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We ARE located in Dupont Circle unfortunately many listing's on this site claiming to be in Dupont are not FYI... This ultra luxury Dupont Condo comes with fully equipped gourmet kitchen, including a bar equipped with wine refrigerator and marble floors. Also includes luxury granite bathroom with Jacuzzi soaking tub, heated towel rack and more. The luxurious living room includes a large screen HD cable TV with DVD player. Private off-street parking available. Free wireless internet connection and W/D are included for your convenience. This Condo is situated in the heart of Dupont Circle on a quiet tree-lined street centrally located downtown in one of Washington's best neighborhoods. Walk less than one block to the east to enjoy the finest dining & shopping on 17th Street or 2 blocks to the west brings you to the unique shopping and countless restaurants along Connecticut Avenue. Two blocks from the Metro (red line). Also within walking distance of the National Mall, DC's finest museums, and the largest concentration of private art galleries.
Prime Neighborhood: Dupont Cirlce is one of Washington's best neighborhoods. There are more than 80 restaurant choices within a 15 minute walk, ranging from fast-food to the finest dining. Other neighborhood conveniences include Whole Foods Premium Grocers 3 blocks from unit, CVS Pharmacy less than 2 blocks, Safeway Grocery less than 1 block, nightlife within 1 block, and the myriad of unique shopping located on Connecticut Avenue 2 block away, 17th Street shopping 1 block away. Dupont Metro a 5 minute walk. Easy destinations such as The World Bank, Convention Center, Marriott Wardman, Omni Shorehem Hotels, George Washington, Georgetown, American, & Catholic Universities, U.S. Capital, Senate Office Buildings, Smithsonian Museums, Title Basin, and The Library of Congress are easy Metro rides, usually no more than 10 minutes.
Our Neighborhood - Dupont Cirlce: With its funky shops and trendy restaurants and bars, Dupont Circle is one of the hippest neighborhoods in Washington. Its cosmopolitan air draws visitors both young and old. Once a neighborhood of old money and the nouveau riche, Dupont Circle today is home to artists, intellectuals and young professionals. The neighborhood's turn-of-the-century mansions and Brownstones, formerly home to prominent families, today house art museums, restaurants, embassies and fun shops. Dupont Circle is also home to the Phillips Collection, one of the city's foremost art museums with paintings by Renoir, Degas, and Cezanne.
Please Note we have a very strict 'NO SMOKING POLICY' You forfeit your deposit and will be billed for any and all smoking damage...
The place was excellent. Very clean and with everything that you will need for a stay away from home. For our 1st time in DC this was a perfect location. Close to the Mall, restaurants and most importantly across the street from Safeway (grocery store). The neighborhood was quiet and felt safe.
We are definitely looking to stay there next time we go to DC.
This condo is ideally situated to everything one needs to have a wonderful experience in DC. Add to that the attention to detail and willingness to please on the part of the owners and you have an experience that can not be beat. Our family of 4 stayed for a week and while a little cozy, the condo work great for us. Our teenage son had an internship in the Dupont area, so he stayed on for another six weeks. He had an experience of a lifetime and most importantly, we knew he was in an ultra safe environment with services all conveniently located. Again, the owners went above and beyond with all of our requests and questions. Secretly we're hoping our son ends up back in the DC area - my husband and I would jump at an opportunity to go back and stay at Alan and Peggy's property again. I did a lot of research, on a variety of locations - we totally lucked out ! This is a wonderful accommodation - everything you could want for a vacation rental. Heartily recommend!
Clean, nicely appointed, and a great location . Well worth the money. Owners are very good to deal with.
I would highly recommend this vacation rental. Very classy, and well appointed. Excellent location in a pretty, hip, and safe part of town. Great neighborhood to walk around, close to two grocery stores, and the metro.
The beautiful kitchen is a lot bigger than the picture shows and three of us were able to move around easily. The wine & snacks were a nice extra, and there were many items left in the fridge to use. The bedding and towels were soft. We had a friend who is 6'4" sleeping on the couch pullout and he said he was quite comfortable. The main bed was nice for my mom. I tried sleeping on the air mattress but it wasn't very comfortable, so I moved into the bedroom and just shared the bed with my mom.
The owners were super helpful and went out of their way to make sure our visit was the best. Thank you for that! Washington DC is amazing -so much to see !!!
My husband & I rented this charming apartment in DuPont Circle so we would have a place to spend Christmas with our son and daughter in DC this year. It couldn't have turned out better. The apartment is charming. Our children loved it too. It was just the right size for the four of us to spend time together. The weather outside was cold, windy and rainy but we were warm and cozy inside.
The kitchen is lovely and we had a great time cooking Christmas Eve and Christmas Day dinners. It is well equipt and the aplliances are very new and up to date. Everything was clean and the owners went
out of their way to de-scent the apartment for me as I have chemical sensitivities to perfumes. I had no trouble at all staying in the apartment. Thank you to Alan & Peggy for going the extra mile and making my stay a healthy one. Our son and daughter loved the apartment. The local was great for them to get out enjoy the city. I really appreciate everything Alan & Peggy did to make our Christmas one to
remember, even putting out lovely Christmas decorations. We loved it all and would come back again!
The property is very conveniently located near DuPont Circle with a Safeway across the street and Whole Foods within walking distance. If you choose to have a car, the parking option was excellent as the spot was just behind the condo with easy alley access. The friendly owners were very responsive to all questions and everything went smoothly! The condo was accurately depicted on the website and looked just like the pictures. It made a nice home away from home and we'd stay there again.
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Teen Art & Lit — Book Reviews
Looking for a good read? Or have you read a book that you'd like to tell others about? Check out what others have found in the library recently &mdash and add your own review, too!
The Wonder of All Things
by Jason Mott
[Spoiler Alert!!] This was one of the best books I have read in a while. I really liked the different events and surprising things that happened. My favorite part was the end when Ava and Wash each told each other they loved each other. The only thing I would change would be to not put the cuss words in because without them it would make it more relaxing.
by Shannon Hale
This book was quite good, but at some points, I thought some events were a bit unlikely, and sometimes there was not enough time spent explaining or expanding on an event.
Reviewed by Anon on Jul 19, 2014
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by Shannon Hale
What it lacked in tactful writing technique and vocabulary, it made up for with action packed scenes and ridiculously dramatic events. Though it was not boring, the author tried too hard to make it too science fiction without enough explanation. Categorizing it into the Sci-Fi genre causes me to compare it to Crichton but she could not match up. The romance part of the novel was good though.
Reviewed by Amy on Jun 18, 2014
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The Scar Boys
by Len Vlahos
Harry Jones got tragically scarred after being tied to a tree during a lightning storm where he was severely burned on his whole body. He was mentally scarred by all the bullying throughout his whole life. This story is about him growing up and using music as a way to belong after so many years as an outsider. This novel speaks to teen boys in their search for belonging, which is nice because there are so many books for teen girls and not so many for teen boys. I would recommend this book because it portrayed the importance of looking at things from all sides of a situation. This witty and inspirational book was a pleasure to read.
Here Where the Sunbeams are Green
by Helen Phillips
A great story with a tale of adventure and friendship. Interesting characters with different personalities.
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October 15, 2013, declared holiday
MANILA, Philippines—President Benigno Aquino has declared October 15, Tuesday, a public holiday throughout the country in observance of the Muslim Feast of Sacrifice or Eidul Adha or Feast of Sacrifice.
Aquino signed the Proclamation No. 658 on October 3 but it was made public only on Friday.
The President based the proclamation on Republic Act No. 9849, which provides that Eidul Adha be celebrated every year as a regular holiday.
Eid'l Adha is one of the two greatest feasts of Islam, but the date of the festival is based on the declaration made by Saudi Arabia's highest religious body.
The other is Eid'l Fitr or the Feast of Breaking the Fast that marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
Eid'l Adha is the 10th day in the month of Hajj, or the pilgrimage to Mecca, during which Muslims pay homage to Abraham's supreme act of sacrifice that signifies mankind's obedience to God.
This year, Malacañang said that the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos had recommended that the observance of Eid'l Adha be on October 15, "and the Eid'l Adha prayer be performed on the final declaration of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia."
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The South Korea international striker said: "First of all, I have not had the chances and I have had too much pressure on me.
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May 28, 2010
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia, May 28 /PRNewswire/ — You won't believe this! Another absurdly ridiculous religious scholar approves of Muslim women breastfeeding their male co-workers so they can "work" together.
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Javelinas adjust to new skipper
New coach holds high hopes for softball squad
KINGSVILLE -- The winds of change that came blowing in when Blake Miller became the new softball coach at Texas A&M-Kingsville; brought the usual growing pains of adjustment.
After four years under the guidance of Jake Schumann, who resigned to take the similar position at Texas A&M-Corpus; Christi, the Javelinas had to adjust to the style of Miller, a member of the USA National Team.
"We knew things weren't going to be exactly like they were last year. So we did come in open-minded," said catcher Julia Canales, the ex-Kingsville standout who is the lone senior on the A&M-Kingsville; squad this season. "We were going to learn his philosophies and buy into them, and I can honestly say that we all have bought into it."
It has taken a while -- close to the eve of the Javelinas' season opener today against Delta (Miss.) State at the St. Mary's Tournament -- but all appear to be buying the same product.
"They just started making the adjustment a week ago. About four or five days into the spring workout they started to get it. It was a process," said Miller, who previously coached at Darton (Ga.) College. "They started getting it along in the fall and during winter workouts. But I'd say about a week and a half ago everything clicked. The light bulbs started going off and things are starting to look very sharp and professional in what we do."
Miller is hoping that transcends into another strong Lone Star Conference finish and a return trip to the NCAA South Central Region tournament. A&M-Kingsville; was picked to finish fourth in the seven-team LSC South Division.
Miller has done his share of tinkering since arriving in August. Canales, pitcher Morgan Seals and center fielder Cassie Anderson are the lone Javs playing their same positions of a year ago when A&M-Kingsville; went 34-22 and 15-9 in the LSC, setting school marks for home wins and conference victories. And with just 12 players on the roster, there has been plenty of cross-training as well.
"We're very versatile. That's one thing that I teach all my teams. I never know what they can do until I teach all the different aspects of the game," Miller said. "Once they know that, then I find out how truly talented we are. If one person goes down it allows us to stay standing. We might lose a step, but we're not going to lose the battle."
Playing all 56 games as a freshman last season, Anderson is the top returning batter after hitting .317 with 13 runs batted in and a team-best 20 stolen bases a year ago. A three-year starter, Canales was a first-team All-LSC South Division pick after hitting .233 with three home runs and 22 RBI.
Another sophomore, Seals was 3-1 with a 2.13 earned-run average in 18 appearances. She, along with Victoria junior Courtney Rigamonti and freshman Jessika Cantu, will be charged with anchoring a pitching staff that lost its top two hurlers from last season -- Nora Aguilar and Natalie Jones. All three will be counted on by the Javs and Miller, who fashioned his theory with the men's national team.
"Usually I like to put our pitchers into a three-person rotation and make a starter, a middle (reliever) and a closer," Miller said. "... It allows people not to sit on one pitcher. These three pitchers are all completely different. It brings in a different gamut out there."
Rigamonti has been the team's designated player her first two seasons, pitching in eight games as a freshman in 2006 when she was 0-1 with a 5.43 ERA. A Tuloso-Midway product, Cantu was a first team All-District and All-South Texas infielder as a senior.
"They complement each other great. I'm sure he's going to utilize every one of them as much as they can be utilized," said Canales, who also will see action in the outfield. "And they all can hold their ground. And of course we have the defense to back us up. So even when they are caught up in their situations, we'll have our defense to back them up."
Juniors Kristin Schumann (Carroll) and Ma-Lia Guerra (Falfurrias) will be at third base, with Schumann spelling Canales behind the plate. A catcher at Carroll who played first last season for the Javs, Schumann hit .274 last season with 16 RBI and a home run. Guerra batted .271 with 14 RBI and a homer.
A sophomore from Alice, Ariel Lichtenberger is scheduled to play first base, sophomore Shaun Bryan at second and newcomer Meisha Patterson at shortstop. Lichtenberger hit .188 in 21 games while Bryan hit .139 in 41 games. Patterson set five Seward County Junior College records and batted .360-plus in her two seasons there.
Anderson, newcomer Jasmine Ross -- she played for Miller at Darton -- and Guerra will patrol the outfield.
"I think we could surprise a lot of people. Upside, we could be very good. We could go out and win the conference," Miller said. "Downside, we could be bad. I'm not pulling any punches. It's up to our intensity.
"We have a group of 12 girls. If they come out and want to play every game then we could be unbelievable. It's tough when you only have 12 people because sometimes you don't see the people pushing behind you and sometimes that brings a little bit of lackadaisical-ness," Miller said. "That's where we could be bad if that happens."
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"Sinchi Medicina" Sala Diaz 517 Stieren Through July 25 You might think from "Sinchi Medicina" that identical twins David and Daniel Frank, who together make up Cosmocto, have been making art since they were in the womb. Or maybe the two were stone carvers or shamans in some previous lifetime. Either way, they seem to […] [Read More]
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"This is All Real" Unit B 500 Stieren Through July 2 Kitschy curios, painted bats and dolls, ceramic animals, a copy of President Obama's birth certificate and life-size cutouts of the three artists make up the "This Is All Real" exhibit at Unit B. The show feels akin to being in a living room decorated […] [Read More]
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Anima Three Walls 106-D Blue Star Through April 22 In Marlys Dietrick's deck of cards, the bacteria and viruses are the aces and kings. Humans may not be at the top of the food chain, but they're the 10s — strong enough to be a part of a royal flush. Fungi and algae make up […] [Read More]
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Escapism Joan Grona 112 Blue Star Through April 30 A trek to concentration camp sites and the Jewish Museum in Germany inspired Jerry Cabrera's most recent series of abstract paintings. "The experience of walking through some of these cells that were dark and cold places with little light coming through them was a powerful experience," […] [Read More]
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Dozens of Afghan Civilians Killed in US Bombings
Dozens of civilians were killed Tuesday in a US bombing in Afghanistan. Witnesses say US warplanes bombed scores of homes during clashes with Taliban fighters in the western province of Farah. Villagers reportedly brought truckloads of bodies to their provincial governor's office. The Red Cross says dozens of civilians were killed, including many women and children. Estimates of the dead range from thirty to as many as 150. The attack comes as Afghan President Hamid Karzai is in Washington for his first White House meeting sine President Obama took office. On Tuesday, Karzai said US-Afghan relations are strong despite tensions over the bombing of Afghan civilians.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai: "We have had ups and downs, especially in the past year and a half, in our relations with America. There were difficult moments over civilian casualties between us. There were tense moments over the issues of aid distribution and corruption and all that. But ladies and gentlemen, through this forum, I would like to inform the American people that the fundamentals of this relationship are very, very strong."
Karzai says he'll discuss the latest mass killing of Afghan civilians when he meets Obama later today. The Obama administration has increasingly criticized Karzai since he began vocally condemning US air strikes and calling for a timetable for the withdrawal of all foreign troops.
Justice Dept. Torture Memo Probe Rules Out Prosecution
Prospects are dimming for the prosecution of Bush administration lawyers who authorized the torture of foreign prisoners. In a draft report, Justice Department investigators say the lawyers — John Yoo, Jay Bybee and Steven Bradbury — shouldn't face criminal charges for authoring memos that backed a range of abuses including waterboarding and physical assault. The report, however, does say they showed serious lapses in judgment and recommends referring Yoo and Bybee to their state bar associations for possible disciplinary action, including disbarment. Bybee is an appeals court judge, while Yoo is a professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
Report: Torture Backers Lobby to Sway Investigation
The leaked details of the Justice Department probe come amidst reports Yoo and Bybee have launched an aggressive behind-the-scenes effort to water it down. According to the Washington Post, Yoo and Bybee have encouraged former Bush administration colleagues to warn current Justice Department officials against recommending criminal prosecution.
US: Bank of America Needs $34B
In financial news, a government assessment of the nation's top banks has found Bank of America needs an additional $34 billion in capital. The amount is triple previous estimates of what the government's "stress test" was expected to recommend. The finding could result in US taxpayers becoming Bank of America's largest shareholder. Bank of America could raise the needed capital by taking the government's existing $45 billion in non-voting preferred shares under the Wall Street bailout and converting it into common stock. Government officials are also expected to instruct the bailed-out financial giant Citigroup to raise an additional $5 to $10 billion in capital. The full stress test results will be announced on Thursday.
AIG Bonuses Higher than Previously Disclosed
The bailed-out insurance giant AIG has revealed its controversial bonus payouts were higher than previously disclosed. New figures show AIG paid out more than $454 million in bonuses last year, nearly four times the amount it reported in March.
Doctors, Activists Confront Senate Panel for Ignoring Single-Payer Healthcare
On Capitol Hill, a group of doctors and activists directly challenged Democratic senators Tuesday for their refusal to discuss single-payer healthcare. The action came at a Senate Finance Committee meeting on healthcare reform. None of the fifteen witnesses called to testify support single payer, and the committee's chair, Senator Max Baucus of Montana, has dismissed single payer as "off the table." One by one, eight single-payer advocates stood up to challenge Baucus and call for single payer.
Mark Dudzic: "Unions that have endorsed single payer, why are their voices not being heard? Every healthcare lobbyist in America is at the table. When are the American people going to be heard? We need healthcare now! Put single payer on the table now!"
Adam Schneider: "We need to have to have single payer at the table. I have friends who have died, who don't have healthcare, whose healthcare did not withstand their personal health emergencies. It's only when the people that are living in the park and the people that are living on Park Avenue have the same healthcare that everybody will have high-quality healthcare. Single payer now!"
All eight single-payer advocates were arrested. The action was organized by the groups Single Payer Action and Healthcare-NOW!
Biden Criticizes Israeli Settlements, Checkpoints at AIPAC Meeting
The Obama administration has offered some rare public criticism of Israeli government policies. Speaking at the annual American Israel Public Affairs Committee policy conference in Washington, Vice President Joe Biden said Israel should freeze settlement activity.
Vice President Joe Biden: "Israel has to work toward a two-state solution. You're not going to like my saying this, but not build more settlements, dismantle existing outposts, and allow the Palestinians freedom of movement based on their first actions, access to economic opportunity and increased security responsibility. This is a show-me deal, not based on faith. Show me!"
Although the Obama administration has called for freezing the expansion of existing Israeli settlements, it's yet to call for their dismantlement and Israel's withdrawal to its 1967 borders.
Hamas Leader Renews Acceptance of Palestinian State in '67 Borders, Says Rocket Attacks Ceased
As Biden chided Israel, Hamas' political leader renewed his acceptance of a Palestinian state within the Occupied Territories. In an interview with the New York Times, Khaled Meshal said, "We are with a state on the 1967 borders, based on a long-term truce. This includes East Jerusalem, the dismantling of settlements and the right of return of the Palestinian refugees." Meshal also said Hamas fighters in Gaza have completely ceased firing rockets at nearby Israeli towns.
UN Asks Israel for Reparations in Gaza Attacks
A United Nations investigation has found the Israeli military was "negligent or reckless" toward UN facilities, personnel and other civilians during its three-week attack on the Gaza Strip ending in January. Israel attacked at least eight UN sites during its assault on Gaza, including a school where up to forty civilians were killed and a warehouse storing desperately needed supplies. The report found Israel intentionally fired on a UN-run elementary school, killing three youths seeking refuge inside. The UN says it's asked the Israeli government to formally acknowledge its claims of Palestinian militants firing from the sites were untrue. The report also calls on Israel to compensate the families of the UN workers killed or injured in the attacks. But in what critics are calling a major capitulation, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has explicitly rejected the report's call for a further investigation into whether Israel violated international law. In a cover letter attached to the report, Ban praises Israel for its alleged cooperation in the probe and says, "I do not plan any further enquiries." Ban was questioned about his stance at a news conference on Tuesday.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon: "I have no authority to edit or change or alter any recommendations and conclusions of this board of inquiry's judgment. However, because it contains some very sensitive informations, then I decided to summarize, respecting the full integrity of this report and conclusions."
40,000 Flee Swat as Pakistani Leaders Arrive in US
In Pakistan, more than 40,000 people have reportedly fled the Swat Valley following clashes between Pakistani and Taliban forces. Both sides are blaming the other for the breakdown of a truce in the region. Despite the fighting, Pakistani officials say they've rescinded an evacuation order, because they don't plan to launch a new military offensive. Pakistani troops have been battling Taliban fighters in two districts bordering Swat. The unrest comes as Pakistani leaders are in Washington for meetings at the White House. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari is set to meet President Obama later today. Testifying before Congress, Obama's special envoy on Pakistan and Afghanistan, Richard Holbrooke, said the US is fully backing Zardari.
Special Envoy Richard Holbrooke: "Pakistan have such — is of immense importance to the United States strategically and politically, that our goal must be unambiguously to support and help stabilize a democratic Pakistan, headed by its elected president, Asif Ali Zardari. We do not think Pakistan is a failed state. We think it's a state under extreme test from the enemies who are also our enemies. And we have, Mr. Chairman, the same common enemy."
Iran Reviews Saberi Conviction After Family Drops Attorneys
In Iran, government officials have apparently forced the jailed Iranian American reporter Roxana Saberi to drop a group of prominent lawyers, including the Nobel Laureate Shirin Ebadi. Saberi was sentenced last month to eight years in prison after being convicted of spying for the United States. Her father says she's ended a two-week hunger strike protesting her imprisonment. On Tuesday, the Iranian judiciary said it would review Saberi's conviction shortly after her family announced it won't retain Ebadi and the other attorneys.
Mexican Journalist Killed After Warning of Threats
In Mexico, a journalist who warned of threats on his life by government officials has been shot to death. Fifty-two-year-old Carlos Ortega Samper was killed one day after his warnings were published. He was shot three times by unidentified assailants in the northern state of Durango.
Obama Proposes $63B for Global Health
President Obama has unveiled a $63 billion proposal for new global health spending over the next six years. Obama says he'll expand on US funding for AIDS programs to also focus on tropical diseases and other treatable and preventable illnesses. Several AIDS advocacy groups are criticizing the proposal, saying Obama has backtracked on a pledge to increase AIDS funding by $1 billion a year.
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I got myself all the Rubies and Sapphires I needed for Vabbian, as well as all the materials required to craft Elonian leather. Then I said..nahhh...It just dosnt do it for me. I wanted to think long and hard about if I really wanted it. So in the end, I sold off all my rubies and sapphires and even made some extra cash off them. (Bought alot of them for cheaper than I sold)
Of course that is only one of my many bows i have.
But it is my Favourite
woaah :D reached Leg. survivor Tonight
Made my ranger 11 days ago; and see what i've got now
Look & enjoy
A big thanks to all the people who helped me reached it :)
:edit- dont know if it matters that i've posted it in other thread to, saw after posting it that it was in wrong thread here ^^!
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2nd on in two days, i was really bored and i think this one looks better than the one above
and yes, it was taken in-game :D


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Recent Victim of Break-In. I've seen all of the recent reviews so I definitely feel like I need to comment. My apartment (#3205), my neighbor's apartment (#3207) and two more units were broken into on April 13 during broad daylight --… Full Review ▶
Dangerous Place to Live / Terrible Management I am currently a Post Parkside resident and will not allow their practices to bully me into anonymity. What I will recount here is 100% factual, so no need for hiding. If anyone should… Full Review ▶
Can't wait until my lease is up! I've been a Post Parkside resident for three years... just heard about the April break ins and NOT from management. I had to hear about the situation from a group of people sitting by… Full Review ▶
More Break Ins! What is going on here?!!! I'm going to post anonymously since I'm a current resident at Post Parkside and I've been told (first-hand) that they will deny you a lease renewal if you question management or their policies… Full Review ▶
Horrible. Racist Property Manager. Deplorable conditions. Noisy Too expensive I am 1 of the few black residents in the Complex. I am 100 % Disabled. I am followed around 24/7. I have complained about noise and loud music late at night,… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for four months. I mistakenly felt very secure in this building until last week I came home to my door kicked in and apartment burglarized. Two apartments had their doors kicked in during broad daylight with staff… Full Review ▶
I moved to Post Parkside almost a year ago after a divorce and without looking around very much. When I first moved in I thought that I just had loud upstairs neighbors and after about 3 week invoked the cancellation clause… Full Review ▶
I have enjoyed my temporary stay at Post Parkside. The staff is amazing, and you can't beat the location. Full Review ▶
I had the following issues with Post Parkside: 1) When I performed the initial inspection of the apt, there was a modern sleek fan in the ceiling. I realized the light bulb was not working and ask for maintenance. While replacing… Full Review ▶
I loved living at Post Parkside. I had a top floor unit and no problems with noise from neighbors. Occasionally, I could hear the neighbors on either side of me, but that is to be expected in an apartment. And, as… Full Review ▶
I am very unsatisfied with the quality of these apartments. Every other night I have to smell someone else's apartment in my own. Garlic one night. Spaghetti the next. Oh yay onions next door. I complained countless times to management, and… Full Review ▶
I have found very little to fault with Post Parkside Atlanta. My unit is very quiet and I can not hear my neighbors unless they are thumping around moving stuff. I am not streetside - which would be a nice view… Full Review ▶
Truly baffled by the negative reviews of Post Parkside I wonder if we lived in the same apartment complex. I have lived at Parkside for over a year nothing but good things to say about the place. First let s start… Full Review ▶
I got suckered into living here as well, with limited time to find a place and the leasing office staff is very good at making you feel like this place is worth it. Well it's not. The walls are thin -… Full Review ▶
I have lived at this property since early 2002, and am currently very content. I can understand why others would complain, though. During the last few years, I have occupied three different apartments, trying to find the best fit for me.… Full Review ▶
The location is pretty nice (next to the park, across from Blake's, etc.), but there are far too many drawbacks to recommend this place. 1. The price is $100-400/month above similar apartments in the area. A lot of my friends called… Full Review ▶
I'm just finishing my lease at Post Parkside and am not renewing mostly because of the rent increase and because I've been looking around and for the same and better amenities, there are other places far less expensive. At 1000 for… Full Review ▶
You can't beat the location especially if you have a dog. The office and maint. staff really have it together--they are on any repairs or issues with a quickness and very hospitable about doing it. There are homeless in the park,… Full Review ▶
This was an indulgence to live right next to the park and it was worth it. The park was the "backyard." Incredible, felt like a piece of NYC. Midtown is unfortunately still not cleaned up in terms of homeless people so… Full Review ▶
Post Parkside got me like they get many: I simply couldn't get to ATL to scout for a place in time, I wanted midtown, and the website is attractive and the staff eased me in. However. Once in, I soon realized… Full Review ▶
Great location, with numerous places to eat within walking distance. Piedmont Park is our back yard, and is a nice place to walk, run, walk dogs, or lay out in the sun. Living in Midtown is awesome.
The staff has always been… Full Review ▶
Concerning the break-ins. I have never lived in an apartment that has NEVER had one break-in. I feel very secure here. The control access gates have worked 99% of the time. The Break ins were actually the residents fault for letting… Full Review ▶
On the 28th of December there were 3 break-ins in the Post Parkside building. I noticed some of the glass from the garage had been smashed in the stairwell (which has still not been fixed). It is unbeleivable that there are… Full Review ▶
This is without a doubt the worst apartment complex that I have ever lived in. The construction is so bad that you literally hear every step your neighbors make. There is a cat above me and I literally hear the pitter… Full Review ▶
I read these reviews after we signed the lease, and I became really nervous. However, since we've moved in last month, it's been great so far. Even the cats seem happy here!
The positives:
- friendly and helpful staff, especially Meredith
- repairs are… Full Review ▶
I have lived at Post Parkside for nearly 4 years to date. The staff is helpful and the location is ideal. Over the years I have watched the staff turn over many times over; which can create a lot of headaches.… Full Review ▶
Yes, Post Parkside is a little pricey, but you are living at 10th and Piedmont-you shouldn't expect anything less.
The surrounding area is a little loud on Friday and Saturday nights, but that is no different than any other place in the… Full Review ▶
Poorly constructed apts result in hearing every step your neighbors take. And even if you think you are quiet and considerate of your neighbors, they will still complain. The building and grounds are aesthetically pleasing, and the security seemed pretty good.… Full Review ▶
The location is amazing if you want to be in the heart of midtown. The interior of my unit is nice, with stained concrete floors and very high ceilings. The outside of the complex is kept up nicely, but the parking… Full Review ▶
Great Location! Full Review ▶
I have noticed a huge difference since Meredith has left. Now, we have to deal with a very inexperienced, young staff who have a lot to learn about customer service (including the manager!). What's the deal with everyone dressing alike??? I… Full Review ▶
Avoid this Post at all costs - since losing a great property manager in Martha, Post decided to replace her with Meredith, who is completely ineffective. Meredith believes that yelling at residents is an effective way of management. The staff takes… Full Review ▶
This is a great place to live for a year, if you like the Midtown scene.
The Pros: Awesome location.
The Cons: Noise. It is as bad as some of the reviewers say it is. You can hear every step your upstairs… Full Review ▶
I lived here for a year and I would recommend it. You can't beat the location, and I had no trouble with parking or crime, and the building was well maintained. The staff was awesome - very friendly and accomodating. I… Full Review ▶
Grated Post apartments are your generic/boring apartments with no frills but they get the job done. Well not the case here. Honestly, I was worried about the noise from the moment I walked in (not to mention reading reviews on this… Full Review ▶
Biggest problems: Too noisey, and too expnesive. If you're gay then it's okay because there is a very high gay population; mostly older men. Management tries hard to be nice but can sometimes be a little air-headed. Kenneth is a decent… Full Review ▶
I have been a resident at Post Parkside since 2002 and I have really loved living here! The staff always goes above and beyond and they always remembers my name! I see the manager and assistant manager out cleaning the property… Full Review ▶
I am so glad my lease is up! This place was one of the worst apartments I EVER lived in! You can hear EVERTHING from INSIDE your apt! The floors in the hallways are always dirty, they only clean the halls… Full Review ▶
I love living here. The location can´t be beat. The view is astounding. The landscaping is wonderful. The only time I ever had a noise complaint it was taken care if immediatly and I was compensated for my trouble. Anyone reading… Full Review ▶
i would just like to say kenneth is nice...
and is smarter then a chimp ....anyway
the apartment was great,people are frindly,
staff was awesome and great to my dog,i
loved the park....if i come back to ga i… Full Review ▶
I lived there 2 times, If I ever move back to Atlanta, Parkside is where I will call home. Full Review ▶
This place has so many problems, that I do not know where to begin. First, the post employee who left a message here is a complete liar. I lived there for under a year because the noise was such an issue.… Full Review ▶
It was worth it. It´s not enough to say the great location is worth putting up with noise. Post´s negligence in building such a poorly constructed building should be accounted for. They advertise it as an "oasis." The people above me… Full Review ▶
Personally, my experience here so far hasn´t been so bad. I love the location, the staff, in particular Jenny and Martha, are wonderful and very helpful, and the design of the building is very unique. My only complaint is the noise… Full Review ▶
Dear Visitors:
This post is for those of you who read reviews that state, "they must work for Post...who else would have good comments?"
I currently work at Post Parkside, having just recently started this summer. I graduated magna… Full Review ▶
Good location and nice landscaping...that´s the way to mask cheap construction and lousy service. Parkside management takes fake to a whole new level. A company that hires a high school circuit boy to cater to the midtown demographic...it doesn´t get any… Full Review ▶
I hope Post goes bankrupt soon. This place is awful. They charge outrageous rent to live in a complex constructed of toothpicks. The other reviewers are right. The noise is unbearable. Stay away!!! The park is a nice feature, but that… Full Review ▶
Im going to miss this place. I have lived here for one year. Unfortunately, I have to move for my job. The apartment complex was always clean and was not noisy at all. Im really going to miss being right on… Full Review ▶
The entire time I have lived at Post Parkside I have always received excellent customer service from the staff and maintenance man! They have gone above and beyond the call of duty numerous times. I would recommend Post Parkside to anyone… Full Review ▶
I think people are probably getting the point that this place is terrible, so I don´t want to spend time saying what has already been said. I am just going to say believe every word so far. I wanted to leave… Full Review ▶
Take the advice of the negative remarks. I agree with them all. The noise is unbearable. I even read the reviews before I checked the place out and I knew that there were noise problems, but I decided to… Full Review ▶
despite all the negative reviews, i love living here. the floor plan is unique; i refused to live in some stupid cookie-cutter apartment. the closets and bathrooms are huge, and the urban feel of it all is fabulous. the only problem… Full Review ▶
It´s plainly obvious that whoever is writing the positive stories about this place is associated with Post in some manner or is motivated to counter the negative reports. These generic, feel-good, everything is so perfect stories so contradict the experiences of… Full Review ▶
This place is terrible. Someone left a comment saying that the people who did not like it here were the ones who did not pay rent on time. What kind of comment is that? That kind of logic makes me think… Full Review ▶
I don´t know what kind of drugs these other residents were smoking when they wrote their reviews- they were probably people who didn´t pay their rent on time. The team at Post Parkside is probably the best leasing/management teams I´ve experienced… Full Review ▶
The walls are so thin I´m surprised they hold the roof up. There is visitor parking for about 4, and those spaces are more often taken up by people in the building that doesn´t have a parking lot. The garage is… Full Review ▶
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Judges were on hand during the past week at the Clay County Courthouse to hear motions in advance of the upcoming April Circuit Court term.
"The judge will usually come a little before the court term and have a motion day and hear any motions there may be," Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott said. "He'll hear probation hearings and occasionally do some sentencing, especially if maybe the attorney won't be there for the regular court term."
West Point High school was classified as a priority school by the Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) three years ago, and school officials are working to drop that status after this school year.
According to MDE's website, the lowest performing 5 percent of schools in the state, as well as schools with graduation rates below 60 percent, are classified as priority schools.
Daily Times Leader is introducing a new face to West Point and Clay County. Editor William Carroll joined the newspaper crew this week, filling a vacancy left by former editor Mary Garrison.
Garrison left Daily Times Leader on Feb. 6 for a position in her home state of Kentucky, and Carroll stepped in to fill the position Monday.
"William will be a welcome addition to our staff, and to West Point and Clay County," DTL Publisher Don Norman said. "Coming from working in community newspapers, he understands the importance of community news."
By DONNA SUMMERALL
First Presbyterian Church (FPC) in West Point is presenting "Captured By Grace" a documentary film that continues the story of Louis Zamperini after the film "Unbroken"ends. The film is released by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. The FPC is having a chili supper and a presentation of the film at 5 p.m. March 22.
"The film 'Unbroken' is powerful," Brandon Bates, pastor of FPC, said. "But the story of Louis Zamperini's coming to a Billy Graham Crusade and accepting Christ as his saviour is even more powerful."
After missing four days due to snow and ice during the last two weeks, the West Point School District board voted to add three days to the end of the school year at its meeting Monday.
Students missed Feb. 24-26 due to as much as six inches of snow in some areas of the city and county, as well as March 5 due to an ice storm.
Assistant Superintendent Tim Fowler said the district would make up the missed days on April 6, May 22, 25 and 26.
The City of West Point is looking into installing a new phone service for city buildings, such as City Hall and the Water and Light Department, that could save West Point more than $1,000 per month.
At its meeting last week, the Board of Selectmen approved a contract between the city and C-Spire Wireless and the Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services.
West Point Chief Administrative Officer Randy Jones said the new voice over Internet service would upgrade the city's phone services in addition to saving money.
Katherine and Margaret King, authors of three books and natives of Oxford, are speaking at noon Thursday, during Luncheon with Books at the Bryan Public Library in West Point. The Kings have published three books, "Y'all Twins?," "Which is Which?" and the latest book, released in 2014, is "Our Josephine." The first two books deal primarily with the early years of the identical twin sisters and their adventures.
By Donna Summerall
West End Baptist Church (WEBC) in West Point is welcoming Marty Haggard, son of country music legend, Merle Haggard, for a concert Sunday, March 22 at 5 p.m. After the concert there will be a meet and greet in the family life center.
"I've known Marty for at least 13 years," Chris Layton, pastor of WEBC, said. " He was doing a concert in Florida and when I contacted him, he said he'd be happy to swing by and do a concert at our church."
The Clay County ARC takes its mission to promote and protect the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities seriously. The CCARC actively supports the full inclusion and participation in the community throughout the lifetime of those with disabilities.
The Catherine Bryan School houses the T.K. Martin class, The ARC class, Special Education class and is home to East Side Pre – kindergarten.
Beginning yesterday, West Point and Clay County residents needing to pay off their speeding tickets will have the option to pay them online.
West Point Municipal Court Clerk Monica Lairy said residents can visit www.myfinepayment.com 24 hours a day, seven days a week to pay off traffic citations.
"It's something new we're trying, and we think it will be very beneficial to citizens, as well as the municipal court," Lairy said. "This will save people from having to miss work to come up here to pay their fines or come to court."


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"People living in Namakkal will be free from the stinking fish drying and processing mills in two weeks," Commissioner of the Municipality S. Sezhiyan told The Hindu . He said that a total 13 fish drying yards and processing mills have been identified within the Municipal limits.
He noted that nine such units were identified in Nallipalayam while two units each were identified in Chinnamudalipatti and Mudalipatti.
Sanitary Officer of Namakkal Municipality R. Shanmugavel said that each unit sprawled on an area of more than one acre, with separate facilities for drying the fish, grinding and stocking it. They had a total stock of about 881 tonnes of dried and fresh fish wastes to be dried. The dry and ground stock is added to other feed ingredients and used as feed for the poultry industry.
He said that the mills employed about 250 labourers to dry and process about 150 tonnes of fish every day. "Each unit has a big yard to dry fish and decaying wastes of fish brought from seashores of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The units are clearing their pending stock and are also shifting their machinery."
Mr. Sezhiyan said that a notice was issued to close down the units and shift them out of the town, following which four mills in Nallipalayam vacated during the last week of December, 2012. Three other units were sealed by officials from the Municipality, Revenue and Police Departments and officials from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) on December 28.
This was because they continued bring fresh stocks of fish and fish wastes for drying and processing, against the direction of the Municipality. "The remaining units have started clearing their facility and are being closely monitored by the Sanitary Officer and Sanitary Inspectors of the Municipality," the Commissioner added.
Meanwhile on Saturday (January 5) residents of Nallipalayam blocked four trucks loaded with fish wastes that were brought to two of the sealed units and took them to the Nallipalayam Police Station. Police and Municipal officials ordered the units to clear the godowns.


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Here are my tweets during the last game in Houston (in reverse order). There are occasions for game analysis -- as in my column about Andrew Bynum's development compared to the debate over Ron Artest vs. Trevor Ariza -- but otherwise it's more fun to keep it light, eh?
Here's the rundown from the Twitter (KevinDing) log ...
I was going to tweet it midway through the game and should've: I've said it before, but Pat Fraher is the worst ref in the NBA. Clueless.
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After Kobe's 10-foot fading turnaround just dropped, Pau looked away on the bench and raised his eyebrows, quite impressed.
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Ariza is 4 for 17 from the field. Can Rockets sub in Vlad Rad for him like Phil once would've? ;)
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Farmar's 3pter gave Bynum his fifth assist ... tying his career high with time still left in the 3rd qu.
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Gasol just appeared on the Lakers' bench. The reason he skips the first half? He's doing his therapy workout.>


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The ghettos were a terrible experience, but no one predicted the horror awaiting the Jewish people after they left. From the ghettos, people were loaded into boxcars filled so tightly that no one could move. There was no food, water, bathrooms, or fresh air. These death trains could take days to reach the final destination, a Nazi concentration camp.
Between 1933 and 1945, the Nazi regime created nearly 20,000 concentration camps.10 These camps were designed and constructed for hard labor and terminations. Hitler's "final solution" was a plan for the mass destruction of all Jewish people to secure a true Aryan race. The camps were tools to achieve that goal. Some camps had the sole purpose of killing Jews that arrived daily. As soon as they were unloaded from the trains, the people of all ages were taken to "the showers". Nazi guards would deceive prisoners by telling them they were going to take a shower for sanitary purposes. Then unsuspecting victims would leave their clothes and enter "the showers". Instead of water, SS guards would throw Zyklon-B pellets into the chamber from a hole in the ceiling. When exposed to air, Zykon-B creates a vapor that when breathed in staves the body of oxygen and causes death. When there was no sign of life, the bodies were thrown into piles before being sent on to the crematorium and destroyed.
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It's up to Huerta to decide whether to approve the plan.
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Rebel Congress leader Chaudhary Birender Singh today joined BJP ending his over four-decade association with the party in Haryana, ahead of Assembly polls due in October.
Boosted by the joining of 67-year-old Singh, a Rajya Sabha MP, BJP chief Amit Shah, addressing a rally with him, claimed that Congress' time in the "state was over".
"I thought I had come here to attend a rally but there is sea of people here. Two days back, I was in Mahendergarh and now I am here for this rally and I can say with authority that Congress government is on its way out," Shah said.
"People of Haryana want change and they want to get rid of Hooda and his government's misrule," he alleged. Singh, and prominent Jat leader, who had openly revolted against Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, made his announcement of joining the BJP along with his supporters, two days after he was suspended from the party.
His close confidant Jagbir Malik, a former minister also joined the BJP along with him besides some other former MLAs.
"The path I have chosen for myself will help strengthen the BJP in Haryana in the next 15 years," Singh claimed. Singh was suspended for "gross indiscipline" and "deliberately lowering the prestige of the party".
Attacking Congress further Shah claimed, "the real survey is that we will win by 2/3rd majority in Haryana. People from all corners in Haryana are connecting with BJP and I think time will come that Congress will have to place advertisements in newspapers to the find candidates (to fight the polls)." Singh became the third leader in Haryana after Rao Inderjit Singh and former Union Minister Venod Sharma, who quit Congress in recent times.
Ruling Congress sought to play down Singh deserting the party, with party General Secretary Shakeel Ahmed maintaining that BJP was dreaming to come to power by having "opportunists" on their side.
The BJP won seven out of the total ten seats in the recently-concluded Lok Sabha elections while ally Haryana Janhit Congress failed to win any seat.


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Posted: 02/02/2009 - The top political leader of Hamas is thanking Iran for its support during Israel's offensive in Gaza.
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