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Trinidad's carnival is an extremely visual celebration everywhere you look, scantily clad women are drenched in glitter and sweat, while grown men are wearing bright feathered headdresses. But what propels the unflagging festivity ever forward is the music. Soca music's speeded-up, syncopated beats require a minute of adjustment for foreign ears, but once the rhythm corresponds with your inner metronome, you can't help but dance. Take tonight's Soca Extreme album release party as an introduction to the genre. Hosted by the irrepressible Mixx-96 FM and the infamous Trini South Boyz clique, the combination of live performances and hot DJs will make the crowd sweat all night long. Trinidad's Bunji Garlin and Shurwayne Winchester will make the ladies scream, and the exhortations of Barbados' original sex kitten, Alyson Hinds, will amaze the men in the audience.
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Compare and contrast George Murchison and Joseph Asagai and their views about life.
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One of the most significant differences is how these two characters see themselves. George is an assimilationist. He acts white, embraces white values, and even dresses like a white man, down to his "faggotty white shoes." The theme of identity is central to the play, and George seems to be trying to reinvent himself as something he is not. He is ambitious, materialistic, and self-centered.
Asagai is proud of his heritage, but he doesn't make any particular effort to prove to others who he really is. And by the same token, he believes that service to others is a worthy, worthwhile thing, in contrast to George's materialism. Asagai is not afraid of being different; he would be one to embrace what we now call "diversity.
The two men are exact opposites from one another.
Joseph Asagai is from Nigeria and encourages Beneatha to be proud of her African heritage, such as letting her hair grow naturally rather than straightening it. He wants black Americans to embrace their roots and not be afraid of showing where they come from. He does still have old-fashioned ideas about a women, however. He doesn't think women should be independent from a man.
George Murchison is from a wealthy black American family. He doesn't care about his African roots or heritage. He feels money and education is the only way to be successful. He's very concerned about outward appearances and behaving properly in white society.
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Hilary Swank Not Talking Marriage with Boyfriend – Yet
Originally posted 11/04/2009 03:40PM
There's no doubting that Hilary Swank is a daring actress – she learned how to fly to play aviatrix Amelia Earhart for the biopic Amelia, after all. But when it comes to taking the plunge into a second marriage, she's more cautious.
"It's not something we're talking about," she tells Oprah Winfrey on her show Wednesday when asked about her future plans with her boyfriend of three years John Campisi. "I don't know. We'll see."
But Swank, who divorced Chad Lowe in 2006, is still a daredevil when it comes to other aspects of their relationship.
"I went to pick up my boyfriend from a meeting in Vegas," Swank, 35, says of learning to fly a plane. "I canceled his flight and showed up, and he saw the plane and he said, 'I have to get in there?' I said, 'We flew all this way, you better get in.' And then he white-knuckled it the whole way."
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FIRST LOOK: Poster for Hilary Swank's Amelia
Originally posted 08/12/2009 09:25AM
Hilary Swank stars as one of aviation's most beloved and inspiring figures, Amelia Earhart, in Amelia – and People.com has a first look at the highly-anticipated film's official poster.
Swank is dramatically posed in front of a plane with only the wings and propellers visible beyond her profile. The film follows Earhart's journey from unknown amateur aviator to America's sweetheart and finally to her world-renowned mission around the world and disappearance in 1937.
Also starring in film: Richard Gere, who plays Earhart's husband, George P. Putnam, and Ewan McGregor, who is Earhart's friend and lover, Gene Vidal.
Amelia, directed by Mira Nair, hits theaters Oct. 23.
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Born in 1956, the year the Beavers moved to the PGE Park site, Edwards was a junior at Rex Putnam High School in 1972 when the Beavers left before returning in 1978. He was a family man by the time the team bolted for Salt Lake City in 1993 before returning in 2001.
On Monday, he and his wife Debra were the final fans to run the bases as part of a farewell gesture offered to those in attendance following what was the Triple-A franchise's final game at PGE Park.
And long after the stadium had cleared after a poignant and dramatic 6-5 victory over Las Vegas, Edwards stood in the concourse with his wife talking to a friend, not yet ready to leave.
"I was a little choked up when we ran the bases," Edwards said. "And when (Beavers manager Terry Kennedy) dug up home plate, that was a little emotional. I'm sad to see them go."
He wasn't alone. If anything, the Beavers' final game in Portland proved this city can be a baseball town when fans put their minds to it.
A sellout crowd of 15,639 attended, but that figure fails to do justice to the atmosphere.
In the Fred Meyer family deck, lines of children tested their arm strength against a radar gun, took swings at Wiffle balls bobbing above a blower, and bounced around in the jump house between licks of ice cream, sips of lemonade and chomps on hot dogs.
In the stands, fans were attentive and responsive, creating a rare playoff-like atmosphere.
And when the Beavers were one out away from winning in the ninth inning, thanks to third baseman Nick Green's two-run homer in the eighth that broke a 4-4 tie, fans rose to their feet and cheered, "Let's go Beavers!"A weakly hit ground ball from Las Vegas' Raul Chavez rolled directly to Portland second baseman Craig Stansberry, who gently tossed it to first baseman Kyle Phillips for the final out.
Tears of sadness with a twinge of anger flowed for some during the final standing ovation, still not accepting the decision made by the city and Merritt Paulson, the owner of the Beavers and Portland Timbers, to renovate PGE Park for soccer for the Timbers' move to Major League Soccer.
But the day played more like a celebration than a funeral.
"It was pretty powerful," said Elizabeth Schneider, 45, of Hillsboro.
She and her husband, Eric Schneider, 46, wore Beavers jerseys and caps. They attended about 10 games a year."We're really going to miss it," Eric Schneider said.
While fans ran the bases, Steven Parker, 50, of Vancouver, posed in a Beavers jersey and cap with his back to the field for a photo taken by his daughter. Parker said he attended about 16 games this year and will miss the relaxing excursion that baseball offers.
"If we could get this many fans to come to games normally, there wouldn't be any contest between baseball and soccer," Parker lamented.
Danny Maloney, 53, proposed to his wife, LoriAn Maloney, 48, at a Beavers game in 2007. The couple from Troutdale said they attended about 20 games a season and had never missed an opening day since the team's return in 2001.
"The thing that choked me up is that you don't know when it's coming back," Danny Maloney said.
Beavers players and opponents have long valued Portland as a place to play because it was one of the few big cities with minor league baseball. Portland infielder Josh Barfield, who also played here in 2005, said Monday's crowd was the best he'd seen at PGE Park.
"This is a good city," he said. "It's probably one of the best cities for Triple-A ball. It will be sad not to have it in the league anymore, but I'm sure in a few years they will try to get another team back in here."
"If you want baseball back, it's you the fans and not the politicians that are going to get it back," Kennedy, holding a microphone, told the fans.
The Beavers veteran radio announcer Rich Burk talked about the virtues of baseball in Portland and how the city deserves to have a team. The crowd responded resoundingly and in unison to his closing request: "One more time -- go Beavers!"
With that, the Beavers were gone -- again. And longtime fan Edwards was left to reflect on several decades of memories.
"Every time they've left, I thought that was it," he said.
Edwards hopes he's wrong for a third time.
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Nikki Haley, Governor of South Carolina and Redstate Gathering attendee, has barely stepped foot into office and the AFL-CIO has deemed fit to use their dues to sue her for expressing her intent to prevent job-killing unions from invading South Carolina which incidentally is a right to work state.
The Governor's response is refreshingly honest and bold as she essentially tells them to shove their lawsuit where the sun don't shine.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is facing her first big lawsuit after saying the state would try to keep unions out of the Boeing Inc. plant in North Charleston.
The lawsuit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Charleston by the International Association of Machinists and AFL-CIO asked for a court order telling Haley and her director of the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation to butt out and remain neutral in matters concerning union activities.
"There's no secret I don't like the unions," Haley said when asked about the litigation. "We are a right-to-work state. I will do everything I can to defend the fact we are a right-to-work state. We are pro-business by nature. I want us to continue to be pro-business. If they don't like what I said, I'm sorry, that's how I feel."
The lawsuit expresses the fear of intimidation and being coerced which coming from a union is especially comical:
The lawsuit said their actions, "taken under the color of state law, intimidate and coerce workers so that they are compelled to refrain from joining or supporting labor organizations."
Somehow, the supporters of the inaccurately named "Employee Free Choice Act" managed to stop laughing long enough to file this lawsuit.
The newly appointed Director of the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation, Catherine Templeton was equally dismissive of not only the lawsuit, but the very concept of unionization.
Said Templeton:
"In my experience I have found there is not one company that operates more efficiently when you put another layer of bureaucracy in. ... We will do everything we can to work with Boeing and make sure that their work force is taken care of, that they run efficiently and that we don't add anything unnecessarily."
This didn't sit well with Democratic State Sen. Robert Ford who managed to pull off the very rare quadruple-negative in response to Templeton's statement:
"But you don't have no mandate from nobody that we're not going to let no labor union exist at Boeing?" Ford asked.
"No, sir. Of course not. We don't have the authority to do that," Templeton said.
Unsurprisingly, Ford represents the area with the Boeing plant and the thousands of potential
Democrat contributors union-dues-paying employees.
The future of South Carolina is looking very bright.


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Sweet and savory weekend brunch at Wolf Peach
Nothing says an enthusiastic "good morning" like a monster cinnamon roll, now does it?
At Wolf Peach's weekend brunch, orange and cinnamon are equal partners in the roll ($6), and this is a very good thing; the citrus makes it pop. The roll arrives tender and yeasty and pierced through its glazed top with an enormous knife, usually used to subdue large pieces of meat. You'll need the knife to carve this sweet into manageable pieces. »Read Full Article(1)
New Milwaukee Rep season boasts Liberace, 'Color Purple'
During its 2014-'15 season, the Milwaukee Repertory Theater will stage two world premiere productions — and bring back one of this town's most popular entertainers for an encore.
Next March, the Rep, 108 E. Wells St., will premiere "Five Presidents," a commissioned drama from Rick Cleveland set on the day of Richard M. Nixon's funeral, which brought Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton together. Cleveland has been a writer on such acclaimed TV series as "House of Cards," "The West Wing" and "Six Feet Under." »Read Full Article(1)
Food and drink events in Madison for tonight and later: MadTown Shakedown and SloPig
Two events in Madison will revolve around food and drink with a competitive edge: the MadTown Shakedown cocktail competition tonight, and SloPig on March 16.
The cocktail competition, which starts at 7 p.m. at the Wise bar inside HotelRed, 1501 Monroe St., will pit five Madison bartenders against each other to create a cocktail from ingredients divulged when the contest begins. Participating bartenders are Grant Hurless, Kevin Lu, JR Morcanu, Jessi Stebbins and Jeff Spear. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
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Police: Vt. teen's death believed to be accidentalFebruary 27,2013
ST. ALBANS — A candlelight vigil took place Tuesday night in memory of the Georgia teenager who died Sunday afternoon, apparently of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Organizers told the Burlington Free Press that the vigil for 17-year-old Logan Newell took place Tuesday night at Taylor Park in St. Albans.
Police they believe accidental carbon monoxide poisoning caused the death of the teen, who was found slumped over the steering wheel in a car.
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Top 5 Concerns Asked When Starting a Company
Starting a company is challenging. Many business owners would inform you that. In addition, a lot of entrepreneur would tell you that having your own company is very gratifying. It is naturally, if it's a success. Prior to taking the leap, do you a favor and research study everything - all elements of a successful company?
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Romania and Kazakhstan are celebrating 20 years of diplomatic relations
On 23 May 2012, Romania had hosted, in the splendid venue of Palace of Culture and Education, the Academic and Diplomatic Conference: ROMANIA-KAZAKHSTAN: 20 YEAR OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS. A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP.
The conference was dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Kazakhstan-Romania diplomatic relations. A significant celebration, keeping in mind that Kazakhstan is today the most important economic and strategic partner of Romania in Central Asia.
Professor dr.Aurelian Bondrea held a welcoming speech for the distinguished guest on behalf of academic community expressing the support for fostering Romania- Kazakhstan cooperation and friendship.
The Conference was opened with the key-note speech of H.E. Emil Constantinescu, President of Romania ( 1996-2000) who stress important moments in the bilateral relations: Romania and Kazakhstan in the last years. He elaborate on the hosting in Bucharest of International Academic Conference KAZAKHSTAN CHAIRMANSHIP OF OSCE ( 24 February 2010). This being the only case when Romanian diplomacy supported openly the O.S.C.E. restructuring agenda put forward by Kazakhstan or the hosting by Romania of the International Conference celebrating 20 years of Kazakhstan achievements on the road of independence.
The Conference titled: KAZAKHSTAN: 20 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE AND PROGRESS express Romania support for the economic and political development of Kazakhstan, that in a short span of time, only 20 years had become a supplier of security and stability in all Central Asia area.
Expressing Romanian Government support for strengthening the Romania-Kazakhstan relation, the Minister of Culture, Mircea Diaconu underlined the support offered by Romania to Astana bid of hosting EXPO 2017 by organizing the art exhibition ASTANA-CAPITAL OF THE FUTURE.
The same pledge was contained in Minister of Economy speech and other officials present at the conference and in the message of Romanian Parliament conveyed for this special occasion by Vice-President of Cultural Commission of Romanian parliament Deputy Ahmed Aledin.
Professor Dr. Anton Caragea, Director of Institute of International Relations and Economic Cooperation of Romania had expressed the commitment of Romania in upholding a strategic relation build with Kazakhstan. Romania is fallowing with great interest and appreciation the tremendous achievements of Kazakhstan and has lost no opportunity in emphasizing his long standing desire for supporting Kazakhstan progresses by hosting important events such as International Conference on OSCE- Kazakhstan Chairmanship (24 February 200) endorsing Kazakhstan reform agenda for the OSCE, Academic conference marking 20 years of Kazakhstan independence:
The High Representative of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, H.E. Serzhan Oralbayevich ABDYKARIMOV had taken the floor expressing Kazakhstan side appreciation for the organizers of Academic and Diplomatic Conference: ROMANIA-KAZAKHSTAN:
The final key note message was expressed by H.E. Ion Iliescu, President of Romania ( 1990-1996;2000-
In the thunderous applause the diplomatic corp accredited to Romania welcomed the decision to award the ROMANIAN MEDAL OF HONOR for DIPLOMATIC ACHIEVEMENTS for H.E. Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan- Dr. YERZHAN KAZYKHANOV was read out by Professor Dr. Anton Caragea.
The insignia, official decree and the medal where entrusted to Deputy Foreign Minister of Kazakhstan Mr. Oralbayevich ABDYKARIMOV to be offered to Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan.
The concluding speech of the conference had being held by H.E. Kazakhstan Charge d`affairs to Romania Mr. Talgat Kaliyev who conveyed his heartfelt and sincere appreciation for the host and organizers of this impressive event.
After the conference, diplomats and academics present on the venue had visited a Book Exhibition hosted on the Palace of Culture and Education and dedicated to Kazakhstan and having in the center the book of President of Kazakhstan : In the heart of Eurasia by Nursultan Nazarbayev.
The Academic and Diplomatic Conference: ROMANIA-KAZAKHSTAN 20 YEAR OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS. A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP had being unanimously appreciated as a unique diplomatic manifestation of friendship reuniting in honor of Romania-Kazakhstan strategic partnership two presidents, two ministers and eight state secretary in an unprecedented manifestation of solidarity and friendship between the two countries.
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Great location and superior service
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Great Hotel in Great Location
Just returned today from Washington, DC and stayed at the Fairmont. It is located in Foggy Bottom, just about a 6 or 7 minute walk from the Foggy Bottom subway station. Great lobby that looked out to the central courtyard. The rooms were large and comfortable. We had a room overlooking the central courtyard and thus had a balcony. That was a plus because rarely do hotel room windows open, but this room had two glass doors that let the breeze in. The bathroom was great and included bathrobes, a scale, and even a speaker was placed near the sink so that one could hear the television while in the bathroom. The speaker connected right to the TV and could be adjusted to the appropriate volume. We got a great rate from expedia. Overall, a very good hotel and would stay here again, after all these are the people who manage the Plaza Hotel here in New York.
Lovely hotel, but service is iffy
I've stayed in this hotel several times - very upscale, lovely decor.
Definitely a beautiful, classy hotel. We brought our baby along, and this hotel is definitely NOT family friendly! When we first arrived, we had to call 5 times to get a crib brought to our room - despite having requested it when we made our reservations AND calling the day ahead to make sure it would be set-up. Each time we called, they were very nice and assured us the crib would be right up. It took, literally, FOUR hours for them to get us a crib. Our year old baby didn't get to bed till midnight because of this. If you have a baby, you realize how this can ruin the next few days! I was very disappointed.
Great Gold Club staff!
We stayed here three months before the Gold Floor opened, then again in December after it had been opened a few months. What a change! The Gold Floor concierge were great: Clarence, Nora and Mardi really made our stay (over a windy, snowy weekend in DC while missing out on a Boston blizzard) a treat. That staff is easily equal to the groups at the Empress, Frontenac or Royal York. The Club Lounge, unfortunately, looks as if some NYC designer got hold of it...very boring with lots of pastel and little to hold your attention: a shame in a city so rich in history and not up to the rest of the chain. The Valet parking was the only drawback..DC has almost no parking and small streets around the hotel, so you have to use the Valet but ah! the waits...20 minutes one afternoon, 45 minutes another after an in-house conference had let out even tho the Gold Concierge had called down. The valet people and process seemed very disorganized..lots of people but few chief organizers. All said, the service and rooms are better than Bethesda, the Willard, or Crystal City locations for lower prices, and you can easily walk into Georgetown for sightseeing and dinner.
Nice place, lousy customer service
The hotel itself is beautiful, and my room was very nice: clean, modern, well-appointed. No complaints there. After the trip, I realized I'd misplaced my receipt, which I needed to submit for reimbursement at work. I called the hotel and asked for a copy of my receipt to be sent to me. They put me through to the accounting dep't, who said no problem. After about a week with no receipt, I emailed them. They replied that the request had been forwarded to the appropriate people.
Still nothing. So I sent them an angry email saying that I was surprised and disappointed by their poor service, and that if I didn't get my receipt as promised, I'd never stay there again. I got no response at all. If you go there, chances are you will enjoy your stay.
But if you need to deal with them for customer service-related issues, good luck.
Loved It!
I stayed at the Fairmont for three nights in December, 2003 and thought it was absolutely fabulous. The valet staff is VERY helpful as I did not have to lift a piece of luggage my entire stay. The room was furnished with every possible amenity ranging from terrycloth bathrobes to a fully stocked minibar. The bathroom even had a scale (which was I wish wasn't there after eating Sunday brunch at the Collenade). The concierge was able to get me a table at The Palm at the very last minute and offered some great advice about what to see at the Kennedy Center. Overall, The Fairmont Washington, DC was a great place for a weekend getaway and I will be staying there again!
Near Perfection!
This chain at this hotel got it right! I recently stayed at the hotel on the club level. That arrangement is new to the hotel. The food service and quality was excellent. The entire staff were helpful and polite. The rooms are oversized with marble baths and every possible amenity from scales, robes and designer lotions and potions to slippers and valet. Not any candy at night in this hotel, you get an easel bearing a scene from Washington all made out of chocolate. The health club is complete. They even insisted on overnighting something back to me that I had lost in the room. The only gripes: you need earphones in the health club to hear the TV and they charge five dollars for them; and no alcoholic beverages are included in the club services. In summary, they beat the Ritz and charge less.
Had a 2-night stay at this property in Sept. 2003, this hotel is great. Checked in at 5AM, the manager and front desk staff were very friendly and checked me in without hesitation. The lobby is nice however, the rooms are PERFECT. This is the type of room that includes a lint brush..do I make myself clear? Reserve without hesitation.
Excellent DC Hotel
This is a perfect hotel for either business or pleasure. While the hotel has changed hands many times, the service is always first class.
From the desk staff to the doormen, this is a place that remembers your name and takes care of all your needs. The rooms are large and perfect for work or relaxing. The hotel boasts one of the finest gyms in the area that is available to hotel guests. I wouldn't stay anywhere else in DC.
Very pleasant & enjoyable
We had a one-night stay (Dec 7, 2002), our first in this property. It was still called the Monarch, but it was already in the Fairmont group. The inner lobby area is very attractive. My wife used the health club (extra fee) and gave it a high rating. Our room was very nice and comfortable. I didn't particularly like the lunch entree I had in the hotel at our early arrival, so that night we walked across the street to the Park Hyatt and had a very good meal. Overall, I give the Fairmont a very high rating.
Comfortable getaway
My husband and I went to Washington for a get-away and stayed at the Monarch. It was fantastic. It feels a little bit like a Ritz Carleton... maybe a bit more business oriented, but the comfort and prettiness of the place made us feel on vacation. Great gym. Good advice re: where to eat from the concierge.
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Last week, the Jets lost their most important player when cornerback Darrelle Revis tore his ACL on a non-contact play. On Sunday, they've lost their most important player of the offense -- temporarily, at least -- when he suffered a foot injury
After catching a pass from Mark Sanchez in the third quarter, receiver Santonio Holmes went to the turf, and his left knee struck the ground. He immediately gave up the ball and grabbed for his leg. The 49ers picked up the fumble and returned it for a touchdown.
According to multiple reports, Holmes couldn't put weight on his leg, and he had to be carted off the field.
He did not return for the game.
Afterward, he had to use a golf cart to leave the stadium. Holmes did not talk to reporters following the Jets embarrassing 34-0 loss to the 49ers after which some players wondered if we would see Tebow Time anytime soon.
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RENO — The Reno Athletics scored five runs in their last two at-bats to knock off the Carson Blue Jays, 7-3, Tuesday night at Bishop Manogue.
The Blue Jays were held to five hits, one each by Connor Pradere, Joe Nelson, Brandon Allen, Joe Birri and Cody Azevedo. Pongasi, Nelson and Bryce Moyle had an RBI for Carson.
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Paradise on a pond: Presque Isle houseboat owners enjoy life on the water
On Horseshoe Pond, Mike Hirsch's doorbell is a car horn and his second bathroom is in a lighthouse, or at least a replica of one.
Sunfish get caught through a hatch in the kitchen floor, and a beaver tried to establish a pantry beneath it. Turtles swim by, and eagles fly overhead. Hirsch has invited friends out to play ice hockey and watched meteor showers.
He and his wife, Carol, own one of 24 houseboats anchored in the pond near the east end of Presque Isle State Park. Like boaters at a marina, houseboat owners lease their spots. But unlike other boats, the floating houses stay put and offer owners a scenic place to get away to.
"I love the mornings out here when you wake up and nobody's on the park and you know you have the park to yourself and the wildlife's coming out," Hirsch, 53, of Erie, said.
A few houseboats over, Tom and Nancy Bloom, both 74 and of Greene Township, enjoy relaxing or entertaining children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
"We look at this as our little paradise," Nancy Bloom said. "It's just a nice place to be."
She likes to cook a big breakfast in the kitchen before the grandchildren head out for morning rides on the family Jet Skis or go off to nearby Beach 11.
On her own, Nancy Bloom likes reading in a chair on the deck that surrounds all four sides of the small house. To the north is park land, to the east is a park road that runs along the pond, to the south is the U.S. Coast Guard station, and to the west is an opening to Misery Bay and Presque Isle Bay.
Houseboats, which have a long history in the Erie area, weren't originally on Horseshoe Pond.
"They were scattered all over Presque Isle Bay," said Harry Leslie, the park's operations manager.
"They were really the poor man's vacation home," Leslie said.
He said there was a plan to get rid of them, especially those in Misery Bay, during the middle of the 20th century. Instead, they were moved to Horseshoe Pond in the 1960s.
"They represent a time and piece of history of Erie's maritime community," Leslie said.
He said no residents now reside on them full time. But owners can come, go and stay when the park is closed to the public.
The houseboats have numbers from 1 to 29, but five numbers are missing because they weren't all relocated, said Tom Bloom, who has been Houseboat Owners Association president for 18 years. Numbers were drawn from a hat to determine location, he said, which explains why his No. 28 is next to No. 4.
His original houseboat was 100 years old when he bought it in 1981. He built a new one in 2006 at a cost of $80,000. It has a cathedral ceiling in the living area along with a couch, TV and boat-shaped coffee table. There's a kitchen, a bathroom, a workroom and a dining area where the hanging light sways above the table when the houseboat shifts in a breeze.
"You got to get used to things moving a little bit," Tom Bloom said.
The movement is more side to side and less up and down.
Things are often smaller on a houseboat, Nancy Bloom said, as she pointed to mini blades on the ceiling fan in the master bedroom, known as the "captain's quarters." The "crew's quarters" room has two sets of bunk beds.
Beds, refrigerator and stove were put on board in winter. Appliances were loaded onto a small boat that was slid across the ice. Supplies like food also have to be transported over water, and garbage has to be removed.
"There's a lot of myths of what goes on out here," Hirsch said.
One is that waste from houseboats goes into Horseshoe Pond. Another is that houseboats are passed down through families and can't be sold.
The men said it doesn't happen often, but houseboats are sold. Their availability is usually shared by word of mouth.
While the price to buy one varies, yearly rent paid to the state by all of the owners is between $900 and $1,000, the men said.
Hirsch purchased his in 2000 for $50,000 and said he's put an unknown amount of money into improving it, including adding an enclosed addition with a futon for sleeping.
His house is 3 feet shy of the 1,000-square-foot limit, he said. Owners are allowed another 1,000 square feet of deck.
Houses are also limited to a single story, although one owner did somehow manage to work in a second floor, the men said.
Anchors screwed into the pond's bottom and cables prevent Tom Bloom's houseboat from floating away. It stays up using a system of steel pipes and plastic barrels he designed himself. He said plastic barrels last longer than steel ones. Another houseboat sits on empty fuel tanks.
"Everybody's got their own system for flotation, anchoring, waste," Hirsch said.
He has two ways of dealing with human waste. One bathroom, with a Coast Guard-approved electric toilet, is inside. Hirsch said users insert a special paper liner, "take care of business," and then the waste drops into a combustion chamber where it incinerates, leaving ash that goes out with the trash.
He said emptying it is "less disgusting than a cigarette ashtray."
For his second bathroom, he had a replica of the North Pier Light built around the guts of a portable toilet. Painted black and white like the little lighthouse on the nearby North Pier, the toilet sits on a barge. Hirsch can unhook it from the houseboat deck and, using his boat, tow the toilet to shore on a calm day to have it pumped empty.
Houseboat owners are careful about keeping any kind of waste out of the water, he said.
"Everybody is protective of the pond," Hirsch said.
He can shower on his houseboat, where water is available between spring and fall, but he doesn't use soap. If he wants to shampoo his hair, he heads to park showers at Beach 11.
Leslie said the houseboat owners are "model citizens" and take good care of the area. "They don't want the Horseshoe Pond polluted because that's where their grandchildren swim," he said.
The water is also where the wires run that carry electricity to the houseboats.
Hirsch's has electric baseboard heating, but the floor isn't insulated and the building gets cold in winter. He and his wife still use it then. It can serve as their base when they cross-country ski to Gull Point, and last winter Mike Hirsch gathered friends for a couple weekends of hockey on the ice next to his houseboat.
Ironically, the milder the winter, the less opportunity people might have for using their houseboats.
When the pond ice is thick enough, people just walk across it. But sometimes the ice isn't sturdy enough to walk on but is too thick to get a rowboat through, Hirsch said.
Joining the Hirsches on their houseboat are cat Tillie, who spends time on the deck watching seagulls, and dog Yahtzee, who has her own ramp for getting in and out of the pond. Common map turtles also make use of the ramp, with up to 30 basking in the sun on it.
"We've got a community of sunfish that live under here," Hirsch said.
They can be caught through the 2-foot-square hatch in the floor.
He also sees beaver and once, while inspecting the underside of the floating structure, found where one of the creatures had started storing its sticks. \u00d
Hirsch said he and his wife usually spend two to four summer nights a week on the houseboat. Visitors signal their arrival with the honk of a car horn so Hirsch knows to go get them in one of his boats.
The houseboats aren't all fun, however. Owners are responsible for maintenance and upkeep. It's not uncommon during the day to hear the hum of a compressor running as someone uses it to blow air into and water out of barrels or tanks.
Tom Bloom usually puts on a wet suit in August to dive under his houseboat and check the approximately 60 barrels.
Owners have a saying that each hour of pleasure costs an hour of work.
Leslie said the houseboats are another unique feature of the state park.
While he doesn't anticipate the number increasing above 24, Leslie said houses will continue to float on Horseshoe Pond.
"I think they'll be here a long time," he said.
DANA MASSING can be reached at 870-1729 or by e-mail. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNmassing.


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... beach. The owner had told us it was the best beach around us only a 20 minute driver. Again because the area wasn't that developed yet there would be no beach bars or hotels near it so on the way we called at a mini mart and collected some picnic essentials. It was a lovely beach but nothing like we've seen a long the way or for ones on Gili islands for that matter. It was however very peaceful until a local came over ...
Mr Belly and his boat
... each other, overlooking the sea for our Balinese massages. Eight mum opted for a personal package that included a 15 minute facial, while I stuck to the traditional massage instead. The sea was incredibly loud and relaxing and I had to stop myself from drooling twice - the therapist had the most amazing hands and technique: she was able to not only work unhappy areas, but also leave me feeling ridiculously relaxed.
After 90 minutes, we were ...
Mount Rinjani day 3 - sunrise at summit & descent
... three sections: Very steep on loose gravel and hard bedrock. Fairly steep on loose gravel. Extremely steep on loose gravel. Exhausted, we tackled the initial hour's climb before we had a break, as our guide explained to us that the next section is slightly easier, until the last scramble to the top. True to his word we all found the next hour more bearable, with exception now to the extreme wind chills as ...
Time to Relax by the pool with a cocktail.
... to our room by our room attendant who was a lovely guy, as we walked around through the buildings which make up the resort you could see that it looked freshly painted but still had an older 70's look about it. Our room itself was wonderful as it was spacious and the bed was huge. Reasonably sized bathroom and over all very clean and well presented. It was advertised as having a kitchenette and tea/coffee making items but the kitchenette was just a sink, there was ...
3 nights on Lombok
... El was telling us about his friends from all around the world and he mentioned his friend from Scotland. This time it was our turn to laugh and we said "say Scotland again" he did and it was really funny as he said the word Scotland, with a Scottish accent! Hilarious. He then went on to say he has just bought a 2 acre plot on the island of Sambawa of white sandy beach. He said "my wife is very happy - I have just bought her a beach!" He plans to build a family home there ...


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The trial of Saddam Hussein and seven co-defendants, which resumed in a fortified courtroom in Baghdad's Green Zone this week following a 40-day adjournment, has raised a few eyebrows. Among other criticisms, the Iraqi special court and the United States are being criticized for a...
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The countryside of Ecuador comes to life on this picturesque nine-day journey. Discover the rural villages outside of Quito, the Amazon's lush jungle, and end at the doorstep of the Andean Highlands.
Suggested Itinerary-at-a-glance:
- Day 1:
Arrive Quito / Casa Gangotena
- Day 2:
Otavalo / Hacienda Zuleta (B,L,D)
- Day 3:
Otavalo / Hacienda Zuleta (B,L,D)
- Day 4:
Otavalo / Hacienda Zuleta (B,L,D)
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Amazon / Hamadryade Lodge (B,L,D)
- Day 6:
Amazon / Hamadryade Lodge (B,L,D)
- Day 7:
Quito / Casa Gangotena (B)
- Day 8:
Cotopaxi / Hacienda San Agustin de Callo (B,L,D)
- Day 9:
Cotopaxi / Hacienda San Agustin de Callo (B,L,D)
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Departure (B)
Itinerary Description:
Casa Gangotena welcomes you to your first night in Ecuador, staying on the edge of Plaza San Francisco in an historic hotel. Continue north of Quito to Hacienda Zuleta, a working farm and 17th-century estate nestled in the Northern Andes. Enjoy the pastoral charm of the region with activities at the farm, day trips to local Indian markets, and incredible hikes into the mountains.
The Upper Amazon Basin is next, with the contemporary bungalows of Hamadryade Lodge cradling you amidst the trees for the next two nights. Embark with native guides to discover the secrets of the rainforest, including Quechua cultures who have lived in harmony with the forest for generations.
Journey into the Andes for the remainder of your time in Ecuador, staying on the edge of Cotopaxi National Park. On the site of a former Inca fortress and enjoying fantastic views of Cotopaxi Volcano, Hacienda San Agustin de Callo is your base from which to explore the park and the surrounding Highlands. Birders will thrill at the chance to see the Andean condor, and the history of the hacienda itself will fascinate every guest.
Land price from: $8,320 per person
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Former Henry County Board member Charles Richard Baum Jr., 86, of Colona, died Sept. 18, 2012, at Illini Restorative Care Center in Silvis after a long illness.
Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 21, at Colona United Methodist Church. The Rev. Sandy Burnell will officiate. Burial will be in Colona Township Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. Thursday at Vandemore Funeral Home, Geneseo. Memorials may be left to Colona United Methodist Church or the Catfish Jazz Society Scholarship Fund.
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The Penguins have been looking like a Stanley Cup contender all year: They had an 11 game win-streak earlier this season; Neal was the first winger on the Pens to hit 40 goals since Jagr and Kovalev did it in 2000-2001 and Evgeni Malkin is a point scoring machine.
The team is finally healthy and they are ready for the playoffs. With a recent tension-filled loss to the Flyers, the Pens need to bounce back and get ready for a very physical game in the playoffs. In order for the Pens to make a solid run at the Cup this year, there are five key things they need to do.


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The Green Meadow robotics team, The PolyGnomes, traveled to the FTC World Championships from April 21-26 and left tied for 5th place, out of 4500 teams. We are so proud of their accomplishments, and grateful to their coaches, math teachers James Madsen and Lisa Krogh!
Here they are, practicing at the tournament:
Luis Fernando Llosa, Sports Illustrated investigator and writer & co-author of Beyond Winning: Smart Parenting in a Toxic Sports Environment, spoke at Green Meadow on March 7. Watch an excerpt of his talk at Green Meadow here. Read his recent piece in The Huffington Post.
Our Robotics Team is headed to Scranton, PA on March 19 to compete in Super Regionals. Help them get there!
The Green Meadow Waldorf School robotics club, aptly named the PolyGnomes, won the FIRST Tech Challenge Mid-Hudson Tournament on Saturday, January 10 at Kennedy Catholic High School in Somers, NY. In this year's game, Cascade Effect, students designed and operated a robot that placed plastic balls in various goals on a playing field in a complex game. This season, the PolyGnomes were the only team to go undefeated with a 9-0 record. They also achieved the honors of #1 seed, Captain of the Winning Alliance, and won 3rd place for outstanding robotic design out of 22 teams.
The Green Meadow PolyGnomes were led to victory by students Danny Chang, Brian Frei, Chester Lee, Takama Saeki, and James Yang. The team is coached by Physics and Math teacher James Madsen and Math teacher Lisa Krogh. According to Mr. Madsen, "Even though our robot was only about 80% healthy on Saturday with some control issues, the team compensated with brilliant strategy, outstanding driving, and a versatile engineering design that was able to do secondary tasks in addition to its primary goals. This group, especially the seniors, is highly motivated and tirelessly dedicated. The design is exceedingly innovative and versatile."
The team's next tournament will be on January 25 in Yonkers, then they will move on to play in the Empire Division Regional Tournament at Pace University on February 8.
Have you ever wondered about the beautiful chalkboard drawings in your child(ren)'s classroom? Here is a window into the process of creating them.
This article from Psychology Today looks at a 2012 study documenting a continuous decline in creativity among American schoolchildren over the last two or three decades. The research suggests that play and curiosity are foundations for learning. They are also the bedrock of Waldorf Education.
This piece by Jacqueline Koay in The Huffington Post UK reminds us that who our children become, not what job they eventually have, is what counts.
This Thursday night, November 6, at 7:30pm in the Arts Building Music Room, we are pleased to have Paula Moraine offering a talk for parents. The event is free and open to the public. Paula Moraine, M.Ed., will be speaking on attention issues and offering techniques to strengthen our children's executive function, time management, and more.
Paula has been a Waldorf class teacher and administrator; a tutor for elementary, high school, and college students; and a university adjunct, mentor, coach, and adult educator in teacher training programs in the US, Germany, and Scotland. Paula's book Helping Students Take Control of Everyday Executive Functions – The Attention Fix has been translated into Dutch, Spanish, and Finnish. She is currently in private practice in Maryland.
This piece from Huffington Post reminds us of the importance of protecting our children from media exposure, according to their developmental stage.
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Mark Ingram is a running back in a draft considered low on running back talent; in a year where few teams are listing running back as a need.
The Miami Dolphins are projected to be the first team interested in taking a running back with the 15th pick. But could Ingram go before that?
It all depends on perceived value. If a team ahead of the Dolphins does not see the guy they want on the board, and running back is something that could use improvement through the draft, Ingram could go higher.
Ingram also could go lower if the Dolphins go in another direction.
The NFL Draft is nothing if not unpredictable at times. So here is yet another mock draft for your consumption.
|1. Carolina Panthers: Patrick Peterson
2. Denver Broncos: Marcell Dareus
3. Buffalo Bills: Cam Newton
4. Cincinnati Bengals: Julio Jones
|17. New England Patriots: Ryan Kerrigan
18. San Diego Chargers: Cameron Heyward
19. New York Giants: Tyron Smith
20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Adrian Clayborn
|5. Arizona Cardinals: Von Miller
6. Cleveland Browns: Da'Quan Bowers
7. San Francisco 49ers: Nick Fairley
8. Tennessee Titans: Blaine Gabbert
|21. Kansas City Chiefs: Akeem Ayers
22. Indianapolis Colts: Anthony Castonzo
23. Philadelphia Eagles: Derek Sherrod
24. New Orleans Saints: Muhammad Wilkerson
|9. Dallas Cowboys: Prince Amukamara
10. Washington Redskins: A.J. Green
11. Houston Texans: Cameron Jordan
12. Minnesota Vikings: Jake Locker
|25. Seattle Seahawks: Justin Houston
26. Baltimore Ravens: Torrey Smith
27. Atlanta Falcons: Brooks Reed
28. New England Patriots: Titus Young
|13. Detroit Lions: Nate Solder
14. St. Louis Rams: J.J. Watt
15. Miami Dolphins: Mark Ingram
16. Jacksonville Jaguars: Aldon Smith
|29. Chicago Bears: Gabe Carimi
30. New York Jets: Phil Taylor
31. Pittsburgh Steelers: Mike Pouncey
32. Green Bay Packers: Robert Quinn


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Le plus commode Inn/B & B dans le Maine Nous sommes à 30 minutes à LL haricots, 10 Minutes pour Cabelas, 15 Minutes du Vieux-Port/Portland, lumière de 6 maisons, 300 au large des îles de la côte, 5 parcs d'État, 40 Minutes à Kennebunkport, 25 Minutes région lac Sebago, Naples et dans les montagnes au-delà. L'auberge PineCrest est : confortable et relaxant, sert petits-déjeuners gastronomiques tables privées, s'asseoir a la salle de bain privée, TV câblée, lecteur DVD, WIFI gratuit a 65 vins au verre et bière pression, propose une excellente cuisine et salle à manger tous les mercredis jeudis, vendredis et samedi soir, propose des concerts maison mensuellement et est votre maison loin de chez eux.
5 sur septembre 27, 2016
We enjoyed our stay at PineCrest very much! Our room, and the Inn itself were beautifully decorated, and exceptionally clean. We were so comfortable. Matt and Amy were wonderful hosts, and cooked the most delicious and unique breakfasts!! We will definitely stay here again on our return to Gorham.
5 sur septembre 25, 2016
Our recent visit to the Portland area was greatly enhanced by the wonderful stay at Pinecrest B&B. We have stayed in numerous bed and breakfasts, and this was one of our very favorite. Matt and Amy were so friendly, making us feel right at home as soon as we arrived. Our room, the Quincy, was beautifully appointed and very convenient on the first floor. The breakfasts were outstanding, and the dining area was extremely nice. If we are ever back in the area, we will definitely stay again!!
4,0 sur septembre 08, 2016
My wife and I stayed at this B&B to celebrate our wedding anniversary and babymoon. Matt and Amy were warm and welcoming hosts. The attention to every little detail made for a really great experience. Breakfast each morning was fantastic and cooked/served by the hosts. The room clean when we got back from a day of sightseeing and the overall vibe around the inn was very relaxed. The location of the inn is also very convenient to Portland and Old Orchard Beach - around 20-30min drive. The town center of Gorham is also within walking distance that has restaurants and shops. My wife and I would definitely stay at this inn again!
4,4 sur août 27, 2016
This B&B is a gem! We stayed 2 nights and our room was exactly as pictured. Wonderful breakfast, nice and clean, and such an easy drive and short distance to Portland, thus saving $$$ on your stay. The owners are extremely nice and helpful, talking when we had questions and comments, and leaving you alone when you don't...perfect! My only negative comments was how very small our shower was...but it was nice and clean, and got us clean...so in the long run it performed it's job. Also our room could use some new, fluffy pillows, whereas the bed was comfy, the pillows were somewhat flat. Good restaurnts in this town as well....where else can one get 3 Lobster dinner, with 1 side entree, an all you can eat soup and salad bar, and bread for $26.99? Town people are friendly and helpful as well! I highly recommend The PineCrest B&B and the town of Gorhan.
5 sur août 23, 2016
This place is incredible. It is very apparent how much thought and care the innkeepers Matt & Amy put into their inn and their guests. The room was very comfortable, very clean, and beautifully decorated, as was the rest of the inn. You really feel like you're at home, while also having your privacy. Everything about breakfast was delicious. If you're looking for a quiet and relaxing place to stay, that's also somewhat close to Portland, you'll be very satisfied here.
5 sur juillet 30, 2016
What a welcome change after a months travel in the States. Genuine hosts with a true flair for welcoming us and making our stay excellent. This is the first review and recommendation we have made after more than 35 days in the USA.
4,6 sur juin 24, 2016
We were delighted to stay at The PineCrest Bed and Breakfast. The owners are wonderful, the entire place is well maintained, and the rooms are beautifully decorated. Matt and Amy certainly pay attention to detail - they are awesome hosts!
5 sur avril 15, 2016
Had a wonderful two-night stay recently. The room was quite beautiful and comfortable - so tastefully appointed. I loved having a second, private entrance to my particular room from the outside, as I had to come late on my first night and depart very early on my second morning! I also loved that I could make coffee in my room in the morning. : ) I would absolutely return.
4,8 sur février 19, 2016
Our two night stay at the PineCrest Bed & Breakfast Inn was more perfect than I could have ever imagined. At the time of our stay the associated restaurant was closed, but the breakfast, served by Amy, was superb. I loved every intricate detail that Matt and Amy put into their B&B to make this the perfect getaway destination. From the chocolates on the pillows to their extensive movies selection aa well as the free log for the fireplace and the fun board game selection, every minute of your stay can be as cozy, romantic, fun and as entertained as possible. The Quincy was a beautiful room which was clean, well taken care of and quiet. Best of all, Matt and Amy are the most gracious hosts, who are willing to make excellent dining or sightseeing suggestions as well have a simple conversation, if you are looking for it. We would recommend PineCrest to anyone looking for a place to stay anywhere in New England and definitely plan to return again ourselves!
4,6 sur décembre 03, 2015
We were visiting with family in the area, and were given two nights in the newly built "Brookbridge" suite on the first floor. The privacy was wonderful! It was quiet, peaceful and well appointed. The KING size bed was very comfortable. The only wish I had was a larger TV on the wall. It was smaller one, and harder to see. :) We will definitely be back! Innkeepers Matt & Amy were fine folk, and made our stay just perfect!
Le Brookbridge est un premier étage nouvellement construit chambre king. A tout le confort de notre auberge à votre disposition en chambre très calme, bien aménagées et reposante.
Prix par nuit: $150 - $170
Prix par nuit: $150 - $170
Proche aéroport, Ville, A la campagne, En bord de mer, Village
Portland, ME (PWM-Intl. Jet Port) 10 miles
Sortie 42 de l'I95 - Scarborough / Route 1 Bretelle de sortie au feu à gauche À gauche au 2ème feu Rt 114 North Rester sur la Rt 114 (attention aux virages) Inn est 6,5 miles vers le haut à gauche quand vous entrez dans la ville de Gorham
Parc d'attractions, Antiquaires , Galeries d'art, Plage, Lieu de concert, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Lac, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Océan, Lumière de 400 îles, Cabela, L.L. Beans, Sebago Lake, maisons, parcs régionaux, Boutiques, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Services religieux, Rivière, Ruines, Piste de ski, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole
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Panier d'agréments, Piano, Films, Equipé pour les mariages, Espace bar , Cafetières Keurig
Climatisation, Réveil, Peignoirs, Jeux de société, Lecteur CD, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Lecteur DVD, Cheminée, Réfrigérateur , Sèche-cheveux, Internet, Planche à repasser, Micro-ondes, Radio, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Service de chambre, Wi-Fi, Internet par câble
Location de vélos, Pistes cyclables, Observation d'oiseau, Base nautique, Canoë, Pistes de ski de fond, Ski alpin , Pêche, Golf, Sentiers de randonnée , Promenade à cheval, Canoë-Kayak, Plages de l'océan, grands lacs, parcs d'État, Voile, Shopping, Excursion, Location de skis, Natation, Sports d'eau
Matt & Amy Mattingly
Musique, cuisine, vin
Equilibré , Régime particulier , Végétarien Gluton gratuit
Petit déjeuner
Tous nos petits déjeuners servis sont plats. De nos PineCrest Benedict servi avec jambon fumé, muffins méditerranéens douces, frais sauce hollandaise et oeufs locales à notre Premier PC Français Toast, faite avec du pain Challah trempés dans la pâte sucrée savoureuse parfaite. Tous nos services alimentaires caractéristiques locaux de fruits et légumes chaque fois qu'elle est disponible. De notre saucisse de petit déjeuner à notre fabuleux poissons ou surlonge, tous issus des fermes locales et pêcheur.


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Dr. Martin Moskowitz, MD is board certified in Critical Care Medicine.
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Dr. Moskowitz graduated from University of Guadalajara, Mexico, San Antonio.
Dr. Moskowitz has 10 hospital affiliations:
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