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|861 sq. ft.
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Amazing location moments from Chancery Lane underground station in central London. Building just completed with luxury fittings throughout. Fully equipped kitchen with all mod cons. Guests are welcomed with a bowl of fruit and cereal, milk, jam and bread for your first morning's breakfast. We can also make a high chair or baby cot available on request.
Bedroom 1: Large, comfortable double bed.
Living Room: Beautiful room bathed in natural light. Sofa bed can open up into a double bed.
Open plan Kitchen: Dining table seating up to 4 people with a newly refurbished kitchen with all mod cons.
Apartment can accommodate up to 4 adults and one child.
HandsFreeLettings manages upmarket residences on behalf of owners who themselves use their apartments but enjoy sharing their properties rather than leaving them empty when they are away. We specialise in high-end flats with a luxury but homely feel.
we really enjoyed our stay...perfect location 1 block from the tube; coffee shops. food stores, pharmacy, everything you need. Flat was clean and modern. Thank you Ben for allowing us to drop off our luggage early!! Will absolutely book again!!
This is a fantastic apartment! Very close to bus stops and the Chancery Lane underground station. The apartment itself is very clean and beautifully equipped. The bathroom, in particular, was spacious and the shower extremely large! Ben and Yaz were very responsive to inquires before and during our stay. The building is very secure and the porter was extremely friendly. The neighborhood is busy with offices during the week, but on the weekend and at night it was surprisingly quiet given its central location. I would absolutely recommend this apartment to anyone staying in London!
This is a wonderful rental. Great location on bus lines & near Chancery Lane station, also near many food markets, restaurants, other conveniences. The apartment is spacious, clean, well-equipped, private, BIG bathroom, quiet at night. Loved the building's security, and the elevator worked great for our son's wheelchair (that's not always true when we travel). Ben was very responsive to our emails before, during, and after our stay. I'm happy to recommend this rental. In the neighborhood, we enjoyed drinks and meals at the Argyle, and coffee and pastries at the Department of Coffee and Social Affairs, both friendly, reasonable, tasty, and a very quick walk from the apartment. And maybe even try a drawing class at the Sunny Art Centre, right downstairs--we did, and it was excellent.
All the positive reviews were right. This is a great location. The tube is almost at the doorstep, a bus stop across the street, dry cleaners 50 feet away, great patisserie in the next block, grocery store nearby, excellent restaurants in the neighborhood. Within walking distance to many tourist sites. The apartment itself is beautifully furnished and well equipped with amenities. There's no street noise with the windows closed and the air conditioning is great. Well equipped kitchen and bathroom. Would definitely come back and recommend to friends. And Yaz and Ben were extremely helpful with all requests. There's also a building manager in attendance weekdays.
Yaz was helpful and responded quickly to my messages, both before and during our stay. We were delighted by the location and its easy access to many London sites.
The property was very well situated, within 2 minutes of Chancery Lane tube station, on Central Line. This was most convenient for getting anywhere within London.
The flat itself is fantastic, with all requirements for a comfortable stay. While giving on the street, it is very well soundproofed, so we had a very well lit flat without any noisy background.
The state of the flat and all the white goods was impeccable, everything very clean, and while very functional, it felt very comfortable. The sofa was definitely a must for relaxing in the evening, before going to a nice and comfortable bed !
The bathroom was also well organised and functional, and the shower was powerful enough to allow to relax the shoulders. The use of an additional shower line was also most useful for washing hairs. All linen were provided and in impeccable condition, overall of very good quality.
The owners/managers were most thoughtful, leaving a little book with information related to the flat and the neighbourhood, especially with information related to shops and nice restaurants nearby. They also provide adaptors. Most appreciated were the London map and Oyster cards.
Overall, the flat was thoroughly enjoyable, and if I could, I wish it could become my permanent pied-à-terre in London !


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Coffe and tea dye for a second chance.....
I designed and made this silk chiffon dress a couple of years ago. It has been embellish with guipiur lace at the top, and it was all pure white. Now days, it was going to be used again and decided to make a change of color. Since I come from the "land of coffe" I decided to use coffe as a dye, and it worked beautifully. I had to give about 6 "layers" of color since it is darker on the hems and center front oppening, The lace did not take the color in the same way, the shade was different, and that is where I had to use tea, and the color came perfectly. I hand washed and put a bit of vinegar in the first wash (6-7 washes, after every dip into the coffe!!!) and I can assure you that is color fast. Hope you like it and dare to experiment with "Costa Rican Coffe!!!"
Pattern or design used: My Own Design - Adriana Orozco
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Te dress is beautiful either colour, but the coffee has given it a soft warmth that really sets it apart from white.
Congratulations on such a beautiful creation.
My attempts at dying with coffee and tea were not so successful!!
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'Dirty Dancing' Remake Gets a Release Date
Lionsgate has announced the release date for its fortchcoming remake of Dirty Dancing: July 26, 2013.
As was previously announced, the remake of the hit 1983 film starring Patrick Swayze will be directed by High School Musical's Kenny Ortega and written by Monte Carlo's Maria Maggenti.
Ortega, who was a choreographer on the original Dirty Dancing, is producing with Debra Martin Chase (The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants). No actors have been cast yet.
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John McCain: Climate Change Didn't Cause Arizona Fires, Immigrants Did
John McCain can't figure out what's so controversial about his comments that Arizona's epic wildfires were caused by illegal immigrants. The real insult? In McCain's comments and the ensuing media coverage, the words 'climate change' haven't come up once.
Just when you thought John McCain was getting cool again, he appears to be slipping back over the edge of senility.
After his disastrous presidential run in 2008, John McCain seemed to wake as if from a nightmare, shed the shadow of that "goggle-eyed mouth-breather" of a running mate (as Bill Maher calls her), and get down to work restoring his good name.
After keeping his head down and avoiding and calamitous PR gaffes for the last couple years, McCain started making noise again last month after the assassination of Osama bin Laden. He used intelligence briefings to point out that waterboarding had not led us to bin Laden, and to passionately make the case against torture on the Senate floor.
The speech was effective enough to command respect from both sides of the aisle and the political community admiringly noticed, "It's like the old McCain."
Then, on Sunday, McCain stepped in front of a camera and blamed the Airzona wildfires on illegal immigrants. "There is substantial evidence that some of these fires are caused by people who have crossed our border illegally," he said. "They have set fires because they signal others, they have set fires to keep warm, and they have set fires in order to divert law enforcement agents and agencies from them."
Today, McCain doubled down on his performance, appearing on The Today Show to insist, "I'm puzzled…that there should be any controversy."
Meanwhile, Arizona ranger Tom Berglund refuted the "illegal immigrant" theory to ABC News, saying, "There's no evidence that I'm aware…indicating such a thing."
Wallow fire, as it's being called, is now the biggest fire in Arizona's recorded history, coming amidst a season of record tornadoes, unusual snowfall, and all kinds of anachronistic weather behavior. And not once in McCain's comments on the cause of the fire or the ensuing media coverage have the words "climate change" appeared.
In truth, McCain was doing what all politicians do with this campfire issues: He was using one material situation as a synecdoche to make a larger policy argument. But where he may have been "confused" as his critics like to say when suggesting he's senile, is that he used the fires to make a point about the wrong policy.
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McCain was one of the first Republican lawmakers to back a cap-and-trade system and advocate limiting carbon emissions. In the face of Republicans' systematic climate denial, McCain stood up to stupidity for the sake of future generations. That was the old McCain.
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Review: LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE Lowers The Bar
I couldn't say for certain if the four characters who sing the opening number in the new William Finn/James Lapine musical are Jewish, but, as in one of the pair's previous collaborations, they're certainly in a room bitching.
"The key to contentment is to lower the bar," sings a member of the under-achieving Hoover family in the new musical based on the indie film Little Miss Sunshine. And, given the past teamwork from composer/lyricist Finn and bookwriter/director Lapine (Falsettos, A New Brain, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee), audience members could be forgiven for expecting more from this sluggish effort; especially after that opening number, "The Way Of The World," so cleverly garnishes it's bright, peppy melody with sage advice like "Underestimate everything" and observations from experience like "You will certainly fail." Sadly, that's just one of the scattered times when the evening hints at the brilliance of its creators.
Richard Hoover (Will Swenson) is on the verge of bankruptcy if his new book doesn't get published and his wife, Sheryl (Stephanie J. Block), has been busy keeping care of her brother, Frank (Rory O'Malley), a Proust scholar who recently botched a suicide attempt after a bad breakup. Their son, Dwayne (Logan Rowland), can't wait until he's old enough to get out of the house and has taken a vow of silence until he can start flight school. Richard's dad (David Rasche) is a crusty lecher who was kicked out of his nursing home for recreational drug use.
Little Olive Hoover (wonderfully geeky and big-voiced Hannah Nordberg) recently placed 2nd in a regional pre-teen beauty pageant (There were only three contestants.), but the winner's last-minute unavailability means she can compete for the title of Little Miss Sunshine if she can make the trip from their New Mexico home to Redondo Beach, California by the deadline.
Circumstances demand that the entire family make the trip together and the only mode of affordable transportation available is the beat-up family van, represented by wheeled yellow chairs the actors maneuver by foot. A mechanical failure forces the crew to periodically get the engine started by having everyone push and then making running leaps into the vehicle. These moments serve as cute bonding moments but a huge problem with the musical is that the authors never develop enough empathy to make us care for the Hoovers as a family. Solo ballads for Swenson and Block fall flat because the book - loaded with uncharacteristically clunky scenes - never gets revved up.
In his previous musicals, Finn's wit shined when he wrote for educated and intelligent urban characters, but he rarely has a handle on the simpler folk of Little Miss Sunshine, save for O'Malley's smarmy pessimist. Rasche's solo about his love of having all kinds of sex stands out for its outlandishness.
A Greek chorus of glitzed-up and glamorous tykes who taunt Olive for her lack of fabulousness is a clever addition but once we finally get to the pageant, the tackiness and inappropriateness of the event doesn't register hard enough to get the intended laughs, though Nordberg works hard to make Olive's oversexed talent portion work. She definitely earns the tiara in this one.
Photos by Joan Marcus: Top: Hannah Nordberg and Will Swenson; Bottom: Alivia Clark, Hannah Nordberg, Josh Lamon and Victoria Dennis.
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Hold Physical Gold And Silver – The End Is Near; Just Not In Sight…"Civil war, [government induced], social upheaval, revolution."
Michael Noonan
June 22, 2013
Whatever expectation[s] you may have, expect the unexpected and unlike what you may expect. So far, that has been playing out quite nicely, and one of our expectations is that it will continue to unfold in the same manner, and to the ongoing surprise of most.
"Gold will be at/above $2,000 by the end of the year."
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"The central bankers are [just about] out of gold." [The cupboards are likely bare.]
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Not one Precious Metals guru has gotten anything right in the last 18 months. All have been calling for considerably higher prices. Over the past several months none called for sub-$1,300 gold and sub-$20 silver. Many have extensive research staffs and reams of statistics to substantiate any and all claims asserted, [for higher price levels].
Lesson: Crystal balls do not work and never have, plus, when it comes to markets, Anything Can Happen!
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Rajdhani Express - External Reviews
I tried to catch Rajdhani Express this morning, but the show was cancelled because I was the only one there to watch it. :(
Anyway, I'll hopefully have twitter verdict and external reviews up by Monday afternoon. Thank you for stopping by.
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26 reviewers have given Rajdhani Express an average rating of 0.6/5.0 (?)
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Thumbs down by Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama ...Instead of sharp confrontations, verbal showdowns and surprising twists, what's offered is the standard and customary drama that doesn't pack a punch after a point.... full review
Thumbs down by Neha Pinto, BookmyShow ...The film is stocked with cliched characters spitting cliched dialogues.... full review
Thumbs down by Nikhil Arora, Desi Martini ...To make matters worse there is a brief song, which is a mash-up of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and Raghupati Raja Ram. No, I am not making this up.... full review
Thumbs down by Ravina Rawal, FirstPost ...the story, dialogues and execution are also all wrong, and the final plot is riddled with loopholes and loose ends.... full review
Thumbs down Free Press Journal ...The loosely non-linear pattern of the narrative that incorporates flashbacks of the past have little of interest and appear as speed breakers just when you expect the momentum to go a notch up further... full review
Thumbs down by Martin D'Souza, Glamsham.com ...There's lots of stupidity happening on-screen in the name of acting and in one instance, Priyanshu Chatterjee tells Leander to stop overacting. There you go, that itself tells you the pathetic state of the movie... full review
Thumbs down by Divya Solgama, Gomolo.in ...Jimmy Shergil, Sudhanshu Pandey, Priyanshu Chatterjee, Gulshan Grover and Mukesh Rishi try to do their best but fail to save the film. ... full review
Thumbs down by Swati Deogire, In.com ...Do NOT watch 'Rajdhani Express'. It will destroy your memories of a once-hero called Leander Paes. ... full review
Thumbs down by Fatema H Kagalwala, India Entertainment ...acky sets and costumes, very poor editing and equally banal acting become the prime culprits in an already half-heartedly thought-out story... full review
Thumbs down by Vinayak Chakravorty, india today ...Leander just served a double fault. He has made a wrong career move, that too with the wrong debut vehicle.... full review
Thumbs down by Shubhra Gupta, indian express ...The only one I felt a twinge for is Priyanshu Chatterjee, the Bengali idea-stealer of a script-writer, who puts in serious effort in order to pull off his exaggerated part. This is a good actor in a terrible film. Why can't he get better roles? ... full review
So-So by Mohar Basu, koimoi ...While all eyes are on Leander Paes, it wouldn't be wrong to say that he doesn't really disappoint you. For a first film and absolutely no background of acting, at places he does manage to make you forget that he is a Wimbledon winning tennis ace. His dialogue delivery would however need some improvement and mostly being an actor, his eyes fail to speak the pain and the thrill that his character was feeling. ... full review
Thumbs down by Arun Janardhan, Live Mint ...One of India's most accomplished tennis players, known for his many emotional outbursts on court, he keeps a straight face through this mayhem.... full review
Thumbs down by Shakti Shetty, MiD DAY ...Priyanshu Chatterjee's Bong act is almost convincing while Sudhanshu Pandey passes off as a fashion designer with a confusing sexual orientation. Jimmy Shergill comfortably continued with his A Wednesday cop persona. ... full review
Thumbs down Movie Talkies ...The dialogues, the characterization and the screenplay is amateurish, to put it mildly. ... full review
Thumbs up by Aakash Barvalia, MoviezADDA ...Written and Directed by Ashok Kohli, the story of the movie is based on a social-dramatic issue, and thus the makers have successfully conveyed their message through their film, which is more than enough to impress the moviegoers.... full review
Thumbs down by Karan Anshuman, Mumbai Mirror ... Rajdhani Express may be the year's first release but it is already in the running for the worst film of the year. Or ever. The film is a launch vehicle for Leander Paes - the defending champion who lost in the first round of the Chennai Open (out of nervousness as he kicks off his showbiz career?) - but surely hitching a ride on a Chennai auto rickshaw might've been a better choice than to get aboard this ridiculous romp called Rajdhani Express. It even makes Vinod Kambli's Annarth (2002) and Ajay Jadeja's Khel (2003) look like masterworks. What is going on this sham of a film? To start with, at a technical level, it is worse than the worst, most amateur student production. Most of the footage is out of focus and all of it has a fuzzy, grainy texture (awful reverse telecine of digitally shot footage?) Its production values are an insult to the term 'production value'. Random outof-focus shots fill-in gaps with dialogue voiceovers. Plus I spotted at least three zoom-ins, and that's the most you're going to see in all movies this year put together because, well, that's a retro aesthetic you simply don't use anymore. Like wearing bell-bottoms to a corporate office. Tacky beyond redemption. Four passengers are in a booth in a train. One of them is Leander Paes and the others - a hooker, a tailor, and a communist - are classist and look down upon him as if he's filth. Jimmy Sheirgill is a cop preventing a bomb from exploding that has been apparently put on the train by Paes (except he himself doesn't know it) and makes many intense faces with a tinge of regret that clearly spells "why did I agree to this?" That's really all I got of the story and I'm sure no one, including the writer, can fully explain the plot. The director seems to want to express his myriad personal views on life and disconnectedly mentions everything from Animal Farm to Marx to Godhra. Some of the scenes are simply too ludicrous to be seen on a big screen. Let me point out the ones that take place in the train's bathroom: the hooker and tailor hook up here, a member of the bomb squad checks an open dustbin with a beeping instrument, and creepiest of all: Paes retreats here to stare at a photo of a child. There is some ridiculously overthe-top acting (what is Gulshan Grover doing in this movie?) overall and Paes follows the director's dreadful instructions and comes across as foolish and pathetic. The once-upon-a-time toast of India, winner of 13 Grand Slam tennis titles, takes a shot at Bollywood and serves every opponent he's ever had, an automatic advantage with this single stroke.... full review
Thumbs down by Mansha Rastogi, Now Running.com ...Music by Lahu Madhav and Ritesh Nalini is lackluster. Some of the songs are pointlessly placed and sound really horrid.... full review
Thumbs down by Ankur Pathak, Rediff ...it probably is beyond the realm of human comprehension to understand the rationale that goes behind funding these kinds of films. ... full review
Thumbs down by Shilpa Jamkhandikar, Reuters ...Some dialogues are unintentionally funny and the acting is so bad, it's good.... full review
Thumbs down by Narendra Gupta, Star Blockbuster ...To preachy a pill to be swallowed.... full review
Thumbs down by Swati Rohatgi, STARDUST ...Almost every actor falters in his/her performance. Right from Priyanshu Chatterjee who bugs you with his caricaturish Bengali twang to Sudhanshu Pandey who tries really hard to keep a serious face all fall flat courtesy the lackluster character sketch.... full review
So-So by Sudhish Kamath, The Hindu ...Every character here is grey and unlike mainstream populist films where trial by media results in people coming together in support of the innocent, here the filmmaker dares to say it as it is. That people don't care. ... full review
Thumbs down by Renuka Vyavahare, Times of India ... Gulshan Grover as Rajdhani's shudh Hindi-speaking ticket collector and Priyanshu Chatterjee are the only actors who manage to keep you engaged on this otherwise derailed express.... full review
Thumbs down by Reel Reptile, Upper Stall .... The team behind this effort is no regular team. Down the ages, they will be remembered for successfully wiping out every trace of filmmaking that existed before 2013.... full review
Thumbs up by SpiceZee Bureau, ZEENEWS.COM ...There's also the promiscuous Bollywood-aspiring, morally-unsound item-number performing Sunita, played by the unconvincing Puja Bose. ... full review


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Evil is afoot in 19th Century London, someone is kidnapping pretty young women and turning them into wax mannequins for storefronts. Hot, well lukewarm, on the trail in Detective-Sergeant Sidney Bung, whose investigations lead him to the sinister Doctor Orlando Watt.
By the twelfth entry into the Carry On series, the team was well into its stride but showing signs of being stuck in its ways, success was reducing inspiration rather than firing it. Kudos, then, should be given for this successful attempt to enrich the basic tenets of the Carry On ethos with a new flavour. Screaming is most certainly a Carry On film, with its pungent innuendo and sheepish sexism, but its exploration of a genre — in this case, the lurid fillips of Hammer Horror — reveal genuine skill and appreciation. There was the sense, seldom sought out post-Screaming, that Carry On could become a satirical tool.
Most obvious of Screaming's small triumphs, is that between its bouts of bawdy humour, it is actually scary. Referencing the fog-bound traditions of House Of Wax, Frankenstein and Dr. Jeykll And Mr. Hyde as well as more unusual combo-horrors like Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman, the schemes of evil Doctor Watt, played with Williams' writhing high-pitched gusto, and meted out by his lugubrious duo of hirsute ghouls Oddbod and Oddbod Junior, have a squirmy sense of awfulness. The joke is sailing as close to the genre as possible, aided by some excellent low-budget, and rather gruesome special effects work. The corpse count may not be as high as the gaudy Carry On period pieces, but it carries an effective sense of finality. "Frying tonight," drools Williams nastily, as he plunges his victims into a vast vat of boiling wax.
It is still a comedy and a very funny one at that. Harry H. Corbett, Steptoe himself, made a one-time entry into the series and of the quartet of famous one-off players (otherwise add Bob Monkhouse, Ted Ray, Phil Silvers) made the most of the opportunity, giving dopey Detective-Sergeant Bung a sturdy, formal quality. He sort of feels like a real hero. Credit too, for Thomas' gleeful mocking of the Eastmancolor hues of Hammer, the glaring, sickly palette can be seen best effect amongst the pipes and pipettes of Watt's flamboyantly clichéd lab. As with all the best parodies, there was love amongst its naughtiness.
This 12th of the franchise shows that the series could also tackle satire, as well as the tits and bum humour.


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Following a fraudulent referendum on a new constitution in May 2008, and a blatantly rigged election in November 2010, Burma/Myanmar's new president, Thein Sein, has taken some surprising and, for many, unexpected steps.
2011 in Southeast Asia saw a number of micro-disputes that haven't yet escalated into full-fledged conflict. Much of the current disagreement is based upon historical rivalries and domestic political insecurities, while weak governance in the region continues to be a source of worry.
It seems only fitting that at the end of 2011, a year of such tremendous political change around the world, we should all be fixated with intense curiosity on the machinations of a leadership transition in North Korea.
There are many reasons for the events that unfolded into the Arab Spring, but at the root is a failure in leadership. While the Arab Spring did not result in similar uprisings in Asia, the events were followed with tremendous interest throughout the region.
After another year of noise and smoke in 2011, temperatures on the issue of South China Sea have cooled down considerably, writes Fudan University's Shen Dingli.
The U.S. presidential campaign heated up in 2011, as Americans ready themselves to vote in November 2012. While the current fiscal environment demands candidates focus on domestic economic challenges and solutions, in our interdependent world, foreign policy has to take a top spot on the list of presidential priorities. Unfortunately, election season is rife with fire and brimstone foreign policy rhetoric, attempting to engage voters at the detriment of diplomacy.
This post is part of a series of year-end posts on Asia Blog written by Asia Society experts and Associate Fellows looking back on noteworthy events in 2011. You can read the entire series here.
Exactly 100 years ago, on December 12, 1911, the British empire firmly established its new capital in Delhi with full pageantry and began the grand project of building a new city that would appropriately project its global standing.
Asia Society President Vishakha Desai says that there's something different about the quality of female politicians in Asia today.
The world may admire Japan's resolve, but unless the country's leaders get their act together "it's hard to see a bright future," writes Ayako Doi.
It is crucial not to overlook things that happen elsewhere that change the state of play within Chinese political life, writes Jeffrey Wasserstrom.
As Pakistan struggles with its democratic transition, Asia Society Senior Advisor Hassan Abbas writes in Foreign Affairs that Obama can help Pakistan help itself by taking a less unilateral approach and focusing instead on strengthening Pakistan's civilian government and investing in civil society. Abbas points out:
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Our 1st Family Cruise, Mine and DH 2nd Cruise: Carnival Ecstasy Cruise Review by SnJ01
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Our 1st Family Cruise, Mine and DH 2nd Cruise
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Galveston
Our Story Begins: We started out in Galveston on Saturday, the day of sailing. The weather was horrible. Back roads in Galveston were flooded, we parked with EZ Cruise Parking. This was our 2nd time to use them, and we will continue to use them for future cruises.
Embarkation: We arrived at the terminal about 11am and was told that they would start boarding at 12:30pm. Well after sitting for about 15-20 minutes, the attendant announced that the wedding party was about to board and once they were finished, they would begin boarding. We were seated in the first section about 5 rows from the back...We were on the ship by 11:45. Very easy and painless. Once on the ship, we were went up to the Lido deck for lunch and we were More approached literally every 3-5 minutes to purchase a Drink of the Day. After politely saying, "No Thank You" over and over with each waiter/waitress, here comes the next waiter/waitress asking. That got old VERY fast! When we were on the Conquest 2 years ago, DH and I were NEVER approached that often. The staff on the Ecstasy were definately pushing for drinks. We waited to hear a live band play Caribbean music or at least some kind of music. After about 2 hours on the ship, we began to hear music!
First Night: Seas were a little rough. The ship rocked. I am not one who gets motion sickness of any kind. I found myself opening the box of dramamine and taking a pill. DH and kids seemed to be okay, just a lil woosie. We ate dinner in the WindStar Dining Room the first night.We had the "Anytime dining" and enjoyed it as we are used to eating an early dinner. (You can go in at 5:45pm) Our waiter was awesome. Right on top of things and approached us immediately by our first names. The kids thought that was amazing. We were exhausted, so we called it an early night after exploring the ship some.
First Sea Day: Will this ship stop rocking PLEASE?!? My thinking was a stabalizer was broke. Nope, it was 45mph winds hitting it plus we had about 8-10ft swells. Our kids wanted to try Camp Carnival, so we brought them to the Stripes Lounge and left them there for about 3 hours so they could try it out. When pick up time came, we picked up the kids and brought them to the room to get their bathing suits on and took them to the Lido deck for lunch and to let them play on the waterslides. We enter the elevator, get up to Lido floor and our son got sick. It was horrible. Took him back to the room, got him cleaned up, gave him a dramamine, and he seemed to feel better. We all were nauseated from being on the ship rocking for 24 hours straight at this point. We sat out on the Lido deck for a while and let the kids swim and do the water slides. After that we went inside to get cleaned up and changed for dinner.
We went to the dining room that night, it was formal night. We had pre-ordered a birthday cake for our daughter who will soon turn 12. (This was her birthday cruise). The cake was amazing. The waiters sang Happy Birthday to her. After dinner we decided to take pics with just about everyone who was offering. After the pics, we strolled over to the Rolls Royce Cafe and DH and I got a Cappachino. Very delicious. After we sat in front of the Cafe for a little while, we called it a night.
Progreso- We arrived at 7am and watched the ship dock...FINALLY LAND! NO MORE ROCKING! We got off the ship and tried to find our land legs. We rode the free shuttle to bring us in town, did some shopping and visited Buddy's Bar and Grill. We also did the Double Deck Bus Ride. It was $3/person and we all enjoyed it. We arrived back to the ship around 12:30, and lounged around. Asked kids if they wanted to go to Camp Carnival, and after looking at the activities planned, they refused. Nothing sparked their intrests. That night the ride was alot smoother. We told the kids, now THIS is what is supposed to be like. We went to the dining room that night and was not impressed by the wait staff at all. Now I'm wondering, "Where is the dining room shows at? On the Conquest, it was nightly!" I was disapointed as we told the kids all about the dining room entertainment from our previous cruise. We went and watched a local dance company from where we are from perform and then we did a little shopping on the ship. Called it an early night as we were wanting to wake up early for Cozumel.
Cozumel- We arrived at 8am and watched the ship dock. We were docked next to the Carnival Glory. BIG SIZE DIFFERENCE, but we knew we were on a smaller ship. It was amazing to see how large the Glory was compared to the Ecstasy. While in port, we decided to do our own thing, and explore Cozumel and let the kids do some shopping. They've been saving their money for over a year for this vacation. We had lunch at Carlos and Charlie's and thouroughly enjoyed it. We met a local man by the name of Pedro who took the time to give us a tour around and made us laugh. We sure enjoyed his company.
Once on the ship, we waited for our ship to sail. Afterwards, we headed towards the dining room to see what the menu was to be served for the night. It was a fish night. We don't eat fish, so we decided to go the Buffet. They were serving just about the same things. Fish and Lamb. YUCK! So we ended up eating Pizza and the Deli.
That night, the ride was smooth as well. We missed the Mexican Buffet, but we were exhausted from spending the day walking. We love Cozumel and our kids do too.
Last Sea Day: Here we go with the rough seas again. Everyone has had their dose of Dramamine and are wearing Sea Bands. DH and I had booked the "Behind the Fun Tour" our first night on the ship as we were told there were only 16 spots. No children were allowed. So, we had asked our kids if they wanted to go to Camp Carnival, they looked at the planned activities and said "No, we would rather hang out in the room" So, DH and I went on our tour. After the tour and meeting the Captain, We tried to soak in as much sun and warm weather as possible. We then went up to our room and prepared our suitcases and set them outside the door to be picked up. (We don't like the self assist option after doing it on our last cruise). The last night, we went to the Dining room. Our waitress wasn't all that great. All I can think about is, how the staff were much more courteous and respectful on the Conquest. After dinner, we took the kids to the Family Comedy show which was really funny. We all ordered virgin Pina Colada's and enjoyed the show. We went to bed around 10:30pm.
Dembarkation: We woke up and watched our arrival into the port of Galveston. We sat down and ate our breakfast from the Buffet. We were told if we wanted coffee, we had to go to the dining room. Seriously? I guess after enough people rasied cane, they decided to put coffee out at the buffet area. After self assisted guests were off the ship, the starting calling zones. They called zones 1-5. Then zones 5-7, then a staff member told us if we were ready to get off, that we could go ahead and make our way down to get off the ship that we didn't have to wait for zone 25 since our luggage should already be down there.
Once we got into the terminal we immediately spotted a porter and he picked up our luggage from our zone, and we went straight thru customs. No line at all. We were off the ship and being taxied back to our parking area within 10-15 minutes.
Final Thought: All in all we had fun and enjoyed our bonding time with our kids. We loved the ports. We however will never sail on the Ecstasy again. We prefer the bigger ships, there seems to be more to do and better activites for Camp Carnival. Also, we will hope for alot more courteous staff on our future cruises. As for Camp Carnival, We chose that our children not be allowed to sign their self in and out at their own leisure and run around crazy on the ship without supervision; Therefore, since they couldn't sign theirselves in and out, the activities for them was very limited. Most of the public restrooms were smelly and dirty, toilet paper everywhere, especially on the Lido deck. Maybe 2 public restrooms were nice.
We will be sailing on the Carnival Triumph in November 2011 and the Carnival Magic in April 2012 and are looking forward to those. Less
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Avi Greenspoon is a current co-President of the Board. He is Executive Vice President and General Counsel at III Dune Capital Partners, joined the Board of Directors in 2009 and currently serves as Chair of the Governance Committee. Avi earned his Bachelor of Laws from Osgoode Hall Law School and was called to the Ontario Bar in 1995. Avi has previously served as a director on a number of public company boards. He was a Co-Chair of the York Region Cabinet for the 2015 UJA Annual Campaign and is a member of the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies Lawyers Cabinet. Avi and his family are members of the Adath Israel Congregation. His sons Ryan and Sam and daughter Sydney are all Leo Baeck graduates.


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Dunbar native performs in 'Avenue Q'
Dunbar native David Mahokey is performing the next two weekends in Split Stage Production's "Avenue Q," which opened on Thursday at the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center.
A TONY® "Triple Crown" winner for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book, "Avenue Q" was created by the same team that brought Broadway "The Book of Mormon." "Avenue Q" beat out "Wicked" for the 2004 TONY award for Best Musical.
The show opened Split Stage Production's second season.
"One of the cornerstones of Split Stage is to do productions that are rarely ever produced outside of Pittsburgh. We felt that a comedy would be a great alternative to our inaugural production of 'RENT.' Being an award winner for its book, score and overall production, we knew 'Avenue Q' would be the best fit. It addresses many hot-button topics, but it does it in a fun and extremely entertaining way," said Split Stage Production's co-founder and "Avenue Q" director Rob Jessup.
The show uses puppets and live talent along with outrageous songs to present an irreverent commentary on a spectrum of hot-button social issues and brings audiences along for the uproarious ride.
Despite an initial resemblance to a Jim Henson creation, the puppets of "Avenue Q" bring to life a more adult-appropriate storyline revolving around the experience of fresh-faced college graduate, Princeton, who moves to a dingy New York City apartment on Avenue Q.
Through the endearing exploits of characters, including the "Girl Next Door" Kate, "The Republican" Rod, and the Internet porn addict Trekkie, Princeton and his friends manage to humanize themes of young love, enduring friendship and the purpose of life.
Mahokey, 23, who currently resides in Pittsburgh, will join other local actors from in and around Westmoreland County that have come together to create these outrageous characters.
"I puppet and voice Nicky and Trekkie Monster, as well as puppet countless other characters randomly throughout the show," Mahokey said. "It is my first time with puppets outside of playing with my sister when we were babies. I think my puppet skills have since improved greatly. I have watched a lot of Muppet movies in the past 20 years, so I hope that translates well."
Mahokey said he loves working with the puppets but thinks he likes doing the character voices more.
"I've always liked voice over work and creating character voices. It's a lot of fun to switch back and forth between the voices sentence after sentence," Mahokey said.
Jessup said Mahokey was cast in the show for numerous reasons.
"First of all, he is an extremely talented and gifted guy. His ability and willingness to have fun during his audition and play around with different character voices was a great indicator that he would be great to work with. He took direction very well, which, for a director, is something you really want to see during an audition. One of the other things that secured the roles for him was his ability to hit all of the notes while using the character voices. David naturally has a high voice which is great, but it can be very difficult to sing when manipulating the voice to sound like cartoon characters. He does it extremely well and does it without doing damage to the voice," he said.
Jessup said while Mahokey actually puppets 4-5 different characters throughout the show, the two primary personalities, Nicky and Trekkie Monster, are a lot of fun and Mahokey brings a lot to those characters from his vast stage experience.
"I can safely say that those who have seen him in some of his previous roles will see him in a whole new light after this show," Jessup said.
Music director Lena Gabrielle said music for the show will appeal to the audience and stick in their heads and people may recognize some of the songs because they have become famous outside of the show.
She said she is happy to have Mahokey in the cast.
"Dave is one of the most talented people I have ever worked with and I've lived all over the place, including New York City. He has a professional demeanor and his singing and acting is awesome. I know this is pretty much his dream role and I'm really happy he gets to do it," Gabrielle said.
Mahokey said this is his first time doing the show professionally, but often sat around singing the songs and doing the voices with friends.
"So, in a way, I've been training for this show since 2005," Mahokey said.
Mahokey thinks the audience will like the catchy music and the multitude of jokes, all performed by a great cast. He said the idea for the show as a whole is a good one.
"What happens when Sesame Street goes bad and deals with other not-so-nice life problems, like racism and other modern things that we deal with today, like homosexuality," Mahokey said.
Mahokey has a bachelor of arts degree in musical theater with a music minor from Point Park University. He was recently one of only 15 composers in the world to be accepted into New York University's prestigious Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program, which he will begin next fall, he said. "It's a two-year intense program and I couldn't be more excited for school, although it will be sad to leave my home for a few years."
Split Stage Productions is presenting six performances of "Avenue Q."
One was performed on Thursday. Another will be presented tonight and Saturday and also June 12-14, at 8 p.m. at the Greensburg Garden and Civic Center, 951 Old Salem Road, Greensburg.
Tickets are $20 and can be purchased online at www.splitstage.com or calling 1-888-71TICKETS. Student ticket prices are also available. Due to adult themes, parental discretion is advised for audience members under the age of 18.
Linda Harkcom is a contributing writer.


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Treasurys Rise for Week
Friday's Price Decline Is Offset by Bets the Fed's Bond Buying Will Continue
Prices of Treasurys slipped Friday but gained for the week, following the latest rally powered by investors' bets that the Federal Reserve isn't likely to imminently pare back its bond purchases.
At 3 p.m. in New York, the benchmark 10-year note had edged down 2/32 in price, yielding 2.710%. For the week, the benchmark note gained in price, with the yield declining 0.036 percentage point. Bond yields fall when prices rise....


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The Black Keys Put Kalamazoo On The Music Map
Did you know some people think Kalamazoo is a mythical place?
It's true. Thanks to songs from the past, many people think Kalamazoo is NOT a real city. It's like the Atlantis of Michigan. Alternative rock group, The Black Keys, mention Kalamazoo in their latest single "Gotta Get Away." The lyrics read:
"I went from San Berdoo to Kalamazoo
Just to get away from you.
I searched far and wide, hopin' I was wrong
But baby all the good women are gone."
The single just went live Tuesday. Speaking of live. Here's a live performance of the song. Can you think of other songs that mention Kalamazoo or other SW Michigan cities? Comment below.
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Is it bad that I am still sad about not being able to breastfeeding?
when my son was born I tried breastfeeding him and we did great for the first month and a half. However, after the first month he ended up in the hospital because he wasn't...
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Dear Wendy: "My Fiancé Doesn't Want Kids, But I'm Undecided"
I'm 24 and engaged to a fantastic guy I love a lot. He doesn't want to have kids, though, which I've known all along, and I'm undecided about them. If my fiancé wanted kids I'd have them, but how can I know if I'll eventually want to have children myself? P.S. I am really good with kids. — Not Sure About Children
I can't answer how you'll know whether you'll want to have kids one day because there isn't a universal answer to that question. It's different for everyone. Some women never figure out if they want them or not and eventually mother nature and/or life circumstances decide for them. Some women don't know whether they want children until they meet someone they'd like to have them with. A lot of women are pretty indifferent until they reach their early 30s when suddenly their biological clocks go into overdrive and all they can think about is babies, babies, babies. Some women always know they want to be moms, and other women decide pretty early that they will have rewarding lives without their own children in them. It's totally OK if you don't know what you want at age 24, but it's probably best you not make lifelong decisions quite yet that limit your options in the future.
I answered a letter a couple months ago from a woman just a year younger than you who was in a similar position. Two main differences between you are that she was pretty sure she wanted to have children one day, and she was simply dating a man who didn't want kids, not engaged to be married to him. Thus, the advice I gave her — to continue dating her new boyfriend for the experience since she wasn't looking to settle down anytime soon anyway — doesn't really apply to you. You, unfortunately, don't have the luxury to "wait and see," unless, of course, you break off your engagement, which is what I'd recommend you do.
The thing is, NSAC, if there's any chance at all you might want to have children one day, why on earth would you marry someone with whom that option would not be readily open to you? There are several big issues you should be in agreement on with someone before you legally commit to him or her and whether or not to have children together is pretty much at the top of the list. If you aren't ready or able to reach an agreement on that issue yet — because you yourself don't even know what you want — you're not ready to get married. What's the rush, anyway? You're only 24. Take time to figure out who you are and what you want out of life before you agree to spend forever with someone. Forever is a long time! And divorce really sucks. Wait on marriage until you know yourself and what you want out of life a little better. Marriage isn't going anywhere. And if your boyfriend does? Well, he wasn't meant for you anyway.
I have been with my man for three years now. We are 40-somethings. He is divorced from his third wife and I from my first husband. We have adult daughters from our prior marriages and I still have two children at home with us from my previous marriage. In addition, we have a 1-year-old together. We get along great, have a fantastic sex life, compromise fairly, laugh and love every day. He is a good man and I love him deeply and cannot imagine life without him. The only thing we can't agree on is the idea of marriage. I went through a lot of BS with my ex and when I met my boyfriend I was very upfront about what my expectations were and what I wanted from the here-on-out, including not wanting to marry again. I thought I had found the partner I was meant to have since we agreed on everything! Now I feel he is changing the terms of the deal after I have made a major commitment (the baby) to him. In fact, he is starting to make me feel guilty by saying things like "I'm good enough to take care of you and your kids but not good enough to marry." I feel these comments are indicative of immaturity and a lack of empathy on his part and he makes enough of them to make me consider why I want to be with this person.
I know that my rejection of the idea is hurtful to him and I wish he could understand that I'm not rejecting him, just the institution of marriage. I see no need for it — you're either committed to that person and your life together or you're not. I have told him I am completely committed to him in every way, and he will not have to worry about me leaving, unless he does something extremely stupid (cheating/drugging, etc). A legal document does nothing to cement a committed relationship. Most states (including the one we reside in) have domestic partner/common-law married laws and we fit into that category. Am I being too selfish not wanting to get married? Is this "marriage" thing going to be the end of us? — Unhitched and in Knots…
Well, let me turn the question back to you: If the "marriage" thing were to be the end of you as a couple, how would you feel? Would it be worth losing your partner and father of your youngest child to stick to your convictions on the issue of legal commitment? The same question could be asked of him, of course, but he's not the one who wrote to me — you are. If the answer is "yes" — that losing your partner is a trade-off you'd be willing to make to avoid signing a legal document committing yourself to him, then, well, that's that. If the answer is "no," then consider how getting married would affect your life, your relationship, and your identity. And ask yourself whether you'd resent your partner for "winning" the argument and how that might affect your relationship. If you're having trouble answering those questions, you should probably seek professional counseling. In fact, it wouldn't be a bad idea at all for both you and your partner to go to couples counseling together. This is too big an issue for some advice columnist to answer for you. There's way too much at stake. That 1-year-old child of yours, for example, would want you to make every attempt to work things out and stay happily together.
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 2,311–2,320 out of 15,238 events
from September 10, 2013 (x) to September 15, 2018
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Nature Presentation: Snakes of New York
at Wave Hill House (in Wave Hill), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
ind out how snakes play an important role in our local ecosystem and see live snakes up-close. Audience members have the opportunity to handle skins, skulls and other artifacts.
Category: Education, Nature, Talks
Communal Spaces: A Garden Play Festival
at First Quincy Street Community Garden (in ), Brooklyn
2:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Now in it's sixth year, Communal Spaces is a series of site-responsive, free plays written for and performed in specific community gardens.
Category: Theater
Cido The Clown at Fantasy Forest Amusement Park
at Fantasy Forest Amusement Park (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
4:00 p.m.–4:45 p.m.
From his red nose to his big feet, Cido is a professional clown to the fullest.
Category: Best for Kids
Summer Sounds: British Dependency
at St Albans Park (in St. Albans Park), Queens
5:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Hailing from the British Isle of Anguilla, British Dependency brings Root, Heart and Soul to Raggae music by fusing various genres with their three piece ensemble, drum, guitar and…
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Shakespeare in the Park: Julius Caesar
at West 246th Street and Broadway (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
This play is the tale of the political uprising that occurred in Rome after the great statesman Julius Caesar was brutally assassinated.
Category: Theater, Shakespeare in the Parks
The Alex Nguyen Quintet
at Stuyvesant Square, Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Jam out to some sweet jazz outdoors with the Alex Nguyen Quintet at Stuyvesant Park, featuring a special guest artist each week.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Movies Under the Stars: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
at Grady Playground, Brooklyn
7:30 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Join NYC Parks and the New York City Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment for this free film!
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies, Movies Under the Stars
Outdoor Movie Night: Inside Out
at Touchdown of the 103rd Street Footbridge (in Randall's Island Park), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
After young Riley is uprooted from her Midwest life and moved to San Francisco, her emotions—Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness—conflict on how best to navigate a new city.
Category: Film, Best for Kids, Free Summer Movies, Waterfront
Movies Under the Stars: Bolt
at Tornsey Playground (in Torsney Playground), Queens
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Join NYC Parks and the New York City Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment for a free film!
Category: Film, Best for Kids, Free Summer Movies, Movies Under the Stars
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Video: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt Treat Pax to a Birthday Boat Ride!
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt ring in Pax's seventh birthday by taking the family on an evening boat ride in Paris. Check out the whole Jolie-Pitt crew on PopSugar Rush!


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{mosimage}DTV Show 004----Fancy learns that Fox has been murdered. At the same time, Sheridan is ready to kill Alistair. Shortly thereafter, a tormented Eve downs booze and pills. For a bit more detail...
It's a major moment as Theresa tells Ethan that Little Ethan and his new son look like brothers because they are! Gwen quickly interrupts and insists that the boys are brothers in sentiment only. Before Theresa can object, Gwen changes the subject to coming up with a name for her and Ethan's child. The obvious choice would be Ethan – but Theresa has already "taken" that name. Ethan doesn't mind, what matters most is that he finally has a son and that's what's important. Unfortunately, Little Ethan hears this and tearfully wonders if his Uncle Ethan still loves him.
Alistair continues to berate Sheridan then suddenly makes a move for the laptop he notices his daughter continually glancing at. Sheridan panics, knowing Alistair can't find out she knows Marty is alive. Sheridan is able to switch the feed to a shot of Fancy's bedroom and an amused Alistair chastises his daughter for being a Peeping Tom, much as we know he is himself. Sheridan turns the tables on her father, trying to get Alistair to come clean about Marty, demanding to know where her "dead" son's body is!
Esme is stunned that Sam is questioning her like a suspect in Fox's murder. She insists she loved Fox but Sam reminds her they know she was the last to see him alive. Fancy and Luis arrive to hear the horrible news and Fancy defends her friend – Esme may be a drama queen but she's no murderer! Julian shocks the room by announcing he knows exactly who killed his son.
A shaken Eve wonders if she only imagined Vincent's phone call while we see that Vincent is carefully setting out to make Eve think she is losing her mind. Eve, confused and distraught, continues to drink and take the pills Vincent placed out for her. Finally, Eve passes out only to awaken to her son's voice and the sight of him holding his hand out to her.
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