her ORANGE now firmly in the driving seat, she is working hard and intelligently to get herself in a position to achieve the 'A' grade she is targeted for. (RED now seems to be in service to ORANGE in her selfplex.
One example of this is her doing a full question paper under self-imposed 'exam conditions' and then giving it to me for marking and feedback. That whole enterprise was Julie's idea. If only more of my students and tutees were so motivated!
I graded Julie's paper a very good 'B'. With a little more push, she can get the 'A' she wants so much. I really hope she gets it. With the way she's turning her situation around, I think she deserves an 'A'.


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Geography Websites For Kids
There are a lot of great geography websites for kids on the web. Many have free games that teach countries, states, and capitals. Below are 10 great geography sites. I feature 17 geography sites in my book 500+ Educational Websites for Kids
(1) 50 States
Check here for links to web sites for all fifty states
(2) Atlapedia Online
Atlapedia Online contains key information on every country of the world. Each country profile provides facts and data on geography, climate, people, religion, language, history, and economy, making it ideal for personal or family education and for students of all ages.
(3) Census Information For Kids
Census information, games, coloring pages, quizzes, and state information.
(4) Enchanted Learning Geography Games & Activities
This site has a bunch of links to different geography games, printables, and activities for kids.
(5) Fact Monster Geography
Fact Monster has state maps and flags, quizzes, and information.
(6) Geography 4 Kids
At Geography 4 Kids, kids can learn basic physical geographic and earth science facts.
(7) Global Trek
Kids can virtually travel around the world. The travel itinerary provides links to background information and a chance to read about a country's people and culture.
(8) Kids Geo
This is a kids geography and geology website with lots of games. They include: world, ocean, and USA map matching, state and world capital catch, and a latitude and longitude map game.
(9) National Geographic Kids
Kids can learn about different people, animals, and places each month with facts, games, and activities.
(10) World Map Quiz
This site has simple world map quizzes. Kids are asked a question and then must choose the correct area on the map. The quizzes test countries, world, oceans, and continents.
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|SquashTalk>USA Squash News>Howe Cup 2000 Championships.
Penn Quaker Women's Squash win first ever national championship, defeating Princeton 5-4
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Junior Helen Bamber (Zimbabwe) defeated Liz Kelly, 3-0 at the No. 4 position, in the final match of the afternoon as Penn women's squash edged Princeton, 5-4, giving the Quakers their first-ever Howe Cup national championship Sunday afternoon at Yale.
The win capped a perfect season for Penn, as the Quakers finished 11-0 overall and captured their first Ivy League and regular-season national championships.
The Quakers held a 4-3 lead with the No. 4 and 7 matches on court. Senior Paige Kollock (Wyndmoor, Pa.) fell, 3-2, at No. 7, but kept the pressure off of Bamber by being on court at the same time, and the junior cruised to the three-game win, 9-4, 9-0, 9-4.
"The players have done a great job all year long," said Penn Head Coach Demer Holleran, a member of Princeton's 1989 national championship team. "This is the first national title for our players, so it's really exciting."
Freshman Runa Reta (Ottawa, Ontario) defeated Meredith Quick, 3-0, at No. 2 and junior Lauren Patrizio (Philadelphia, Pa.) shutout Emily Eynon, 9-0, 9-5, 9-0 at the No. 5 spot. Also claiming 3-0 wins were sophomore Chrissy Eynon (Cincinnati, Ohio), sister of Emily, and senior Patti Lin (Toms River, N.J.) at Nos. 8 and 9, respectively.
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The road to the Oscars was far from easy for director Milos Forman. Sitting down for a One on One interview with NY1's Budd Mishkin, Forman talks about his parents' deaths in Nazi concentration camps, and growing up in communist Czechoslovakia.
Long before he won Academy Awards and his movies were seen around the world, Milos Forman was a young film student in Czechoslovakia, living in an oppressed society, but falling in love with cinema's most irrepressible character.
"Humor is something on which a small country has to live on to survive. So, you know, when you see this kind of stuff, it's just the best," says Forman of Charlie Chaplin's movies.
Forman was already an accomplished filmmaker when Soviet tanks rolled through Czechoslovakia in 1968, ending a brief period of reform called "Prague Spring."
"Right after the Russian invasion, you know — the new puppet government — people banned three films forever — officially forever. Among those was ÎFireman's Ball,' one of my films, so I knew that I would not be able to work there."
Forman was actually working on a film in Paris at the time. In the aftermath, he came to New York City.
From 1979 to 1994, Forman was a professor and co-chair of the film school at Columbia.
He also shot on location in the city, most notably for the 1979 film "Hair."
"There are very professional people here," says Forman. "The crews, you know, New York crews are absolutely professional. Teamsters are sometimes a pain in the ass, you know, but otherwise, I must say, cooperation of the police is brilliant."
His latest film is "Goya's Ghosts," the story of painter Francisco Goya at the time of the Spanish Inquisition.
It's his ninth film in English, but when Forman first started working here, he didn't even speak the language.
"My first experience was pathetic," says Forman. "But somehow for some reason, I don't know if it's arrogance, some kind of a youthful arrogance or whatever, I never panicked."
A wise move, because his second American film, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," earned Forman an Academy Award for Best Director.
"I was, like, believing in a fairy tale. Anything, if somebody told me a few years before, that I would be living in New York, making movies in Hollywood, and working with these actors, my God!" says Forman.
Forman won his second Oscar for directing the 1984 film "Amadeus."
It was filmed in Czechoslovakia, Forman's first time back in his old country.
On a shoot on the Fourth of July, suddenly an American flag was unfurled and the national anthem played.
"Of course, every American among us stood up and were (puts his hand on his chest) and it's like that," says Forman. "Then the Czechs understood what was going on, so they all stood up, except for about 40 people dispersed here and there, who were sitting there looking [confused]. Immediately we knew who are the secret police."
The theme of the individual versus the institution runs throughout most of Forman's movies, perhaps stemming from his early years in Czechoslovakia. That's when he first read about the Spanish Inquisition, when people were accused of, confessed to and executed for crimes they didn't commit.
For the young Forman, it sounded familiar.
"It was happening right there in Czechoslovakia while I was reading the book," says Forman. "The same thing and this was for idealistic young kid, you know, man doesn't learn anything?"
When Milos Forman left Czechoslovakia in the 60s because of the Soviet invasion, he left more than his homeland.
His wife, a Czech actress, spoke no English and returned to Prague along with their two young children.
"From the outside point of view, people are looking at you, and your private life, yes. They see that you sacrifice your family life. A lot," says Forman.
When asked whether he ever wonders what might have been had he stayed in Czechoslovakia, Forman has this to say:
"I don't need to think about it. I'll kill myself here, right here," he says. "No. Only because I know what happened to my colleagues."
Their films were banned as well.
"I didn't see my children for seven years," says Forman. "I sacrificed that for my career here in America. From my point of view, no, it's not a sacrifice. I love what I'm doing, why should I be suffering, you know complexed, doing something else?"
Forman says he was allowed to see his family again in 1976 only because he was nominated for an Oscar.
"The communists, as much as they were spitting on this Western decadent culture, nothing they admired more than the success with the Western decadent culture," says Forman.
It was hardly Forman's first experience with a totalitarian regime. When he was seven, the Nazis arrested his father for disseminating forbidden literature to students.
Forman recalls his father's last words to him, almost 70 years ago.
"Tell your mother that I'll be home soon. Everything will be all right. And just do your homework and prosper nicely, and help your mom. And tell her that everything will be all right," he recalls. "So I was running happily to home, and I gave mom the letter. And I thought I don't have to go back to school and suddenly, I see my mother crying."
A few years later, his mother was wrongfully denounced by a local grocer and arrested. Ten-year-old Forman and his older brother were allowed to visit her one last time in a bank that the Gestapo was using as a prison.
"Mother wanted to know if there was a good harvest of plums, and that we should contact this and this lady because she would help us make a plum jam out of it," says Forman. "If it was not in this vault, it would be like a normal conversation anywhere, you know, the park."
Both died in concentration camps.
Besides his two middle-aged children born in Czechoslovakia, Forman has two young children from his third marriage.
Occasionally, the Oscar winning director has gone in front of the camera to try his hand at acting. But Forman will be remembered for his career behind the camera — a career that has gone beyond anything he could dream of as a young director in Czechoslovakia.
"All you want when you are starting is the chance to impress a few friends, with the stories, not the world, no," says Forman. "It comes later, with years that you are trying to impress more and more friends, more and more people, with your way of telling stories."
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Hotels in Holguin ...
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Province of Las Tunas ...
Holguin is located 680 km East from the capital, Havana. This is the third largest city in Cuba with 1,5 million inhabitants.
Columbus discovered Cuba in Gibara (Holguin) on October 27th, 1492. The int'l airport is located 1 hour from the hotels in Guardalavaca and 2½ hours from Playa Covarrubias.
This makes Holguin the third major tourist hub in Cuba, after Varadero and recently Cayo Santa Maria. Hotels are distributed among six hotel groups: Playa (2 hotels), Cubanacan (3 hotels), Melia Hotels International (2 hotels), Blue Diamond (1 hotel), Blau (1 hotel) and Islazul (1 hotel).
All the hotels have direct access to the beach ...
Playa Guardalavaca (Club Amigo Guardalavaca and Brisas Guardalavaca)
Playa Esmeralda (Paradisus Rio de Oro and Sol Rio de Luna y Mares)
Playa Yuraguanal (Memories Holguin)
Playa Pesquero (Blau Costa Verde, Playa Costa Verde and Playa Pesquero)
Playa Blanca (Villa Don Lino)
Playa Covarrubias (Brisas Covarrubias). This hotel, although considered part of the tourist center of Holguin, is located in the neighboring province of Las Tunas. The international airport is located about one hour drive by bus from the hotels in Guardalavaca and 2½ hours from Playa Covarrubias (in Las Tunas).
The Riu Playa Turquesa is now administered by Blue Diamond under the name Memories Holguin
There is a 5-star hotel under construction in the area of Playa Guardalavaca. The construction name is « Albatros ».
A new Royal Service & Spa section is under construction at the hotel Playa Pesquero
The hotel Blau Costa Verde has doubled in size in 2013, with the construction of the Blau Plus area.
The Paradisus Rio de Oro introduced in early 2010 its luxury area called Royal Service located in the Eastern sector of the hotel.
These hotels offer all-inclusive package, which means meals, drinks, activities, non motorized water sports and other services are included. On the other hand, gratuities are at your discretion and are not included in your travel package.
The average tips in Cuba are 1 or 2 pesos (CUC) depending on the service you received. Please consider the time required for barmen to give you a beer from the tap AND for the maid to clean your room! A « muchas gracias » with a beautiful smile is always appreciated! Click HERE to learn more about the currency in Cuba.
Click HERE to see a chart of the distance betwwen the hotels in Holguin, dolphinairum wharf and the marina (distance evaluated using © Google Earth software).
Please note that since the spring 2014, Cuba authority systematically stamps all passports at the entrance as well as the exit from the country. Note that the departure tax remains unchanged at 25 CUC per person (in cash only).
The Cuban President Raul Castro announced in October 2013 the beginning of the process that will put an end to the two currencies circulating for 19 years on the island. More information to come!
During high season, customers are mostly Canadian in the hotels. In low season, it is more diverse, there are Canadians, Britons, Germans, Italians, etc. Hotel guests are identified by a bracelet of different colors depending on the hotel. For example, the hotel Blau Costa Verde, it is white, gray for the Playa Costa Verde and yellow for the Playa Pesquero.
You need to check out by noon (or earlier depending on your departure flight). It is possible, depending on availability, to get a late check-out to keep your room. The price varies depending on the hotel, but usually it is 10 CUC per hour. Note that MAS card does not provide this advantage, if the trip is purchased by a tour operator and not by Melia Hotels International website.
You must have you beach towel coupon in when you check-out. This ticket was given to you by the personal at the club house or in your room in some upscale hotels.
IMPORTANT! If you lose your towel, a 20 CUC fee will be charged. Therefore, it is essential not to forget your towel at the beach. Some unscrupulous tourists will even steal the towel of another person to avoid paying this fee. Beware when you leave your towel to dry on the first floor terrace. This problem has been reported repeatedly.
The hotels offer courtesy rooms for their customers. You have to ask the personal at the front desk about that room. Although you checked-out at noon (or according to the schedule of your flight), you may still enjoy services and restaurants at the hotel until you leave.
For more information about the hotels, click the links at the top left of this page. You will find information on services and also satellite images to help you locate where your hotel is. We try our best to keep our site as updated as possible.
In 2010 Melia Hotels International celebrated its 20th anniversary of the first hotel administered in Cuba.
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What do you eat before this workout?
Second time through this workout. Let's try to better than last week.
NOTE – This is your second time through this workout. If the volume is too much or it takes too long, instead of skipping the latter exercises, it's better to reduce the number of sets for each exercise.
Circles – Starting with the ankles and moving all the way up to your neck, gently make circles with all of your joints – 10 revolutions each joint in each direction
Dead Bug – Push your lower back into the floor and articulate your arms & legs as in the video. 1 set of as many reps as possible with your lower back pushed into the floor. When your back starts to arch…STOP
1 Arm Swing Snatch – 25 reps per arm – Dumbbell or kettlebell – choose a light weight – the goal is to warm-up
In this workout, we're going to hit muscle groups with:
We'll work 5 muscle groups per workout – each workout should take around 60 minutes.
Exercise #1 – Overhead Press – standing or seated – machine, dumbbell, barbell
5 Sets of the Following:
After your 5th set, we're moving on to…
Exercise #2 - Hamstring Curls or Glute-Ham Raises
5 Sets of the Following:
After your 5th set, we're moving on to…
Exercise #3 - Crunches on a Stability Ball - (you'll need a medicine ball)
After your 5th set, we're moving on to…
Exercise #4 – Tricep Cable Pushdowns
At this point, you may be totally gassed out.
If not….
Exercise #5 - 100 Reps of Dumbbell Forearm Curls
100 reps each arm.
After that, you're done for the day.
Stretch and go home
Tomorrow, do some easy cardio & stretching (lots of stretching)
Friday will be a similar workout with different exercises hitting different muscle groups / movements.
Doug! Great workout! Thank you.
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All teens need the following shots if they have not already received them:• 3 doses of hepatitis B vaccine • 2 doses of a measles-containing vaccine (usually MMR) • age-appropriate doses of varicella (chickenpox) vaccine, if they did not have the disease • a Td booster
When Should Teens Get These Shots?An adolescent health care visit is recommended at age 11-12. All of the shots an adolescent needs should be started at that visit. However, there is no need to wait. Children can get many of the recommended shots before age 11 if they are seeing their provider for another reason.
Why Are Shots Important For Teens?Teens need shots to stay healthy. The diseases these shots protect against are not something a person outgrows. In fact, diseases like tetanus and hepatitis B mostly affect adults. And some diseases, like chickenpox, are more dangerous for teens and adults than they are for small children. Shots are an investment in a teen's future.
Who Says Teens Need Shots?All of the major medical associations agree that teens need shots to stay healthy. All of the shots that a teen needs can be started at an adolescent health visit when a child is 11 or 12 years old. This is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), the American Medical Association (AMA), and the U.S. Public Health Service's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP).
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National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
Bachelor's degree at the department of electrical engineering, June 2012.
Director of Information at Student Association of EE Department
Master's degree at the computer science department of Graduate Institute of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University
Currently at NTU, Taiwan Evolutionary Inteligence Lab
C/C++, Java, Python
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Skilled in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere
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Experienced with back-end development with Ruby on Rails.
Experienced with Android Apps.
Summer Intern of Mxic Prospects Systems Laboratory, 2010 July to Augest
數位影片創作社幹部 兼 photoshop 講師
Executive-in-chief of Digital Media Creative Club (DMCC)
and Lecturer of DMCC Photoshop Class
2012 電機系畢冊編輯
Editor of Nation Taiwan University Electrical Engineering Yearbook
Designer of VUSE
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I was responsible of UI design and manage to train the data, part of machine learning progress.
This is a PDA connection game. Two users can play together and fight each other with the plant character and weapon inside.
In this project, I was responsible for the whole picture needed and interface design, also take part of some programming work.(Three people/per group)
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In this project, I'm responsible for the whole user interface design and take part of front-end programming.This term project also get the best score in the final demo presentation.
VUSE is a platform that "making views into pictures ".
Everyone could throw their "idea egg" to this platform. And one of designers of VUSE would "pending" the "idea egg" into a "picture".
It has been two years since this platform created. From wretch to facebook Page, and now it is going to create its own website.I am cooperating with the founder of VUSE and two other friends to build this platform up.
I was one of two editors of EE. And this work win No.2 in the yearbook contest.
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我仍然知道You are be there. 」( 懷念過去、支持 )
Elaborate of Designer, Japie:
「 像貓咪眷戀著毛線球一樣眷戀著,
有你在的方向就是北方。 」
Final work of visual design class.
This film is one of video recording of National Taiwan University Orientation Camp 100.
And the whole film collection is created by members of NTUDMCC. I was one of video post production of this film.
《Yesterday Once More》: Closing Video of NTUPDC 23th Finally Presentation.
Members of NTUPDC cooperated with NTUDMCC. I was one of video post production of this film.
台大熱舞社23屆成果展《Yesterday Once More》閉幕影片 ,為台大熱舞社與台大數位影片創作社共同作品。
Members of Film and Editor Group of NTUEE Camp are responsible of the NEWS and news paper during the five-day camp.
I was the editor-in-chief and responsible of one 15-min advertisement.
Digital Media Creative Club (DMCC) is a club in national taiwan university that make people together to create films.
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Dáil Éireann - Volume 584 - 27 April, 2004
Written Answers. - National Treatment Purchase Fund.
Mr. Gregory Mr. Gregory
[490] 567. Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Health and Children further to Parliamentary Questions Nos. 141 and 142 of 7 April 2004, the hospitals and the specialists with which there are difficulties with patient referrals in the eastern region; the nature of the difficulties referred to; the service providers with whom the national treatment purchase fund has reported difficulties; the numbers awaiting treatment from each of the service providers and the length of waiting time involved in each case; and if the service providers, according to the national treatment purchase fund reports, fail to accept patients in need of treatment until offered additional patients. [11534/04]
Mr. Martin Mr. Martin
Mr. Martin: I am advised that the national treatment purchase fund, NTPF, has experienced some difficulties regarding patient referrals from St. Vincent's University Hospital, James Connolly Memorial Hospital, Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital and the MWHB. Given the evolution of the fund and the significant progress it has made to date in reducing waiting times for patients, it is not appropriate to attribute lack of co-operation to any individual consultant at this time. Doing so might prejudice the negotiating position of the NTPF on resolving difficulties being experienced in the referral of patients to the fund. As I have previously pointed out, it is still open to patients or GPs to contact the NTPF directly to inquire about treatment and to make the necessary arrangements. I am arranging to have details of the numbers of patients on the waiting lists of the hospitals concerned forwarded to the Deputy.
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Great place to stop and start your exploring from.
In 1903, miners rioted against Chinese workers in Tonopah, which spurred a boycott in China of US goods. The town started about 1900 with the discovery of rich gold/silver ore by a prospector, Jim Butler. The ore eventually played out, and abandoned mines can be found throughout the area.
Tonopah Springs, later the site of one of
the richest booms in the West, was an Indian campground for many years, long
before Jim Butler spent a chilly night here. A number of stories exist as to how
Butler discovered the ore. The most popular version is that Butler's mule
wandered away and when Butler found the ornery critter, he noticed an
outcropping that appeared to be heavily laced with silver. Butler took a number
of samples. The date was May 19, 1900. This quiet start belied the actual
importance of the discovery. Butler firmly believed he had discovered an
important silver deposit but he had trouble convincing the assayer he visited in
nearby Klondike. The assayer told him the samples were worthless, consisting
mainly of iron, and he threw them into the back of his tent.
Butler was still convinced that his find was genuine. On his way back to his Monitor Valley ranch, he stopped at Tonopah Springs once more to gather samples. Back at his ranch, Butler put the samples on his windowsill. Not too much time passed before Tasker Oddie, later to be governor of Nevada, stopped at the ranch and spied the ore samples. He offered to pay for another assay and Butler agreed to this. Butler, in turn, offered Oddie a quarter interest of the assay. Oddie heartily agreed. He took the ore samples to William Gayhart, an Austin assayer, and offered Gayhart a quarter interest in his quarter. Gayhart found the assay ran as high as $600 a ton. When Oddie was notified of the value of the samples, he immediately sent an Indian runner to Butler's ranch to alert him of the rich find. Butler did not react rapidly. He stayed at his ranch to complete the hay harvest and did not even bother to file claims on the lode site!
News of the discovery traveled to Klondike and soon, scores of eager prospectors were searching around Tonopah Springs, to no avail, for Butler's lode. Butler finally went to Belmont, and on August 27, 1900, he and his wife filed on eight claims near the springs. Six of these - Desert Queen, Burro, Valley View, Silver Top, Buckboard, and Mizpah - turned into some of the biggest producers the state has ever had.
February 28, 1911, is the darkest day in the town's bright
history. A mysterious fire, small but smoky, broke out at the bottom of the
1,200' shaft of the Belmont mine at seven in the morning. A number of men had
already gone below before the seriousness of the situation was realized. The
fumes were extremely toxic. Calls to the hoist operator came in slowly at first
but soon became frantic. Although many men were brought to safety, 17 men
perished in the mine. All died from the choking fumes, not the fire. A number of
the dead had actually made it to the hoist lift but were so weakened that they
fell out of the cage to their deaths at the bottom of the shaft. Actual damage
to the shaft was only $5,000. The cause of the deadly fire was a candle left on
a pile of dry timber by a careless night watchman. This was the only major
mining accident in the Tonopah mines. The Belmont mine was soon reopened. It
produced $38 million in silver and gold before another fire in 1939 closed the
mine for good.
Tonopah is still a vibrant town, however. Tourism now plays a large part in the local economy. Many buildings still remain from the boom era, including the Mizpah Hotel, completely renovated during the late 1970s. Other points of interest include the Nye County Courthouse, built in 1905 at a cost of $55,000 on land donated by Jim Butler; the old Tonopah Public Library, built in 1912 and now the oldest active library in Nevada; St. Mark's Episcopal Church, built in 1906 and one of the better known landmarks in Tonopah; and the ruins of the old 500-ton Belmont mill, on the east side of Mt. Oddie. An extremely interesting place to visit is the Tonopah Historic Mining Park. The mines, formerly owned by Howard Hughes' Summa Corporation and donated by Echo Bay Mining Company, and a walking tour of the mining complex has been organized. The walk features numerous old headframes, buildings (including three hoist houses with all original equipment), mining equipment, and a huge glory hole. All of the major discoveries of Jim Butler are on the 110 acres comprising the park grounds including the Mizpah, Silver Top, Desert Queen, Montana-Tonopah, and North Star Mines.
A must stop for any visitor is the fantastic Central Nevada Museum. Many great displays and a complete research section are featured. Also, there are extensive outdoor displays, which feature artifacts, small and large, from all over the area. This includes parts of a stamp mill from Manhattan, hoist cages, parts from military aircraft that crashed during Tonopah's years as a military base, buildings from various towns, and a nature walk featuring native plants and fauna. The museum was originally supposed to be located in the old Tonopah depot, but it burned in August 1980. Only the heavy vault doors, needed to protect the silver and gold bars, were saved and now adorn the archives vault at the museum.
For anyone visiting ghost towns in the Nye County area, Tonopah is an excellent choice as a home base. Supplies of all sorts are available in Tonopah as well as reasonably priced lodging.


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Thanks for your advice! By the way I'm 34 weeks pregnant (if that helps at all).
Your DS isn't going to need an adjustment period in a new spot in the car. As long as he's in his chair he won't care. Install it when you are ready.
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¡Viva la Campesina! Women Fighting Back
My feminist activism is far from isolating. I meet and connect with great women and men who are my peers on campus or online in the blog network. But I sometimes feel disconnected from the people beyond my immediate circle; I feel that the ways in which I'm a participant in a global world are invisible to me. In my Global Women class this quarter, my classmates and I tried to see some of those connections. As university students in the United States, we are privileged to ignore them. For my own term project, I chose look to into who grows the organic, local produce I enjoy so much. I wanted to know: who grows it, and why didn't I know already? Continue reading
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The War Against Non-Christians
By now, I'm sure y'all have heard about the so-called War on Christmas. Because, you know, Christians in America are an oppressed group. Unlike Jews, Muslims, pagans of various stripes, or atheists. It's not like their God is in the pledge that children have to speak every day… oh, wait, it is. Well, it's not like the majority of their religious holidays are national holidays… oh, wait, they are. Uh. Er. They're oppressed, really! I mean, prayer in school has been outlawed, evolution is taught in science class, the god-given commandments are not allowed to be in public buildings, and now… now they have to put up with "PC" phrases such as "Happy Holidays" and "Season's Greetings" being said alongside "Merry Christmas". If this continues, people of other faiths (or lack of faith) might start thinking that their beliefs are equal to those of the God Warriors!
I, myself, became a casualty of this vicious war when I was dealing with a credit card issue just a few days ago.
I was on the phone with the representative and after we had resolved everything she said, "Ha… Merry Christmas."
I replied, "And a Happy Holidays to you." Truth be told, what I really had wanted to say was, "Where the hell do you get off assuming that I celebrate Christmas?" But, really, it might not have been the rep's fault. From the way she started saying something else, it sounds like it's company policy. And that, my friends, is just not cool. Continue reading
Acknowledging Inersections: MRA's, Feminists, and Gender
Hugo posted on MRA's (Men's Right's Activists) and marriage on his thread, Querying the MRAs about marriage. He quoted a few of his resident MRA posters, and I decided to address a (possibly unintentional) implied undertone to one of the quotes about not wanting to be yet another person's plaything. To which I asked the semi-rhetorical question, "But, somehow, it's ok for women to go through this?"
For those of you unfamiliar with MRA's, they're men belonging to various specific organizations that focus primarily on men's rights (or lack thereof) in the family court system. On the surface, it seems like a noble goal. And I'm sure for some in their ranks it is just about achieving equal representation in the way the legal system views divorce and child responsibilities. However, where the disconnect happens for me is that most of the MRA's I've come in contact with have wrongfully blamed feminism, and sometimes Western women in general, for their problems. Continue reading
Gender: Making a Caste System Into a Democracy
For so long I've wanted a good way to articulate the battle feminists wage over gender. Too often we are accused of wanting to make everyone "the same" (aka. "like men"), but that's neither possible nor, in my opinion, a helpful discourse in any way. People are not the same. Period. It has very little to do with the sex that they are born into and a whole lot to do with their individual traits, which are influenced but not dictated by primary and secondary sex characteristics. Thus far, I've used the terms "cult of masculinity" and "cult of femininity" as shorthand for society mandated gender roles, but they reference more the specific traits seen as "essential" to either gender and less the reality of what forcing people to follow these strict gender binaries really is.
Enter a comment on a mostly unrelated post on the feminist LJ community [emphasis mine]:
There are feminists who believe that the way to solve sexism is to do away with gender, but i think a more practical, interesting, and diversity-friendly approach is just to make gender voluntary or democratic, as opposed to the rigid "caste system" we have now, where your gender is determined by a doctor at birth and is seen thereafter as eternally immutable.[From Not a REAL FEMINIST!!!, comment by sophiaserpentia]
WoW Whining, revisited
Over at Utopian Hell, Astare took me to task for some of my cited reasons why I left WoW. I was thinking about writing this post anyway, but after reading what she and Aurora had to say (even after writing a novel in response – no, I wasn't kidding when I said being concise pains me) I felt the need to elaborate on why I cancelled my account.
My feeling about Blizzard and women is the main reason I left. Because of the character limit, it was the only reason I felt the strong need to address in the "why are you leaving?" comment field. For the sake of my argument, and the fact that my anger was mainly directed towards that, I used the issue as my sole address in my previous post. Despite that, it wasn't the only reason I left. Continue reading
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Sexism, racism, and xenophobia oh my!
I've spent time discussing over at East Asia Blog the racism and xenophobia of East Asia in the context of the kerfluffle surrounding the China/Japan problems, but now I'm going to turn to something more close to home: Michael Lohman, Asian fetishism, and the xenophobia, racism, and sexism inherent in American communities.
A few months ago, feministing had a post about Michael Lohman's assault on Asian women. On one of the feminist live journals I check out from time to time, I came across a post that linked to a forum called ModelMinority: A Guide To Asian American Empowerment. The article posted, For Asian Women, 'Fetish' is Less Than Benign, highlights the problems with American society at large while the comments show the problems that the Asian American community is part of. Continue reading


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Trollop [trol-uh-p]
noun. One and one half dollops.
It is a time of fear in the face of freedom, a time of an emptying country and swelling cities, a time for the widening of previous roads and the opening of new paths, yet a time when these paths are mined by knowing algorithms of the all-seeing eye. It is the time of the warrior's peace and the miser's charity, when the planting of a seed is an act of conscientious objection. These are the times when maps fade, old landmarks crumble and direction is lost. Forwards is backwards now, so we glance sideways at the strange lands through which we are all passing, knowing for certain only that our destination has disappeared. We are unready to meet these times, but we proceed nonetheless, adapting as we wander, reshaping the Earth with every tread. Behind us we have left the old times, the standard times, the high times. Welcome to the irregular times.
Trollop [trol-uh-p]
noun. One and one half dollops.
Challenge to deep thinkers around the world:
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In response to the posturing of the public relations firms and their fat advertising budgets, I offer the following alternative definition of what it means to be an environmentalist. […]
el·e·vat·ed adj. raised up, especially above the ground or above the normal level
– Random House Dictionary
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Hybridized noun, a feeling of desperate, predatory hunger, such as that felt by a monstrous raven, looming over a subdued animal that it intends to enjoy as its next meal.
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8 Exercises to Do with Your Dog
Learn the best ways to get yourself and your pooch off the couch
By Alexandra Gekas
Strength Training
Your pup may not be able to pump iron, but toning your muscles is an easy addition to your walking routine. "Do lunges with the dog as you walk, then have him sit while you squat and do calf raises. Aim for 50 lunges and 50 squat raises per walk," recommends Glor. If your dog is small enough, use his weight as resistance. "Have him jump up to bite a stick you're holding and do a biceps curl with the doggie attached. Lower your arm and release the stick and your pup. Do 10 reps," recommends Glor. Just be sure to stay close to the ground and not lift him too high, in case he lets go. "Another small dog exercise is tricep dips with him in your lap—he'll love the elevator ride!"


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Asparagus With Bacon Sabayon
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Cook 4 chopped bacon strips until crisp. Drain on paper towels, reserving the drippings. Combine 4 egg yolks, 3 tablespoons water, 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar, 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard and a pinch of cayenne in a heatproof bowl set over simmering water; whisk until thick, 4 minutes. Remove from the heat and whisk in 1 tablespoon bacon drippings, and salt to taste. Serve over steamed asparagus and top with chives and the bacon.
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Comments seek to smooth logistics, improve patient experience as millions gain coverage
Arlington, Va. – In comments to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) today, the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) backed a pharmacy-specific recommendation by the agency that would improve the January 1 roll-out of exchange-based insurance coverage. NACDS also urged additional steps that it considers necessary to improve the experience of the newly insured and existing patients alike, especially in the early days of the launch of insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
"We welcome the additional millions of Americans who will have new insurance coverage. We are committed to working with all parties to address challenges and to maximize the experience of patients – similar to the efforts of community pharmacy that were noted as vital to smoothing the transition during the rollout of Medicare Part D," NACDS wrote to CMS.
NACDS' comments responded to an interim final rule extending health insurance exchange and premium payment deadlines, and taking steps to ease transitions as exchange-based insurance coverage begins.
NACDS expressed support for CMS' encouragement of plans to cover a patient's existing non-formulary drugs as if they were formulary drugs for the first 30 days of coverage after January 1, 2014. The Association also welcomed CMS' urging that plans treat out-of-network providers as in-network providers during the initial months of enrollment, to address situations in which an out-of-network provider was listed as in-network at the time of enrollment or is providing treatment for an acute episode of care at the start of the year. NACDS urged CMS to be clear that pharmacies are included in these recommendations.
With a focus on the experience of patients, NACDS made several recommendations given other actions taken in the interim final rule.
"It will be important to empower patients with information that will be necessary to maximize their experience and ultimately to foster utilization of the benefits that will improve their health," NACDS wrote.
"We are concerned that the initial enrollment deadline extensions may result in some newly insured patients not having the information necessary to process pharmacy claims for them in January. We are also concerned that some patients who enroll in a plan and take the opportunity to pay January premiums later in January may not be aware that they must pay for their health care and prescription drug services out-of-pocket pending payment of their insurance premium. In light of our concerns, NACDS urges CMS and insurers to engage in consumer education and outreach to address and mitigate these scenarios, offer ample support for pharmacies via call centers throughout the holidays, and use techniques that helped to ease the transition for the initial enrollment in Medicare Part D."
In addition to working with member companies to advocate for steps that would maximize the experience for patients during the launch of exchange-based insurance, NACDS will be gaining insights from members throughout the roll-out and recommending any further actions that may be necessary to optimize patient experiences.


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Specializing in the field of Orthopedic Surgery, Dr. Edwards is prepared to treat a wide range of injuries to the musculoskeletal system, which includes the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons, in either a non-surgical or surgical manner, resorting to surgery when all other treatment methods have been exhausted or ruled out. Additionally, Dr. Edwards is trained to diagnose a range of musculoskeletal conditions, such as fractures or sprains. Dr. Edwards is also trained to practice Orthopedic Spine Surgery.
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Cares for injuries to the musculoskeletal system, providing both surgical and non-surgical treatments.
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'Nothing happens when you sit at home. I always make it a point to carry a camera with me at all times…I just shoot at what interests me at that moment.'
Elliott Erwitt
If this is your first visit to my website or if you are return visitor, it is probably quite clear that I enjoy taking a photograph. As a man who troubles with words my camera is able to capture so much so quickly. Street food is beautiful; Simple ingredients captivate me; Utensils are perfect and faces of those involved with food never fail to fascinate me. In this digital age we perhaps take photos without thinking and although i would never claim to be a professional I hope the galleries below help illustrate my passion for the food we all eat everyday all over the world.
London's Food A to Z – Gallery
The sound of sizzling sausages; the smell of freshly baked bread; the lightness of a perfect souffle, the punch of a fresh chili. Eating is one of humanities most fundamental pleasures so much so that its involvement deploys almost all of our base se...Continue →
The Faces of The Mekong – Gallery
"Great perils have this beauty, that they bring to light the fraternity of strangers." Victor Hugo Other than close encounters with angry dogs, truck drivers, dire loneliness and dysentery cycling up The Mekong river in South East Asia could hard...Continue →
London's Food A to Z – Portraits
Eating, drinking and socializing are such vital, distinctive parts of every culture, and integral parts of all great travel experiences. This A to Z is partly about sourcing superb, surprising food, partly about vicarious travel thrills (of nostalgia...Continue →


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Eight things to pack with your skis, boots, and outerwear
Mike Rogge is an East Coast writer living on the West Coast. "He's an all-around neat fellow," says POWDER's Jaded Local.
Eight things to pack with your skis, boots, and outerwear
Foggy goggles, late acceptance speeches, and the impeccable skiing of Tim Durtschi
Of movies, men, and McConkey with the MSP Films director
The "Like A Lion" director talks about meeting Warren Miller
The darling of the Reader Poll, Ingrid Backstrom recalls her favorite PVA moment
Throwback to Will Wesson's favorite Powder Awards moment: Level 1's 2008 Japan Segment
Joss Christensen and Matt Walker reinvent park skiing competitions
Daron Rahlves recalls Sage Cattabriga-Alosa's flat 360 in TGR's 2011 film, "Light the Wick"
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I just added 50 more recipes to my book, it's looking really good, so I'm considering this one done.
baj1985 has written 64 entries about this goal
I'm hoping to type up all my recipes so I can print them all out at the college before the end of the semester. Either that or type up all I can before the semester ends and then type up the rest so I can go one day to the college next semester and print them all out. So my plans for the days I'm off, next Monday and Wednesday are to type up as many as I can.
I somewhat abandoned this one, but have no fear, I started typing up recipes last night. I have a big pile of old recipes, new ones, and magazines just piled up next to my desk, well now it's on my desk. I figured, I should type them all up so when we do find a great house to move to, I won't have to take all that stuff with me, it will already be typed and printed out and put into my binder for my recipe book. Or it can stay on my computer until I'm ready for it.
After I add 20 more recipes, not desserts though, I'm considering this one done because I already have 100 recipes in there, it just looks kind of empty because my binder is so big.
I feel really bad, because when I first started this I was working on ten recipes a day, typing them up printing them out and putting them in my book, it's been over four weeks since I last touched my recipe book…I mean I use the recipes…but I've been avoiding it.
Brownies Deluxe
24 Brownies
2 sticks butter
4 oz. unsweetened chocolate
1/4 cup strong-brewed Millstone® French Roast
4 large eggs
2 cups sugar
1 cup flour
1 tsp. vanilla
12 oz. semisweet chocolate chips
1 cup chopped walnuts
Melt butter and unsweetened chocolate with coffee in a small heavy pan over low heat. Cool. Beat eggs with electric mixer or food processor. Slowly add sugar and continue to beat until mixture is thick. Mix in chocolate mixture. Gently mix in flour until just blended. Stir in chocolate chips and nuts. Pour into a greased 13" x 9" x 2" pan. Bake in a preheated 375° F oven for 40 to 45 minutes. Cool on rack and cut into squares.
Chocolate Cookies for Ice Cream Sandwiches
24 Cookies
1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/3 cup cocoa powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
11 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temperature
2/3 cup packed light brown sugar
1/4 cup granulated sugar
2 tablespoons ground Millstone Chocolate Velvet Decaf
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Whisk together the flour, cocoa and baking soda and set aside. Using a hand mixer on medium speed, beat the butter until soft and creamy. Add the sugars, coffee and vanilla extract and beat another minute or two. Reduce the mixer speed to low and add the dry ingredients. Mix only until incorporated.
Turn the dough onto a sheet of plastic wrap and squeeze into a large ball using the plastic wrap as a barrier to keep hands from overworking the dough. Shape into a log about 2 inches thick and 12 inches long. Wrap in plastic and chill for at least an hour, preferably two.
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Line baking sheets with parchment. Using a sharp knife, cut the log into 1/2-inch slices. Transfer to baking sheet, leaving about one inch between cookies. Bake for 12 minutes, then transfer the entire parchment sheet to a cooling rack. The cookies will not look done, but will firm up as they cool. Makes about 24 cookies.
To make ice cream sandwiches, soften chocolate or vanilla ice cream to make it more scoopable. Spoon about 1/4 cup in between two cookies. Eat right away, or wrap each sandwich in plastic wrap and refreeze.
Double Chocolate Brownies
30 Brownies
2 sticks butter or margarine
4 oz. unsweetened chocolate
4 eggs
2 cups sugar
1 cup flour
1 tsp. vanilla
12 oz. chocolate chips
1 cup chopped pecans
Melt the butter or margarine with the unsweetened chocolate; cool. Beat the eggs and slowly add the sugar. Continue beating until light and thick, then fold into cooled chocolate mixture. Fold the chocolate chips and pecans into the flour. Add to the chocolate mixture, stirring until mixed. Add the vanilla. Pour into a greased and floured 13" x 9" x 2" pan and bake in a preheated 375°F oven for 40 to 45 minutes.
Chocolate Heart Cookies
About 4 Dozen
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
1 cup sugar
1 large egg, halved
1/2 cup cocoa powder
Whisk together flour, baking powder and salt in a small bowl and set aside. Beat butter and sugar together in a large bowl using an electric mixer on medium speed until light and fluffy. Add egg and beat until combined. Reduce speed to low, add cocoa powder and mix, then add flour mixture and mix until just combined. Divide the dough in half, press into flat disks, wrap in plastic wrap and chill in the refrigerator for three hours, but preferably overnight.
Take dough out of the refrigerator and let rest for 10 minutes. Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Roll dough on a well-floured board to a thickness of about 1/4 inch. Cut into heart shapes and transfer to parchment lined baking sheet. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes until edges are slightly darker. Transfer to cooling racks.
Chocolate drizzle
To drizzle with chocolate, melt three ounces of chocolate chips in the microwave and transfer to a sealable plastic bag. Snip the corner off with scissors and pipe over cooled cookies.
Chocolate Eclairs
18-20 Eclairs
1 cup water
1 stick butter, cut into 8 pieces
1 cup flour
1/2 tsp. salt
4 large eggs
2 cups powdered sugar, sifted
2 tbsp. melted butter
2 tbsp. melted unsweetened chocolate
1 tsp. vanilla extract
3 to 4 tbsp. half-and-half or milk
In a heavy, medium saucepan combine the water and 1 stick butter. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Butter should be completely melted. Stir in the flour and salt and cook, stirring with a wooden spoon until the mixture leaves the side of the pan into a smooth ball. Remove from the heat. Allow to cool for a couple of minutes, then put into food processor. Add the eggs and process until the mixture is smooth and glossy. Spoon the pastry into a large pastry bag fitted with a #8 star tip. Pipe ovals about 3 1/2" long onto a greased baking sheet, leaving space between for them to expand. Place in a preheated 400°F oven and bake for 35 to 40 minutes. Remove from oven and prick the sides with the tip of a small sharp knife to allow the steam to escape. Return to the turned off oven with door ajar for 5 minutes. Cool, cut in half lengthwise and fill with either prepared vanilla pudding or stiffly beaten, sweetened heavy cream.
Chocolate Glaze: Stir together the sugar, melted butter, chocolate and vanilla. Add 3 tbsp. milk. Add the fourth tbsp. if needed to make a mixture that is easy to spread.Top éclairs with the chocolate glaze and chill until ready to serve.
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WASHINGTON - Picking the right day of the week to shop for certain items can end up saving you at the cash register.
SmartMoney reports the best deals on groceries come on Sundays thanks to plenty of new coupons you can combine with sale prices.
In the market for a new book? Look on Saturday. Appliances? Go on Sunday.
If you're looking for clothes, try Thursdays, when stores start most sales and beef up inventory. Not only will you get a deal, but you'll have a better selection, too.
Your best shot at a car deal comes Mondays, when the sales department may feel under pressure.
Extrabux.com says if you're buying a TV, digital camera or computer online, Mondays are also the best days, when many manufacturers introduce discounts.
Plane tickets, however, are best purchased on Tuesday, says SmartMoney. That is the day airlines try to match others' sales.
WTOP's Max Smith contributed to this report. Follow WTOP on Twitter.
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