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All of us at Maine Sea Grant are mourning the loss of several members of Maine's environmental science community. Bigelow Laboratory Executive Director Graham Shimmield, who helped guide our programming through his participation on our Policy Advisory Committee, passed away in December. We also will miss Bill Townsend, a longtime advocate for clean water and protector of Maine rivers; Brian Robinson, Sea Grant researcher and archaeologist who helped expand our understanding of the human history of the coastal landscape; and Gordon Hamilton, a researcher with the UMaine Climate Change Institute. Our condolences to their families, friends, and colleagues.


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Remember a couple weeks ago I said that I knew how to make a flaky, delicious pie crust? This is me proving it. The story goes that my parents spent their first year of marriage eating the two things they knew how to make well: steak and pie. As I was born just two days before their first anniversary, my mom spent a large part of that first year pregnant, so eating just steak and pie is entirely feasible. Pie figured heavily in my childhood–we didn't have birthdays, we had Pie Days. One thing was always the case: pies were always, entirely, made from scratch.
This is the pie crust I grew up watching my dad effortlessly roll out. It always looked so easy, the way he cut the butter into the flour, then ultimately draped the sheet of dough over the pie dish. I remember the first time I was pressed into doing it myself and it was HARD. Using a pastry blender on a cold stick of butter is all but impossible. And good luck even getting to the point where there's a smooth sheet to drape.
I eventually got the hang of making crust and then moved on to the endless types of pie fillings. The recipe, named for my great-aunt, is a little different as it includes egg and vinegar. Over the years I've made a few changes, namely subbing whole wheat pastry flour for the all-purpose flour and changing how I handle the butter. The original recipe calls for half butter and half vegetable shortening, but I now use two-thirds butter and one-third vegetable shortening. I never got the hang of cutting in the butter so I do something altogether different now: I grate it. Yep, you read that right. By grating the cold butter on a large-holed grater the butter starts basically the size you want it to end up, so once you give it a couple stirs, you're good to go. You save A LOT of time and effort this way.
The blackberries I used for this blackberry pie came straight from my grandma's house. She grows apples and picks the berries growing on her property, so I end up with copious of amounts of peeled, sliced apples, homemade applesauce, and blackberries in the freezer. Poor me, right? We eat A LOT of apple crisp in this house and the boys don't even know what applesauce that comes from the store looks like. It's almost time to start filling back up, so I need to use everything from last year so there's room in the freezer.
And with that, here are my family's pie crust and blackberry pie filling recipes.
- For the crust:
- 3 cups whole wheat pastry flour, plus extra for rolling
- 1/2 cup (96 grams) vegetable shortening
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, cold
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 3 tablespoons cold water
- 2 cups blackberries, fresh or thawed
- 1 cup berry juice
- 1/3 cup corn starch
- 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Zest and juice of one lemon
- Make the crust: Measure flour into a large mixing bowl. Measure shortening and add to the flour.
- Using a large-hole grater and working quickly, grate cold butter on top of the flour.
- Mix shortening and butter into the flour with a fork, using the tines to cut the fats into the flour until there are uniform, pea-size crumbs.
- Lightly beat the egg in a small bowl, add salt, vinegar, and water and beat again.
- Pour egg mixture over the flour mixture and combine thoroughly with the fork.
- Once the dough has started coming together, abandon the fork and give the dough in the bowl a couple presses with your fist.
- Split the dough in half, wrap each half in cling film, flatten into a disc, and refrigerate for thirty minutes.
- To roll out dough, remove one disc of dough from the refrigerator, break off half and place on a floured piece of parchment or waxed paper. Sprinkle the top of the dough with flour and cover with another piece of parchment or waxed paper.
- When you roll, start in the middle and push away from you, rotating the dough each couple of rolls. Every once in a while peel off the top paper to check for sticking, re-flour if necessary, replace the paper and flip the dough.
- Once the dough is the right size, peel off the top paper, then lightly replace. Flip the dough and peel off the top paper, then slide your hand under the bottom paper and flip the dough over and set in place on your pie dish. The top paper should now peel right off.
- Once you've filled the pie, roll out another crust and place on the top of the pie in the same manner. Running a paring knife around the dish angling out from the pie to cut off extra dough then crimp the edges together with your thumb and the side of your index finger. Cut several steam vents in the top.
- Bake pies in a 375 degree oven for 55-60 minutes, or until nicely browned. If you expect the pie to leak, bake on a foil-lined baking tray. Keep remaining dough refrigerated up to two weeks.
- Make the filling: Measure out 3/4 cup granulated sugar and place in a medium bowl. Add the cornstarch and mix gently to combine.
- Place juice in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the sugar mixture and bring it to a boil.
- Cook while boiling for one minute.
- Remove from heat and stir in vanilla and remaining sugar. Zest lemon into the pan, then squeeze in the juice. Mix to combine then gently stir in the berries.
Since there are two recipes and the pie dough recipe is long on instructions, I didn't want to take up all that space with both full recipes. If you would like the full version of either recipe, just click the recipe above and you'll be taken to a download page. I ask that recipes are for hobby room readers, so sign-up before you download if you please.
I know you'll have extra pie crust pieces, that's unavoidable. But if you also have extra pie filling, make a mini sample blackberry pie or two in ramekins. They take half the time to bake and then you can have a taste while you wait for the pie to cool enough to serve. They are a favorite of my kids because then they get the whole mini blackberry pie to themselves. With extra whipped cream, of course.
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A young girl stands alone in the cobbled market place of a small Lincolnshire town, bedraggled, soaked through and very afraid. Who is she? Where has she come from and from whom is she running away? No one knows or cares. Only kindly farmer, Eddie Appleyard, recognises something in the girl that touches his heart. In a drunken haze and scarcely realising what he is doing, Eddie takes her home even though his wife is a tyrant, who will believe the worst. 'Is this your fancy piece?' Bertha accuses and turns Anna out into the cold, wet night. Eddie hides the girl in the hayloft and, later, in a tumbledown shepherd's cottage that becomes her new home. Anna's arrival will change their lives; Eddie's, Bertha's and even that of their young son, Tony, torn between his warring parents and the mysterious stranger. It will take years for the secrets of Anna's former life to be revealed, but Bertha bides her time and awaits her moment, little realising the tragedy her vengeance will unleash.
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Took a middle section of the Peacock Pavillion song from earlier this year and used as starting point. Started adding and adding parts, playing around. Then realized I needed to take a lot away. In the end, I think there's still a bit too much here. Master has two compressors, each sidechaining a different drum track. Works in some places I think, and in others less so. Needs some simplification for a final version, but there's some sounds and parts I like. A lot of the synth sounds are some Moog sample packs with some great presets put together by Afro DJ Mac.
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But the small town lifestyle has its charms too. If you long for simpler living but don't want to give up the benefits of the big city, Canyon Falls just might be the home for you. Dallas and Fort Worth are both easy commutes via freeway, yet they can feel worlds away.
That feeling begins as you pass horse farms and cattle pastures on the approach to Canyon Falls. It continues as you drive into the community with its pretty landscape, including mature oaks, native plants and rustic stone walls. As you head over rolling hills and past parks and playgrounds, wildflower meadows and fields, suddenly you've left the big city behind for country living.
Now head out on foot, taking one of the more than 10 miles of trails in Canyon Falls, passing a lake where a resident and his grandson are fishing. Next, cross a pedestrian bridge over Graham Branch Creek, amidst the 200 acres of preserved Post Oak Prairie that run through the middle of the community. Pause for a moment to observe the beautiful flora and fauna, and the winding creek before continuing on to meet up with the area's regional trail system.
Even better, the quaint rural charm doesn't end with your surroundings. Canyon Falls is a place where neighbors come together in a true community, whether it's meeting up for an afternoon at the pool, a neighborhood barbecue, live music outside the clubhouse, a back-to-school brunch or a holiday celebration. Experience the place where city and country meet at Canyon Falls.
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Today we went on an island tour. We weren't really interested in seeing all of the tourist attractions on the island as most of us had been to Thailand before and had seen plenty of temples and Buddha's on previous trips, so we limited it to one Buddha, one temple, one zoo/animal park and a couple of scenic attractions. None of us are real big fans of organised tours as you don't really have a lot of freedom to discover the places you are visiting, so when one of the staff at the Smile House Restaurant said she knew someone who could show us around, we thought why not. So after bartering with the guide we took off on our island tour.
Firstly our guide took us to Big Buddha. He told us that this Buddha was only built in 1972 and stands 12 meters high.
On the way to Hin Ta and Hin Ya (Grand father and Grand mother rocks) located at Lamai we stopped at a vantage point located near a luxury hotel, which gave an another amazing view. Finally arriving at the rocks, we walked through another set of markets and set our eyes upon some truly strange shaped rocks... Hmmmm.... After a few below the belt jokes and pictures we decide to go to the
Na Tian Butterfly was probably one of the most pretties butterfly parks I've been to. There were lots of butterflies flying around which was great to see and the gardens were absolutely beautiful. It was really hot by the time we arrived so climbing all those stairs made it quite sweaty work but certainly well worth it.
Glad to be back in the air conditioned van we were off to our next stop, the Namuang Waterfalls. There are two water falls at this location. Na Muang One is a small waterfall, only 18 meters high and can be accessed by vehicle. Na Muang Two is the larger of the two which is only accessed by a 30 minute walk. This waterfall is 80 meters high. We decided to go the number one waterfall as it was was too hot to be trekking through the jungle in thongs (not the underwear). We get to the waterfall and seems like everyone else had the same thought as there was people everywhere. Still sweating buckets even thought the cool breeze blowing off the water fall was refreshing we decide to move on, but not before checking out the elephants.
Now seeing all that we had wanted to see we decided to head back for a swim, massage and many cocktails. The perfect end to a hot and sticky day of touring. On the way back our guide continued in the same direction so we could see the rest of the island. He told us that there was not much to look at but we wanted to do a full circle.
Now back at the hotel my Mum went for a swim, my Aunty for a massage and me to the bar. Great day!!


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National Australia Bank (NAB) has been awarded the tender to provide banking services to the Northern Territory Government.
From April 2011, NAB will supply core transaction banking, merchant facilities and corporate card requirements to more than 35 Territory agencies and government business divisions.
The NT Government is one of the largest employers in the Northern Territory.
David Brown, NAB Government Business National Managing Partner, said that this new partnership between the NT Government and NAB builds upon the strong and successful relationship that NAB has built with its customers in the Northern Territory over many decades.
"NAB has provided banking services to personal and business customers in the Northern Territory since 1955 and our appointment marks the beginning of a long-term partnership with the Northern Territory Government," Mr Brown said.
"Our people are our best assets and over the years, NAB has built a very strong team of specialist bankers to support the needs of local and state governments all around Australia.
"We are expanding this specialist government banking team in the Northern Territory to ensure we maximise the opportunity this new partnership presents.
"In addition to our support to businesses, individuals and government, NAB is also committed to investing in the NT community, including our Schools First, NAB AusKick, Micro Finance Loan and Indigenous programs," he said.
NAB also partners with the Traditional Credit Union (TCU), Australia's only Aboriginal-owned banking institution, which currently provides banking services in 11 communities across the Northern Territory. TCU identifies 85 per cent of all staff members as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. This partnership collaborated on a submission for future expansion of the TCU's branch network within the Northern Territory.
The partnership of NAB and TCU supports the Northern Territory Government and Commonwealth Government with the commitment to welfare system reforms and provides culturally relevant and informed financial services within remote communities.
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Game Wrap - St. Louis 1-0 Victors Over Pirates
Shelby Miller led St. Louis to a shutout performance against Pittsburgh 1-0 on Friday at Busch Stadium.
The Cardinals were a -110 favorite in the win. The combined score dipped UNDER the total, which closed at 7.5.
Shelby Miller earned the victory for the Cardinals, throwing 5 2/3 innings of work, striking out 4, walking 4, and allowing 3 hits and 0 earned runs. That effort was supported by 1 RBI from Matt Holliday in the win.
Pittsburgh's starting pitcher Gerrit Cole worked 7 innings, giving up 6 hits and 1 earned run while striking out 4 in the loss. They got 2 hits from Jose Tabata in a losing cause.
St. Louis outhit their counterparts 8-4 in the game.
The game was closed out by Trevor Rosenthal who got the final outs in the victory. He allowed 0 hits, 0 walks and fanned 3 batters to earn the save.


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Hi. I am new to this forum. Apparently, there are some well-seasoned travelers here! I am a 50-year-old female and I want to go to Paris this fall, for the first time. I will be traveling solo, also for the first time. Some of my friends think it is a great idea. One of my friends is concerned about my traveling alone to Paris, particularly because I do not speak French. I do have mixed feelings about the trip. I am excited to see the sights, but am somewhat concerned about safety. I have also read blogs citing experiences with unpleasant attitudes regarding a middle-aged female dining alone. I love good food and wine and would want to dine in fine restaurants. Have any women here traveled alone to Paris? I appreciate any comments and suggestions. Thanks.
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I'm in my late 50's and went to Paris alone last summer (I've also been to Italy 7 times alone, as well as Ireland). You'll probably want to stay in a tourist area to be close to the things you want to see. I like the St. Germain/Latin Quarter Area, or the Marais is good, too. I was never worried about safety. There are always a lot of people out late.
Don't worry about not speaking French. It is polite to greet people in French, and you should always greet people when you enter a shop or restaurant, and bid them farewell when you leave. It's nice to learn how to say "Parlez-vous Anglais?" so you can ask them in French if they speak English. Small courtesies make a big difference in how you are received.
I have never experienced unpleasant attitudes anywhere due to dining alone. Go and enjoy!
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There are quite a few women, who travel solo, who have posted about their trips to Paris.
For starters look at Nikki's and gracejoan's reports:
Just scroll down to find their trip reports of Paris. I think Paris is a very safe city for a woman traveling alone. Use the usual precautions you would use anywhere--watch your bag, don't walk down a deserted street at night etc.
I've always seen solo diners when I'm there and I think the sheer variety of restaurants makes for easy dining alone--cafes, bistros, and small neighborhood places. You'll have a wonderful time.
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I've travelled solo to Paris, I am not in the same age group as you, but I found a solo trip to Paris easy as can be. Go for it, get a good map, stroll around, get lost, explore. Paris is a great walkable city. Read the destination guides on this website and plan what sights you want to see.
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Hi KathySF,
Yes, I go to Paris regularly, by myself. My next trip is for the month of November.Following will be a month mid April to mid May and mid Oct to mid Dec in 2011.
I stay in the same group of apartments in a most desireable area of Paris, every time. I dine in all kinds of restaurants..simple to starred.
I have made friends in Paris and I also meet up with some who will be in Paris when I am there.
Violon d'Ingres has become the Thanksgiving spot for us. 2 Parisian friends, 4 American friends..three I have never met before. All will joinme at my apartment where we will meet one another, share a glass of Champagne and the walk over to Violon for a great evening.
I do running trip reports while there. Many seem to enjoy them, along with the pictures..here is part I from last fall for you to look at, if you would like...
Enjoy your planning.
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I also did Paris in my 50's by myself and back up what the other girls have said. Enjoy. jk
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I'm in your age range and have been doing Paris alone, almost annually, since either 1975 or 1976. I don't have a problem with doing it alone and prefer it. Happy Travels!
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There are lots of women who travel alone to Paris (and other places) and I'm one of them. I've been to Paris a few of times on my own and have had no problems. Women dining alone are given good service and are not looked down upon. I've walked around late at night in areas where there are people (around the river) without being concerned.
You might want to learn a few phrases of politeness but that's about all you'll need. Parisians dealing with tourists speak English. This site has a foreign language section where you can hear the basic phrases so you can learn to pronounce them.
Take the trip and you'll be glad you did.
BTW - I see your last trip was Egypt; that's my next trip.
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I haven't traveled to Paris alone, but I have made many other trips on my own alone. Paris is a very easy city to navigate -- if you choose a hotel in the heart of the city, most of what you will want to see is walkable for anyone in good health. The metro is very easy to navigate as well. And you wlll encounter few, if any, situations where not speaking French is a real problem. I think it's a wonderful city for the single traveler because there is so very much to fill your days. There are some real advantages to solo travel, in that you can see what you want, when you want, and take as much or as little time as you want doing it.
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I have spent several days in Paris alone at least 4 times - I often add several days on to the end of business trips to interesting places.
First of all speaking only English is not an issue - although I would be sure to learn the basic politenesses - and make sure you have a reliable menu reader. (Most of the places with menus in English are not where you want to eat.)
As long as you stay in a decent hotel (the concierge will be your friend) there is no reason you should have any problems at all. Learn how to use the Metro, familiarize yourself with the various type of eating places (cafe, brasserie, restaurant) and the rules of each. (Different opening hours, different type of menu, and often very different prices.) For a restaurant you want a reservation, should be well dressed and follow standard practices (eating hours, ordering etc) and you should have no problems. I've never had any - from a croque madame in a corner cafe to a nice dinner in a 1* restaurant.
The other thing is that just because you arrive alone doesn;t mean that you will remain alone. I often meet people in my hotel - at breakfast or in the lobby and ending up having a conversation or a meal or even sight see for a day. Typically I don't do this with lone men, since they have a habit of misunderstanding the situation no matter what you may say - but have no qualms about spending a few hours with another woman or women or a couple.
But seeing Paris on your own can be a joy - no compromises on what to see/when or if you want a light lunch or a main meal at 1 pm and a light dinner.
Caveat: I do always stay in a hotel with a concierge and room service.
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Yeah, it's just absolutely terrible for solo women in Paris. My 22 year old daughter spent last month there. Her Paris blog is at http://inaplace.wordpress.com/.
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I am a middle aged woman and I have never experienced any problems dining alone in Paris or elsewhere. While I do speak passable French, it is my experience that more and more people in Paris speak English, and they are eager to practice their English with visitors.
I have made two solo trips to Paris and one trip where I was alone for a few days. These have been wonderful, and I hope to do it again. I have participated in some get-togethers in Paris with people I met on these message boards, which have all been great fun.
Here are links to the accounts I wrote of my two solo trips (with thanks to cw for mentioning them above):
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Ditto what everyone else has said. In my mid-to-late 50's, I spent 10 days solo on my first trip to Paris. I've been back every year since. Although I do speak French, everyone I had contact with insisted on speaking English. Dining alone can be very relaxing and everyone is very solicitous of you. I never felt unsafe, day or night, but when I'm alone, I tend to head home after dinner and go to bed early so I can rise early and hit the museums at opening time before the crowds show up. Enjoy!
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I am a bit younger than you--but not young--and went to Paris solo last summer. Went to Rwanda by myself this summer. So I think solo travel can be pretty addictive.
My Paris report is a bit longwinded but does emphasize dining and offer some tips here and there. I don't speak French.
Keep asking questions and have a great trip!
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Fall is a very busy time for conventions, meetings, fashion shows, etc., so highly recommend you secure accommodations forthwith - something you can cancel if you're not 100% confident with the hotel and location.
I've been to Paris alone in my 50's and it is fabulous! I prefer the neighborhood of the 7th.
And, I much prefer the buses to the metro. Not only do you avoid the hallways and stairways of the metro and taxing connections, you're not diving underground when you travel and missing the scenery all about.
Dining alone is no problem whatsoever. The only "rule" you really need to know is not to seat yourself at an outdoor table with place settings unless you plan to order food. If you plan to order only a beverage, always choose a table that's bare. (And, even that, is not always a rule.)
Except for the large hotels and some chains, most hotels will not have a Concierge, but the front desk will usually take care of the same things for you.
You also do not need a reservation or to be well dressed unless it's a very formal restaurant. If you see an appealing place (always check the posted menu and prices first), ask for a table. Every once in a while, you may be advised that they are booked for the evening (even though you can see empty tables) because tables are booked for only one party each for the evening, and you can just choose another place (and reserve that one for another time).
I spent two weeks in Paris alone and made only one dining reservation (because I knew the place to be very popular). I just wandered into any appealing place when I got hungry.
On a first trip, you're typically in the touristed neighborhoods and you don't really have to worry how you're dressed or having a reservation.
A good food glossary is definitely helpful. It's a good idea to review it ahead of your trip to familiarize yourself with foods you like, and foods you don't, in French. Another worthwhile endeavor is to visit a market street or roving market. Everything is labelled, so you can see vegetables, fruits, cuts of meats, types of seafoods and shellfish, you'll see on menus.
Here's a fairly comprehensive French Food Glossary you can download and print (print as a booket for easier carrying around) to carry with you
As for safety, just know how to protect your valuables from pickpockets. Basically, leave your wallet at home and carry only what you need for the day (a bit of cash, one or two cards) is a secure place (under the clothing security pouch, inside zipper pocket of a small cross body shoulder bag...). Leave any extra cash/other cards in the safe in your hotel room.
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Good for You! I agree with everyone in this forum. Paris is one of the best cities for a woman traveler to enjoy on her own. It has been my experience that if you appear friendly and engage in small talk whatever the situation, most people respond in kind.
My favorite hotel is located in St.Germain des Pres. For me this area is safe, charming and neighborly, boasting all the convenient amenities and services that make you feel at home.
Have a wonderful experience.
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Two thumbs way up for solo travel in general. I've been on all of the continents and have traveled alone since I was a teen. Happy Travels!
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Agree with dkj on some issues such as staying in the 7th. It's a great neighborhood mixed with hotels and residential apartments. But dressing in style is a must in Paris, especially when you go out to dinner. No better place for people watching and you will want to look your best. It's better to try and blend in than to stand out as a tourist (i.e. shorts and tennis shoes). Stay mindful of your handbag - the motorbike riders grabbing purses from women's shoulders is a common occurrence. And there are gypsies who will try to give you the "gold ring" that you must have dropped and then will ask for a reward. Just walk away. While Paris is a safe place, I just tell my friends to be aware of your surroundings - don't get sidetracked talking on your cell or diverting your complete attention. Keep one hand on your purse at all times if you can. Learn the basic phrases as suggested above - and by all means have a great trip. How can you not love Paris!
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I am 47 and traveled to Paris alone 3 years ago. Everyone was very nice to me. I stayed at Hotel Muguet in the 7th and felt very comfortable there. I liked being in the 7th since it was central to many things I wanted to see.
I also chose Le Violon d'Ingres for a fancy meal. It was wonderful on many levels, not least of which is that I was treated very nicely as a single traveler and everyone spoke English to me (I don't speak any French).
When entering a shop, it seems to be expected that you will say a greeting. If you do not, I think you may possibly be met with disdain or ignored. If you do, people are very polite, although I found people to be fairly reserved, not 'smiley' as Americans can be.
I've been back to Paris with my husband and also with my teenaged children. We've stayed in other areas, including the Marais, but as a single traveler it was easier to stay in the 7th.
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I agree with what everyone is saying about solo travel to Paris. I'm older than you, but have been traveling to Paris (and London) solo for the past 15 years. Before that, I had been to Europe as a teenager with my parents, and later with other people. I absolutely LOVE going solo!
Before my first trip, I perused many guidebooks, and thoroughly researched hotels, using the Metro, etc. Planning is half the fun, anyway, and the internet makes it so much easier.
I do speak some French (not fluently), but that doesn't matter at all in Paris. After my first solo trip to Paris, I wanted to see much more of France, and have since taken trips to Provence, Burgundy, Alsace, Normandy, Brittany, Dordogne, Loire - where I rented cars and had a wonderful time seeing the "provinces". I was over 60 when I started doing that. My children think I'm nuts to want to go alone!
In Paris, I like staying in St. Germain or Montparnasse - but I'm sure the 7th or Marais would be great too. Anyway, do this, and you won't regret it!
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Have been travelling solo for 6 yrs and always stay in the 7th..very safe very easy to to navigate. Have actually stayed only in the 7th since 2001. I am now 66 and have never had a problem with feeling safe...haven't even felt as though I had to consider it! Consider the Paris Perfect apts.
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The 7th is fine to stay in. Where I stay sometimes depends on where my business has been (they will often continue to give me a deeply discounted price) but I have stayed in other area s- and generally prefer the left bank overall.
For meals I usually have a casual lunch in a cafe (salad, omelette or sandwich) and then stop in late afternoon for a drink and people watching in a cafe on a main street. I always go back to the hotel then to rest my feet - then either change to go out to a nice dinner or sometimes just have a meal in the hotel (if weather is bad - or I'm just tired). Do reco you the learn the names of thing you don't want (I don;t eat organ meats or bunnies) - but many items will be familiar since the name is the same as in a French restaurant at home.
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I've been alone twice to Paris. Dining alone does not concern me because here in my town I was accustomed to it, when single and later married , when my late husband work nights.
I actually enjoyed dining alone in Paris.
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I'm in my 50's and have been in Europe solo (Amsterdam, Venice, Switzerland). Actually my one trip to Paris was with a friend but I think my experiences apply. I LOVED solo traveling. Western Europe is easy.
I had absolutely no issues with the fact that I don't speak French. Paris is used to tourists from all over the world. Of course you need to keep your wits about you, and I tried to know where I was going so I didn't have to ask directions on the street, things like that to keep it simple. I stay in hotels with a front desk that can help me out with arrangements (not an apartment) when I'm in a new city.
Can't speak to high-end restaurants, since I'm a budget traveler. But I'd think if you make a reservation, if it's that level of place, earlier in the day, you'd be welcomed.
As far as personal safety, that also has not been a problem for me. Again you need to be smart, know where you're going (tip: always carry the business card of your hotel and taxi fare just in case you get lost or tired you can get back 'home' that way). If you get flustered, or things aren't going as planned for whatever reason, find a place to sit down and regroup, have a cup of coffee or glass of wine. Don't freak out on a street corner, map in hand
In the evenings I usually stick to very busy areas &/or close to my hotel.
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Add me to the list of women circa your age who have gone there solo. Loved it! Dined on my own -- I loved Tante Marguerite or Tante Louise (forget which -- owned by the same family, one is in the government offices area). Also tried some other bistros that worked out great. When in doubt, I would use the little cafe at the Louvre, the one with outside tables. In fact, I saw some work for filming Da Vinci Code while there!
I stayed in St. Germain and that was perfect for me. I think my next choice would be the Marais.
I loved walking along the river, taking the boat, museum looking, shopping, walking and walking some more.
Knowing the basics (Bonjour, especially when entering a business etc.), Au Revoir, Merci, and the like. I used the Metro a lot, but did not use it at night.
I too stay in hotels with a concierge in the event I need help with arrangements. Didn't have to be anything fancy. My hotel has changed hands, but my friend stays at the Hotel Ingliterra and likes it fine.
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Thanks to everyone for the advice, suggestions, and helpful links. Thanks especially for the encouragement. I am fortunate to have found this site, which I will visit often. Now I just need to learn a few French phrases and start making plans!
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I will reiterate that after visiting Paris annually or more for decades that you should put ANGST totally to rest - it will be safer than any large cith in America.
MovE about as you would at home,
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One thing I particularly loved about Paris is you can walk pretty much anywhere to all the major sights/sites if you pick a centrally located hotel (1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, maybe 7th arrondisements).
I know there is also good public transportation between the metro, busses above ground, and even the boat on the river. But for me, and particularly alone, I like to plan out my day as something I can do all (mostly) on foot.
One of my favorite days was taking the Metro from Latin Quarter up to the Eiffle Tower in the morning, then just using out map, meandering all the way back across central Paris in the course of the rest of the day.
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I am 48 and am, too, going to Paris for a week at the beginning of September. I have travelled alone elsewhere and I've always enjoyed the freedom. I have no doubt that yuo will like the experience. And who knows? If you are there at the same time I am, perhaps we could hook up for a drink or dinner!
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As the embattled Director-General of SEC, Arunma Oteh and National Assembly continue to fight over the issue of sacking Oteh, a call has been made to the lawmakers to refrain from personalising issues of national interest.
A Lagos-based lawyer, Ladi Rotimi-Williams SAN, who made this call in an interview yesterday, said that from all indications, it appeared that the lawmakers were bent on taking their pound of flesh on Oteh over her altercation with one of their own, Herman Hembe.
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MassWildlife Hunter Safety Courses Hunter Safety Courses are held periodically. Adults and young adults 15 years and older receive a Certificate of Completion and students between the ages of 10 and 14 years receive a "Letter of Completion" to meet out-of-state and MA requirements. You can contact MassWildlife at (508) 389-6300, e-mail them at MassWildlife, or visit their website. To see Class photos click here Hunter Safety Class Pictures.
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Luitpold Pharmaceuticals earns its gold from the businesses of drugs and medical devices. Luitpold markets and manufactures injectable products used to treat an array of ailments including kidney disease. Luitpold also manufactures materials used in dental bone grafting and bone regeneration; pain medications; and treatments for equine and canine joint diseases. The company, which targets its products primarily to hospitals and clinics in US and Canadian markets, operates through divisions including American Regent, Animal Health, and Osteohealth. It is also a contract manufacturer. Originally a German company named after a Bavarian prince, Luitpold is a subsidiary of one of Japan's largest pharmaceutical companies, Daiichi Sankyo.
Luitpold's main business divisions constitute the bulk of the company's operations. American Regent, Luitpold's oldest division, develops and manufactures more than 80 injectable products, including its successful drug Venofer, used to treat chronic kidney disease. Other products include nutritional solutions, critical care drugs, diluents, antidotes, and medicinal dyes. It also provides contract manufacturing of similar drugs for third parties.
The Osteohealth division markets and manufactures products used for bone repair and growth. Made out of portions of animal (cattle) bones, Luitpold's Bio-Oss branded product is used as a bone substitute in grafting procedures. Luitpold also markets a synthetic bone-regenerating product known as GEM 21S. The unit also makes Heli-Product, wound healing dressings with natural collagen.
Luitpold also makes products for horses and dogs through its Luitpold Animal Health division. The division's primary product, Adequan, is manufactured in various forms and treats arthritis and degenerative joint diseases in these animals.
Another newer division, Regency Therapeutics, makes and sells products for acute pain treatment in ambulatory patients. Its main offering is Sprix nasal spray.
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Lutipold has drug manufacturing and research facilities in locations including Shirley, New York, and Columbus, Ohio.
Lutipold is focused on growth through product development efforts in core operating fields, as well as in new therapeutic markets. For instance the company has a new iron deficiency drug for kidney disease and non-kidney disease patients, which was submitted for FDA review in 2013. To make room for product growth, the company is expanding its R&D and manufacturing facilities in Shirley, New York, and Columbus, Ohio. It also grows through occasional acquisitions.
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Lutipold added pain management treatments to its product lineup through the acquisition of Roxro Pharma in 2011. The purchase added the nasal spray candidate Sprix, which was launched by Lutipold's newly formed Regency Therapeutics unit later that year. Historical acquisitions include the 2009 purchase of US injectables maker PharmaForce and the 2008 purchase of rights to the GEM 21S bone regeneration product from developer BioMimetic Therapeutics.
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