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Lace up your sneakers and slather on some sunscreen. You're in for a day of touring, sightseeing, walking—and more walking.
8:30 AM: Union Station
Your day begins at Union Station (50 Massachusetts Ave., NE), one of the city's most popular destinations. This Beaux Arts-style train station is a bustling transportation hub, with the Red Line Metro, Amtrak, and Virginia and Maryland commuter trains making stops daily. It features three concourses: The top two house more than 100 shops and eateries, and the lower one features a food court and movie theater. In the marble foyer at the front of the station—a cavernous space with 96-foot vaulted ceilings—art and science exhibits and other public events take place throughout the year. Pick up a brochure at the visitors' desk and take some time to explore the building before heading out for breakfast.
9 AM: Breakfast at Bistro Bis
A few blocks from Union Station is Bistro Bis in the Hotel George (15 E St., NW; 202-347-4200), a power-breakfast spot popular with Washington politicos. Enjoy a plate of eggs Benedict while you get a taste of DC hard at work.
10 AM: Tour the Capitol
Take a tour of the US Capitol and learn about the history of the building while you see it for yourself. After walking through the Hall of Columns, the rotunda, and the old Supreme Court chambers, it's upstairs to where the action is: the House and Senate chambers. From the visitors' gallery, you can watch history as it happens—see bills being debated, votes being counted, and speeches being given. But a word to the wise: Congress is on recess for the month of August, so if watching a bill become a law is important to you, don't plan a visit that month.
Tickets are free but available only on a first-come, first-served basis at the Capitol Guide Service kiosk on the sidewalk on the Capitol's southwest side (near the intersection of First Street and Independence Avenue, Southwest). Ticket distribution starts at 9.
• Insider tip: Lines for the ticket kiosk can be long, especially in the summer. If you're a US citizen, you might try to arrange a tour with someone from your Congress member's or senators' office. It's recommended that you call in advance of your trip to secure a tour time, but even if you don't, it's a worth a try just popping in and seeing if they'll give you a tour on the spot. Often, they're more than willing to accommodate—you are a voter, after all.
11:30 AM: Free Museums
Who says you need money to have fun? The ten museums along the one-mile span of the National Mall are all free of charge. There's a museum to suit practically every taste, and because you'll only have time for one, check out a map beforehand and pick one that appeals to you. We recommend hitting the National Gallery of Art—the 76-foot-long Alexander Calder mobile in the East Building is especially breathtaking—or the Natural History Museum, for a look at dinosaur bones, an insect zoo, the Hope Diamond, and more. The National Gallery comprises the two easternmost buildings on the north side of the Mall, along Madison Drive. The Natural History Museum is the third building on the same side, moving west. No matter which you choose, take a few minutes to wander through the National Gallery of Art's sculpture garden, which sits between the two museums.
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1 PM: Lunch
By now, you'll be starved and looking for a place to rest your feet. Central Michel Richard, one of the area's most acclaimed new restaurants, is a short walk away at Tenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest (202-626-0015). Feast on bistro food gone haute: lobster burgers with crispy fries, fried chicken with mustard sauce, "faux gras" made from chicken livers whipped with butter. After all that walking, treat yourself to Richard's signature "Kit Kat bar" dessert ($9). A word to the wise: The restaurant is pricey—sandwiches run $14 to $32 and lunch entrées $18 to $25—but if you're here for only a few days, it's worth the splurge.
A more wallet-friendly option is Aria Trattoria (1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW; 202-312-1250), located in the central plaza of the Ronald Reagan Building. In nice weather, grab a seat on the patio and take in the sights and sounds of this busy promenade while you munch on a grilled-vegetable panini with eggplant, zucchini, and portobello mushroom ($10). Or create your own pizza with toppings such as Gorgonzola, salami, and artichokes—a ten-inch pie costs $11 plus $1.50 for each topping.
For other ideas about where to eat, check out our guide to museum dining.
Don't miss the National Archives (700 Pennsylvania Ave., NW; 202-501-5000), where you can see the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and hundreds of other historical documents on display. The museum also hosts rotating special exhibits that have included a showing of the Magna Carta, audiotaped conversations of former Presidents, and videos on important historical periods, such as the New Deal era. Free.
3:30 PM: City Views at the Old Post Office Pavilion and Clock Tower
Skip the lines at the Washington Monument and take in a view of the city from downtown DC's second-highest point: the clock tower at the Old Post Office Pavilion (1100 Pennsylvania Ave., NW; 202-289-4224). This free tour is one of DC's best-kept secrets. The observation deck provides 360-degree views of the city. The tower is home to the Congressional Bells, a gift from Britain for our country's 200th birthday; they ring on Thursday evenings and special occasions.
5 PM: Happy Hour
Just down the street is the Round Robin Bar at the Willard InterContinental (1401 Pennsylvania Ave., NW; 202-628-9100), a swanky cocktail spot where Washington's power players rub elbows around the circular mahogany bar. It's not cheap—cocktails range from $12 to $15, and the cheapest beer will set you back $6.50—but you're paying for the atmosphere and a chance to taste a bit of history; it was here that Henry Clay introduced George Washington to the mint julep in the early 1800s. You can try the famous drink—made the way Washington liked it with Maker's Mark, mint, sugar, and branch water—for $15.
6:30 PM: Dinner
Adjacent to the Willard, Café du Parc (1401 Pennsylvania Ave., NW; 202-942-7000) channels Paris in the heart of DC. Dine on such French classics as pâté en croûte, roast chicken, and mussels steamed with white wine and garlic. Nothing beats a table on the charming patio on a nice evening—except maybe the excellent mille-feuille for dessert.
8 PM: Nightlife in Adams Morgan
DC's Adam's Morgan neighborhood—18th Street, Northwest, between U Street and Columbia Road—is DC's nightlife mecca, with plenty of spots to sip a drink, grab a snack, listen to music, or dance the night away. The neighborhood has two personalities: Sunday through Wednesday night, it's relatively quiet and the bars fill up to comfortable levels, mostly with neighborhood residents out for happy hour; Thursday through Saturday night, the strip transforms into a frenetic scene packed with college kids and twentysomethings out to party.
For an unpretentious dive bar with a decent beer selection, check out Toledo Lounge (2435 18th St., NW; 202-986-5416). Knock back a few at one of the two dozen or so tables inside, and if it's warm, try to snag one of the coveted patio seats out front. You can people watch to your heart's content.
Down the street is Club Heaven and Hell (2327 18th St., NW; 202-332-8899), a two-level joint where the upstairs bar (Heaven) caters to high-energy danceaholics and the downstairs bar (Hell) to a brooding billiard crowd. The highlight of Heaven is the Thursday-night '80s dance party, which packs in a tight crowd. In Hell, the appeal is the dim lighting and relative quiet, which means it's easier to have a conversation. Hell's pool table is a bonus.
Across the street is the Reef (2446 18th St., NW; 202-518-3800), an aquatic-themed restaurant with cozy booths, a large bar with ample seating, and high tables overlooking 18th Street. The biggest draw is the aquariums throughout the place, which hold hundreds of colorful fish that give the room a glow at night. If it's warm—and not too crowded—check out the upstairs roof deck for great nighttime views of the city.
Bars on 18th Street stay open late, so if you're taking the subway back to your hotel, remember that it stops running at midnight Sunday through Thursday and at 3 AM on Friday and Saturday nights. The closest Metro stop to Adams Morgan is Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan on the Red Line.
1 PM: Lunch
It's off to Penn Quarter for the rest of the day—but first, lunch! To give your wallet a break, go with something cheap and casual, like the new ecofriendly On the Fly cart (Southwest corner of Eighth and H sts., NW) for sandwiches, salads, wraps, parfaits, and more. You can't miss it—it's big and green. Or try a salad or sandwich at Chop't (730 Seventh St., NW; 202-347-3445) for something fresh and healthy (or not—if you go for the smoky bacon dressing).
From the National Postal Museum, walk a block south on North Capitol Street and turn right onto E Street, Northwest. Follow E until you get to Seventh Street, Northwest, Penn Quarter's main thoroughfare, where you should turn right. Chop't is 2½ blocks north on Seventh. The On the Fly cart is half a block north and one block west of Chop't at Eighth and H.
2 PM: Take Your Pick
Penn Quarter has several museums, but you won't have time to see them all. We recommend hitting either the International Spy Museum or Madame Tussauds wax museum.
The International Spy Museum (800 F St., NW; 202-393-7798) tells the story of international espionage, both real and Hollywood style. The museum requires a good amount of reading—a lengthy placard accompanies almost every exhibit and item on display—but you'll get to see some real-life spy gadgetry, such as a pistol disguised as a tube of lipstick, alongside some of Hollywood's renditions, like the 1964 Aston Martin outfitted for James Bond. Tickets range from $15 to $18, depending on age; children under age five are free.
Another option is Madame Tussauds (1025 F St., NW; 202-942-7300), a quirky please-touch wax museum filled with lifesize replicas of past and present celebrities and politicians. Among four exhibits—with themes of history, celebrities, and sports, and a behind-the-scenes look at Madame Tussauds—you'll witness Abraham Lincoln's assassination, break the Watergate scandal with Bob Woodward, walk the red carpet with Julia Roberts, and check the green with Tiger Woods. As you can imagine, this place is chock-full of photo ops. Tickets are $18 for adults (over age 13) and $12 for children (ages four to 12); under age four is free.
• Insider tip: A $1 service fee is tacked on to tickets purchased online for Madame Tussauds, so we recommend purchasing them directly from the museum when you arrive.
4 PM: National Portrait Gallery and Smithsonian American Art Museum
Don't miss the Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture, located in the old Patent Office Building at Eighth and F streets and housing both the National Portrait Gallery and the Smithsonian American Art Museum. The Portrait Gallery (202-633-8300) features exhibitions on America's presidents and history; prominent cultural, scientific, and political figures of the 20th century; and performers, composers, and athletes of more recent acclaim. The American Art Museum (202-633-7970) is devoted to art and artists of the United States from Colonial times to the present. Both museums host traveling and temporary exhibits—such as the Portrait Gallery's 2008 exhibition on American hip-hop culture—so there's usually something new to see. Before you leave, stroll through the glass-enclosed Kogod Courtyard between the museums, which includes two 32-foot-high ficus trees and 16 black-olive trees as well as a café. The glass canopy was designed by British architect Sir Norman Foster.
8 PM: To the Theater!
Penn Quarter has a number of options for a night at theater. The Shakespeare Theatre Company performs the Bard's classics as well as works by other playwrights at Sydney Harman Hall (610 F St., NW) and the nearby Lansburgh Theatre (450 Seventh St., NW)—collectively known as the Harman Center for the Arts—almost every night except Monday. Evening shows begin at 7:30 or 8; call 202-547-1122 or check the Web site for more information.
Another option is the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company (641 D St., NW; 202-393-3939), which has made its name developing, producing, and performing new plays. Some of them are world premieres; others have played recently in other cities but are making their DC debut. Tickets range from $24 to $57, depending on the date and time of the show and where you're sitting. Learn more about this season's plays here. Performances Wednesday through Saturday start at 8, on Sunday at 7.
If film is more your style, head to E Street Cinema (555 11th St., NW; 202-452-7672), an eight-screen theater featuring independent and foreign films, documentaries, and classics. Part of the national Landmark Theatre art-house chain, it serves beer and wine, among other concessions, and has an espresso bar. Tickets are $9.75; showtimes vary, so check the Web site before making plans.
Visit museums in the morning, but then it's outside for fresh air and a walking tour of the monuments.
8:30 AM: Breakfast
For breakfast, head to Teaism (800 Connecticut Ave., NW; 202-835-2233), an Asian-inspired teahouse near the White House in Lafayette Square, for cilantro scrambled eggs (or tofu) and hearty Irish oatmeal with fruit. Be sure to grab one of the hefty salty oat cookies for the road—they have something of a cult following among Washingtonians.
9:30 AM: Plan ahead! Grab a Picnic Lunch
You'll be spending the day on the southwest side of the National Mall, where the pickings for lunch are slim. We suggest hitting Breadline (1751 Pennsylvania Ave., NW; 202-822-8900), a short walk from Teaism, and packing a lunch for later. The lunch rush at this popular spot can be chaotic, but because you're going in the morning you'll find no lines and will have your pick of fresh salads and sandwiches on excellent bread. Try the prosciutto with watercress, mascarpone, and fig jam on walnut-raisin bread; egg salad on olive bread; or a takeout bowl of greens with such toppings as Persian chicken or lentils and feta.
From Breadline, it's on to the Mall. Head east on Pennsylvania Avenue—you'll cross in front of the White House—and then turn right onto 14th Street. Take 14th about three blocks to the southwest corner of the National Mall.
10 AM: Freer and Sackler Galleries and US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Spend the rest of the morning at the Freer and Sackler galleries and the US Holocaust Memorial Museum. Take an hour to walk around the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery (1050 Independence Ave., SW) and the Freer Gallery of Art (Jefferson Dr. at 12th St., SW), which together make up the Smithsonian's museums of Asian art; the museums are connected by an underground exhibition space. In the Freer, don't miss the Peacock Room, a blue-and-gold dining room painted by James McNeill Whistler; it was once part of an 1876 London townhouse owned by a wealthy ship owner.
Around the corner is the Holocaust Museum, a solemn but educational journey through a tragic period in world history. You'll want at least two hours to take in the whole place. The permanent exhibition tells the chronological history of the Holocaust,starting on the fourth floor with Hitler's rise to power and working its way downward. The exhibition ends with a video of Holocaust survivors sharing their stories. Because the permanent exhibition can be disturbing for children, the museum has developed "Remember the Children: Daniel's Story," a fictional account of the Holocaust about a boy name Daniel that draws from the stories of survivors. This exhibition is meant for elementary- and middle-school kids.
All three museums are free, but you'll need a pass to visit the Holocaust Museum. It distributes a limited number of timed-entry passes on a first-come, first-served basis for use the same day.
8 PM: Dance the Night Away
Now that you've eaten, it's time to stretch your legs. Just a block away is the Black Cat (1811 14th St., NW; 202-667-7960), a nightclub and live-music venue popular with local hipsters. Downstairs, you'll find the Red Room Bar, a dimly lit spot with a well-stocked bar of microbrews and imports, Belgian beers, bourbon, Scotch, and more. Strike up a conversation with a stranger; or if you're more bold, challenge someone to a game of pool. You can also play pinball or play DJ for the night on the jukebox.
Adjacent to the bar is the club's Backstage, a small performance space that hosts lesser-known bands of all stripes, from punk and indie to garage bands as well as soloists. The stage also features spoken-word events, film screenings, and DJ dance nights.
Upstairs is the main concert space, a 7,000-square-foot venue that hosts national touring acts, popular local bands, and monthly DJ dance events. The upstairs bar has a smaller selection than the one downstairs, serving predictable—and high-price—beers and mixed drinks. There are a few tables and chairs in the back for conversation, but most people crowd near the front, where the band plays.
The no-cover Red Room Bar is open from 8 PM to 2 AM during the week and 7 PM to 3 AM on Fridays and Saturdays. Doors open for the Backstage at 9, and the act goes on at 9:30. Door times for the Mainstage vary; check the Web site. Tickets for shows on both stages are required and can be purchased from the box office (cash only) starting at 8 PM or through Ticketmaster.com.
12 AM: Midnight Snack
Before calling it a night, there's one more place in the neighborhood to check out. Ben's Chili Bowl (1213 U St., NW; 202-667-0909) has been a favorite of Washingtonians since 1958, when legends such as Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Cab Calloway, Nat King Cole, and Martin Luther King Jr. frequented the spot. The most famous dish at this diner-style comfort-food joint is the chili half smoke, DC's signature sausage swimming in Ben's warm chili. It's reportedly Bill Cosby's guilty pleasure.
This busy late-night hotspot is open until 2 AM Monday through Thursday and 4 AM Friday and Saturday. On Sunday, it closes at 8 PM.
Now that you've spent a few days touring, it's time to see why many Washingtonians love to call this city home.
9 AM: Breakfast
Market Lunch (306 Seventh St., SE; 202-547-8444) is a local favorite in DC's Eastern Market neighborhood (closest Metro is Eastern Market on the Orange and Blue lines). After a fire in April 2007 ripped through the historic Eastern Market building, Market Lunch and other vendors, which had been housed there, moved across the street to a temporary tented hall. Market Lunch's long communal table with seating for 30 survived the blaze, so its cafe-meets-diner atmosphere is still in tact. The line tends to be long, especially on weekends, but it usually moves fast. Even if you have to wait a few minutes, the fantastic Blue Buck pancakes, made with blueberries and buckwheat, make the wait worth it. Open Tuesday through Sunday.
1:30 PM: Phillips Collection
Take in art at the Phillips Collection (1600 21st St., NW; 202-387-2151), the country's first museum of modern art. Among the American and European artists represented in its 2,500-piece permanent collection are Renoir, van Gogh, Monet, Degas, Picasso, Matisse, and Cézanne. In addition, the gallery hosts temporary exhibitions, which in 2008 include "Degas to Diebenkorn: The Phillips Collects" (through May 25), featuring nearly 100 works by European and American artists, and "Brett Weston: Out of the Shadow," a retrospective featuring Weston's photographs from the 1920s through '80s.
Admission to the permanent collection is free Tuesday through Friday, though contributions are accepted. Saturday and Sunday, it costs $10 for adults, $8 for college students and seniors. Visitors under 18 are free. Ticket prices for the temporary exhibits vary but usually cost around $12.
3 PM: Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle
A short walk south from Dupont Circle is the Cathedral of St. Matthew (1725 Rhode Island Ave., NW; 202-347-3215). The building draws inspiration from Roman and Byzantine architecture and dates to the late 1800s. It held its first mass in 1895. Anchored by a 35-foot mosaic of St. Matthew, the interior is decorated in marble and semiprecious stones. It has been the site of several famous funeral ceremonies, including a Mass in 1957 for Senator Joseph McCarthy and, more famously, the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy on November 25, 1963. The church doesn't offer tours, but the clergy welcome visitors who want to look around or take a break from busy city life.
3:45 PM: Shopping in Georgetown
Next, you're off to shop in Georgetown. From Dupont Circle, Georgetown is just a short walk west on scenic P Street (about a mile). If you're not up for the walk, catch the G2 bus at 20th and P streets and ride to Wisconsin Avenue and P Street. Bus fare is $1.35.
Wisconsin Avenue and M Street, Georgetown's two main arteries, are home to many shops and boutiques. Retail chains such as H&M, Urban Outfitters, and J. Crew have found homes here along with smaller boutiques such as A Mano (for leather goods) and Wink (known for carrying designer jeans).
Georgetown University begins at 37th Street. Take time to tour the campus, where you'll see Gothic-inspired architecture, views of the Potomac River, and, during the school year, students bustling between classes. You might even catch the Hoya spirit.
5:45 PM: Happy Hour, Georgetown Style
There are plenty of places in Georgetown to sip predinner drinks. Our pick is Mie N Yu (3125 M St., NW; 202-333-6122), a trendy Middle East-inspired spot that offers interesting fusion drinks such as Emperor's Nectar (peach-flavored vodka with white-cranberry and blood-orange juice) and the Dancing Shiva (Bulleit bourbon, sweet and dry vermouth, mint, an orange slice, and a splash of bitters). If you're going during the week, the after-work menu offers drink and food specials at the bar. The Marco Polo martini, made with Centenario tequila, Cointreau, lime, and sours, is just $4.25; red and white wine are the same price. Appetizers such as fried calamari or crab with cream cheese, sambal, and Japanese mustard cost $2 to $4. The after-work menu is available Monday and Tuesday from 5 to 7 and Wednesday through Friday from 4 to 7.
For more ideas of fun, food, and shopping in Georgetown, check out our neighborhood guide.
11:15 AM: Shop Old Town
Make your way east through Old Town Alexandria by checking out the boutiques and shops along the King Street, the town's main thoroughfare. If antiquing is your game, stop by Golden Rhodes (1305 King St.; 703-535-5560), which stocks 19th-century antiques and mirrors, or the 5,000-square-foot antique megastore Random Harvest (810 King St.; 703-548-8820). For clothing, American in Paris (1225 King St.; 703-519-8234) sells gowns, dresses, suits, jeans, and accessories by European designers, while Diva (116 S. Pitt St.; 703-683-1022), a designer consignment store on a side street, features shoes, clothing, and accessories by Prada, Gucci, Marc Jacobs, Burberry, and more. There are also stores with home furnishings and gifts for pets.
1 PM: Late Lunch
Take a late lunch at Restaurant Eve (110 S. Pitt St.; 703-706-0450) for excellent cooking at a bargain price. The "Lickity-Split" lunch special lets you pick any two items on the menu for $13.50. Go for two savory courses, a main and a dessert (such as the best pink birthday cake you've ever tasted), or even a salad or sandwich along with one of sommelier Todd Thrasher's delicious cocktails. The deal is available only on weekdays at the bar.
2:30 PM: Take a Walk on the Waterfront
From Restaurant Eve, head east on King Street toward the Potomac River and take a walk along Alexandria's waterfront. Or, if you're too stuffed, sit at one of the many benches on the pier (near King and Union streets) and take in views of DC from across the river. For a good walking loop from the end of King Street, turn left on Union Street and walk four blocks to the north side of Founders Park. The park has a nice walking path that goes right along the river and ends at the marina and pier near King Street, where you began.
This article is part of Washingtonian's Visitors' Guide. For more articles like it, click here.


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Heat 2 tablespoons oil in 5-quart pot over moderate heat until hot but not smoking, then cook onions, garlic, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper, stirring occasionally, until onions are soft and golden, about 20 minutes. Transfer onions to a bowl and reserve pot.
Simmer prunes and Armagnac in a 1- to 2-quart saucepan 5 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside.
Make a hole for stuffing: Insert a long thin sharp knife into middle of one end toward center of loin, then repeat at opposite end to make an incision that runs lengthwise through roast. Enlarge incision with your fingers, working from both ends, to create a 3/4-inch-wide opening.
Pack about 20 prunes into pork, pushing from both ends toward center (reserve remaining Armagnac and prunes). Pat pork dry and season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and remaining 1/4 teaspoon pepper.
Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 375°F.
Wrap parsley, thyme, sage, bay leaf, peppercorns, and cloves in cheesecloth and tie into a bundle with kitchen string.
Brush pork with mustard, then evenly coat with brown sugar. Heat remaining 2 tablespoons oil in reserved pot over high heat until hot but not smoking, then brown meat on all sides (not ends), reducing heat if necessary to keep from burning, about 6 minutes total.
Transfer pork with tongs to a plate, then add white wine and reserved Armagnac (but not prunes) to pot. Bring to a boil, then remove from heat.
Add broth, onions, and cheesecloth bundle to pot with Armagnac mixture, then add pork with any juices accumulated on plate and turn pork fat side up. Bring to a boil over high heat, covered, then transfer to oven and braise 30 minutes.
Add remaining prunes and braise until thermometer inserted diagonally 2 inches into meat (avoid stuffing) registers 150°F, about 15 minutes.
Transfer pork to a cutting board and cut off and discard string, then cover with heavy-duty foil (temperature of pork will rise as it stands).
While pork stands, skim fat from surface of sauce (if necessary) and remove and discard cheesecloth bundle, then stir in vinegar and remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and pepper to taste.
Cooks' note: If you don't have a 5-quart heavy pot, onions and pork can be browned separately in a 12-inch heavy skillet, then transferred with remaining ingredients to a deep 13- by 9-inch roasting pan, tightly covered with heavy-duty foil, and braised in oven.


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Athens State University Director speaks to Madison NewcomersPublished 3:42pm Friday, August 12, 2011
Dr. Diane Sauers, Director of the Center for Lifelong Learning, Athens
State University was the keynote speaker at the Madison Newcomers
meeting held this past Thursday.
Sauers has a diverse background as a
consultant, trainer, educator and administrator in the healthcare,
counseling and hospitality fields. She was employed by Westat Research
Corporation administering assessments for the National Assessment for
the National Assessment of Educational Progress in Florida and
Alabama. She has taught in the School of Education at the University
of Mississippi and The College of Arts and Sciences at the University
of South Florida. Sauers encouraged those in attendance to take
advantage of the various classes and opportunities the Center for
Lifelong Learning offers. Founded in 2010, the Center for Lifelong
Learning is operated as a self-supporting organization and offers a
diverse educational experience. "You will find a wide variety of
innovative, high quality, flexible programs for personal or career
development," Sauers said. "The center has much to offer the Madison
community," Newcomer's Vice President, Lisa Anderson said.
The Madison Newcomer's Club is open to any resident of Madison or
Madison County. "If you would like to meet friends, become acquainted
with the City of Madison and Madison County and find people who share
your hobbies or special interests, the Madison Newcomer's Club is for
you," Anderson said. The group meets the second Thursday of every
month except July and December at 347 Hughes Road, Madison, AL.
Special interest groups such as book club, lunch bunch, and take time
for tea are also offered at other times during the month. "We would
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|Cottage cheese
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|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Softened unsalted butter
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sweet sherry/Port
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1. Cream both cheeses and the butter in a food processor until blended.
2. Turn mixture into a bowl, and work in the liquor gradually until mixture is almost saturated. Do not add too much or the mixture will'weep'.
3. Store, chilled, in a tightly covered pot.
4. Let filling stand at room temperature to soften before use.
5. Pile about 1/2 teaspoon filling on the flat sides of half your walnut pieces. Make 'sandwiches' using remaining walnut pieces.
6. Chill until serving time.
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Preparation Time:15 Minutes
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On the Eucharist and the Cross
"Each Mass Actualizes Christ's Redeeming Sacrifice"
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, SEPT. 12, 2005 (Zenit) - Here is a translation of the address Benedict XVI gave today at the midday Angelus, to the crowds gathered at the papal summer residence.
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Dear Brothers and Sisters!
Next Wednesday, Sept. 14, we celebrate the liturgical feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. In the year dedicated to the Eucharist, this celebration has a particular significance: It invites us to meditate on the profound and indissoluble bond that unites the Eucharistic celebration with the mystery of the cross. Each holy Mass, in fact, actualizes Christ's redeeming sacrifice. To Golgotha and to the "hour" of the death on the cross -- wrote our beloved John Paul II in the encyclical "Ecclesia de Eucharistia," returns "[e]very priest who celebrates Holy Mass, together with the Christian community which takes part in it" (No. 4).
The Eucharist is therefore the memorial of the whole paschal mystery: passion, death, descent into hell, resurrection and ascension to heaven, and the cross is the tangible manifestation of the infinite act of love with which the Son of God has saved man and the world from sin and death. Because of this the sign of the cross is the fundamental gesture of the Christian's prayer. To make the sign of the cross is to pronounce a visible and public yes to him who died for us and who is risen, to the God who in the humility and weakness of his love is omnipotent, stronger than all the power and intelligence of the world.
After the consecration, the assembly of faithful, conscious of being in the real presence of the crucified and risen Christ, acclaims thus: "We proclaim your death, Lord Jesus, until you come in glory." With the eyes of faith the community acknowledges the living Jesus with the signs of his passion and, together with Thomas, full of wonder, can repeat: "My Lord and my God!" (John 20:28). Like the cross, the Eucharist is mystery of death and glory, which is not a passing incident, but the passage through which Christ entered into his glory (see Luke 24:26) and reconciled the whole of humanity, overcoming all enmity. Because of this the liturgy invites us to pray with confident hope: "Mane nobiscum Domine!" Stay with us, Lord, who by your holy cross have redeemed the world!
Mary, present on Calvary by the cross, is equally present with the Church and as Mother of the Church, in each of our Eucharistic celebrations (see "Ecclesia de Eucharistia," No. 57). Because of this, no one better than she can teach us to understand and live with faith the holy Mass, uniting us to Christ's redeeming sacrifice. When we receive holy Communion we also, as Mary and united to her, embrace the wood, which Jesus with his love has transformed into instrument of salvation, and pronounce our "Amen," our "yes" to crucified and risen Love.
[After praying the Angelus, the Holy Father said:]
Next Wednesday will begin at the United Nations in New York the summit of heads of state and government which will address important topics concerning world peace, respect for human rights, the promotion of development and the reinforcement of the United Nations. The Holy See, as usual, was also invited, and Cardinal Angelo Sodano, secretary of state, will represent me.
My fervent hope is that the political leaders gathered there will find suitable solutions to achieve the great objectives fixed beforehand, in a spirit of concord and generous solidarity. In particular, I wish them success in implementing effective concrete measures to respond to the most urgent problems posed by extreme poverty, sickness and famine, which afflict so many peoples.
[The Pope then greeted pilgrims in several languages. In English, he said:]
I extend a warm welcome to all the English-speaking visitors present at this Angelus prayer. Today, Sept. 11, we remember the victims of terrorist violence throughout the world. May God inspire men and women of good will everywhere to renounce hatred and to build a world of justice, solidarity and peace.
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- Baccalaureate Family Tribute
Congratulations! Commencement Week is finally here and there's a lot of celebrating to do. Be sure to take a moment to thank your family and friends who helped you reach this milestone. Below is a family tribute by Lucas James Pinheiro Oliver SEAS '15, which he delivered at the Baccalaureate Service on Sunday, May 17.
"Like many of us, when I was little I thought my parents were perfection incarnated; they could fix anything, they knew everything, and they always knew how to make my day brighter. Of course, we all eventually come to the realization that our parents are not perfect. (Sorry Mom and Dad.) For me, this moment of realization came when my Dad was finally given permission to dress himself on Christmas Eve for a formal dinner and decided to break out his florescent red pants, or when my Mom paid for a coffee at Dunkin' Donuts and then proceeded to drive home without actually picking up the coffee -- this was not an isolated incident. They're close to perfect, but haven't quite gotten there.
Now that I am (supposedly) more mature, I have come to realize that this is a key ingredient to love – knowing each other's quirks, virtues, flaws, achievements, and failures – and why families keep us grounded. By surrendering ourselves, our innermost thoughts, and our imperfections, we may open ourselves to harm, but it is the only way to open our hearts to love.
Our families are the people who know us perhaps better than we know ourselves. They know who we are and they accept us despite our imperfections. Actually, in a way I think they love us because of our imperfections. The ultimate trust is to show someone your soul – your best, your worst, your emotions, your thoughts – and know that you will not be judged. Even if once in a while they hurt us, we know that whether or not they say it, they care and want the best for us.
I think that missing someone is just a sign that you have opened your heart to that person. Just over a year ago I lost my grandfather. Needless to say, the loss left an incredible pain, but the greatest testament to what he taught me about opening myself to love despite any pain it might cause was the healing comfort of attending my cousin's wedding just two days later.
Many of us have been blessed with a family at birth, and many of us have created our own, but in essence they are the same, and they are the ones we are honoring today. They are the ones who sometimes know what you are feeling without a word being spoken. They are the ones who send care packages during midterm season just because they are thinking of you, and the ones who throw you a surprise birthday party just because they remember. Most importantly, they are the ones who are as available when you are laughing as when you are crying.
So in this week of celebration, on behalf of all graduates, I would like to thank the people that made this possible – parents, caretakers, brothers, sisters, grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and our close friends – our families of origin and our families of choice. In our hardest times, you have been there to pick up the phone or wait for our return home with open arms. You have given us a comfort in being unconditionally accepted that no words can fully capture and no intellectual analysis can fully understand. You have been there to help carry our burdens and share our excitements. Thank you, and congratulations."


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When I don't feel like exercising, I take my 5 year old son for a walk with me. I set a goal pace for myself (usually 17 min/mile) and then I try to stick to it. I keep myself and my son both motivated by continually telling him "You can do this, buddy." and "You're doing great! Keep it up! We're almost done!" More often than not, I exceed my pace and workout length goals, and both of us get in some much needed outdoors time.
Have friends & family handy for any kind of positive support.A workout buddy, dinner date, a reassuring voice.
Keep more than one workout partner. Whenever possible, use all of them, but when someone can't make it, you still have a partner to work out with so you won't have that as an excuse to not go. It helps all of you to stay motivated to go to have more than one person to answer to if you don't go.
Find yourself someone to workout with.On day's I don't feel like it I am there because I don't want to let my workout buddy down.Being accountable to someone besides myself helps keep me on track.So get out there and find a workout buddy


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A friend asked me to be her designated driver last night and I told her as long as I was awake I would do it... Well I get home from babysitting a friend's kid at 12:30 am, nurse DD ( 3 months old) and she texts me to come get her while I am nursing. I tell her I need to finish nursing and get DD back to bed and she says ok. Well I put DD back in her bed, sit in her rocking chair for just a minute and am so tired I end up falling asleep...... Well at around 5 am I get a phone call from said friend chewing me out for falling asleep and not getting her.. I feel terrible and apologized to her, but she is still pissed at me.. What can I do to make it better?
I feel terrible.
You said as long as you were awake ;)
Get her a small GC (5 or 10$?). I wouldn't do much more than that. She probably just needs to some time to cool down.
Is she a grown up? I think it ridiculous to have someone be on stand by to cater to my drunken needs especially a mom with an infant! Get over it and next time she should make sure she has cash for a taxi.
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Tell her she can stop drinking so much she can't be responsible for herself and then she'll be able to drive herself home.
Seriously, that's ridiculous. I have been the designated driver for people but I have been OUT with them, not waiting around like a car service.
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Suck it up buttercup!
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You have a THREE month old? Your friend is an ass for even asking you to wait around like that.
12 years, multiple losses, finally one beautiful son.
Hoping to add another through fostering!
These pretzels are making me thirsty.
I don't think there's much you can do to "make it right". It was just a mess up.
It is not fair IMO to be angry at her friend. She asked OP if she was available. OP said maybe. She called and asked, OP said YES that she would come. Then she never showed up and left her friend stranded. I would be pissed too. Sitting around waiting for however long, then having to fork over $30 for a cab anyway?
Now if she's being unreasonably ridiculous of course that's not okay. There is a reason you never showed. But dang it, it's not a great one IMO. Having a baby doesn't excuse everything.
I'm the cake lady. Yo.
By Golly Jim, I'm beginning to think I can cure a rainy day!
Seriously? How about folks who go out getting drunk stop expecting ANYONE to leave their homes to cart their intoxicated asses home, much less a nursing mother of a newborn.
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Re: disloyal to ownerPosted by: Marie Evans
Posted on: April 19, 2002 at 21:01:22
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: Someone please help me! :) My best friend has a JRT. I have been spending a lot of time with the dog (Mojo), due to the fact that his owner is out of town on work a lot and I dogsit for him. Mojo has been acting more loyal to me than his owner when it is just the three of us. Just tonight, Mojo and his owner were playing fetch with a sock and Mojo ended up biting his owner and then lunging at him and biting him after he was disciplined. My friend called and told me what happened and I went over to their house with some bandages and the dog sat with me, was licking me and acted like my best friend. We are up in arms as to way the dog would lash out like this. Does anyone have advise?????
: Andrea
Many times dogs will show more loyality to whoever is spending the most time with them. It's a perfectly natural reaction for a dog.
If you are the one spending most of the time with the dog (feeding, playing, taking out) then the dog is going to respond better to you.
The owner of the dog needs to be more proactive in the dog's life. He should be taking Mojo to obedience school and also working the dog between classes.
Also, you don't mention how the dog was disciplined. Always remember, aggression begets aggression with this breed. Many people make the mistake of believing being "firm" with the dog means acting aggressive with it. This is the worst thing you can do. Firm just means consistent, it doesn't mean striking out at the dog, screaming at the dog, etc.
Your friend should make sure not to engage Mojo in any aggressive games. Fetch is one thing, but if this fetch game with the sock ends up in a tug of war game, then this is going to heighten the aggression in the dog.


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To help make your shopping and eating more exciting I"ve compiled this list of 50 different vegies that are low in carbohydrates and mostly fibre:
Which of these vegetables do you use the most, and which of these do you have no idea how to cook with?
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Miles Teller has been picking up steam lately with roles in 'The Spectacular Now' and 'Whiplash,' which opened the festivities at this week's Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. And right on the heels of that premiere comes word of Teller's latest role: playing comedy icon Dan Aykroyd in the upcoming John Belushi biopic, starring Emile Hirsch. At least that's what Hirsch says.
Finally, after months of development, J.J. Abrams has confirmed that he's ready to move on to the next stage: this weekend at the Television Critics Association, the director confirmed that the script has been completed for 'Star Wars: Episode 7,' and that the production is now in "deep prep" on the upcoming film, which is scheduled for a December, 2015 release. Well that's a relief.
Dave Madden, beloved star of the classic television series 'The Partridge Family,' has passed away at the age of 83. Madden played the role of the family's oft put-upon band manager Reuben Kincaid, who often was annoyed by the shenanigans of young Danny, played by former child star Danny Bonaduce. Madden was also the star of the '70s show 'Laugh-In.'
Here's some pretty big news for Golden Globes weekend: Quentin Tarantino has apparently finished the script for his upcoming western film, which is reportedly titled 'The Hateful Eight,' and, if the rumors are true, he's already eyeing actors for two of the lead roles: Christoph Waltz (which would make sense), and Bruce Dern (which would make us so, so happy).
While 'Star Wars: Episode 7' has been gearing up for production, plenty of names have been rumored to have taken meetings with J.J. Abrams for roles in the upcoming trilogy. Now comes word of three actors whom Abrams has been eyeing for a possible leading role: Michael Fassbender, Hugo Weaving, and 'Girls' star Adam Driver. And we've also got some details on Abrams' reworked script, which is said to focus more heavily on Luke, Leia, and Han.
We're gearing up for the release of the (very) shiny new version of 'RoboCop' next month, and today brings a brand new international poster, which we've gotta say we're digging much more than the domestic posters we've seen so far -- but that's usually how these things go. As an added bonus, we've got a brand new photo from the film to go along with it, and to keep your interest piqued for the film's February release.
We're just a couple of weeks away from the premiere of 'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit,' and you can check out an extended look at the action thanks to this new clip courtesy of Paramount. In the footage (shown above), Ryan (Chris Pine) is shown to a pretty sweet hotel suite in Moscow by a man named Emree (Nonso Anozie from 'Game of Thrones'), but things quickly take a turn for the deadly, as they often do in the action-packed, high-stakes world of the 'Jack Ryan' series.
It brings us great sadness to report this news on the first day of the New Year -- James Avery, the beloved actor who portrayed Uncle Phil on the hit '90s sitcom 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' has passed away at the age of 68. Avery, who passed away late last night in Los Angeles, was an actor known for his warmth, and continued to appear on many TV shows over the years after 'Fresh Prince' concluded.
We're just a few days away from the debut of 'Paranormal Activity' spinoff 'The Marked Ones,' and today the folks behind the film have debuted a brand new teaser as part of their "Scream in the New Year" campaign. Partnering with Shock Till You Drop, they've released this teaser, entitled "Prayer," to help scoot you a little closer to the edge of your seat. We've been hearing some interesting things about the upcoming spinoff, and this teaser has us excited to ring in the new year with a few screams.
Released in 1988, 'Scrooged' was a darkly comedic take on Charles Dickens' classic 'A Christmas Carol,' starring Bill Murray in the Ebenezer Scrooge role as Frank Cross, a cynical TV executive alienated from his family and unable to find real happiness. Struggling to put together a live production of 'A Christmas Carol' on Christmas Eve, Frank finds that his real life begins to resemble the story he's producing as three ghosts visit him throughout the evening to try and get him to change his ways before it's too late.
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Jamal Crawford had a season-high 31 points, 11 assists and seven rebounds off the bench to help the Los Angeles Clippers to a 104-98 overtime victory over the Sacramento Kings on Friday night.
Henry, Gasol Lead Lakers Past Kings 100-86
Reserve forward Xavier Henry scored 12 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter, Pau Gasol had 20 points and 10 rebounds, and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Sacramento Kings 100-86 Sunday night.
Clippers Edge Kings 103-102 On Paul's Free Throw
The Clippers and the Kings were both mad about the 20-point difference in their game. The Clippers were angry about blowing a big lead; the Kings didn't like being in that kind of hole and nearly digging themselves out only to lose.
Chris Paul Has 3rd Straight Double-Double To Lead Clippers Past Kings, 110-101
Chris Paul had 26 points and 10 assists for his third straight double-double, and the Los Angeles Clippers came back after blowing a 15-point lead in the second half to beat the Sacramento Kings 110-101 on Friday night.
Lakers Fall To Sacramento 104-86, China Next
Travis Outlaw scored 18 points and DeMarcus Cousins had 16 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Sacramento Kings to a 104-86 preseason victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night.
Shaq Shows Sacramento Love As Kings Minority Owner
Shaquille O'Neal spent the first part of the century smashing Sacramento's dreams of an NBA championship. Now he wants to spend the next part doing anything he can to build the Kings into a winner.
Shaquille O'Neal Joins Kings Ownership Group
The larger-than-life figure that teased and tormented the Sacramento Kings for so long is now the biggest name to join the franchise's new ownership group.
Kobe-Less Lakers Beat Kings, 113-102
Antawn Jamison scored 27 points, Metta World Peace added 22, and the Los Angeles Lakers won without Kobe Bryant, beating the Sacramento Kings 113-102 Sunday night for their sixth victory in seven games.
Kobe Rests His Ankle, Misses 1st Game Of The Season
Kobe Bryant wasn't in uniform when the Los Angeles Lakers tipped off Sunday night against the Sacramento Kings, missing his first game of the season to rest his sprained left ankle.
Seattle Investor Contacts Maloof Brothers About Buying Sacramento Kings
Investor Chris Hansen has contacted the Maloof family about buying the Sacramento Kings, setting up the possibility of the NBA's return to Seattle.
Clippers Manhandle Kings 116-81
Jamal Crawford isn't the only player who can provide offense and leadership off coach Vinny Del Negro's bench.
Lakers Still Winless On The Road, Fall To Kings 113-97
Marcus Thornton scored 23 points, Tyreke Evans had 18 and the Sacramento Kings snapped a five-game losing streak by beating the lethargic Los Angeles Lakers 113-97 on Wednesday night.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have yet to win a preseason game after losing 103-98 Friday night to the Sacramento Kings, dropping to 0-5.
Kings Beat Winless Lakers, 103-98
Marcus Thornton scored 19 points, while DeMarcus Cousins had 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Sacramento Kings over the winless Los Angeles Lakers, 103-98 Friday night.
Shush Cousins! Griffin, Clippers Blast Kings For 8th Win In 9 Games
Blake Griffin had 27 points and 14 rebounds, Randy Foye scored 25 points while hitting seven 3-pointers, and the surging Los Angeles Clippers moved within a half-game of the Pacific Division lead with a 109-94 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Saturday night.


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The Norwegian company is the main independent commercial browser company to have persevered throughout the years that Internet Explorer secured its hold on the vast majority of Web surfers' loyalties. The small company now sees America Online's reduced commitment to developing future versions of Netscape as a good sign for its own future.
"It is wonderful seeing that more and more users around the world are tempted to try Opera's Internet experience, and especially pleasing to see that so many American users are discovering that there are alternatives to Microsoft's old browser technology," Opera CEO Jon von Tetzchner said in a statement.
Opera's ambitions, like those of most other small companies that run in Microsoft's wake, extend well beyond the PC platform. The company also produces stripped-down versions of its browser for handheld devices, interactive TV and embedded markets such as automobiles.
Its primary thrust has historically been in the PC market, where it has advertised its browser as considerably faster and less taxing on system resources than is Internet Explorer.
Unlike competing companies, Opera charges for the full version of its product, although a banner ad-supported version of the program is distributed for free.
According to Web consulting company OneStat.com, which monitors worldwide browser share, only about 0.6 percent of surfers currently use Opera, compared with more than 95 percent for various versions of Internet Explorer, about 2.5 percent for Netscape Navigator and about 1.6 percent for Mozilla, the open-source version of Netscape.
Those figures for Opera may be substantially undercounted, however, since many Opera users configure their browser to identify itself as Internet Explorer in order to avoid Web site configuration problems.
The company said most of its users are concentrated in Europe, the United States and Japan.