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This was our favorite restaurant on our recent trip to DC. We actually ate there twice. It is expensive but worth every penny. Since we are GF and DF there were only 3 meats we could not have: crusted pork loin, chicken legs, and the sausage. There were probably at least 10 other meats we could eat and they were so delicious. They also brought out polenta with no parmesan on it for us. And they walked us through the salad buffet and explained what was safe and what was not safe. You will definitely be stuffed and really enjoy your experience - highly recommend.
excellent dinning. almost everything is gluten free. . they are well versed with celiac disease. .. even have gluten free bread. .yum!!! though it may b pricy but worth it!!!
Probably the best meal I've ever had. Most options are gluten free, many are dairy too. They were extremely accommodating, serving my table's polenta fries without the parmesan and walking us through the gluten and dairy free meats. It was expensive, but it was 100% worth it. It is all-you-can eat and very high quality.
My family and I loved this place. I was pleasantly surprised when a server explained to me only a few items there are not gluten free. He was very knowledgable and told me every item that I could not eat. 1st time since I went gluten free that I didn't worry while eating out. Food was amazing and service was top notch. Perfect dining experience
Awesome!! They brought fried polenta sticks for one of us that is GF and DF. So many GF options.
Most awesome meal since becoming gluten free. We were touring Washington DC and looking for someplace to eat dinner. My husband was reluctant because of price range, but after eating said it was fantastic and he would recommend it. I loved that most of the food they serve is gf and I wasn't limited to a very few menu choices.
Highly recommend. All of their entrees are gf with the exception of the chicken wings and sausage, they are marinated in beer, but they serve then together so they don't get cross contaminated. Most of the salad bar is gf if you ask they can point out what isn't. And my favorite part, all of the appetizers that are included in the meal are gf, even the rolls (which are delicious)! Love this place!
6300 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
so amazing that the breads they bring to start your meal are fantastic and gluten free! The meats are outstanding, the leg of lamb was my favorite.
836 1st St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Grest food, lots of options including croutons for the salad! The manager came immediately to the table and helped me go through the options which are many, also told me they are becoming completely GF next month as they are going to take off the menu GF dishes. Good newss!
836 1st St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Best gluten free meal I've ever had. staff were wonderfully accommodating. cheese bread to die for. bravo.
600 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21202
As always, this place never fails you....the GF rolls are delicious and they will let you know which meats you can't eat.
645 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55402
As said by other reviewers, almost completely GF. Unbelievably excellent service (thanks to head waiter Ben), amazing food, and GF bread that is brought to your table is to die for. YES! I ate bread that tasted good. As a celiac, I was in heaven the entire evening. Can't wait to return.
8282 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819
I couldn't write a review fast enough about this place just loved it!!! The manager was very aware of celiac and took me around the Buffett and showed me what I could and couldn't eat and then went through the meats with me so awesome. The food was fantastic worth every penny! If I ever find another Fongo de Chao on my travels I will eat there again. Recommend it to anyone who has celiac or who is gluten free:) I had no problems. ( I always wait until the next morning to write my reviews lol)
930 SW 6th Ave, Portland, OR 97204
I so wish I could give this restaurant a higher score. The food was delicious! But unfortunately, I still got glutened. They have a salad bar, which I was very careful not to get any dressings or gluten containing items. They have cheese rolls that are gluten free, which was very exciting. They continuously bring different kinds of meat to your table, which is awesome! But some of the meats are braised in beer. There is a big risk of cross contamination. I told the server about my celiac and he didn't seem incredibly knowledgeable about what items contained gluten. Other locations say they send a manager over to talk the customer through items to avoid that contain gluten. This location did not send the manager over. The meat was very good, but I will not be back due to cross contamination.
645 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55402
Knowledgable and attentive staff, unique dining experience, and delicious gluten free food! Almost all food offered is naturally gluten free, the only no-nos are the French bread and 1 or 2 pasta salads on the salad buffet and one of the chicken meats, but with so many other options, you'll be too stuffed with all the tasty sides, meats and salad options, you won't be missing anything!
668 6th Avenue, San Diego, California 92101
Best ever tasting gf rolls, but something glutened me. The staff said stay away from chicken, sausage and bread at salad bar. I ate only meats, cheese and 1 bite of the gf roll. I suspect a spice rub had wheat. I was very clear expressing my needs, but was Still cross contaminated somehow... Too bad
836 1st St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Wow, this place is great. I told my server about my allergy and a manager came to talk to me about what my options were and walked me around the salad bar to point out what to avoid there as well. The only meat you have to avoid is the chicken. Most of the salad bar is okay too except for the obvious stuff — croutons, pasta, etc. The entire experience was amazing. The staff is really attentive and nice. The food was delicious and so was the wine. Well worth the price.
117 E Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
The staff was SUPER knowledgable, and I was delighted to learn that they served GF rolls. They also have a dedicated fryer for their polenta.
4300 Belt Line Rd, Addison, TX 75001
Excellent! Extensive salad bar and I was able to eat almost all of the meat selections (I can't have dairy). Definitely celiac friendly. Apparently the little dinner rolls are GF? I was told after I left and didn't get to try them.
1337 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Excellent food and our waiter had celiac a disease so very knowledgable!! Even the bread on the table was GF!
360 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169
So many gluten free choices! Bread at the table was GFree. Fried polenta, mashed potatoes, fried bananas, awesome salad bar. And all the meat is gluten free!!!
4300 Belt Line Rd, Addison, TX 75001
Pretty much the best place to eat if you love quality meats and are gluten intolerant. Great for any special occasion (because of how expensive it is.) The food and the service is impeccable and there are so many options. LOVE Fogo.
200 Dartmouth Street, Boston, MA 02116
If you are a meat lover like I am, this is your place. Brazilian BBQ, where the sides are gluten free! They definitely know their stuff here!
849 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205
*Almost* everything in the place is gluten free. When I told the server I had a gluten allergy he had the manager come over to speak to me. She (the manager) showed me the two meats that were not gluten free due to a marinade or rub (the sausage and the bacon wrapped chicken leg and filet) and walked me through the salad bar to show me what was not gluten free. Several of the salad dressings she could not guarantee were safe due to label concerns, but there was a selection of oils and vinegars so it really didn't matter to me. The sides and table bread are also gluten free - mashed potatoes, fried bananas and fried polenta sticks. The bread is traditional Brazilian Pao de Queso, which is made with cassava flour (naturally gluten free). I should warn you, though - that bread is highly addictive. They also have Mexican Coca Cola (made with real cane sugar) in a glass bottle.
6300 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
The waiters were very knowledgeable; I said I was gluten intolerant and he knew exactly what I could and couldn't have. Basically, the chicken legs and some of the premade salads on the salad bar were the only off-limits items. The mashed potatoes tasted like instant, but to be fair, you're not going there for the mashed potatoes. The meats were all very good, flavorful and cooked well. The fried polenta was delicious, and of course, the tapioca cheese bread was excellent. I love going to a place that offers gluten-free desserts, too. The creme brulee was lovely, and the coffee was outstanding. A return visit is definitely in order.
668 6th Avenue, San Diego, California 92101
best tapioca flour buns ever. almost everything offered is gluten-free.
836 1st St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Manager very friendly and showed my wife and I all the GF food. Kinda pricey but expected for vacation spot.
133 N La Cienega Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211
All meat gluten free except for chicken legs which have beer batter. Tabbouleh, pasta, and bread at salad bar is not gluten free. The rolls are gluten free. Food was great!
661 N LaSalle Blvd, Chicago, IL 60654
I'm giving this a 4 because they did a great job gluten free wise. Paul, the manager, was fantastic - he understood allergies and ensured we were taken care of. For the restaurant overall I'd give the restaurant a 3. We were at Fogo de Chao in Washington DC 6 months ago and their restaurant was much better. I felt like the restaurant in Chicago skimped a bit - the meat didn't come to our table as frequently and we ordered Caipirinha and we were asked if we wanted the premium / smoother version and we said no - just regular. There was not much alcohol in the ones we received. One of us lived in Brazil and knows how they should taste. They were perfect in Washington. For a $200 meal for 4, it should be perfect,
1337 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
great service and food. A chef came out to explain gf options. The price is not very high considering the food quality and attentive service
661 N LaSalle Blvd, Chicago, IL 60654
This is probably my favorite restaurant. My husband and I always take a trip downtown for my birthday so we can have dinner here. Even before I went GF. It is a meat-lover's paradise. They are incredibly accommodating. Just notify your server that you need to eat GF and they send the manager over to let you know what very few things you should not eat. When I went, the only things I couldn't eat were the salad dressings (because they are not made in house and therefore they cannot guarantee their safety), a pasta salad on the salad bar, and chicken that is marinated in beer. EVERYTHING else is safe to eat: HUGE and delicious salad bar (I use balsamic vinegar in place of the dressing), endless amounts of meats, fried polenta, caramelized bananas, mashed potatoes, and best of all the Brazilian cheese bread. In my opinion, this place is simply the best.
6300 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
The tapioca flour & cheese bread by itself is worth going, but the endless supply of roasted meat will make any carnivore very happy.
6300 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
This place was amazing! Seriously all the meat was so good. And the salad bar is the best I've ever seen!!
1337 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Waiter was very knowledgeable and helpful. All meats except chicken are gf although I would be wary of the sausage. They bring it around with the chicken (so they touch) but they were able to bring it to me separately when I asked. All side dishes are gf and are so so so delicious. Salad bar always has the risk of cross contamination due to clumsy people but I found it fairly clean. Besides, who can pass up a whole plate of prosciutto and cheeses?
200 Dartmouth Street, Boston, MA 02116
Fun, delicious & terrific service. Very few items have gluten. Even the rolls are safe for everyone.
117 E Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phenomenal. I am from Nebraska and was nervous about traveling. I called ahead and they confirmed they have gf items. When I got to the restaurant, the manager walked me to the salad bar and pointed out the 3 items I couldn't have and then showed me the 2 meets I couldn't have. I was so impressed! They're bread that they put on the table is made of tapioca flour so I didn't feel excluded. The waiter was so knowledgeable of everything! Such a variety of food! Amazing atmosphere. I loved it!
222 W 47th St, Kansas City, MO 64112
Excellent. Even have gluten free delicious roles (the same as what everyone else eats too!) almost everything on their vast salad bar is GF. And almost every single meat is GF too. Well trained staff who can easily direct you to what is GF. Almost everything in the whole place is GF.
1513 Wynkoop St, Denver, CO 80202
Almost everything is gluten free the staff is good about letting you know what is gluten free.
222 W 47th St, Kansas City, MO 64112
Almost everything is gluten free and the staff is well trained. It is pricey but excellent. This is one of the few places that is fabulous!
3101 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305
Expensive- you must pay $50 a person for endless meat and buffet. The men come around w various meats cooked Brazilian style on skewers and slice u a piece if your tag is on the green side. Flip it to red if u want them to skip u. Fried plantains and fine cheeses r great also. Must have the Caiphirinia drink! The mgr will tour u around the buffet of sides to show what's gf.
8282 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819
this is a very high end Brazilian steak house, but the best GF dining experience to date. manager was highly knowledgeable on celiacs and every house made ingredient. GREAT GF bread. AMAZING service and food.
133 N La Cienega Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211
All meats are usually gluten-free (seasoning and all) there are just a few items at the salad bar that are not gluten free. They also have gluten-free rolls. Yumm!!!
645 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55402
The good was excellent and they have a wonderful selection of good to accommodate our gluten-free, dairy-, soy-free, egg-free, and but-free diet! The customer service was top-notch!
836 1st St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
On vacation in Miami and was super nervous about eating out (extremely gluten sensitive which makes traveling stressful) so I called ahead as I always do to double check & was informed that the manager would greet us when we arrived and explain all of my GF options. He did just that and to my delight on top of the impeccable service & wonderful atmosphere, I was able to eat almost everything on the menu with the exception of a few items. I was thrilled to have so many options and especially enjoyed the "cheese bread" made of all GF ingredients yet delicious as can be. You know, so good it feels scary to eat it!! The staff were all very knowledgable & even made some of the otherwise gluten containing meats gluten free just for me so I could try them :) I can honestly say that the only downside was feeling full WAY to soon!! The price is high but worth every penny for the food & the ability to truly relax and enjoy a nice meal out again!!!
600 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21202
I could make a meal of just the bread at Fogo de Chao. I think next time I go I will just get the amazingly huge salad bar to leave more room for bread! Make sure you tell the waiter that you are gf because 2 of the meats contain gluten (a sausage & something else cooked in beer - those two skewers come around together though) & they will alert the runner of those meats not to give it to you.
4300 Belt Line Rd, Addison, TX 75001
The best salad bar ever! Only a few items have gluten and they are all in one area. Fantastic GF Bread and sides ( polenta, mashed potates, and baked banannas). 10 GF meats. My favorite place to eat GF, but $$$$.
600 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21202
Pricey but worth it for a special occasion. The salad bar is not just a salad bar, there are so many choices! The meats are outstanding. The real treat for me is being able to eat the bread....gluten free cheese bread. It's awesome!
600 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21202
Amazing selection and those tapioca cheese bread things are addictive!
661 N LaSalle Blvd, Chicago, IL 60654
Amazing place! Almost entire menu is truly GF even the rolls. Tell your waitstaff that you are GF and they will send the manager over. He explained all the ingredients and food prep. So knowledgeable and friendly. The food was amazing and the service outstanding.
309 E 3rd St, Austin, TX 78701
Nice to share a GOOD meal without having to worry about making an issue of ordering. The best part?...the bar serves VEEV (acai liquor)!!!
117 E Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
SOOO easy to eat here, almost everything is GF and tasty.
309 E 3rd St, Austin, TX 78701
The cheese rolls are amazing, as are all of the meats.
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Colosso herbs are extra big plants in gallon-sized pots. They make an immediate impression in the garden or in any planter. No waiting for them to grow! Colosso herbs are shipped to selected regions in Canada and America starting in April.
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Minka Lavery 6051-77 Chrome 1 Light Wall Sconce from the Piastrella Collection
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ADA | No |
Backplate Width | 6 |
Base Color | Bronze, Chrome |
Bulb Base | Medium (E26) |
Bulb Included | No |
Bulb Type | Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent |
Collection | Piastrella |
Dimmable | No |
Energy Star | No |
Extension | 7.75 |
Genre | Victorian |
Height | 9.5 |
Includes Glass Guard | No |
Light Direction | Down Lighting, Up Lighting |
Location Rating | Dry Location |
Number of Bulbs | 1 |
Product Weight | 3.09 |
Reversible Mounting | Yes |
Shade | Yes |
Shade Color | White |
Shade Height | 4.88 |
Shade Material | Glass |
Shade Shape | Bell |
Shade Width | 5.63 |
Suggested Room Fit | Bedroom, Kitchen |
Title 24 | No |
UL Listed | Yes |
Voltage | 120 |
Wattage | 100 |
Watts Per Bulb | 100 |
Width | 5.75 |
Single Light Wall Sconce from the Piastrella Collection
- Mosaic Tile glass bell shaped shade
- Designed to cast light in a downward direction
- Designed to cast light in an upward direction
- Reversible Mounting - May be installed with the glass pointed upward or downwards
- Suitable for dry locations
Lamping Technologies:
- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Number of Bulbs: 1
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Type: Incandescent
- Bulb Included: No
- Watts Per Bulb: 100
- Wattage: 100
- Voltage: 120
- Dimmable: No
- Height: 9.5"
- Width: 5.75"
- Extension: 7.75"
- Shade Height: 4.88"
- Shade Width: 5.63"
- Backplate Width: 6"
- Energy Star: No
- ADA: No
- UL Listed: Yes
As part of the Minka Group, Minka Lavery has created a reputation of being a trendsetter in developing creative, innovative, and decorative lighting for the discerning designer or homeowner. Pleasing collections of modern, traditional, and transitional lights that will provide inspiration and options in creating your idea of the perfect living space throughout the home. Find the style and size of Minka Lavery indoor wall sconces that will give your home the best combination of form and function possible.
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With glass on four sides and a sloping roof, this lantern resembles an antique street lamp with its distressed bronze finish. Three lights are suspended inside, with their tendril-shaped arms ending in flower bobeches.
- 15" sq, 24" h; 12' chain
- Framed in rust-resistant bronzed steel.
- Damp UL-listed.
- Hardwire; professional installation recommended.
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- Overall: 15" sq, 24" h
- Height: minimum 27"; maximum 99"
- Canopy: 5.5" diam x 1.5" h
- Chain: 12' l
- Cord: 13' l
- Bulb (3): 40 watts, type B (not included)
- Weight: 19 lb
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A revolution in shaping jeans, Levi's® REVEL™ features Liquid Shaping Technology fused into the denim to provide hold and comfort, that lifts, shapes and defines a woman's body. The engineered fit features contour finishing and elongating seams that lengthen for a beautiful silhouette. Super-soft four-way stretch fabric allows the jeans to keep its shape while showing off yours. Available in the Levi's Curve ID fit system.
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Phoronix: Google Chrome For Linux Released
Google has written in to let us know that their Chrome team has just put up an official Linux build. There's been the official Windows build of the Chrome web-browser for more than a year now, but now there are finally official Google Chrome builds for Linux and Mac OS X...
I love Chromium/Google Chrome
Yeah, Chrome is awesome. It seems to be a bit slower than Firefox (and Firefox is slow), but that's no biggy for me. My addiction to Firefox plugins is hard to break though.
Checked it out. Looks nice, but unfortunately this build doesn't include bookmark-sync yet, but I'll gladly switch when it does.
For fedora users, this is available in this Chromium repo:
no way it's slower. Been using it for months on Linux and before on windows since it came out on multiple computers. It's got the snappy feel, perpetually. Firefox, by comparison is a hog without any extensions even. I still keep it around though.
Two issues kill Chrome/Linux for me:
1. Bad font rendering. It does not respect my system font settings (tabs and omnibar render at smaller font sizes than what I have configured) and its kerning algorithm is broken (just enter ''''''''''''''' on any text field, e.g. google.com, and compare it with Firefox/Opera).
2. Slow scrolling, especially when zoomed-in or out. Both Opera and Firefox destroy Chrome here.
The slowness is quick likely to be a driver issue. Anyone reading this site knows that the Linux graphics stack is still broke as hell for most hardware (maybe "soon" it can handle simple freaking 2D without too much pain).
Having installed it... yeah, it's definitely fast. Any slowness issues are almost definitely driver issues. Chrome seems to be triggering even more -ati driver bugs than Firefox did (my GNOME panel just totally disappeared even though I can click on it and interact with it just fine, where-as using Firefox usually just caused icons and text to get distorted and glitch out after a while), but it's definitely very, very fast.


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All summer long, get as close to some amazing marine life as possible without getting wet! Our interpretive dive program lets you watch and speak live to our volunteer SCUBA divers as they swim among sharks and rays in the Passages of the Deep's Open Sea exhibit. The divers will share their experiences and insights about the animals and give you a glimpse into what it takes to maintain a world-class aquarium!
The program is approximately 20 minutes long and appropriate for visitors of all ages!
Check the Passages of the Deep page for a full calendar of when our divers will be in the water.
Dive Interpretation Program on YouTube, Too!
Make sure you check out the video link below to see how our volunteer SCUBA divers go into the water with potentially dangerous wild animals, including five varieties of shark, to provide interpretation, cleaning and maintenance... and have left with a new respect and appreciation for some of the ocean's most important predators!
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This 4 Vintage Style Round Birthstone Pendant is a great way to carry with you a symbol of those you care about most. Each round birthstone slide has a leaf and scroll design set against a black relief for added contrast to the sparkling birthstone. Birthstone jewelry is not just a hot trend but a sentimental favorite with our Eve's Addiction customers and is makes the perfect gift. The birthstone can represent every member of the family - even the four legged ones! Our Vintage Style 4 Stone Round Silver Birthstone Slide Pendant comes with your choice of a 16 or 18 inch omega chain and is made of high quality sterling silver.
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Storylines abound as Angels, Rangers meet in Texas
AL West heavyweights square off with Hamilton facing former team
Don't think the Rangers aren't cognizant of the circumstances in play when the Angels visit Arlington, Texas, this weekend.
It will be the first meeting of the 2013 campaign for the two American League West heavyweights. It will be the first tilt between two teams with World Series aspirations. It will be the Rangers' home opener, an annual festival full of pomp and pageantry.
And, of course, there's that Josh Hamilton guy.
Perhaps the largest fish in the free-agent pond this offseason, Hamilton bolted the Texas heat for the Los Angeles spotlight when he inked a five-year pact with the Angels in December.
"I think it'll be mixed," Hamilton said of the reaction he expects from Rangers fans. "I don't know if I can say there will be more claps than boos, or more boos than claps. It's something I'm not going to think about or stress about. When it happens, it happens."
As for the Rangers' reaction, it doesn't appear as though they have set aside time to prattle and reminisce with their ex-teammate.
"I'll let [others] hype him up," said Derek Holland, who will start Friday's contest. "He was a great teammate and did a lot of great things. He's an unbelievable athlete, but now he's on the other side. I've got to go out and execute and take care of business."
Rangers southpaw Matt Harrison, who will take the hill on Saturday, shared a similar business-like approach.
"We played with Hamilton for four or five years, and he's a great baseball player and a tough out," Harrison said. "At the same time, I'll be ready to go. It will be different facing him on an opposing team, but when the game starts, I'm trying to get him out."
Hamilton spent five seasons with Texas, an era during which he made five All-Star teams, won an AL Most Valuable Player Award and helped the team to a pair of appearances in the Fall Classic.
"It was great, absolutely," Hamilton said of his time in Texas. "I enjoyed every minute of it, the guys over there were great, the chemistry in the clubhouse was great. Hopefully it continues over there. Coaching staff, organization, front office, I can't say anything bad about it.
"I wish them the best. But as it goes, when we play them, we're going to get after it and try to beat them."
Now, the slugger has joined an Angels lineup that features the reigning AL Rookie of the Year and MVP runner-up in Mike Trout and a three-time National League MVP in Albert Pujols.
Holland isn't concerned despite posting a 7.00 ERA (21 earned runs in 27 innings) last season in four outings against the Halos.
"It doesn't matter. We've faced good lineups before," Holland said. "It comes down to making pitches and keeping the defense on their toes. The offense will do its part if I do my part. But there's no doubt it's a great lineup."
Texas skipper Ron Washington attempted to downplay the hype for Friday's affair.
"It's not the first time we've played the Angels under big circumstances," Washington said. "I'm sure everybody in Texas is excited."
Rangers: Holland ready to roll
The Angels have hit Holland hard in his outings against the division rival. For his career, Holland is 7-5 with a 5.58 ERA in 16 appearances (13 starts) against Los Angeles, having surrendered 101 hits in 90 1/3 frames.
Trout, Pujols, Alberto Callaspo, Mark Trumbo, Howie Kendrick and Erick Aybar -- who all have at least 17 at-bats against Holland -- all boast batting averages better than .300 against the 26-year-old.
Still, Holland remains eager to toe the rubber before Rangers fans at the club's home opener.
"I'm excited," he said. "I'm looking forward to it and I'm ready to go. I feel strong. I feel prepared. I'm just a little anxious to get out there."
Holland, who pitched for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic last month, logged a 2.12 ERA in 17 Cactus League innings.
Angels: Vargas set to take the ball
Jason Vargas will make his Angels debut on Friday, his first regular-season outing since Los Angeles acquired the southpaw from the Mariners for Kendrys Morales in December.
In six spring starts, Vargas posted a 1-2 record and 7.54 ERA, yielding 19 earned runs on 30 hits in 22 2/3 innings. Familiar with the Rangers because of his AL West ties, Vargas went 1-2 with a 5.04 ERA in four starts against Texas last season.
"I feel ready," Vargas said. "It would've been nice to have a couple more good games, but I felt like I threw the ball well at times. I'm looking forward to getting out there and getting the feel of that first game."
Worth noting
• The Angels won 10 of 19 meetings with the Rangers last season. Texas is 10-9 in home openers at the Ballpark in Arlington and 22-19 overall in home openers.
• Friday's home opener at the Ballpark in Arlington is sold out. As of Wednesday, there were 1,500 reserved seats remaining for Saturday's matinee and 10,000 reserved seats available for Sunday's night game.
Zack Meisel is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @zackmeisel. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Thursday, April 03, 2014 at 4:11 PM
Do you talk to your friends about your sex life?
Back when we were single women, we would talk about our sex lives—every detail, every funny thing, every you'll-never-believe-this-happened anecdote—and now we just...don't. Once we got married, we all clammed up. Maybe it's because we know each other's partners, or because we're older, or because there aren't as many crazy anecdotes? Maybe it's because we don't need as much reassurance? But, whatever the reason, it sort of feels awkward and abrupt now to bust out with a crazy story from the night before.
One big difference, in my experience at least, is that we talk about our sex lives in overarching ways—"Have you had sex since the baby was born?" "We're going away for a romantic vacation to reconnect"—but we don't share random stories or moments. Sometimes I really want to have that kind of salacious girl talk, but with many of my friends, I'd feel weird these days!
What about you? How much do you share about your sex life to your friends? Everything? Nothing? I'm so curious!
Just for fun, this Seinfeld clip made me laugh out loud. Jerry, spill the beans!
P.S. How long do you wait to sleep with someone? And how to keep the sparks flying.
70 comments:
- Ros said...
It helps to have friends with a similar level of shame and/or openness.
I don't discuss the specifics of sex with my broader circle of friends, but my 2-3 best friends, though? Yeeeeah. No shame. Specific details, frustrations, explicit reviews of toys - it's all fair game.
- Rue Ramirez said...
I have one friend that I can do this with. She's always willing to listen and share her own stories.
I'd never share that kind of stuff with most of my friends. Not even with my best friend of nearly 20 years! It's just weird! - 4:17 PM
- Gina said...
ALL the time, with my closest friends.
- MelanieKPrice said...
I will talk about my (married) sex life with only two of my close girlfriends. We will get pretty detailed too (eek!). We never make fun of our spouses...just be silly girls, drinking wine and enjoying the moment. Often times it can turn to 'how often are you having sex' or 'have you ever tried this?' and 'a funny quirk about _______ is".
I always find that once I leave from having a fun evening with these two friends that I always feel refreshed, light hearted and...happy. It must be because we end of laughing so hard we almost piss our selves silly.
Aren't belly laughs with your girlfriends awesome? - 4:20 PM
- stk said...
I'd say with most of my friends we can discuss it-- but yes, we usually drink some wine before the really good stuff comes out. I think since we've all recently had babies, we actually have less shame (if you gave birth in a hospital, likely 4 people were dealing with all sorts of stuff in your nether-regions and modesty left right about then). I do have some friends who are more private, but I chalk that up to their nature-- they are also the types who always have to present themselves as perfect and their lives are without flaws. That gets boring for them and for anyone else observing. I think it's really important to be able to be authentic with at least some really close friends.
- Megan M-R said...
It's true; I only share a little bit now and rarely. I like to think he'd be more discreet about me with buddies so I do the same for him. I think I'm more protective and just care so much more about him that I wouldn't want to put something out there that would make him uncomfortable. With the exes, it all felt more like a funny game, like who cares, it's all hilarious. ha
- Joanna Goddard said...
@stk, "we usually drink some wine before the really good stuff comes out"—true! :)
- Maria Dabboussy said...
The exact same thing has happened in my group of friends, the only ones who still really talk about sex in detail are the single ladies, whats up with that?!
Sometimes if it is just one other close friend, we do disclose, but it's not often and definitely nothing too intimate. - 4:22 PM
- weclapourhands said...
My fiance would consider my sharing details about our sex life (just to share - not asking for advice or having a serious topic to discuss) as disrespecting his privacy. So I don't share because I want to be respectful to him. But if my friends want to tell me about their sex lives I will listen to what they want to share.
- Mallory said...
I actually have never been a sharer when it comes to sex talk! It's funny, because some of my friends talk to me about it (still, even though everyone is married) but I just don't like to talk about my sex life!
Actually, when we were in college, my then boyfriend (now husband) and I had to have a talk because his joking about our sex life with people - not even talking about it really, just joking - made me uncomfortable. I've always felt a little prudish for not wanting to talk about it, so it's nice to hear not everyone feels the need to share! - 4:24 PM
- ohnomyboots said...
As a single parent who has had an active dating life for the last 10 years, I've had a hard time finding female friends I can dish with about sex and have long suspected that this is because of a loyalty differential between married and dating sex:) I think i'd be less likely to dish on my husband than on a guy I'm just getting to know.
- jennifer said...
Prior to marriage, my friends (and their opinions) were more important than the man I was dating so sex talk was the norm. After marriage, my husband (and our relationship) was/is more important than my friends. Along with those priorities comes a certain level of respect for the most important relationship in my life. And, as you said, I've long-since shed the feeling of needing to feel accepted by peers by sharing sexcapades.
- Shelley Musleh said...
We definitely all used to discuss sex a lot...and now it's not very often. Mostly at a party when the women gather and have had a few too many haha.
When we do it's more general...just like oh how often do you do this? or have you tried that? not so much an actual sex story, although there is a bit of that as well I suppose. I feel I am probably the most adventurous and they have mostly settled down and that's why they don't want to talk as much. When I chime in I have actually had people stop me and say "oh you and your husband don't count you two are freaks!" We are all only 25 with no kids so I'm not sure why they think its acceptable for their sex lives to be dwindling...
maybe because we are all married and all hang out together with the husbands?
my husband comes back and tells me the men do talk about it...mostly complaining to be honest! I always say no no don't tell me! he says he always walks away feeling very lucky. - 4:28 PM
- CB said...
To me it seems really disrespectful to your spouse to discuss your sex life in detail with friends. We aren't in college talking about some random hook up or some lame boyfriend. When it's your husband I think your feelings of trust and intimacy are so much stronger and, for me at least, it seems like the kind of thing that wouldn't be right to share with friends. Generals like how often - sure. Specifics like what he likes or what we tried recently - nope.
- Bethany said...
I think it depends on what kind of relationship you're in - if you're in a long-term, monogamous partnership like marriage, you're clearly talking about your partner, who your friends probably know. It can feel disrespectful to divulge private moments of what it's like to have sex with my husband, especially since my best friends know him really well. I imagine it would be different if it feels safer to share that information about someone your friends haven't met.
- Meg said...
My sister-in-law and I were talking about this last weekend when our wine-fueled evening turned to the same topic. It was partly odd because she's married to my brother, but I kind of forgot about that and it was just two friends talking about everything (mostly about sex after babies) and it was just so nice to talk about it again!!! I wish I lived near my close friends to have someone to have girl talk with too! xx
- Lily L-M said...
I feel the same way, just from going from 17 to 23! In high school and even in college I learned so many good tips from just sharing stories! Now it seems like everyone has tightened up, single friends even... I feel like I'm missing something, is this just something that comes with age?!
http://whilemyboyfriendsaway.blogspot.com/ - 4:47 PM
- Adam, Belinda & Rondo said...
i think its loyalty, our partners are now our best friends.
- Amy P said...
I do with my sisters and one of my sisters-in-law, but not with too many specific details. Somewhere in between vague and detailed. None of my friends are close enough except for in very broad terms.
- Sara Po oi said...
I find I do this with my sister more than anyone, although I do have some close friends that have shared much more than I ever wanted to know about their husbands :)
- vmcarnevale said...
I don't love talking about it with anyone. I waited until I was married to have sex, so for all of high school and college I hated the sex conversations because I had nothing to contribute, but even now that it's part of my life I find myself shying away from them. I feel like in a world where EVERY thing is shared, every thought/feeling/cute photo, instantaneously, it's nice to have something be truly and 100% ours. It's so intimate, and personal, and meaningful, that I want to keep it just for us and not invite others in, It feels so special that way.
- rawketstarling said...
I'm not married, but I didn't start having sex until I was 24, with my current boyfriend (which was almost four years ago!) Since EVERYTHING was so new to me, I talked about it with girlfriends I didn't even know that well--I was just so enthralled with every part of it, it was all so new and exciting to me :) I'm sure I over-shared and drove my newer friends crazy.
Four years later, I've finally learned when to keep my mouth shut. But I am NOT above sharing details, especially on a girl's night. But I've learned where the line is, where my boyfriend's comfort level is. And honestly? I don't care if he tells his friends details about our sex life--I don't care if they all know how awesome I am in the sack. ;)
- Ms. Magpie said...
Think about it this way: Do you want your husband talking in detail about your sex life with HIS friends?
- Liv said...
Everything, actually! This is probably not hindered by the fact that I was a Gender Studies major doing graduate research in sexuality and intimacy, so I'm pretty much the one people turn to if they need an ear.
Sex is a beautiful part of life, I don't mind hearing or talking about it. - 5:22 PM
- E. and Baby P. said...
it's so true! my single girl friends talk about their hook ups all the time. married friends, nothing.
- Nichole said...
I am in the same situation! My friends and I speak in general terms about sex, but we don't divulge any details. A previous poster said exactly what I was thinking, 'do you want your husband sharing details of your sex life with his friends?' I don't think I'd mind general stuff, but I certainly don't want to think of my husband talking about the kinky details with friends while watching Monday Night Football. Yikes.
- officiallyobsessed.net said...
Absolutely agree that it's a loyalty to your partner thing. I've actually been with my spouse since we were in college, but I had, ahem, a fun few years before that. My best friend and I would ALWAYS dish about the specifics, and since he's a gay man, we usually talked a lot about penises. He actually got really mad at me when I refused to talk to him about my sex life after I started dating my now-spouse.
But what's happened now, 13 years later, is that they're good friends too, and I'm glad I stuck to my guns -- there's no reason that friends need to know the size, shape, and direction of each other's genitalia (which, ha, is what my friend ALWAYS used to ask me to tell him)!
I actually think that feeling like you don't want to spill too much about your sex life is probably a good indicator that you're taking the relationship really seriously! Of course, everyone's "too much" line is different... - 5:37 PM
- Amanda said...
Whenever I've had a sex life to share, I've always had that one girlfriend that I can tell everything to and she can relate to everything I'm saying. Gotta have that one friend.
- Kate Szczerba said...
I'm 23 and my two best girlfriends are 21 and 25. We all settled into serious relationships during/after college and talk about sex openly. The longer you go without talking specifics the harder it can be to bring them up in the future!
- Emikos Werid Unexplained thoughts said...
I am in my late 20s and I have friends who are younger and older. Most people I know tell me about their lives in general not so much sex life. (which im so glad) . I am a very closed person so I dont unless its with friends ive had a while. But its nothing ever wroth speaking on I guess because we know each other significant others.
- Sammi Egan said...
my best friend is a guy. we talk about everything.
- Chelsea Marie said...
I am blessed with 2 best friends who love talking/listening about it just as much as I do. I have always been an open person when it comes to anything in my life, so it is hard for me to be friends with someone that doesn't want to put their general business out there when I do. I can usually tell - long before a sex talk comes up - whether or not they are the sharing type and whether or not we will mesh well. I respect the people that want to keep it to themselves but there's something about over-sharers that draws me in right away!
I also don't mind when my boyfriend shares our stories. Sex is something EVERYONE has in common, so being so private about it seems funny to me. - 6:59 PM
- Cat B said...
I've been in serious relationships before and i've always spoke about sex.
It helps solving so much doubts and worries that we might have. And obviously that with time it might get harded to speak about it, but i found that one way to talk about it with friends without being too crude is to actually speak with no jokes.. or at least start that way, like you are having a conversation over the weather (acting normal i mean xD ) it will late develop into a more natural conversation and later it will be so casual you won't even think about it as something abnormal.
And i think that friends knowing the husbands is no big deal, people need to separate things. Friends are still friends whether you know the husband/wife or not. It's a skill to maintain an impartial position and realize that if my friend is telling me about her sex life is because she trusts me enough not to intrude or comment after the conversation ends.
Besides, when girls are talking i always think of that saying 'what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas'.
I personally don't think it's disrespectful to our spouse, because we all need to vent out some of our concerns and opinions to someone and sometimes we want to do it with someone with a diff/ perspective and insight, or simply we just want to share it with some other person that isn't our partner. As long as we do it in a respectful way, IMO there is nothing wrong in doing so.
(sorry about any mistakes, typing from my old phone) - 7:13 PM
- Aya said...
Before opening this post, I was going to say just this! When I was casually dating, or even had a boyfriend, my friends and I would share every detail. But now that I have a husband, I don't share as much. Perhaps it's because I'm as close if not closer to him and don't feel comfortable exposing him the way I did with exes. Also, my husband and I are fortunate to have a fulfilling sex life while many of my friends are struggling. I don't know how to work out this difference. We mostly now just talk in general terms. I miss the girl talk.
- Trina said...
Without reading the post I was totally going to say, "Meh, more in my 20s than now in my mid-30s." Ha! Back then I was all about the TMI (to a select few close friends, haha). I think in your 20s you're trying to figure things out and it helps to talk things over with friends for some perspective. Maybe in your mid-30s, if you and they are in stable, monogamous relationships, you may feel you don't want to dump on your friends so much because they have more on their own plates...and that you can handle most whatever comes up and talk it over with your partner.
- Introverted Art said...
I watch Seinfeld everyday, nothing like friends ;-)
- Carrie said...
My mom is VERY um well prudish perhaps so I was raised hiding tampons in a cart. After high school I learned to embrace things but was still really shy. I didn't have a boyfriend until I was 21 (and I married him). I hardly talk to husband about sex but I'm trying to be more open about it with my girlfriends (building my way up I guess).
Long story short - I brought up sex during Girls Night with my bestie this past Saturday. - 9:18 PM
- Krystal said...
I am 22 and not in a serious relationship so my friends and I discuss every detail of our sex lives with each other. Every hair, position, gross weird detail is discussed. Its pretty much an over-sharing fest but I love it and hope that it never changes even as we get older because it is a strange connection that everyone shares and often the conversation ends in uncontrollable laughter. Love this post! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Krystal | www.moorekrystal.wordpress.com - 9:28 PM
- With love said...
I'm 29 and my girlfriends are all in long term relationships, some with kids. In a group, we would never bring up details about our sex lives unless a lot of wine had been consumed. But individually, in one-on-ones, it would depend a lot on the particular friend, some are more relaxed about it than others. I find it harder to talk about stuff that's not good in your sex life, because there's potential judgement attached -- it reflects on both you and your partner. But maybe it's just about having friends that you trust with whatever you tell them. I do really wish it was not such a taboo. It's lovely to have outlets like this, where you can talk about things openly. Thanks for bringing it up, Joanna!
- Rebecca Thexton said...
We are quite open and share a lot, but the wine helps for sure! Love your posts :)
- L8Blmr said...
Definitely share every detail with my dearest friend. My other friends, not so much. It's really a level of comfort and then trust. We hold no secrets and we laugh and giggle and sometimes are surprised by each other. It's a wonderful!
- Andrea said...
I'm a prude this way. I feel like it is disrepectful to my partner to go into full detail. On the other hand my sister in law blabs on facebook, not in detail...but enough to make me cringe.
You are right though...was less concerned before marriage and kids. Somehow it is a bit more precious and private now. - 4:34 AM
- Delcarla said...
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- Maelles said...
All the time. With my closest girl friends, that is. We are young (23) and not settled into serious relationships, plus i think we are still 'exploring' so we share everything,the most intimate and sometimes embarassing details - it's always fun. However, one of our friends is now in a serious relationship, and i've noticed that she seems less willing to share... And it's also impossible to talk about this with male friends. One of my best friend is a guy, and there's absolutely no ambiguity between us whatsoever and we talk about very private and intimate stuff but everytime i try to bring sex to the conversation to get some masculine insight, he is SO embarassed and change the subject immediately, it's hilarious :)
http://maellesmarie.blogspot.fr/ - 6:04 AM
- Amanda said...
I am so glad that you wrote this, and you totally nail it with the now and back then comparison. My husband and I just wrote a his and hers post about trying to find romantic time as parents. It was, shall we say, an unflinching glimpse and it really helped us. I honestly think my husband would like me talking about our sex life because it would have me thinking more about sex. We have three daughters and it's just hard sometimes to let go of the to-dos and the fatigue of the day and have anything left for fun. But it is so important. Please don't stop cracking this door open. You have such an honest, playful voice!
http://amandamagee.com/2014/03/marriage-surviving-not-in-the-mood/ - 7:33 AM
- st said...
Maybe it is even the other way round?
Once you do not have the urge to talk about your sex life so much anymore, you are ready for a serious relationship? Like valueing intimacy with your partner higher than telling interesting stories. Which might be a necessary circumstance for your partner to feel the respect that is needed. - 8:14 AM
- A. Sparkle said...
So glad for this post! In the past I've always shared the utmost details of what happened in my sex life. Granted this was one on one with my ace boon coons and never in a group setting. Now that im engaged and in a serious relationship it's different.. It feels like I would disrespect him if I were to divulge info to my friends now, especially since he's a private person. I miss having that type of girl talk, but I think it's just one of those things that happens when your in a serious relationship instead of one that you know won't last..
- Lauren E. said...
When my friends and I are single, we totally dish. It actually gets pretty down and dirty! But when any of us is in a serious relationship, the details don't come out. Just like you, someone will say, "Do you guys still have sex a lot?" but it's never as raunchy as when there is no emotion involved.
- ce said...
in your 20's and when mostly all of your friends where single, yes, share was a must...but in your 30 or 40 it depends..i learned that married friends usually loooove to talk with their husbands....and that includes your sex life ...so, next time you go to your friend's place you know her husband knows that you cant' have orgasms through intercourse or that you slept with your second cousin... that's why i become more and more secretive (or maybe my sex life gets more and more boring...)
- ce said...
my last comment has horrific grammar errors!!! english is not my first language but i'm not that bad either, sorry!!
- Michelle said...
I think the main difference is that once you're married, you have a level of respect for that person's privacy that you didn't have for any of the other guys in your life before him!
- Philline Dilao said...
I do with my best friend/ roommate from college. And it hasn't changed since she got married.
I feel weird talking about it with my newer friends though, especially with the younger and curious ones. I don't know how much info is TMI. - 9:53 AM
- kristen said...
I'm with you in WANTING to talk more about sex with my friends, but it does end up being strange! When you think about it, sex is incredibly ordinary, and I wish more people were just a little less squeamish about discussing masturbation, vaginas, nipples, orgasms, etc. It's nothing to be ashamed about!
- Talia said...
I think it is because once married, it feels more sacred, personal and something between my husband and I only. I know I wouldn't appreciate him sharing our sex life with his friends. That's ours.
Perhaps I am old school? - 10:09 AM
- darknight said...
It might be because I'm the last single friend left but all of my (married) friends discuss their sex lives with me all the time! Losing girl talks is something i was afraid of when everyone got married but it hasn't been a problem. They do get a little preachy when I discuss my man problems though. :-/
- Mletta said...
No matter how close I am to a female friend, and trust her, I somehow feel it's a violation of my guy and our relationship to discuss sex. We're partners and sex is among the most intimate things we share (but not the only intimate things we share). I know I would not like him to discuss our sex life with his friends, who I like and trust. So I'm pretty sure he wouldn't be thrilled with me sharing details, etc. with my friend or friends.
Not judging others here and again, it could depend on how and what you share, as well as why (is there a need to get feedback on something that is problematic? Perhaps a professional would be a better help.)
There just comes a time in life when you realize that you don't need to and should not, share everything with even your closest friends.
Some things should just remain private. - 11:25 AM
- Ruth Quinn said...
I don't have many friends that I would talk to about sex, but just before my wedding a group of friends (6 of us) surprised me with an in-home sex workshop with a "sex educator" from New York's Babeland. Lots of alcohol was needed for the night to be as fun and shameless as it was; but it was SO MUCH FUN. I feel like we all really bonded that night. We also all purchased various "toys" and everyone got pretty into it. It wasn't awkward at all! My stomach ached the next day from laughing. I would HIGHLY recommend to anyone living in New York (they have a store on LES and in Park Slope.
- Ana Simões said...
I think, once you're married, that part of your life becomes a lot more private, first of all, for loyalty with your partner.
When we made our partnership official, I decided that I should never do to my partner whatever I wouldn't like him to do to me.
I would hate if he talked about our private life with his friends, so I abstain from doing so.
I talk to my best friend about random celebrity/platonic crushes or about being in the mood (or, more accurately, being too tired to be in the mood), but never, ever about sex life details. - 1:19 PM
- Courtney G said...
Yes - we do. I have a group of 6 girlfriends, some are more open than others, but it definitely comes up!
- Meadow said...
As I've gotten older, less and less. Probably for similar reasons as you, Joanna. I guess it doesn't really come up much, either. I've always been quite a private person to start with, though.
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- gardeniasandmint said...
Great clip! I'm still in my 20s so I'm totally open about chit chatting!
- Kristen said...
It's so funny you mentioned this. I was just talking about the exact same thing with my husband recently. My girlfriends and I shared so many (probably too many) stories with each other and now it feels weird bringing it up. I'm the only married one, but others are in long term relationships and it just seems...different. Maybe it's age?
- kelly zellers said...
I'm married, in my 30's, with a toddler, but I still love gossiping about sex (usually when something funny happens). However, most of my friends have become a little more reserved and I just end up feeling like a big ol perv. Luckily I work with some pretty rowdy ladies, so I still get to have some fun girl talk.
- timogloria said...
My friends and I put EVERYTHING out on the table. I have actually described our world as Seinfeldesque. I love it, it feels so loose and fun, and we all feel so close to one another. On any given night I could expect my closest friends (two of whom are married) to be sitting around our living room and anything at all could come up. The only thing marriage has really changed is talk of ex-loves. It doesn't seem right to discuss those sexual experiences now.
Even distance hasn't really stopped us. This past year, we have all spread across the world but we keep a text-group active and have group discussions over text daily (still, completely uncensored). It's fun to still have them in contact this way, but my heart aches for the days when on any given night I could expect any number of my friends to burst through my door with an exciting story they couldn't wait to share.
I wrote a little about it here when I was feeling especially nostalgic for them...
http://www.timogloria.com/2013/08/09/a-tribute-to-my-friends/ - 10:58 PM
- Michelle Leonardson said...
I find the conversation about sex even more interesting now that I'm married and so are most of my friends. It use to be about WHO we were having sex with (and where ;) and now it's about how much better it is getting with just the ONE (and where ;). Sex is still surprising, I mean who knew that would happen?!
- Marie Adamo said...
It is way too much fun to talk about with your friends. It really shouldn't be a taboo conversation - everyone does it! And for the people who say it is 'disrespectful' to your partner - you don't need to share anything disrespectful? But you should still be able to go to your closest friends for advice, even if there are problems. I don't think its healthy for your partner to ban you from seeking advice from friends.
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I definitely agree! When my girlfriends and I were single, no detail went left unshared. Now that we're all in relationships, though, we don't talk in depth about sex -- if at all. We're like sisters so those boys are like brothers -- definitely don't want to picture them having sex! :D
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Holocaust (hŏl´əkôst´, hō´lə–), name given to the period of persecution and extermination of European Jews by Nazi Germany. Romani (Gypsies), homosexuals, Jehovah's Witnesses, the disabled, and others were also victims of the Holocaust. Although anti-Semitism in Europe has had a long history, organized persecution of German Jews began with Hitler's rise to power in 1933. Jews were disenfranchised, then terrorized in anti-Jewish riots (such as Kristallnacht), forced into the ghettos and had their property seized, and finally sent to concentration camps. After the outbreak of World War II, Hitler established death camps to secretly implement what he called
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Extermination squads were also sent to the fronts: In one operation alone, over 30,000 Jews were killed at Babi Yar (Ukr. Babyn Yar), outside Kiev. In all, some 1.7 million Jews were shot to death in Soviet Europe in 1941–42. After 450,000 Jews were sent from the Warsaw Ghetto to death camps, news of their fate led the last 60,000 to rebel (1943), fighting until they were killed, captured, or escaped to join the resistance. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has documented a staggering 42,500 ghettos, slave-labor and concentration camps, brothels, and other facilities for the confinement and/or murder of Jews in German controlled areas (from France to Russia) in the years 1933–45—a much higher number than originally thought. It is estimated that from 15 to 20 million people were imprisoned or died at these sites. The main Jewish resistance was spiritual: observing their religion and refraining from suicide, while Zionists evacuated some to Palestine. By the end of the war some six million Jews had been systematically murdered. The Allies refused rescue attempts and American Jews were warned against attempting them. While the European churches were silent, some clergy and individual non-Jews saved many. The Danes sent most Danish Jews to Sweden in private boats while under German occupation.
After the war Nazi leaders were tried for war crimes at Nuremburg, and West Germany later adopted (1953) the Federal Compensation Law, under which billions of dollars were paid to those who survived Nazi persecution. In the mid-1990s a number of suits were filed against Swiss banks that held accounts belonging to Holocaust victims but had denied the fact and failed to restore the money. A settlement reached in 1998 established a $1.25 billion fund to be used to compensate those who can document their claims and, more generally, Holocaust survivors, the latter as restitution for undocumented accounts and for Swiss profits on Nazi accounts involving Holocaust victims' property. Also in 1998, the Roman Catholic Church formally acknowledged Catholic complicity in the long-standing European anti-Semitism that was background to the Holocaust. Under the terms of an agreement signed in 2000 by the United States and Germany, a $5 billion fund was established by the German government and German industry to compensate those who were slave or forced laborers or who suffered a variety of other losses under the Nazi regime.
A vast literature consisting of histories, diaries, memoirs, poetry, novels, and prayers has emerged in an effort to understand the Holocaust in terms of its religious and secular implications. The secular materials have attempted to explain how it happened and the reactions of the victims; some have suggested that an underlying and pervasive anti-Semitism in Germany was fueled by a deep and complete despair combined with a corrosive and unacknowleged sense of worthlessness that had been created by crushing and humiliating hardships and the disintegration of the Weimar Republic. The religious materials have focused on the problem of whether one can still speak in traditional Jewish terms of a God, active in history, who rewards the righteous and who maintains a unique relationship with the Jewish people. Museums and memorials have been established in a number of cities worldwide to preserve the memory of the Holocaust. There are three main archives that contain materials relating to the Holocaust: the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, and the International Tracing Service in Bad Arolsen, Hesse, Germany.
See M. Buber, Eclipse of God (1952); E. Wiesel, Night (1960) and Legends of Our Time (1968); R. L. Rubenstein, After Auschwitz (1966); A. H. Friedlander, ed., Out of the Whirlwind (1968); L. Davidowisz, The War against the Jews (1975); D. S. Wyman, The Abandonment of the Jews: America and the Holocaust (1984); C. Browning, Ordinary Men (1992); I. W. Charny, ed., Holding on to Humanity—The Message of Holocaust Survivors: The Shamai Davidson Papers (1992); R. Hilberg, Perpetrators, Victims, Bystanders: The Jewish Catastrophe, 1933–1945 (1992) and The Destruction of European Jews (3 vol., 3d ed. 2003); D. J. Goldhagen, Hitler's Willing Executioners (1996); S. Friedländer, Nazi Germany and the Jews (2 vol., 1997–2007); W. D. Rubinstein, The Myth of Rescue (1997); I. Clendinnen, Reading the Holocaust (1999); O. Bartov, Mirrors of Destruction: War, Genocide, and Modern Identity (2000); R. Rhodes, Masters of Death: The SS-Einsatzgruppen and the Invention of the Holocaust (2002); O. Bartov, Germany's War and the Holocaust (2003); C. R. Browning, The Origins of the Final Solution (2004); P. Longerich, Holocaust (2010). See also C. Lanzmann, dir., Shoah (two-part documentary film, 1985).
Holocaust: Selected full-text books and articles
Jack R. Fischel.
Greenwood Press, 1998
Donald Niewyk; Francis Nicosia.
Columbia University Press, 2000
Jonathan Steinberg.
Routledge, 2002
Eve Nussbaum Soumerai; Carol D. Schulz.
Greenwood Press, 1998
Livia Rothkirchen.
University of Nebraska Press, 2005
Konrad Kwiet; Jürgen Matthäus.
Praeger, 2004
Dan Diner.
University of California Press, 2000
Hasia R. Diner.
New York University Press, 2009
Anita Brostoff; Sheila Chamovitz.
Oxford University Press, 2002
Gerald D. Feldman; Wolfgang Seibel.
Berghahn Books, 2004
János Bársony; Ágnes Daróczi.
International Debate Education Association, 2007
Lucjan Dobroszycki; Jeffrey S. Gurock.
M.E. Sharpe, 1993
Victoria J. Barnett.
Praeger, 1999
Gertrude Schneider.
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