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Every Saturday (except for the first Saturday of the month) from 4-7pm at the bar at AS220!
No cover charge!
A full menu of food and beverage will be available, so come in for a pint or make this your regular spot for dinner while enjoying some of the best traditional Irish music around!
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Core Workout with Daniel Shea // Sundays @9-10am //only $5!
A gentle workout that uses floor barre, dance and training techniques to improve core strength, balance and flexibility. Bring a hand towel; dance shoes or bare feet. Open to everyone- no dance experience required.
Daniel Shea is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer, a dance and fitness instructor. Since training and fitness are his business (www.shea-training.com) he is passionate about form & discipline…but it has to be enjoyable and fun. Daniel has been dancing and teaching for over 30 years. He has studied dance at the – Joy of Movement Center (Boston), Pacific Ballet (San Francisco), Joe Tremaine Dance Center (Los Angeles), Stanley Holden School of Ballet (Los Angeles), Debbie Reynolds Studios (Los Angeles), MJDC Dance Studio (Rhode Island).
Beginner Ballet with Stephanie Albanese // Sundays @ 10:30-11:30am // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
If you've always wanted to try ballet, this class is for you. In this fundamentals-based class, students develop basic ballet vocabulary, strength and coordination. Stephanie's deep knowledge of her craft combines with a warm, good-humored manner to create a comfortable yet challenging learning environment. This is the perfect class for people who have little or no ballet experience.
Stephanie Albanese is a graduate of The School of American Ballet where she studied with teachers Alexandra Danilova, Helen Dudin, Suki Shorer and Stanley Williams. She danced in a repertory company created by former New York City Ballet member Wilhelmina Frankurt. Stephanie has also danced with choreographers Matthew Brokoff, Marcus Galante, Mary Miller and Felice Lesser and also worked in Cabaret, performing at The Lido in Paris and Jubliee in Las Vegas.
Intermediate Ballet with Stephanie Albanese // Sundays @ 12:00-1:45pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
This ballet class makes classical dance a joy! The class focuses on fundamentals, beginning with a thorough warm up at the barre and progressing to the center for choreographed combinations. Students build muscle as they refine body alignment and learn weight placement to develop coordination. Stephanie's deep knowledge of her craft combines with a warm, good-humored manner to create a comfortable yet challenging learning environment. This is the perfect class for people who have some prior ballet experience.
Stephanie Albanese is a graduate of The School of American Ballet where she studied with teachers Alexandra Danilova, Helen Dudin, Suki Shorer and Stanley Williams. She danced in a repertory company created by former New York City Ballet member Wilhelmina Frankurt. Stephanie has also danced with choreographers Matthew Brokoff, Marcus Galante, Mary Miller and Felice Lesser and also worked in Cabaret, performing at The Lido in Paris and Jubliee in Las Vegas.
Come join Astrid Drew and a bunch of writerly types in the AS220 gallery.
Open to all writers, all ages, all genres.
Share your writings, your ideas, and maybe get some new ones.
Intermediate/Advanced Modern Dance with Betsy Miller // Mondays @6:30-8:00pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
This is a contemporary release technique with a solid base in ballet. Class begins with a full-bodied warm-up designed to activate the core and connect breath with movement while finding anatomically efficient pathways. Structured improvisations and set exercises explore dynamics, weight shifts, and flow to develop a quick mind and a listening body. Class finishes with a vigorous, high-energy dance phrase. Students will be encouraged to explore, take risks, and develop as versatile technicians. For intermediate and advanced dancers of all ages.
Stretch & Strength with Angie Hartley // Tuesdays @ 5:30-6:30 // $13 drop-in/ $10 class package
This one hour fitness class brings the joy of aerobic dance movement and other somatic practices to athletic training. Using the fundamentals of Pilates, yoga and dance, this class promises a total body workout to build long, lean muscles and increase flexibility. All fitness levels welcome! Leave your sneakers at the door!
Angie Hartley is a dancer, choreographer and teacher. She received her BA from Keene State College in Theater and Dance and has since showed work and performed at the American Dance Festival, and in Boston, Providence and South Korea. She is certified to teach elementary school in New Hampshire and Rhode Island and recently completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training at the Kripalu School of Yoga. She is thrilled to share embodied awareness with movers of all abilities and backgrounds.
Open Life Drawing – Drop-in: 6pm-8:30pm – $6
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Intermediate Ballet with Betsy Miller// Tuesdays @ 7-8:30pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
Classical ballet with an anatomical approach and an emphasis on the joy of movement! This class is designed to build on ballet basics and introduce more advanced movement vocabulary and complex combinations, while approaching the form through a clear understanding of body mechanics. Come discover how to use your body safely and efficiently to create both clarity and expressivity in your dancing.
Betsy Miller is a dance artist and educator currently based in Providence, RI. She has trained in the Vaganova, Cecchetti, RAD, and Bournonville styles, and combines elements of each along with a somatic approach to ballet. Her choreography has been presented in New York, Ohio, Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Texas, and she has received funding from the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts, the City of Providence Department of Art, Culture + Tourism, The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and The Ohio State University. She has performed with Lostwax Multimedia Dance, Fusionworks Company and shove gently dance, and has recently appeared in works by Kathleen Hermesdorf, Heidi Henderson, Terry Creach, Doug Varone, Pascal Rioult, Rose Pasquarello Beauchamp, Rachel Boggia, Stephanie Turner, and Deb Meunier. Betsy serves as the Dance Coordinator of AS220. She is on faculty at Providence College, Dean College, and AS220, and regularly teaches as a guest artist throughout New England and beyond. Betsy holds an MFA in Dance from The Ohio State University and a BA in Dance from Connecticut College.
Young Lincoln is an alternative rock band from South Kingstown, RI. We've recorded a four song EP and two singles which can all be found at www.younglincoln.bandcamp.com.
bean presents a night to forget:
chicago shredders, dissonant & wild, i'm probably gonna gyrate on the floor. this demo rules, don't sleep
semi-local ghouls doin punk with a synth. they actually like to have a good time which i know can be off-putting in this frequently soul-sucking, fun-free town but really, you should see these freaks
supergroup plain and simple, ffo: trashcans, utensils, stuffed tigers, vague band descriptions
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Lunchtime Vinyasa Yoga with Julie Shore // Wednesdays @ 12-1pm // only $5 per class! A one-hour beginner Vinyasa yoga that focuses on the foundations of classical Vinyasa flow, emphasizing movement and breath as synchronized experience. Attention to fundamental asana (postures) will prepare students for their flow sequence and is designed to help beginners develop their own practice.
Julie Shore is an experienced and dedicated yoga practitioner with a passion for teaching. A California native, she has called Providence home since 2009, moving here after completing her BA at Bard College. She received her training from Eyes of the World Yoga Center and continues to deepen her studies as she builds her teaching practice. Yoga has continued to be a source of strength and insight in Julie's life. Her classes translate a technical knowledge of vinyasa asana, with underpinnings of yogic philosophy which point to developing mindfulness and compassionate awareness.
Open Level Modern Dance with Katie McNamara & Olase Freeman// Wednesdays @ 6:30-8pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
This open level class welcomes a wide spectrum of movers who want to explore fundamental physical connections and integrate those within expressive movement. The class begins on the floor in explorations of weight, momentum and range of motion in joints. Moving to a mid-level we will take time to condition the muscles within efficient patterns. In standing we investigate the dynamics of opposition in balance, gesture and weight shift to traverse the space across, under and around. All are welcome!
Olase Freeman (BA Wesleyan University 1994, MFA UWM 2011) presently involved in an extended residency called "fatherhood", lives in Rhode Island with his partner Kathryn McNamara. A partial list of the companies he has worked with include the Richard Bull Dance Theater, Jane Comfort & Co., Creach/Dance, Marlies Yearby's Movin' Spirits Theater, Headlong Dance Theater, and Leah Stein Dance Company. Olase's choreographic work has been performed in such diverse venues as The Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX), Movement Research at Judson Church, Link's Hall (Chicago), the Cunningham Studio, Joyce/Soho, Dixon Place, Thelma Hill (Long Island University), the Philadelphia Fringe Festival (2002), as well as RIIPN/Cheek-to-Cheek and American Dance Legacy Institute (Brown University). As a teacher, in addition to being on faculty of Rhode Island College from 2008-2010, as well as Muhlenberg College in 2011-2012, Olase has conducted residencies and taught classes at the Firkin Crane (Cork City, Ireland), Curitiba and Londrina (Brazil), Congresso Internacional de Danza a nivel Baja California, Mexico, Western Wyoming Community College, the DanceCenter at Columbia College (Chicago), SUNY Brockport, Hobart/William Smith College, Link's Hall (Chicago), CalState San Marcos, Sushi Performance Inc. (San Diego), Mountlake Terrace Recreation Pavilion, (Seattle, WA), and University of Montana, Missoula.
Katie McNamara is a dance artist, a cook, a mother and a teacher. Along with her husband Olase Freeman, she co-directs their company, BaldSoul, within which they strive to find the locus where art and life coexist. Their most recent work is parenting a beautiful boy, Kayin Effie. Katie spent her preliminary professional years in Philadelphia where she danced with Group Motion, Scrap Performance Group and Leah Stein Dance Company. She was deeply influenced by the city's diverse artistic community and the raw spontaneity of it's stage. During this time she also co-founded and directed the Bald Mermaids, named "best new modern dance company" by Philadelphia's City Paper. Her work has been shown at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, Philadelphia's Painted Bride Art Center, the Carriage House, Galapagos Art Space, the Projekt Theatre (Dresden, Germany) as well as during the Silesian Dance Festival (Bytom, Poland). Her recent choreographic residencies include Rhode Island College Dance Company, Providence College Dance Company, Roger Williams University and Salve Regina University. Katie currently teaches Dance Composition at Dean College and has had a fourteen year career as a Pilates teacher-certified through Pilates Method Alliance. She is pursuing a MFA in dance at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
THE ERIC BARAO BAND (Providence, RI)
Power Pop/Singer-Songwriter
Eric Barao is a singer-songwriter from Massachusetts. Eric has recorded music for radio and television, and scored film soundtracks including the indie film Turbocharged, and also contributed music for the film Balls of Fury, starring Christopher Walken. Eric's debut full-length album as a solo artist was released on April 2nd 2013, and features guest musicians from the Boston area and beyond.
Indie/Rock/FolkTiny Diamond are three girl musicians from Providence, RI. Their instrumentation includes cello, electric guitar, mini-korg, drums, and tight vocal harmonies.Website / facebook:
Jamie Arnold is a local yoga educator and performing artist. She has been teaching a regular gentle flow class at the East Side YMCA for 2.5 years and has taught yoga in some way shape or form through Squam Art Workshops, Now Yoga & Fitness, Fight2Fitness, Om Kids, Rhode Runner, Studio Exhale and AS220. Jamie received her 200 hour yoga teaching certification in the winter of 2012 through the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in Stockbridge, MA. For Jamie, yoga has helped her to truly be in the present moment, let go of stress and feel like weight has been lifted from her body.
Destroy// Providence
Concept and choreography/ Leyya Mona Tawil
Music/ Sarah Hennies, percussionist
Dancers/ Providence-based cast to be announced
Can a dance be destroyed?
Dance artist Leyya Mona Tawil builds the dance on location in one day.
In performance, the dance destroys itself.
Destroy// Providence will be at AS220 with a cast of local dancers and percussionist Sarah Hennies. The performance is composed, but untethered. The artists attempt a work imbedded with mechanisms that make its execution increasingly impossible, forcing the material into stages of evolution and deterioration.
Destroy// Providence, presented by AS220 and in partnership with the Alliance of Artists Communities Conference 2015, is part of the DANCE ELIXIR's Destroy// All Places project – which has visited over 19 cities including St.Petersburg, Rome, Cairo, Athens and Berlin. Over 100 artists have participated in the project internationally.
Afro Brazilian dance and martial art classes for beginners, ages 12 & up, beginning October 1 (no class Oct. 8 or Oct. 22)
$10 per class (first class free)
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I've waited 45 years to hear that! But, seriously, I would love to come to Denmark...Originally Posted by gandolfi
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And thank you for the advice. Also, thanks Art and Ed for the website links. Good places to start. I've also tried Craigslist in my area, but so far no takers. Jorge - sorry, which Thomas are you referring to (I am bad with names...)Originally Posted by gandolfi
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President for Life
This is when a dictator tries to make sure he is in power permanently by giving himself the title "President For Life", declaring himself a de facto monarch who happens to have a republican title. This does not include leaders who simply happened to expire before their predefined terms did. Nor does it include leaders who served multiple terms via show (or, in some cases, legitimate) elections where there was no other candidate. This is about doing away with elections altogether. Definitely a sign of a People's Republic of Tyranny, and very often a President Evil. Whether they actually serve for the rest of their lives is quite another question—as is how long they live after attaining such a position. This makes distinguishing between "republic" and "monarchy" (especially if the dictator is President For Life of a Hereditary Republic) a Royal Mess, and there have been cases of a President For Life crossing that line and declaring himself King or Emperor, becoming a Monarch in name as well (Jean-Claude Bokassa of the Central African Republic/Empire is the most recent example). A subtrope of In It For Life. Compare: The Generalissimo and Just the First Citizen, with which there is often overlap (especially the former). Contrast Permanent Elected Official. A President for Life should always remember that he or she Only Serves for Life.
- In the future of Marvel 1602, the US gets a President-for-Life as a Hero Killer dictator, prompting Captain America to travel back in time.
- In Licence to Kill, Big Bad Sanchez warns the president of the Banana Republic that he's "only President for life".
- Escape from L.A. has a hyper-religious President of the US, who gets elected solely because one of his rants happens to come true quite by accident. Somehow, he gains enough support from the legislature and the people to amend the Constitution to get him declared this trope. He then proceeds to move the capital to his hometown, launch a network of Kill Sats, and make anything he doesn't like illegal (such as red meat, smoking, drinking, premarital sex, etc.). Anybody who doesn't agree gets deported to Los Angeles (which is separate from mainland US) or gets sent to the electric chair.
- Calvin and Hobbes: Calvin calls himself Supreme Dictator and President for Life of G.R.O.S.S.
- Only until Hobbes declares himself King and Tyrant, at which point Calvin decides that's what he wants to be instead.
- Ric Flair became President of WCW, and later declared himself President For Life.
- Possible in the Tropico series, but the risk is civil unrest once the people decide that they really want free elections again.
- In the wake of the Charlie Foxtrot that was the 2000 US Presidential Election, The Onion had Bill Clinton declaring himself President For Life amidst civil war in Florida and beyond.
- Transformers Generation 1: Abdul Fakkadi, Supreme Military Commander, President-for-Life, and King of Kings of Socialist Democratic Federated Republic of Carbombya.
- In an episode of The Critic, where Jay Sherman's son dated Fidel Castro's granddaughter, Castro introduced himself to a group of schoolchildren as this.
- In a less serious example, the Mayor in The Fairly OddParents during a speech once proclaimed himself Mayor for Life, to the surprise of the citizens.
- Quite popular amongst real-life dictators, and has its own article at That Other Wiki. Some even lived up to the term.
- Famously, Ugandan dictator Idi Amin proclaimed himself this in many of his narmtastic rants.
- François Duvalier of Haiti. Died in office.
- Saparmurat Niyazov of Turkmenistan. Died in office.
- Hastings Banda of Malawi. Stripped of title in 1993, defeated in an election in 1994.
- Kwame Nkrumah, thrown out of office in 1966
- Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia. Died in office in 1980.
- Sheikh Mujibur Rahman of Bangladesh. Assassinated 1975, after only seven months in power.
- Jean-Bédel Bokassa of the Central African Republic. Declared President For Life in 1972, then went all the way and was crowned Emperor of the Central African Empire in 1976. Deposed 1979.
- Subverted with Kim Il-sung of North Korea, who was declared Eternal President of the Republic after he'd died. However, he was NOT President For Life while he was alive; his term was regularly renewed via show elections.
- Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan, who took office in 2003 after the death of his father Haydar, suspiciously enough.
- Napoleon made himself First Consul for life on the way to becoming Emperor.
- The Ur-Example is probably that of Julius Caesar, granted the title of dictator perpetuo or dictator in perpetuity, abandoning the usual time restrictions on Roman dictatorships historically observed. This of course being shortly before his infamous assassination, and possibly being subverted by the lack of implication Caesar would never resign the post.
- His great-nephew and heir Augustus was offered this title but refused it, being Genre Savvy enough to know how dangerous this was.


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A modern-day interpretation of an economic classic"Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations" was the first comprehensive treatment of political economy. Published in 1776, "The Wealth of Nations" was originally released for a very specific audience; the British Parliament, setting clearly defined arguments for peace and co-operation with their troublesome colonials across the Atlantic. Today it is considered one of the most famous books ever written.
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I thought I was through with Slick Willie until I received so many calls and requests asking if Slick was a real person and what happened to him. Also, have I ever seen him again?
The answer was and is yes, yes and yes.
BOONETOWN – Behind a balanced offensive attack and a punishing defense, Buford cruised to their first road win of the season, defeating the North Central Knights, 40-6 Friday night in Boonetown.
Buford pushed its record above .500 (3-2) to give the Jackets a perfect 2-0 mark in Region IV-AA play.
Buford senior quarterback Scotti Moser threw for 149 yards and two TDs and the Jackets' ground attack churned out another 143 yards.
The three-man team of Andy Davis, Lee Gronkiewicz, Jayson Parker and a reserved space in memory of Chris Wriston teamed to take the net title in the 11th annual Neil McMackin Memorial golf tournament at the Lancaster Golf Club on Friday, Sept. 18.
Davis, Parker and Gronkiewicz held the open spot for Wriston, nicknamed "Quarter Cake," who died last fall.
The field included 31 teams held in memory of Neil McMackin, who died in a 2004 Charleston bike accident. Tournament proceeds benefit the Neil McMackin Memorial Scholarship Fund.
KERSHAW – Peg Bryson knows that six of the 100-year-old-plus historic oak trees on Matson Street are coming down, including the two in front of her home to make room for a much-needed six-inch water line.
But she doesn't have to like it and she doesn't
Between what Bryson calls more of a recent "butchering" instead of a trimming by a power line tree crew and the news the trees must go, Bryson is heartbroken over the issue.
"I understand it, but it's making me sick," she said.
The Buford Lady Yellow Jackets stayed unbeaten in Region IV-AA volleyball play this week, posting a road win over Andrew Jackson.
The Lady Jackets, with their second win over rival AJ, were coming off a runner-up finish in the 12-team Carolina Challenge at North Central High School on Saturday, Sept. 19.
Buford, seeking to stay unbeaten in league play, hosted North Central in Region IV-AA volleyball play on Thursday, Sept. 24.
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Casa Buena Vista with AC rm.8Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Manuel Antonio
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
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In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
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Free, in the building or nearby
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A private room with AC which has a double bed and a single. A common area is used by everyone with a large deck, living room and kitchen. We also have a TV room for everyone to use. Secure parking for up to 3 cars is available. I would not recommend it for anyone that is not physically active. There are a number of stairs. WIFI is in the common areas but not in the room.
I will only receive guests after 6 pm by direct request, so ask first if you plan on arriving at night.
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Sorry no arrivals after 6 pm A common area is used by everyone with a large deck, living room and kitchen. We also have a TV room for everyone to use.
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This place is excellent value for the Manuel Antonio area and I highly recommend staying there.
Try to stay a few days to experience the other guests in the communal space as well as explore the area.
A very hospitable AirBnb in a very picturesque location overlooking manuel antonio bay in the distance.
Within walking distance to so many restaurants, bars, and fun shops.
The breakfast was great and provided a chance to talk with Anita and the other guests.
The wildlife and view from the common area were great! I had a lovely time sitting out on the deck and watching the monkeys jump around in the treetops. The room itself could use a bit of sprucing up though.
What a beautiful location in Manuel Antonio! Within walking distance to so many restaurants, bars, and fun shops. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Anita was very helpful and cooked up a delicious breakfast. The room was exactly what we wanted- very "hotel-like" in that it had lots of great amenities. Would definitely stay again.
Anita was available to meet us as arranged and our room was much as expected, spacious, comfortable and in a tropical garden location. We loved seeing the birds and wildlife around the property and in the vicinity. We had use of a communal lounge & kitchen, but mostly ate out as there was plenty of choice. We got lots of tips and information for the rest of our time in Costa Rica. It's a great destination. I hope we'll come back to Casa Buena Vista.
A very hospitable AirBnb in a very picturesque location overlooking manuel antonio bay in the distance. There was lots of wildlife in the trees outside the room and during the course of a 2 night stay we spotted monkeys, humming birds, bats and an owl! Would love to visit again!
Airbnb has a beautiful view of the Manuel Antonio National Park and is close to a secluded beach. Anita is extremely helpful and has lots of interesting life stories! Ended up making friends with a couple other fellow "AirBnB"ers and explored Manuel Antonio together. Had a great time with great accommodations.
Anita was very friendly and approachable when messaging before arrival, unfortunately she was out of the country for the duration of our stay but had advised us of this beforehand. Her housekeeper was very friendly and welcoming, but we did have to wait outside on the road for 30 minutes when we arrived; waiting to be let in! Then we had to wait a further 25 minutes before our room was ready for us. This was somewhat frustrating as we had advised what our arrival time would be in advance and it was confirmed as being fine. This minor hiccough paled into insignificance over the course of our stay however; as the housekeeper is so helpful and attentive. The room is good for the price, in Manuel Antonio and the location is great, right in the jungle. The bed wasn't that comfortable but didn't disrupt our sleep too badly to spoil our stay and the room was cleaned daily. Be advised that the communal areas are somewhat dated and there are cats! I have a cat allergy so it would have been handy for me to know in advance. Also the room was at the bottom of about 4 flights of stairs and the roads around are generally steep (particularly the track to the beach) so if you have mobility issues I would seriously stay somewhere else. The electricity can go off in the big storms and so can the water at times of heavy use. These are minor issues and the lack of power added to our experience in fact, by being able to watch the amazing lightning by candlelight (candles were provided)! The kitchen is really useful for cutting food costs by self catering for a few nights but equipment is limited and some shops nearby have limited ingredients available. Ask for directions to the best stores.
We would definitely recommend Casa Buena Vista for a good value, convenient place to stay.
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I discover Manuel Antonio 38 years ago after graduating the University of California in Berkeley. Don Melton and myself first did a research project in the National Park and adjoining beaches and decided to make Punta Quepos our home. Don was the local historian and gave educational talks for many groups including National Geografic. We were among the founders of the first Chamber of Tourism in Manue Antonio, founders of ASCONA (Quepos first conservation organization), and have continued to be active in civic and conservations groups to date. I am currently working with a group to establish an animal shelter here in our (website hidden) We worked for many years on the problem of drownings (see page 7). I ran my gift shop LA BUENA NOTA for many years and because of my extensive knowledge of Costa Rica, I can answer most questions about our area and some advice about other tourist destinations in Costa Rica.


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A Prospero or Lear? Nay, Verily a Falstaff; A Boisterous Tribute to Shakespeare
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He is amazed not only at Shakespeare's productivity, ''39 plays of which 24 or 25 are in every way masterworks,'' but also that no one else ''has had so powerful, fecund and inventive a mind, such a control of language and mastery of human psychology.'' He continued: ''As Bottom says of his dreams, the plays are bottomless. The miracle of Shakespeare is that he is all this and he's also a popular entertainer. His plays sold out in his day, and they will always sell out.''
Steadfastly, Mr. Bloom maintains that Shakespeare's characters are capable of change, even a villain like Edmund in ''King Lear.'' This, he said, was revolutionary in drama, and altered the perception of human behavior.
Asked how he himself had changed over the years, Mr. Bloom spoke about the shifts in his role as a scholar and writer: ''I began as a fierce Romantic revivalist of Blake and Shelley, in particular, pushing aside T. S. Eliot and the New Critics as they were then called. They seemed to be a kind of neo-Christian cabal.''
In his ''middle phase,'' starting with his 1973 book, ''The Anxiety of Influence,'' he became preoccupied with the question of literary influence. In 1990, with ''The Book of J,'' he began his third, religious phase. With ''The Western Canon,'' his territory was all of Western literature. At the end of that book was a greatly disputed list of the most valuable works of literature. Now he says: ''You don't need a list. All you need is Shakespeare.''
Mr. Bloom's ''Shakespeare'' has been nominated for a National Book Award, but as is often the case with his work it has received a mixed critical reception. A review in The New Yorker said it made more sense ''as an enraptured, incantatory epic than as a courteous explication of the plays.''
Loving the Plays, Not the Productions
At the beginning of the interview, Mr. Bloom announced that he had not read that entire review, but within minutes he was quoting from it: ''He said that for those who like me, I was a Prospero of criticism waving his wand; and for my detractors, I was nothing but a baffled and superannuated old Lear.'' Tossed between ''The Tempest'' and ''King Lear,'' naturally he would prefer Falstaff.
Even though it was a performance that turned Mr. Bloom into a Shakespearean, with rare exceptions (Brian Bedford, Ian McKellen) actors are not high on his list as interpreters. Nor are directors. He called Peter Brook's historic gymnastic production of ''A Midsummer's Night Dream'' ''a disaster,'' a word he ecumenically applies to Kenneth Branagh ''in general.'' And he said he walked out on Ralph Fiennes's ''Hamlet'' because he thought that the actor played it as if ''he were a poor, spoiled little rich boy.''
Mr. Bloom insists that he wants better productions, but his theatrical visits have been sporadic and exclusionary. He added with evident pride, ''I missed as many performances as I could, after a certain point.''
He is completely dismissive of several Shakespearean plays, beginning with ''Titus Andronicus,'' saying he does not want to see it again unless it is spoofed by Mel Brooks. One of many innovative productions that he did not see was Deborah Warner's version at Stratford-on-Avon. It stressed not the play's grotesquerie but its heightened sense of reality, turning Titus into a peasant warrior.
Nor did Mr. Bloom see Sam Mendes's version of ''Troilus and Cressida,'' or Peter Brook's ''Timon of Athens,'' which illuminated the play through the prism of the modern liberal dilemma: Timon as an easy mark. In each case, a director shed new light on a problem play. Mr. Bloom also missed Robert Stephens's authoritative portrayal of Falstaff in Adrian Noble's 1992 production at Stratford-on-Avon.
Planning to Teach Right to the End
As always, Mr. Bloom emphasizes the text. Growing up in the Bronx in a Yiddish-speaking family, he taught himself to read English before he was 5. An omnivorous speed reader, he could cover 500 pages in an hour, he said, and also has a prodigious memory.
For the last 34 years he has been teaching at Yale (and concurrently at New York University), and for the last 20 years he has been teaching Shakespeare: ''I told the very amiable current president of Yale that I intend to be carried out of my last Yale class in a body bag, hopefully many years down the road.''
In their home in New Haven, he and his wife, Jeanne, ''drown in books,'' some 60,000 with thousands more in his two Yale offices. His next book, a change of pace, will be a slim volume entitled ''How to Read and Why.''
Because of his affinity for Shakespeare, he was asked if he would have preferred to have lived during the Elizabethan Age. He answered in the negative: ''Obviously if one is Jewish, it is better to be alive in either 19th- or 20th-century America than anywhere else in human history. I will settle for having been born in 1930 in the East Bronx. Transpose me back to some other period, and I'm in trouble.''
But, were he to time-travel, he might find Falstaff in a pub lifting a tankard. Was there, in fact, a real Falstaff?
''Yes,'' he said. ''William Shakespeare, himself. The fat man was inside the skinny fellow. There was more of Shakespeare in Falstaff than in Hamlet, or in Rosalind.''
Mr. Bloom's idea of Arcadia is the Forest of Arden in ''As You Like It.'' His voice brimmed with emotion as he merged with his favorite character and recounted Bloomstaff's Dream: ''To be Sir John Falstaff, not rejected in dead of grief, but still boisterous and sitting on a tree stump in the Forest of Arden, trying to outfox Rosalind.''
Photos: (James Estrin/The New York Times)(pg. E1); Sir Harold Bloomstaff? Orson Welles, left, as Falstaff in the 1966 film ''Chimes at Midnight,'' (Internacional Films Espanola/Alpine) and Ralph Richardson onstage in ''Henry IV.'' (The New York Times)(pg. E3) Chart: ''Harold Bloom on His Lifelong Love'' Here is what Harold Bloom, left, writes about some of Shakespeare's characters in his new book, ''Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human.'' Cleopatra ''The archetype of the star, the world's first celebrity, she is beyond her lovers -- Pompey, Caesar, Antony --because they are known only for their achievements and their final tragedies. She has and needs no achieve-ments, her death is trium-phant rather than tragic.'' Iago ''Iago is one of Shakespeare's most dazzling performers, equal to Edmund and Macbeth and coming a little short of Rosalind and Cleopatra, Hamlet and Falstaff, superb charismatics''. King Lear ''Shakespeare denies Lear's death the transcendental aura that he imparted to the dying Hamlet. Horatio invokes flights of angels to sing the prince to his rest, while Lear's survivors stand dazed and shattered, confronting what must be termed their loss of love.'' (pg. E1)


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People say Pacquaio is losing it, but is it more the styles than anything else?
Pacquaio wsa fighting come forward guys like Clottey, Margarito, Hatton, even Cotto and Oscar used a come forward pressure gameplan. The only time in the last few years hes fought a guy on the back foot was Marquez and he gave he problems everytime and Bradley who give him big problems in the last 3rounds(but lost every other round), I dont know how much it is to do with Pacquaios slipping and more the styles.
Put Pacquaio in there with a guy like Angulo or Maidana and you will see he's still the best at dealing with those styles, but styles make fights
I don't think hes slipping too much. He might start now that he got ko'd but i think he'll be good. or at least competitive
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If he was losing every round...im talking about getting beat up...not losing or winning close rounds...and got KOd...that would be different. He got caught caught by a great shot by on of if not the best counter puncher in the game. Whom was willing to get KOd to try to land that shot. Thats not slipping. Thats Boxing!
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Tuff hard fought fights, a pressure fighter (they burn out earlier than other styles), and 70 pro bouts fighting good competition through the weight classes! His career has NOT been a cake walk! Lots of tuff decisions to be made. Ray
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put him in there with someone like Rios and he'll look unstoppable again
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its his style thats def causing him to lose it faster than someone like mayweather cause he just takes more damage in a fight besides the fact hes been in so many wars too which also is probably because of his style. but that style ages a fighter faster if thats what you mean
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Manny's technique is a very simple one. Its probably the most easiest style to adopt. It was effective because he was stupendously fast. The speed is what changed hence the ability for the opponent now to counter. I expect to see him get KO'd again if he continues to fight.
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It is a combination of his fading physical attributes as well as skillful matchmaking. I've always thought his run over 130 has been more a sideshow than anything else.
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Put him in there with Angulo?? Wow, do like seeing Pacman go to sleep in the middle of a fight??
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida's offensive struggles continued for the fourth consecutive game. It didn't really matter against Jacksonville State.
It might next week.
The Gators (No. 6 BCS, No. 7 AP) turned in another mediocre showing against a less talented team, relying on a strong defensive effort to win their final home game 23-0 on Saturday.
Florida finishes its season against rival and No. 10 Florida State next week in Tallahassee.
The Gators showed little offense following an impressive 80-yard drive on their first possession. Mike Gillislee carried eight times in the 12-play drive, netting 35 yards, including the final 7 on a run up the middle to the end zone.
But that proved to be Florida's only drive of the day that ended with a touchdown. Four other possessions reached the Gamecocks 30 but eventually stalled. Caleb Sturgis put points on the board with field goals from 21, 44 and 47 yards out. A 37-yard attempt late in the first half was blocked.
Last Saturday, the Gators had to score twice in the final 1:42 of the game to beat Louisiana-Lafayette, with the winning touchdown coming on a blocked punt return for a score with two seconds left in the game.
"We need to do better to be more consistent offensively," Florida coach Will Muschamp said. "I know I have been saying that, and I know it's a broken record, but we will continue to work at it and do what we have to do to put ourselves in a situation where we have the game under control defensively.
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Jacksonville State (6-5) only managed another 166 total yards in the game. The Gamecocks, a FCS program that plays in the Ohio Valley Conference, crossed midfield on just one other occasion. That came early in the second quarter when they put together a 71-yard drive to the Florida 19, only to have Griffin Thomas miss another field goal attempt.
"We could have scored on them," Jacksonville State coach Jack Crowe said. "We had some opportunities in the first half. That's the first time we've been shut out in a long time. But if you're going to have it happen, you want it to be against a quality team like they are."
Florida quarterback Jacoby Brissett started in place of injured Jeff Driscoll. Brissett connected on 14-of-22 passes for 154 yards, but missed open receivers on several occasions, including throwing behind an open Jordan Reed in the end zone.
Gillislee led the ground game with 122 of Florida's 202 rushing yards and its only offensive touchdown.
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Great hotel for couples
What a great hotel for couples! The hotel is small and cozy with antique furnishings and a private lanai for each room. The bed was very comfortable as were the pillows. The bath robes in the room added a touch of luxury and made it convenient to get coffee from the common room in the early mornings. The hotel is conveniently located near the ocean front, shops, restaurants, and harbor in Lahaina. We were even close enough to walk to the Old Lahaina Luau! The view from the lanai is wonderful! In one direction is the ocean and the other is mountains!
It was nice to find a great hotel that is reasonably priced and caters to couples rather than families and kids.
Prime location
We absolutely loved our stay at the Lahaina Inn. It was just what we were looking for; which was a clean, comfortable, quiet place to stay in the heart of Lahaina and with definate character. We enjoyed being able to begin and end our days in comfort and within walking distance of dozens of fabulous restaurants and night life. The staff was more than accomodating and made us feel like guests in their home. If your looking for a hotel to entertain you this is not the place, but if you can hold your own and want a great place to begin and end your days Lahaina Inn is the spot to be.
Will never return
The first thing you have to do when you check in, is to sign a declaration that your payment is non-refundable if you leave the hotel early - obviously the Lahaina Inn is aware of their customer satisfaction level.
When we booked to stay at Lahaina Inn, it was advertised as a B&B. When we turned up, we found that they had stopped providing breakfast!
Our room was tiny and the bed was very small. The room was not very clean. If we could have left and got our money refunded, we would have done so.
Some people like the old look of the hotel. We found the cramped conditions claustrophobic and tried to minimise our time in the Inn. It was impossible to get a reasonable nights sleep in such a small bed.
This accommodation was by far our worse in a three week stay in Hawaii and we regret staying here. Obviously hotels vary in quality and size, but given the rates that the Lahaina Inn charge, I would expect a much larger and cleaner room.
We're definitely coming back!
We are an older retired couple and have traveled many places around the world. We love the antiques, the staff and the location. We should not have spent our money on a car rental, because we only used 2 out of the 7 days we were there. We booked several activities and they picked us up at front door. The only time we used our car was to go to Kaanapali Beach, a short 5 minute drive. There are many shops and restaurants, all within walking distance. We stayed in a suite, which was very nice. It was large, with plenty of room for us to sit and mingle. They also have a "community" room, with coffee and tea. We loved having coffee in the morning and talking with other guests and getting to know where they were from. On our next trip to Maui, we will stay there again! We were there just before the holidays and it was great!!!
The equivalent of Bourbon Street, New Orleans
We booked a 4-night stay at the Lahaina Inn for July 28 through August 1, 2004 as part of our 25th wedding anniversary trip, where we had just come from Kona on the Big Island. At the Inn we stayed in their large corner Maki Suite located at the end of the hall on the left, along the street side overlooking Front Street and the ocean. The facility is a quaint old fashion inn w/antiques. It does not have some of the amenities one would find in a hotel or motel setting - no TV or pool (then again no kids either) but it did have a room air conditioner, private bath w/dryer, in-room safe and phone w/free local calls and freshly brewed coffee just down the hall - all at no additional cost. Parking however was another story. You can park at the Inn's lot located � block away but you pay a separate $5 per day charge for an unassigned parking space (which is what we did) but you do so at your own risk. This means that as long as there are spaces available the lot owner continues to take in money for empty parking spaces through the day. If you arrive back at the inn late and there are no spaces left - it's your own tough luck w/o the possibility of any refund and you'll have to find on-street parking which is tough. I'm not sure about this but I think there may be laws against this type of practice. As for the Inn and its location, we wanted to be in the heart of Lahaina but what we didn't expect was the equivalent of Bourbon Street in New Orleans. For those who enjoy being in the heart of a very busy and active area, enjoy the noise and hustle/bustle of cars and people and who can sleep through just about anything, this is the place for you. However, if you want peace and quiet and are a light sleeper (as is our case) you better think twice about staying here. On all 4 nights we were wakened or kept awake by noise. First by painters who started up at 6am, second by people screaming in the streets below until 3 am (Cruise Ship day), third by a man and woman yelling profanity at each other at 5am and last by our two female neighbors next door who spent the entire evening drinking beer, talking loud and yelling at the guys on the street below until well after midnight. We wanted to complain to the front desk but guess what, there's no one around b/c your on your own from the time they leave around 8pm until 9am the next morning. Next time we go to Maui we're staying north of Lahaina in the Kaanapali beach area. Finally, we want to say a word about the Old Lahaina Luau that we attended on July 31th. It's the best- worth every penny so don't miss it.
Sucked major!
Let me just start off by saying there is no tv, pool, or elevators. The rooms are tiny and dirty and unstylish and there was painters outside my window staring in. I was only there for 3 hours and was ready to cry. This is supposed be a nice vacation in Hawaii and there was a view of a parking lot in the middle of a bunch of bum shops. The air conditioning wasnt working and the people at the front desk were compeletely unreasonable. We were booked there for 7 nights but chose not to stay that and they forced us to pay. We left and didnt even stay ONE night and they wouldnt refund us ANYTHING. It was completely RIDICULOUS!!!! Also they close the door at 8 pm so you cant leave or come in after that. DO NOT STAY HERE!!!
In response to the fact that they had painters looking into their window. This is absolutely false!
The front of the building was being painted, they were located in a room to the back of the hotel. The doors are not directly across from each other, so there was no way for a painter to see into the room that they were in.
As far as not giving a refund, we do clearly state what our cancellation policy is on our website and when you receive confirmation.
Our establishment is definately not a place that 2 teenage girls traveling alone would appreciate. The rooms are decorated individually in antiques and there are no televisions in the room. We have an entire database of many happy return guests.
We would love to have you come stay with us, if you enjoy being in the comfort of beautiful antiques.
The Best Bed and Breakfast!!!
We stayed at Maui Prince then moved to Lahaina Inn after a delayed departure.
It was the BEST! It is very nice. No kids. Small and quaint. It is in the heart of Lahaina and all the action. Each room has a balcony with rocking chairs and great views! Victorian antiques and oriental rugs adorn the Inn. The innkeeper was so incredible. It is quaint and very convenient. We LOVED it!! Very clean. Lots of special, personal touches.
Thumbs Down!
Well, let me first say that my comments are my experience, and yours may be different. I would not stay at Lahaina Inn again. Infact, we were booked for 4 nights but checked out after the first one and here is why..It's to noisy. The Inn is located just a few feet from Front Street. The locals cruise up and down the strip with thier car stereo's cranked up, and then there are the tourist. Too many tourist. It was not a relaxing place. The rooms were very small. The bathroom toilet seat was chiped and the cieling had unfinished drywall repairs. Plus, the whole room smelled of mold. The staff was friendly, but they would not give us a refund of our remaing 3 nights. I was also informed that the original owner who did the renovations sold the Inn. I guess if your idea of Hawaii is staying up late and drinking in Bars and you love to shop with many other tourist, then you might like Lahina Inn. I however did not.
Location, location, location
We were in Maui for 10 days and stood 3 days at the Lahaina Inn. Being steps from the waterfront was great. We were also able to use the ferry to Lanai to explore and snorkel that island for the day.
The Inn itself is nice enough and I guess its supposed to be romantic because there's no TV. Though they are nice rooms they are geared for the couple thing which is ok.
The service was good, so was the breakfast but the best thing was definitly was the location
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Shy Glizzy's "Awwsome" Video
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Logic's Ode to Common
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Wale, Restaurateur
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