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Based in Roswell, Georgia, YOUReality is a leader in Retail Visualization. With YOUReality's cutting-edge Retail Visualization software, consumers can "Bring It Home" and try before they buy, enabling them to interact with 3D models of products in a photo or video of their own home environment. Consumers get a realistic view of what the products will look like, and can position them in their own space (maintaining correct dimension and perspective), changing colors, styles, sizes, and textures as they desire. YOUReality applications answer the question, "What will this look like in my home?
" Nancy Agati\'s \"Lumen\" appears above Boathouse Row on the Spring Garden Bridge Public art and augmented reality have collided in Philadelphia.
On Friday, tech arts program Breadboard — an initiative hosted by the University City Science Center — launched the local version of the Virtual Public Art Project, a national augmented reality art program. Cardiff firm designs air guitar for interactive T-shirt. 1 November 2010Last updated at 07:00 Luke Khan demonstrates how the interactive air guitar T-shirt works.
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Augmented Reality Golf for your iPhone. Home » iPhone , Mobile , News When you read the headline I bet you were thinking of an application where the programmer has carefully mapped out the distance to each hole, along with locations of bunkers and water hazards.
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Name: Robin WilliamsBorn: 21 July 1951 (Age: 63)
Where: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Height: 5' 8"
Awards: Won 1 Oscar, 5 Golden Globes, nominated for 2 BAFTAs
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Comedians have always had a tough time building a long-term career in cinema. For a start, as genuinely funny scripts are few and far between, they're usually forced to draw on their own well-worn routines and, after a few pictures, begin to bore their audience. No matter how brilliant, no comedian can keep carrying movies by sheer weight of personality, not indefinitely. Eddie Murphy and Steve Martin are proof of that. No, to really last, they must break through that barrier, become accepted as "proper" actors, and VERY few have done that.
Indeed, recently, there's only been one who's managed to take that mighty step. And, in many ways, he was the most unlikely of them all. Known to the world as the gibbering, gurning, beaming alien Mork from Ork, Robin Williams stood a very high chance of never, EVER being taken seriously. How could he be? Mork aside, in his stand-up routines he was a whirlwind of snappy one-liners, brilliant impressions and surreal asides, his ideas falling like rain. His first cinematic breakthrough, Good Morning Vietnam, was just Williams being Williams. So were other mega-hits, Mrs Doubtfire and Aladdin. The Oscar for Good Will Hunting was just for a cameo, really. A fluke. The guy could never really ACT. He'd never be able to stand still long enough.
Yet he could act. In fact, he HAD acted, quite brilliantly, before the box-office hits came. And, when the time came, in 2002, to spread his wings once again, he acted his ass off. Three movies, three characters, all killers but all different. Up against the King of Gravitas Al Pacino, he held his own. And up against the young pretender to the crown, Ed Norton. Now there was no denying it. The lightweight funny-man was actually a heavyweight artist.
He was born Robin McLaurim Williams on the 21st of July, 1951, in Chicago, Illinois, to a well-to-do family. His father, Robert, was an executive for the Ford Motor Company, while his mother, Laurie, was a fashion model. Both had children, by now grown, from earlier relationships. Robert's son Todd would later own a winery (and appear in Mrs Doubtfire, credited as Mr Toad), while Laurie's son became a High School chemistry teacher. As his step-brothers had left home, Robin was raised as an only child.
With Robert rising through the ranks at Ford, the family moved wherever his appointments took him. When Robert was transferred to Detroit, they shifted from Chicago to a 40-room farm-house in Bloomfield Hills. These were tough times for Robin, who later described his young self as "short, shy, chubby and lonely".

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It's a weird bit of civic pride, sure, but have you thought about how lucky we are to live in a city with as pretty a name as Miami? We could live in some town with a clunk of a name like "Fresno" or "Pittsburgh" or "Fort Lauderdale," but instead we have this short, elegant name that uses just three letters to lead to some awesome word play and design possibilities.
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First up is The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, which will air every night from 10 to 10:30pm starting tomorrow. I shipped off an e-mail in response to the press release-- which announces a partnership between Anime Expo and the network, although it doesn't really specify what the partnership will do –and it looks like it's the original Haruhi series, NOT a broadcast of the currently-running version with new episodes added in. A shame, but not unexpected.
Also up The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye (licensed by Nozomi Entertainment), which will run in Haruhi's slot starting June 20th, and Bandai Entertainment's releases of popular moe series True Tears and Sola-- also the same slot, starting July 14th and July 27th, respectively.
And before you ask: they will all be aired subtitled in English, not dubbed or raw. Man, I wish I lived somewhere in Southern California so I could watch this stuff. Some of the shows are really neat; they have a "3 Min Cooking" show (although the show itself is 7 minutes long?), a few different variety shows, and they air a lot of movies too...including Gamera coming up on June 25th!
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Myelin-Maker: How an FDA-Approved Drug Boosts Myelin Synthesis
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Stem Cell Transplants May Work Better Than Existing Drug for Severe Multiple Sclerosis
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Key Pathways Underlying Different Subsets of Systemic Sclerosis Discovered
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Multiple Sclerosis: Pathological Progression of Disease Documented
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Study Detailing Axonal Death Pathway May Provide Drug Targets for Neurodegenerative Diseases
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New Drug Compounds Show Promise Against Endometriosis
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Task Length Linked With Cognitive Fatigue in MS
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Stem Cell Transplantation Shows Potential for Reducing Disability in Patients With MS
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Common Gut Microbe Might Curb MS Risk, at Least in Women
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Myelin Linked to Speedy Recovery of Human Visual System After Tumor Removal
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- How-to exercise pamphlet for people with MS developed
- Obesity plays major role in triggering autoimmune diseases
- Recognizing emotions, and what happens when this is interrupted
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- Immune response may cause harm in brain injuries, disorders
- Stem cell transplantation for severe sclerosis linked with improved long-term survival
- Cognition in multiple sclerosis: Researchers publish results of one of the longest longitudinal studies
- No apparent link between chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency, multiple sclerosis
- Why inflammation leads to a leaky blood-brain barrier: MicroRNA-155
- Connection between genetic variation, immune system, risk for neurodegenerative and other disease
- Low-fat diet helps fatigue in people with MS, study shows
- New version of old MS drug performs well in clinical trial
- Brain, cognitive reserve protect long-term against cognitive decline, MS researchers find
- Preliminary clinical study results show improvement in MS symptoms
- Heat regulation dysfunction may stop MS patients from exercising
- Multiple sclerosis: Review of current treatments for physicians
- New way to enhance nerve growth following injury discovered
- Natalizumab treatment in patients with MS associated with JC virus infection
- Medical marijuana may ease some MS; Little evidence for other complementary or alternative therapies
- Stem cells from muscle can repair nerve damage after injury
- Statin may slow untreatable, progressive stage of multiple sclerosis
- Body temperature linked to relapsing-remitting MS, fatigue
- Imaging technique shows brain anatomy change in women with MS, depression
- FDA approves new MS treatment regimen
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LED illuminated message boards
This one caught my eye over the weekend – LED illuminated message boards, which automatically switch hand-drawn sketches into a light show. Think Etch-a-Sketch with a phychelic twist.
As Engadget writes:
While our tot-hood was filled with low-end luxuries like Etch A Sketch and Lite-Brite, our offspring are expanding their minds with things like the LED Illuminated Message Board. Much like a traditional dry erase board, those with the appropriate pens can simply draw up whatever they please on the white display, but flip a switch and the whole thing goes psychoactive.
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Q. I am a little worried due to the position of my cervix. It has always faced the back wall of my vagina. I am trying to conceive, but I am afraid that the birth is going to cause a fistula or at least be a very difficult delivery. How varied are cervix positions? Is there a name for this? -Anonymous, Germany
A. In most cases, a woman's uterus is positioned straight up. Sometimes the ligaments and tendons that hold the uterus in place will shorten or lengthen causing it to tilt. An anteverted uterus tilts forward toward the abdominal wall and a retroverted uterus (as in your case) tilts back towards the rectum. Whether it is tilting forward or back, a tilted uterus usually presents no problem during pregnancy. The uterus tends to straighten itself out by the second trimester as it grows and fills your lower body cavity.
In some cases, however, the uterus does not reposition. As it enlarges, it continues to push towards the back. Eventually, the baby runs out of room to grow and premature labor could occur.
You should mention your condition to your doctor if she/he is not already aware of it, so the position of your uterus can be more closely monitored. The worst case scenario is that you may require a device called a pessary that can be inserted into your vagina to help correct the backward tilting.
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Q. I'm eleven weeks pregnant and my OB/GYN said that my uterus is tilted. He said this was why he was unable to find a heartbeat initially, but he thought he heard it faintly. Should I be worried? -Hayley, Oklahoma
A. It's sometimes possible to hear the fetal heartbeat between 10 and 12 weeks, but only with the use of a highly sensitive instrument called a Doppler. Your doctor may not be able to detect a heartbeat until week 17 or 18 because of the baby's position, excess layers of maternal fat or a tilted uterus, which would be your case. I wouldn't worry, especially since your doctor did hear something. Your baby is most likely doing just fine and at your next visit you will be able to hear the heartbeat loud and clear.
Q. I have always been told that I have a tilted cervix. A friend just told me that she has a tilted cervix and her doctor recommended a particular position ("doggy style") for her to get pregnant, and it worked. Ever heard of this? -Erin, Louisiana
A. Sometimes a tilted cervix makes conception a little more troublesome because the ejaculation doesn't get a direct hit into the cervical opening. If your friend's cervix was tilted forward, doggy-style intercourse could have given her an advantage with the sperm deposit positioning. If your cervix is also tilted in the same fashion, it could be an advantage for you, too. It's worth a try!
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Tau Upsilon Alpha Honor SocietyWelcome to Tau Upsilon Alpha Honor SocietyExcellence in Service to Humanity BackgroundIn November 2006, the Board of Directors for the National Organization for Human Services approved the establishment of a national honor society, Tau Upsilon Alpha. In order to launch the society, volunteers formed an honor society advisory committee to develop bylaws and other basic components. The team mirrored the breadth and diversity of human services because it included students, faculty, administrators, and practitioners. All NOHS regions were represented, with members coming from the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest/North Central, New England, Northwest, Southern, and Western regions. The breadth and diversity of the team resulted in a comprehensive effort. Members focused on the creation of an honor society that would support its mission - to honor academic excellence; to foster life long learning, leadership and development; and to promote excellence in service to humanity. Membership in Tau Upsilon Alpha (TUA) Honor SocietyMembership in Tau Upsilon Alpha is through an established Chapter of TUA or in the event that a chapter cannot be established, membership may be granted by applying for At-Large-Membership. Membership is open to students, alumni, faculty, and honorary members at three levels Associate, Bachelor, and Graduate. Please see TUA Bylaws Article IV for full membership criteria. There are two avenues for applying for TUA Chapter Charter (a) creating a new TUA chapter or (b) transitioning an existing ADO Chapter. In both instances, a faculty member from the institute of higher education wishing to establish a TUA chapter at their institution should complete and submit an application. TOPICS:
New TUA Chapter CharterThank you for your interest in applying for a Tau Upsilon Alpha Chapter Charter. The purpose of this human services honor society is to honor academic excellence; to foster lifelong learning, leadership and development; and to promote excellence in service to humanity. If your institution of higher education meets the following minimum criteria please proceed with the full application process. Minimum Criteria:
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Three Consumer Sector ETFs for Some Safety
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- One of my investment themes is to consider a buy-and-trade strategy using exchange-traded funds. This concept should be considered in the three consumer sectors followed by www.ValuEngine.com: consumer staples, consumer discretionary and retail-wholesale.
Stock picking has become difficult recently as several retail stocks were taken to the woodshed between Thanksgiving and Christmas on earnings disappointments, while consumer-related ETFs continued to trade higher.
On Dec. 26, I wrote two stories covering retail stocks. The first was Dollar General and Foot Locker Are the Retail Winners Since Thanksgiving. Three of nine stocks mentioned in the article traded slightly lower between Thanksgiving eve and Christmas eve. The headliners posted gains of 7.2% and 5.8%.
In the second post, Ulta Salon, Express Fall 25% Since Thanksgiving, all nine stocks mentioned traded lower, six by double-digit percentages between 12.7% and 26.5%.
ValuEngine doesn't calculate fair values for ETFs and gives all ETFs a hold rating. Given sector valuations and distributions of buy, sell and hold ratings, I provide my judgment as to ETF weightings -- overweight, equal-weight or underweight. iShares Consumer Services (IYC)($120.13) set a new all-time intra-day high at $121.97 on Dec.30 and traded up from $119.33 to $120.68 between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The ETF includes Dow components Wall-Mart (WMT), Disney (DIS), Home Depot (HD) and McDonald's (MCD). Most of the components are in the retail-whole sector which I rate overweight. The consumer-services ETF is up 35% over the last 12 months and is well above its 200-day simple-moving average at $108.25.The ETF had a positive but overbought weekly chart profile with its five-week modified moving average at $118.87 in a chart pattern that has become parabolic. Semiannual and annual value levels are $117.62 and $95 with monthly and quarterly risky levels at $123.45 and $126.02. SPDR Consumer Staples (XLP) ($42.21) set a new all-time intra-day high at $43.46 on Nov. 18 before Thanksgiving and traded down slightly from $43.08 to $42.57 between Thanksgiving and Christmas. This ETF includes three Dow components: Coca Cola (KO), Procter & Gamble (PG)and Wal-Mart. I give the consumer-staples sector an overweight rating. The ETF is up 18.7% over the last 12 months and is above its 200-day SMA at $41.18 vs. the consumer-staples sector which is up 13.9%. The ETF will shift to a negative weekly chart profile with a close this week below its five-week MMA at $42.44. My annual value levels are $40.69 and $36.53 with a monthly pivot at $41.63 and semiannual and quarterly risky levels at $43.27 and $44.13. SPDR Consumer Discretionary (XLY) ($65.93) set a new all-time intra-day high at $66.85 on Dec. 31 and traded up from $65.54 to $66.09 between Thanksgiving and Christmas. This ETF includes three Dow components: Disney, Home Depot and McDonald's. I give the consumer-discretionary sector an equal-weight rating. The ETF is up 35.6% over the last 12 months and is above its 200-day SMA at $59.37 vs. the consumer-discretionary sector which is up 20.8%.
The ETF has a positive but overbought weekly chart profile with its five-week MMA at $65.20 in a parabolic formation. My semiannual and annual value levels are $63.58 and $51.78 with a semiannual pivot at $65.13 and monthly and quarterly risky levels at $68.27 and $69.16 At the time of publication, the author held no positions in any of the stocks mentioned. Follow @Suttmeier This article is commentary by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.
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EPAM Systems (EPAM) Recovers Losses on Heavy Volume
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- EPAM Systems (EPAM - Get Report) soared 16.21% to $37.21, up $5.19 from its previous close of $32.02, at the close of the trading day on Tuesday as the company surged on heavy volume.
The stock had a volume of 3,634,795, nearly 10 times its average of 385,965. It hit a high of $38.43 and a low of $34.80 for the day. The stock holds a one-year high of $46.70 and a one-year low of $20.50.
EPAM plummeted nearly 25% on Monday, but the stock recovered approximately two-thirds of that loss by the end of the trading day on Tuesday.
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STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12 months. Learn more. TheStreet Ratings team rates EPAM SYSTEMS INC as a "buy" with a ratings score of B-. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation: "We rate EPAM SYSTEMS INC (EPAM) a BUY. This is driven by multiple strengths, which we believe should have a greater impact than any weaknesses, and should give investors a better performance opportunity than most stocks we cover. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, growth in earnings per share, increase in net income and solid stock price performance. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had somewhat disappointing return on equity." Highlights from the analysis by TheStreet Ratings Team goes as follows:- The revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 20.8%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 25.5%. This growth in revenue appears to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, improving the earnings per share.
- EPAM has no debt to speak of therefore resulting in a debt-to-equity ratio of zero, which we consider to be a relatively favorable sign. Along with this, the company maintains a quick ratio of 5.66, which clearly demonstrates the ability to cover short-term cash needs.
- EPAM SYSTEMS INC has improved earnings per share by 18.8% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past two years. We feel that this trend should continue. During the past fiscal year, EPAM SYSTEMS INC increased its bottom line by earning $1.28 versus $1.20 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($1.91 versus $1.28).
- The net income growth from the same quarter one year ago has exceeded that of the S&P 500 and greatly outperformed compared to the IT Services industry average. The net income increased by 25.1% when compared to the same quarter one year prior, rising from $15.00 million to $18.76 million.
- Investors have apparently begun to recognize positive factors similar to those we have mentioned in this report, including earnings growth. This has helped drive up the company's shares by a sharp 96.37% over the past year, a rise that has exceeded that of the S&P 500 Index. Looking ahead, the stock's sharp rise over the last year has already helped drive it to a level which is relatively expensive compared to the rest of its industry. We feel, however, that other strengths this company displays justify these higher price levels.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Norfolk's Mel Clarke fluffed her lines on her final arrow to miss out on Paralympic gold yesterday – and admits the opportunity to complete her set could inspire her to carry on until Rio.
The individual compound archer took on her compatriot and reigning champion Danielle Brown in an all-British London 2012 final and the pair did not disappoint with an exhilarating encounter.
In the end it all came down to the 29-year-old from Taverham's final arrow, where a score of ten would give her the gold, nine would lead to a single arrow shoot-off, and any less would give Brown the title.
Unfortunately for Clarke she produced her worst arrow of the final, hitting a seven, to go down 6-4 and had to settle for adding silver to the bronze she won in Beijing four years ago.
And while Clarke refused to commit to competing at a third Games in Rio the opportunity to upgrade silver to gold could prove too strong a lure to ignore.
"I've got a bronze and I've got a silver so the only thing left is a gold so never say never for Rio," she said. "There are four years before then, I'm not saying no and not saying yes but the buzz of the Paralympics is incredible and there is still a gold medal to be won so you might see me out there.
"I didn't know what score I had to hit for the final arrow, I just knew it had to be a good shot.
"A silver is fantastic, to go one better than I did in Beijing, and in front of family and friends as well, it's amazing."
Clarke had beaten eventual bronze medallist and the winner of the test event Stepanida Artakhinova in the semi-final in emphatic style 6-0.
She and Brown then produced a masterclass in the final, and Clarke revealed that even her experience in Beijing could not compare.
She added: "It's different because family and friends were here to experience it with me.
"It wasn't like Beijing where I told friends at three in the morning on the phone what had happened.
"To share it with them and see their reaction is brilliant. I had about 60 or 70 friends and family in the crowd supporting me. I shot really well all day and I'm so proud of that and in the end it came down to the last arrow. To be that close was brilliant."
Brown, from West Yorkshire, said the success meant more to her than her Beijing triumph.
"I've been really feeling the pressure the last couple of weeks, so to actually come here and manage to keep my head in the right place, I'm chuffed to bits," said the 24-year-old law graduate.
"It's been crazy. I didn't think it would have affected me the way it has. My whole family and friends were out there watching me. It was just incredible – I was shaking so much."
Artakhinova claimed bronze with a 7-3 defeat of her team-mate Lyzhnikova.
Iran's Zahra Nemati won the women's individual recurve-W1/W2 gold medal with a 7-3 win over Elisabetta Mijno of Italy. China's Li Jinzhi won bronze with a 6-4 defeat of Veronica Floreno of Italy.
In the women's individual recurve-standing final, China's Yan Huilian claimed a 6-4 win over South Korea's Lee Hwa-sook. Bronze was won by Milena Olszewska of Poland, who beat Mongolia's Javzmaa Byambasuren 6-2.
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Will TransCanada (TRP) Stock Be Boosted By Iraq Crisis?
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of TransCanada Corp. (USA) (TRP - Get Report) are up 0.72% to $47.50 in pre-market trade as the growing crisis in Iraq refocuses the debate over U.S. energy policy, as supporters of the Keystone XL pipeline say the project has to move forward, according to CNBC.
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- The revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 3.1%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 28.1%. This growth in revenue does not appear to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, displayed by a decline in earnings per share.
- Net operating cash flow has increased to $979.00 million or 38.66% when compared to the same quarter last year. The firm also exceeded the industry average cash flow growth rate of 17.38%.
- 43.34% is the gross profit margin for TRANSCANADA CORP which we consider to be strong. Regardless of TRP's high profit margin, it has managed to decrease from the same period last year. Despite the mixed results of the gross profit margin, TRP's net profit margin of 15.08% compares favorably to the industry average.
- TRANSCANADA CORP's earnings per share declined by 7.9% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. This company has not demonstrated a clear trend in earnings over the past 2 years, making it difficult to accurately predict earnings for the coming year. During the past fiscal year, TRANSCANADA CORP increased its bottom line by earning $2.42 versus $1.84 in the prior year.
- The change in net income from the same quarter one year ago has significantly exceeded that of the Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels industry average, but is less than that of the S&P 500. The net income has decreased by 5.6% when compared to the same quarter one year ago, dropping from $461.00 million to $435.00 million.
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Amenities Our property is very private and secure, with a gated entrance. It sits on a hillside overlooking a lush green valley, with unbelievable sunset views over the ocean and marina. It is less than a 10 minute walk to central Quepos where you can find everything you need, food markets, restaurants, gift shops, clothing, taxi's, buses and more. You can visit our local farmers market every Friday and Saturday where you can buy fresh fruits, vegetables, home baked goods or a cold fresh coconut to drink. Quepos has it's own hospital and airport with numerous daily commuter flights.
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Our little family had a wonderful time here! Marta greeted us at our clean, comfy apartment to show us around. The views are beautiful and our whole family enjoyed the pool. This is an excellent value and a central location to explore the Manuel Antonio area. cabs are just a few minutes and around $6 to Manuel Antonio.
Monkeys came right down to the complex. They were on our balcony one day and we had an Iguana visitor each morning. My son loved it.
We stayed in La Casita for 8 nights and truly enjoyed our stay. We did not get to Quepos until around 8:00 pm, it was dark and it was too late for us to walk to town. Marta ordered pizza for us. We then got beer from the bar they have in the pool area. Very convenient and welcoming. La Casita was perfect for wildlife viewing as the monkeys were on our balcony several times throughout our stay. There were also iguanas and beautiful birds right outside our door. The complex is very small, just 5 units. Our unit had two bathrooms, which was very nice. It had all the comforts we needed for a wonderful vacation. We would probably pick one of the units with a larger balcony next time because we like to sit for hours outside in the mornings watching and listening to the jungle wake up. We had two balconies and they were small. The pool area is beautiful. The walk to the town is steep and quite a hike, but actually beautiful and interesting as you pass other homes on the way. The taxis are efficient and cheap if you prefer not to walk. One day my husband and I were sitting at the pool and Douglas brought us ceviche that he made himself. It was delicious and so kind of him. Marta and Doug are wonderful hosts. Marta helped us order taxis, arrange excursions, and gave us great restaurant advice. We would definitely stay with them again.
Marta and Douglas were EXTREMELY welcoming and helpful. I highly recommend this place.
They have several apartments and La Casita was very cute and comfortable. The pool was a nice treat! It is a short walk nice walk to town, but if you aren't in good physical shape, this probably isn't the locale for you because there are steep hills and somewhat difficult steps up to the bedroom.
Marta helped us arrange a great tour and I highly recommend you listen to her advice. As outsiders it is really hard to know the quality of the tours. (The one we arranged ourselves because we were out of time turned out badly.) Marta knows tour guides personally so she can direct you to quality experiences. She went above and beyond and we are so grateful!
Marta greeted us on arrival and made us feel right at home.The view is great from the pool and our balcony.lots to do here and the white faced monkeys visited us the last (website hidden) casita was very nice and well equiped.Marta and Douglas are very friendly hosts,I wish we stayed longer. Floyd and Anne Marie
Le logement, situé en montagne, est difficilement accessible, même en voiture. Toutefois, la vue sur la marina est splendide et les couchers de soleil magnifiques. Le mobilier est correct, mais la cuisine est sous-équipée. Marta nous a bien accueillis, mais il faut se méfier des offres d'excursion qu'elle propose, car sa commission est importante (26.00$ US sur un total de 98.00$ US pour la visite guidée de Manuel Antonio). Quepos est une petite ville charmante, et l'appartement est situé dans un environnement très calme. Excellent pour le sommeil.
The place is lovely , amazing sunsets and very cute monkeys. The hosts were very responsive and helpful. However the roosters, neighbourhood dogs and construction at the nearby marina make it a noisy place. The apartment could use a serious cleaning..
We loved staying at La Casita. The view from our balcony was spectacular and the home itself had everything we needed. The kitchen is well stocked with kitchenware and there was plenty of space to layout our belongings for a little bit of organization in our travels. We even got to see a little white faced monkey come right up to our balcony. I would highly recommend staying hereto anyone passing though.
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Marta I have a very outgoing personality and love to dance, cook and laugh. I enjoy meeting and helping people. I love to travel throughout my country and other countries as well. My husband Douglas and I have been married for 25 years and have two daughters, Bianca 23 and Sandy 18. Both girls attend the university in San Jose. Both Douglas and I were born and raised in Quepos and we think that with all of the lovely areas in Costa Rica, that the Quepos/Manuel Antonio are is the most beautiful.
Douglas I like to dance and cook as well. Although I am not as outgoing as my wife, I do enjoy meeting other people. I have worked for the national electric company "ICE for 27 years as a maintenance supervisor. I like to travel and enjoy seeing other areas of our beautiful country. We slowly built on our property over the years and enjoy sharing it with others. Now with the pool and rancho completed I think we are finally finished.
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It's hard for Leon Benjamin to find clothes to fit his six-foot-five-inch frame. Saturday he nabbed not only nifty matching blue sweat shirt and sweat pants—as well as a lead on a permanent apartment of his own.
The transaction occurred Saturday afternoon as Benjamin was among hundreds of people—many homeless or like him in transitional housing—who took advantage of "Operation Love-A-Fair Freemarket for All."
The second annual free flea market was an extravaganza of volunteerism, with over 50 volunteers joining Jesse Hardy (at left in photo with Benjamin), the grassroots homeless activist, in assembling a huge range of clothes and shoes for people of all sizes.
The extensive selection spread out on hanging racks and in bags on the Green under bright sunshine and in defiance of the mud that lurched up from under the melting snow.
Jesse's Homeless Outreach Project (J-Hop) brought an innovative day of free outdoor haircuts event for the homeless onto the Green last August.
Justin Burnett, Brandon Chandler, and Cedric Joyner (pictured) and other members of the emerging New Haven Minor League football team, the New Haven Venom, were among the many community-minded folks whom Hardy has drawn into his project.
Hardy's initiative uses flea markets, haircuts, and other visible allures to address in creative ways deeper problems of the homeless, such as reestablishing and maintaining personal connections and finding apartments.
Both were on display Sunday as Marcey Jones (pictured), the project'schief administrative officer, showed off J-HOP's new tag, with several 24/7 phone numbers that each and every homeless person was offered when they showed up and registered at the fair.
Within the first hour of the noon to 5 p.m. event, she said, more than 200 people had registered and received the J-HOP ID tag.
Jones explained the purpose of the numbered tag: "If they're found, if they're incoherent," there will be a number and a contact, namely J-HOP.
"I'll give them clothes and food all day. It's time to pick it up. We're their family," Jones added.
Hardy has picked it up in terms of what he views as the chief problem of the homeless: affordable housing. "They'll go to jail just to stay warm," Hardy said.
So he is finding them apartments. Hardy claimed to have at least one landlord who has offered 20 apartments to folks whom Hardy will select and help to screen. Ten apartment will be for free for an undetermined amount of time, and ten for an affordable low rental.
Leon Benjamin may be one of the lucky ones to nab such an apartment.
Benjamin and Hardy stood to the side of the busy flea market and discussed the issue.
Benjamin is now in temporary housing in a program for recovering alcoholics. He's a senior, age 63, on SSI disability with an income of about $650 a month. Hardy wanted to know if he's had apartments before, and if so, how it went.
Benjamin answered, yes, many. He's looking for a place where utilities are included. He has applied and is on many lists. Waiting lists, like at Bella Vista. The lists are long.
"I can make a call," Hardy said.
Then he pressed further: "You never got kicked out of developments?"
"No. I never had a problem with rent, but electricity."
"You're looking [to be able to pay] what? About $200 a month?"
"Yes. With utilities. Those are killing me."
"We're going to absolutely find you a place."
Hardy said the apartment donor wants to remain anonymous, for now. He said he will continue to work to find other landlords to help address the issue, but, of course, screening is a problem. The one placement he has made with his current stock of offered rooms did not work out. He said he will need to do more thorough screening of other candidates with officials at Columbus House and the other shelters in town.
Benjamin walked off not only with new free sweats that will fit his unusually long 36-inch inseam in the leg, but with a touch of genuine hope.
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posted by: wendy1 on March 10, 2014 9:32am
I am meeting with Jesse Hardy on Wed. He needs more volunteers like myself. His phone # is 203 850 2073.
posted by: Hill Resident on March 10, 2014 1:21pm
I applaud Jesse and his associates for doing more than just talking about a problem. They set a fine example of 'getting it done' ... with no forums, no agendas, no bickering no caucuses, no policy making, no 'my plan is better than your plan' and no government funding!!! And he doesn't seek out attention to himself ... only brings attention to the need. Just people wanting to help people - seeing a need and addressing it. So simple yet so satisfying!!! Sorry I couldn't join you this time, but I look forward to being of service in the future. Keep up the GOOD work J-HOP!!!


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When you watch a movie called "The Big Gay Musical," you know what you signed up for. The only question is, will it deliver? Thankfully, this movie gives you all the laughs, songs, hot guys, and camp that you expect going in.
The movie centers on two actors playing Adam and Steve in an Off-Broadway musical. It has a queeny God, hot muscular angels, and a lot of campy dialogue with double entendres, like this one from their time in the Garden of Eden:
Adam: Last night, you figured out how to pull the skin back! It's so much better that way.
Steve: I know! Now, I really like bananas!
So, yeah, that's the kind of show to expect.
Offstage, the guy who plays Adam is sorting out how he feels about dating, monogamy, and hookups, whereas the actor playing Steve isn't out to his highly-religious parents, who are coming to opening night. With a few other characters and the slutty angels in the show, it ends up being just campy enough, just sexy enough, and with just enough heart to make it fun to watch.
It also sends up this sort of campy show, which isn't far from things that have appeared onstage before, in just the right dosage. You wouldn't really want to attend the whole show they're in, and the excerpts we get are just enough.
The musical numbers are the songs featured in the musical itself and at the cabaret where the one character goes to sing, so it's not a situation where they just start breaking into song while walking down the street, if you're one of those people who care about such things.
I think this would be a fun date movie, or good for watching with a group of like-minded people, so you could talk back at the screen. It isn't something like Hedwig, where the songs stick with you for a long time, but it's a good campy trip through ex-gay summer camps, religious fundamentalists, and the Bible (which the show says was written by a vengeful Eve after she was kicked out of the Garden of Eden and God liked his gay replacements better, forcing her to gather her thoughts in the Breeders Information Book of Living Examples).
When the characters are offstage, they actually exist in the real world and are navigating serious issues such as dating, sex, relationships, HIV, and finding someone special.
I was most impressed by how many ways this could have gone off the rails, and gotten the delicate balance wrong, but didn't. It was a big gay musical worth watching, but aren't they all?
is there such thing as a not big gay musical....?
sounds good for a popcorn junk movie night. definitely look into it. :)
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Contains materials pertaining to education, primarily in the New York context. This folder offers resources for parents or students facing Superintendant's Suspensions or trying to obtain independent student status in New York City public schools.
Other resources address higher education, particularly programs that offer classes for people in prison, and continuing education after release.
In terms of higher education, post-release, it is important to note that if a person is convicted of any offense involving the possession or sale of drugs (felony or misdemeanor) while receiving any federal grant loan, or work assistance, that person's financial aid eligibility can be suspended for one to two years. If the suspension applies, however, there are ways-like entering a treatment program-to lift the restrictions.
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Education from the Inside Out Video Diaries Campaign
Education from the Inside, Out: The Multiple Benefits of College Programs In Prison (Correctional Association of New York)
Systemic Barriers to Higher Education: How Colleges Respond to Applicants with Criminal Records in Maryland
The College Initiative: A project of Lehman College & The Fortune Society
Toolkit: Strategies for Engaging Students Involved with the Criminal Justice System
Staff Guide to Superintendant's Suspensions (NYC Department of Education)
Back to School: A Guide to Continuing Your Education after Prison (Prisoner Reentry Institute, John Jay College of Criminal Justice)
Independent Student Status and Dependency Overrides (The Door Training Materials)
Bard Prison Initiative