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This tour was perfect! My friends and I went in October 2016 and we loved it. Definitely the best way to learn/see most of the iconic places in Washington.
Had a great trip with Zac!!
He was enthusiastic, knowledgeable of points of interest, and flexible throughout out journey.
Best part of our trip to DC!
This was a great tour. Em, our guide, was very knowledgeable and helpful. This is a great way to see and learn about many of the famous places on the DC Mall.
Excellent experience and our tour James G. guide was great. The staff was very accommodating when I ran into Metro issues getting to the starting point. I was late, but they gladly rescheduled me for the following day. Lot of fun and I highly recommend it.
Excellent tour, well worth doing.
A great tour with a well informed, helpful and very pleasant tour guide, Amanda. We would recommend it.
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This tour was amazing! Myself and my 3 kids went on a sunset tour around to the different monuments. They can and #39;t stop talking about it! Our tour guide was very informative and personable. The three hours was definitely worth our time.
This was such fun and the guide was so personable and informative. It is truly the best way see the monuments. The biking is easy and gentle. I and #39;m a 52 yr old empty nest mom who is not in perfect condition but I did it with ease. So pleasant. I was alone so I met the other bikers when we began.
Great way to see Washington DC. The tour provided excellent details and context of the DC monuments. Perfect for family. Easy experience overall.
My flight arrived at 9am in DC, and I went straight to the 10am bike tour with time to spare. This tour was a fantastic way to see a LOT in a few hours. The biking was comfortable, and our guide Andy was knowledgeable. The weather even cooperated, which certainly helped! My only wish was that we could swing closer to the white house on our trip.
Fantastic way to get orientated to the city, in which the monuments are well spread out. On a bike, they are easy to get to and of course, the guide makes all the difference by adding to your knowledge with his witty repartee. Thank you Andy for the history and anecdotes.
Really good informative tour of all the museums and top places of interest. Ride was easy, no big hills. Highly recommended.
Great way to see D.C. We did the 3 hour bike tour the first day we arrived with the option for a free bike rental the next day. A perfect way to get the lay of the land, then the next day we had bikes to go back see each site at our own pace. Bikes are the BEST way to travel.....we passed tour buses stuck in traffic and zipped by tired walkers.
This was the most fun we had in our five-day stay in DC. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable, the biking was pleasant, each stop was sufficiently long, and we just exactly what we wanted to visit. The only suggestion might be to quickly introduce the different parties -- these are the Compteurs from France and Eli is from Israel, etc -- so that the group has some cohesion.
LOVED this tour, the guide Emily was really friendly and full of facts about the city. It was easy to cycle around Washington, there was only one hill up to the Capitol Building, the rest was flat. A really good few hours spent learning about Washington!
GREAT TOUR!! Highly recommend!!
We appreciated a lot. It was fantastic and it's probably the best way to visit Washington.
Michael was awesome! The others in the group did not show so ended up having a wonderful private tour. Doing this tour your first day in DC is the way to go.
Great experience and a super way to see the Capital Sites!
the very best activity we had in our trip
very much information, good to understand - definitely recommendable!
This was fantastic, one of the best experiences I have had in DC. Especially the last hour, which was at dusk/dark. Mike did a great job as leader/informer.
It was a fantastic way to tour the city - we visited many major landmarks and biking definitely trumps walking, especially in the summer. The bike came with a front bag which was incredibly handy, and we got bottled water and a snack as well. The tour guide was lovely and friendly, and could answer most of my questions. This tour definitely makes me think that bike tours are all the rage for future trips to a new city!
My kids and I had a blast! This was a great way to tour the sites, and Andy our tour guide was very informative.
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I was recently in a Walgreens and a woman had come in fully dressed for a nice night out on the town but was obviously in need of some finishing touches. She had some lipstick, eye liner, foundation and some type of hair product in her cart. All my lady friends know that such products could easily get crazy expensive. In the checkout line, the cashier rung her up and her total came to something in the ball park of $70. She was unaffected and was ready to swipe her card when the cashier asked her if she had the store loyalty card. She said she did not and was ready to proceed with swiping her card. The cashier insisted that she could save a good amount off her total if she just gave a number. But too much in a hurry, she declined. Being behind her in the line, I easily offered her mine and her total reduced by over $30. In her haste, she didn't realize that many of her cosmetics were buy one, get on half off. She was so grateful and thanked me over and over.
It is ALWAYS a good idea to get the store card when offered because it will offer you savings you didn't otherwise know existed. Even if you choose not to peruse the weekly ad for deals or search for coupon savings, the store card will offer you some basic deals that can save you substantial money. If one is offered, get it. Even if you throw it away after that purchase. And for my moms who can't invest the time needed to coupon, simply getting the store card is your way to save without extra time investments. Whether it's a store you shop at all the time or twice a year, it's a great idea. And the good thing is, most of them are tied to a number. So, since most of us don't make a habit of changing our cell phone numbers too often, simply giving them your number, even if you've misplaced the card, is sufficient.
I am one person who hates credit cards. So when asked at many stores whether I would like the store card, I VERY QUICKLY AND BOLDLY say no! But I remember having a huge purchase at Target one year for my daughter's registry completion. Because I didn't understand the cashier, I declined on the Target debit card. When I finally understood what she was trying to say, I was so annoyed because just by using the Redcard, I could have saved 5%! So, I have recently begun to ask one very important question. "Is it a loyalty card or a credit card?" If it's a credit card, be careful. For my disciplined shoppers, get the credit card for a substantial purchase because they will often give you 20% off. As soon as the transaction is complete, go to customer service and pay off the card. If that's not an option, send in your payment as soon as you get home so that no time for interest to accrue elapses. This way, you've saved 20% with no added costs. If you only have one or two things to buy, you can't trust yourself with the plastic, or are totally uninterested in the credit card, swiftly say no. But, if it is a loyalty card that simply will give you savings or points towards savings or it's a debit card system like Target offers, get it every time. They come in handy.


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Linda Manning has joined the University of Alabama Press as Director, replacing interim director Daniel Waterman. Linda was previously the Director of Northern Illinois University Press.
July 2016
Courtney Andree has joined Yale University Press as publicist, focusing on art and architecture
Simon Bell leaves the University of Manchester Press on July 31
Cara Carlson and Amy Farranto have been appointed Interim Co-directors of Northern Illinois University Press, after the departure of Director Linda Manning, who left to head the University of Alabama Press
Craig Gill has been named the new Director of the University Press of Mississippi
Kel McGowan has been appointed executive editor for clinical health and medicine at Rutgers University Press. Kel was previosuly with Wolters Kluwer (Lippincott), where she was the Acquisitions Editor for a number of medical specialties, including Neurology, Psychiatry, Infectious Disease, Immunology, and Public Health.
Eric L. Miller is the new Marketing Manager at the University of Nevada Press
Kathi Dailey Morgan is retiring after 34 years with the University of Georgia Press
The University of Michigan Press/Michigan Publishing has hired Meredith Norwich to the position of Senior Editor for Political Science. Norwich comes to Michigan after holding positions in acquisitions, marketing, and sales at Ashgate Publishing.
Simon Ross, formerly Cambridge University Press's deputy managing director for academic publishing, has been named the new CEO of Manchester University Press, replacing Frances Pinter after her planned three years of service.
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Linda Bathgate joins the University Press of Florida on July 1, 2016 as Editor in Chief and Deputy Director. Bathgate comes to UPF from Routledge, a division of Taylor & Francis, where she is Publisher in Communication.
Seth Ditchik is the new Editorial Director at Yale University Press, effective June 6. Previously, Ditchik held the dual role of Group Publisher for social sciences and Executive Editor for economics and finance at Princeton University Press
Sara Henderson White has retired from the University Press of Kansas on June 1; she is succeeded by Andrea Laws, new Assistant to the Director
Jenny Jackson has been hired as a Marketing & Outreach Specialist at Purdue University Press
John Langston has retired as Art Director of the University Press of Mississippi, after 32 years. He plans to travel the world, read what he wants, and search for the perfect mimosa.
Linda Manning, Director of Northern Illinois University Press, has been appointed Director of the University of Alabama Press starting Aug. 1. She replaces interim director Daniel Waterman.
Charles "Chuck" Myers has joined the University of Chicago Press as Senior Editor for Political Science and Law, bringing to the position over 20 years of experience at the University of Michigan Press, Princeton University Press, and the University Press of Kansas
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Janice Frisch was recently promoted internally to Acquisitions Editor in music, film, media, folklore, and gender and sexuality studies at Indiana University Press
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Gianna Mosser has been named Editor-in-Chief at Northwestern University Press. Gianna has been with the press in various roles since 2009, most recently as Acquisitions Editor.
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Emily Andrew has joined Cornell University Press as a Senior Acquisitions Editor. Emily previously worked at the University of British Columbia Press for 18 years, and at the University of Toronto prior to that.
Brigette Brown joins the University of Illinois Press as an Assistant Acquisitions Editor. She has previously worked at Temple University Press and the American Association for Cancer Research in Philadelphia.
The University of Illinois Press also gains Kristen Dean-Grossman, who joins the journals department as Publications Editor, bringing extensive experience as a production coordinator and proofreader.
James Engelhardt joins the University of Illinois Press as Acquisitions Editor. James has five years of acquisitions experience at the University Press of Alaska, and most recently, served as Managing Editor of Prairie Schooner at the University of Nebraska Press
Clare Hitchens has been promoted to Sales and Marketing Coordinator at Wilfrid Laurier University Press, where she served as Publicist since 2002.
Wilfrid Laurier University Press has gained a new Senior Editor in Siobhan McMenemy, who brings 17 years of experience in acquisitions to the position, most recently as an editor at University of Toronto Press.
Lisa Quinn has been named the Director of Wilfrid Laurier University Press. She succeeds Brian Henderson, who retired in December.
Leila Salisbury has been named the Director of the University Press of Kentucky. This appointment represents a homecoming, as Leila worked at Kentucky from 1994–2008 before leaving to serve as Director of the University Press of Mississippi.
Lynda Schuh, Sales and Digital Content Manager at the University of Illinois Press, is retiring after fifteen years of dedicated service in various roles.
Congratulations to Alison Shay on her new position as Acquisitions Editor at Syracuse University Press, with a focus on geography, Middle Eastern studies, Native American studies, and regional trade. Alison was previously Assistant Editor at University of North Carolina Press.
Cecilia Sorochin joins the University of Virginia Press as a Senior Designer/Assistant Production Manager. She has worked as a book designer since 2007.
March 2016
Christopher Ahn is joining SUNY Press as an Acquisitions Editor, with a primary focus on Asian and religious studies.
Michael Duckworth is stepping down as Director of the University of Hawai'i Press. Longtime Chief Financial Officer Joel Cosseboom will serve as Acting Director.
February 2016
Sylvia Mendoza has been appointed Design and Production Manager at the University of Virginia Press. Sylvia comes from the University of Arizona Press, where she served as Editorial, Design, and Production Manager. A past AAUP board member, Sylvia has also worked at the University of Chicago Press.
Jon Miller has been named Director of the University of Akron Press after serving as the Transitional Director since September. He is also the Assistant Chair of the English Department, Vice Chair of the Faculty Senate, and both a past and future UAP author.
Ryan Pingel has been hired as the new Business and Operations Manager for the University of Wisconsin Press. Previously, he was the Outreach Program Manager and Business Coach/Mentor in the College of Business and Economics Outreach Services at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
Antonia Pop will be taking over the management of the Journals Division at the University of Toronto Press, in the role of Senior Manager, Journals. She succeeds Anne Marie Corrigan.
January 2016
Raina Plivka, former Acquisitions Editor at Indiana University Press, has joined the University of California Press as the Acquisitions Editor for Music, Cinema and Media Studies
John "JD" Williams, formally of University of Alabama Press, has joined Northwestern University Press as the Director of Marketing and Sales, a new position within the Press
December 2015
Susan Wallace Boehmer has been promoted to Assistant Director and Editor-In-Chief at Harvard University Press
Kim Bryant, former Design Director of the University of North Carolina Press, has been promoted to Director of Design and Production
November 2015
Aaron Hearns is joining Wayne State University Press as the Assistant Storekeeper
Mahinder Kingra, Director of Marketing and Co-Director of Cornell University Press, will start as Editor-in-Chief as of January 2016
Tara Reeser, formally the Director of the Publications Unit in the English Department at Illinois State University, will be joining Wayne State University Press as its new Jounrals Manager
Kristina Stonehill of Wayne State University Press has been promoted to Promotions Assistant in the Marketing Department
October 2015
Dr. Jonathan Allison, professor of English at the University of Kentucky, has been named Interim Director of the University Press of Kentucky
Greta Bennion has been named the new Marketing Manager at Northwestern University Press, where she previously served as Marketing and Sales Coordinator.
Joe Calamia has been promoted to Senior Editor for Science and Technology at Yale University Press
Rafael Chaiken has been promoted to Assistant Acquisitions Editor for Jewish Studies at SUNY Press
Jaya Aninda Chatterjee has been promoted to Associate Editor for World History, Geopolitics, and International Relations at Yale University Press
Mary Francis has been appointed Editorial Director, leading content acquisition and development for the University of Michigan Press imprint
Cate Fricke has joined the Pennsylvania State University Press as their new Publicity Manager
Toni Gunnison has been named the new Journals Manager for the University of Wisconsin Press
Liza Hagerman is joining Purdue University Press as an Editorial Assistant
Liz Hamilton, previously the Assistant to the Director, has been promoted to Intellectual Property Specialist for Northwestern University Press and the Libraries.
Emily Keneston has been promoted to Assistant Production Editor at SUNY Press
Sarah Miller will be the new Editor for Language, Literature, and the Performing Arts at Yale University Press
Peter J. Potter is joining Virginia Tech as the new Director of Publishing Strategy in the University Libraries
Siovahn Walker will serve as the Director of Outreach, a new office and position, at the MLA
November 2014
Tony Sanfilippo has been named Director of the Ohio State University Press, effective December 8. Sanfilippo was most recently Marketing Director and Assistant Director at Penn State University Press.
Alexa Colella has joined the University of Illinois Press as the visiting Marketing Manager for scholarly journals. Colella comes to the press from Purdue University's Center for Food and Agricultural Business where she served as their marketing coordinator.
Samara Rafert has joined Ohio University Press and Swallow Press as the new Promotions and Exhibits Manager. Rafert previously worked at MBI Publishing in St. Paul andTaunton Press in Connecticut.
October 2014
Jeremy Grainger has returned to university press publishing as Sales and Marketing Director at Rutgers University Press. Grainger was most recently at Aperture.
Gary Dunham has been named Director of Indiana University Press. Dunham served since 2010 as Director of Publications for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association; he was previously director of SUNY Press and the University of Nebraska Press.
Rosemary Brandt has joined the University of Arizona Press as Publicist. Brandt comes to the press from Arizona Public Media, where she worked for several years in on-air promotions.
Derek Krissoff has been named Director of West Virginia University Press. Krissoff was most recently Editor in Chief at the University of Nebraska Press.
September 2014
Thomas LeBien has joined Harvard University Press as Executive Editor-at-Large. LeBien was most recently Vice President and Senior Editor at Simon & Schuster. LeBien has also held editorial positions at Princeton University Press and at Oxford University Press.
Gary Dunham is the new Director of Indiana University Press. Dunham was previously Director of Publications for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, where he co-developed and co-directed a book publishing program; he has also served as Director of SUNY Press and of University of Nebraska Press.
Ellen Chodosh has been named the new Director of NYU Press. Chodosh is a former Vice President and Publisher, Trade Division of Oxford University Press.
August 2014
J. Kent Calder joined the University of Oklahoma Press as Acquisitions Editor for the regional Southwest with special emphasis on Texas-related topics.
In October, Adam C. Kane will also join the University of Oklahoma Press, as Acquisitions Editor for American history with emphasis on military history and the history of the American West.
July 2014
Kim Hogeland has moved to University Press of Kansas as Acquisitions Editor for Western and regional history, environmental studies, and Native American studies. Hogeland was previously an editor at University of California Press.
Jerry Bilek will be joining the Minnesota Historical Society Press in August as Sales Manager. Bilek is a 22-year veteran bookseller and owner of Monkey See, Monkey Read in Northfield, MN.
June 2014
Richard Morrison has been hired as the new Editorial Director of Fordham University Press. Morrison was most recently Editorial Director at the University of Minnesota Press.
Glenn Saltzman has joined Georgetown University Press as Editorial, Design, and Production Manager. Just prior to joining the Georgetown, Saltzman led the Production and Editorial team at ASTD for more than six years.
Clara Totten has returned to Georgetown University Press as Digital Editor for Georgetown Languages. Totten interned in the languages department and afterward continued to freelance for the press on multiple Arabic-related projects.
Courtney Burkholder has rejoined Texas Tech University Press as Director. Burkholder was Sales and Marketing Manager at the press from 2004-2006; most recently, she was Director of Publishing for a K-12 publisher in Oregon.
Jennifer Crewe has been appointed President and Director of Columbia University Press. Crewe has served as interim director for the past nine months and has worked at the press for three decades.
May 2014
Marty Brown was appointed Marketing Manager of Oregon State University Press, bringing strong connections from her publishing experience in the Pacific Northwest at Timber Press and Letterary Press.
Mary Dougherty will serve as the next Director of the University of Massachusetts Press. Douugherty has worked in college textbook publishing for the past fifteen years, most recently as Publisher for History at Bedford/St. Martin's.
Mary Rose Muccie will be the new Executive Director of Temple University Press and the Library Officer for Scholarly Communication. Muccie was previously Director of the JSTOR Current Journals Program.
Charles Watkinson has been appointed Associate University Librarian for Publishing and Director of the University of Michigan Press, effective July 1. Watkinson is currently Director of Purdue University Press and Head of Purdue Libraries' Scholarly Publishing Services.
Katherine Boller has been promoted to Editor at Yale University Press. She will continue to acquire a wide variety of art books, but her primary focus will be to grow and shape Yale's architecture and architectural history list.
April 2014
Erika Stevens has joined the University Press of Florida as Senior Editor. Stevens was previously an acquisitions editor at the University of Georgia Press.
Stephanye Hunter has also joined the University Press of Florida as Acquisitions Assistant. Hunter recently completed her MA in Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Texas, Austin and has interned at both the University of North Carolina Press and the University of Virginia Press.
March 2014
Jenna Phillips will rejoin Vanderbilt University Press as Marketing Associate. Previous to her current role with Vanderbilt Alumni Relations, Phillips was Editorial Assistant at the press.
Puja Telikicherla Boyd will be joining the University of Washington Press in early April 2014 as Intellectual Property Manager. Puja recently held this position at Georgetown University Press.
Kelly Gray will be returning to the University of Tennessee Press as a Designer at the end of March 2014. Gray was most recently a designer for the University of Illinois Press.
February 2014
Ann-Christine Racette will join Fordham University Press as Design and Production Manager at the end of March. Racette was most recently Digital and Print Production Manager at Northwestern University Press.
Frances Pinter has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Manchester University Press. Pinter has served as Interim CEO since August 2013.
Mike Bieker has been named Director of the University of Arkansas Press. Bieker was previously Assistant Director and Business Manager at the press.
December 2013
Jill McConkey has joined University of Manitoba Press as Acquisitions Editor. Previously, McConkey spent more than 10 years in the editorial department at University of Toronto Press.
Tom Helleberg will be joining the University of Washington Press in March as Chief Financial Officer. Helleberg was most recently Business Manager at NYU Press.
Hannah New is joining the University of Utah Press as Marketing Manager. New comes to Utah from Southern Illinois University Press, where she worked in acquistions editorial before making the switch to marketing.
Jay Dew is joining Texas A&M University Press as Senior Editor, acquiring in history and political science. Dew was most recently Acquisitions Editor at the University of Oklahoma Press.
November 2013
Sylvia Mendoza is joining the University of Arizona Press as Editorial and Production Manager. Mendoza's most recent positions have been with Plural Publishing and School Specialty, but she has also worked at University of Chicago Press.
Amanda Piell also joined the University of Arizona Press as Production Editor. Piell was most recently Production Editor at the University of New Mexico Press.
Zoya Lozoya recently joined the University of New Mexico Press as Marketing Associate. Lozoya previously served as a marketing intern for Stanford University Press.
Lauren Consuelo Tussing also recently joined the University of New Mexico Press as Publicist. Lauren previously worked as Marketing Coordinator at Louisiana State University Press.
Aaron Javsicas has joined Temple University Press as Senior Editor, acquiring titles in political science, criminology, and urban studies. Most recently, Javsicas was an editor at W.W. Norton, acquiring textbooks in political science and psychology.
October 2013
Vanessa Rusch is joining the University of Alabama Press as Managing Editor. Rusch was most recently a senior communications specialist on campus at Alabama.
Wendi Schnaufer recently joined the University of Alabama Press as Senior Acquisitions Editor for archaeology and anthropology. Schnaufer previously worked with Alta Mira / Rowman and Littlefield.
Blanche Sarratt has also recently joined the University of Alabama Press, as Assistant to the Director.
Angela Burton returned to the University of Illinois Press to serve as Rights & Permissions and Awards Manager from Indiana University Press, where she was the Managing Editor.
Abby Collier has also joined the University of Pittsburgh Press as Acquisitions Editor for the history and philosophy of science. Collier was previously an Assistant Editor with the University of Chicago Press.
Sandy Crooms will join the University of Pittsburgh Press as Editorial Director on October 28. Crooms has a wealth of experience in both marketing and acquisitions at university presses, including Nevada, Colorado, and most recently as Senior Editor at Ohio State.
September 2013
David Rosenbaum has been named director of the University of Missouri Press, beginning November 1. Rosenbaum was previously Director of Product Development and Project Management for the American Heart Association.
Charles Myers began his tenure as Director of the University Press of Kansas on September 23.
Valentina Kalk has been named Director of Brookings Institution Press. Kalk was previously chief of United Nations Publications.
August 2013
Kevin Cunningham joined the University of Illinois Press as Catalog and Copywriter Coordinator. Kevin previously worked for the University of Chicago Press as a Direct Mail Copywriter.
Kyle Kuhn has been hired by Georgetown University Press as Digital Editor for Languages. Kuhn was most recently Senior Curriculum Designer for Rosetta Stone.
Milica Cosic is also joining Georgetown University Press, as Publishing Assistant and Permissions Coordinator. Cosic joins the press from the Mind Fitness Training Institute, a nonprofit run by Georgetown University Professor Elizabeth Stanley.
Kristi Henson is joining the University of Missouri Press as Marketing Manager. Henson was most recently Marketing Director for Nonfiction Trade at Thomas Nelson Publishers.
July 2013
Lisa Tremaine joined University of New Mexico Press as Art Director and Senior Book Designer. Tremaine has served as a book designer for numerous publishers, including the University of Texas Press and Penn State Press.
Mark Saunders has been named Director of the University of Virginia Press, after serving as Interim Director and Editor-in-Chief since Penelope Kaiserlian's retirement in July 2012. Saunders has been at the press since 1995, most recently as Assistant Director.
Paul Courant, Dean of Libraries at the University of Michigan, will be assuming responsibility for Michigan Publishing, into which the University of Michigan Press has now been fully integrated.
June 2013
Robert Sloan has been appointed Interim Editor-in-Chief of Indiana University Press. Sloan has served as Editorial Director of the press for 10 years and has been an editor with the press since 1986.
Gillian Berchowitz will become Director of Ohio University Press as of July 1. Berchowitz has been with the press for 25 years, most recently in the capacity of Editorial Director.
Rick Huard has been promoted at Ohio University Press to Acquisitions Editor as of July 1. Huard was formerly a Project Editor at the press.
Linda Manning will join Northern Illinois University Press as its new Director on July 16. Manning spent the past two years as Marketing and Sales Manager at The University of Utah Press, and previously managed marketing at NIU Press.
Eric L. Miller has also joined Northern Illinois University Press as Marketing and Sales Coordinator. Miller is a principle and co-founder of Miller Trade Book Marketing.
Sian Hunter has been promoted to Assistant Editor-in-Chief at the University Press of Florida. In 2011, Hunter joined UPF as an editor-at-large and was brought on full-time as a Senior Acquisitions Editor in September 2012.
Michael Kehoe has joined the University Press of Kansas as Marketing and Sales Director. His marketing and sales experience includes Harper San Francisco, the University Press of New England, and, most recently, the University of Michigan Press.
Natasha Varner will join the University of Washington Press as Publicity Manager on June 19. Varner previously coordinated the Mellon-funded First Peoples: New Directions in Indigenous Studies publishing collaboration between University of Arizona Press, University of Minnesota Press, University of North Carolina Press, and Oregon State University Press.
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Lynda Schuh, Sales and Digital Content Manager at the University of Illinois Press, retired in April 2016 after fifteen years of dedicated service in various roles.
Michael Duckworth stepped down as Director of the University of Hawai'i Press in March 2016.
Anne Marie Corrigan, Vice President of Journals at the University of Toronto Press, has retired in February 2016 after 28 years at the press.
Brian Henderson has retired as Director from Wilfrid Laurier University Press as of January 2016.
Betsy Litz, Production Manager of Princeton Unviersty Press, retired from the press in January 2016.
Heidi Perov, Assistant Director of the University of North Carolina Press, retired at the end of December 2015.
Marlie Wasserman, Director of Rutgers University Press, will be retiring as of Summer 2016
Linda E. Speth, General Manager of the University of the West Indies Press, retired on July 31, 2016 after over 35 years in scholarly publishing
Paul Banks retired from his position as Production Manager at MLA in summer 2014.
Carrie Mullen retired from her position as Director of the University of West Virginia Press in summer 2014.
Kathi Dailey Morgan, Assistant Director for Design and Production at the University of Georgia Press, retired at the end of March 2014 after 31 years at the press.
Sue Havlish, Sales & Marketing Manager at Vanderbilt University Press, retired at the end of March 2014.
Steve Maikowski retired from his position as Director of New York University Press at the end of May 2014. Maikowski led the press for 13 years, capping a 37-year career in academic publishing.
Bruce Wilcox retired from the University of Massachusetts Press in June 2014. Wilcox was with the press for 31 years—only part of his 43-year career in university press publishing.
John G. Ackerman retired from his position as Director of Cornell University Press on January 3, 2014. Ackerman was with the press for 33 years, and served as its Director since 1988.
Valerie Millholland retired on January 10, 2014 from her position as Senior Editor after 30 years with Duke University Press. As an end note to her career, Millholland was awarded the 2013 Distinguished Service Award from the Conference on Latin American History.
Robert Mandel retired from his position as Director at Texas Tech University Press at the end of 2013, after 34 years in university press publishing, including terms at SUNY, Indiana, Wayne State, Syracuse, Wisconsin, and Alaska.
Mary Lenn Dixon retired at the end of 2013 from her position as Editor in Chief at Texas A&M University Press, where she was a staff member since 1979.
Loomis Mayer retired from Fordham University Press at the close of 2013, after 24 years as Production Manager.
Patricia Hollahan, Director of Medieval Institute Publications, retired at the end of 2013.
Ann Walston, Production Designer at the University of Pittsburgh Press, retired on October 1, 2013.
Deborah Weiner will retire at the end of March 2014 from her role as Editorial and Production Manager at Georgetown University Press, where she has been for more than 15 years.
Laura Young Bost retired from her position as Rights and Permissions Manager at University of Texas Press on September 10, 2013. Bost was an active member of the AAUP Copyright Committee for many years.
James Jordan retired as Director of Columbia University Press as of September 1, 2013. Jordan led the press since 2004, and previously directed Johns Hopkins University Press.
Janet Rabinowitch retired at the end of June 2013 after a decade as Director of Indiana University Press. Rabinowitch was an acquiring editor at the press for 38 years.
Mary Read retired as Director of Washington State University Press in May 2013.


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Tim Tebow Denies Rift with Jets, Speaks Up for Characterby Hilton Hater at . Comments
A Tim Tebow trade will almost certainly go down this offseason, if the team doesn't cut its backup quarterback outright.
But while he's still a member of this terrible organization, the maligned quarterback wants to set the record straight: No, he never refused to play for the squad during last week's game against San Diego.
Because Mark Sanchez sucks, he was benched in favor of Greg McElroy, with reports then surfacing that Tebow - offended over being passed over for the gig - told Rex Ryan not to use him at all in the game.
Not even in the Wildcat formation for which his skill set is supposedly made.
But Tebow spoke to The New York Daily News yesterday and clarified his stance.
"That wasn't the talk at all," Tebow said of the rumored complaint. "[Coach Ryan] knows that. And everybody on this team knows that I would never not to do something if I was asked. …
"For people to not know the situation and then start to bash your character and then say you're a phony or you're a fake or you're a hypocrite, I think that's what's disappointing and that's what's frustrating. Your character is who you are as a man and that's a lot more important... I take that way more serious than I'll ever take a football game."
Tebow was clearly brought in by New York as some kind of PR gimmick, seeing as the team hasn't bothered to play him for any extended time.
But he didn't sound bitter in the newspaper interview. He just wanted to clear his good name and not come across as a prima donna.
"You work your whole life to build a reputation," Tebow said. "Then people try to bring you down when they don't understand even what happened. It's disappointing. You just want to express your side of the story... You want people to look at what really happened, not what one person said."
We believe, you, Tim Tebow. And we also believe the Jets are an awful football team.


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> and 4th truck loads? (I'm never in the right place at the right time,
> myself.)
She's hoping to find someone to take them. Like me, she hates to throw
away perfectly good plants that someone could enjoy.
We (MGs) could never sell all those we took. We potted up 20 divisions for
the sale. Planted 12 in the propagation bed, and planted about 80 on the
far edge of our gardens where the University plowed through our Youth
garden, our Wildflower garden, and a portion of our Prairie Garden to build
a bridge. The next truckload will be concentrated on a Silver Maple the
Hort Ed hates. We have real Sedums and some hens and chicks under it, but
He'd like to cover the whole are with these Hylos. I suppose now we'll
have to move those Sedums. The tree is limbed up pretty high, so they will
get enough sun. Any extras left over will be put to some use. The price
was right and the plant material pretty much indestructible.
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Ryan Fibiger
Butcher and Chief Executive Officer
Ryan has 15 years of experience building businesses and igniting his passion for food and agriculture. After apprenticing with Fleishers in 2010, Ryan left a consulting career to launch Craft Butchery in Westport, CT in 2011. Along side partner Paul Nessel, he quickly grew the old-fashioned butcher shop into a profitable and responsible business that became an integral part of the Connecticut food system. Recognizing that the business needed to grow in order to effectively connect small producers with rapidly expanding demand, Ryan merged Craft Butchery with Fleishers Pasture-Raised Meats in 2014. Prior to becoming a leader in the ethical food movement, Ryan worked in banking and management consulting with JP Morgan Chase and Charles River Associates. He received a BBA from the University of Michigan in 2000, and a Masters Degree in Mathematics Education from Pace University in 2006.
Samantha Garwin
Butcher and Chief Operations Officer
Sam brings more than 10 years of leadership experience to her role as Chief Operating Officer. In 2012, she completed an apprenticeship at Fleishers Westport and continued on to become the shop's General Manager, driving the growth of Connecticut's first sustainable, whole-animal butcher shop and restaurant. Earlier in her career, Sam served as Production Manager of Maya Mountain Cacao, a direct-trade cocoa bean sourcing operation in Belize, where she directed the processing of organic cacao beans through a 400% increase in volume and staff. Before joining the ethical food movement, Sam conceptualized, designed and deployed e-commerce and business analytics software solutions for Oracle. She holds her BA in information science and biology from Cornell University. If not for work-related meat consumption, Sam would be a vegetarian.
Christophe Hille
Chief of Business Development
Christophe Hille, a graduate of Wesleyan University (BA, 1996) and New York University (MS, 2013), has worked in the food industry since 1993 as a farm hand, line cook, restaurant chef, private chef, executive officer, and business owner. Christophe grew up in Connecticut and Switzerland and has worked in New England, France, San Francisco, and Italy. In San Francisco, he was the founding chef and co-owner of A16 Restaurant, a fast-paced Neapolitan pizzeria and enoteca that opened its doors in 2004. In 2009, Christophe opened Northern Spy Food Co., a small restaurant in New York's East Village with a focus on local sourcing and seasonal menus which remains a neighborhood institution to this day. Christophe became involved with Fleishers as a co-owner of the Brooklyn store in 2011 and joined the company full-time in 2013 as CFO and general governance guru. He oversaw the merger of Fleishers and Saugatuck Craft Butchery in 2014 alongside his colleague Ryan Fibiger, which resulted in the formation of Fleishers Craft Butchery. Christophe resides in Brooklyn with his wife, two daughters, and three bicycles.
Bryan Mayer
Director of Butchery Education
Bryan brings over a decade of butchering and teaching experience to his position. In fact, this marks a
return to Fleishers for Bryan; from 2008 – 2012 he was lead butcher and instructor, co-
developing the apprenticeship program and consulting with restaurants on how to implement whole
animal cookery into their menus. During this time, Bryan also trained two of Fleishers' current leaders –
CEO Ryan Fibiger and Head Butcher Paul Nessel.
Previously, at Greene Grape Provisions, Bryan established the specialty grocery's whole animal butchery
program as well as created one of the first sustainably sourced fish counters in NYC. He developed
recipes for Greene Grape's housemade sausages, charcuterie and prepared foods. More recently he
founded Kensington Quarters, Philadelphia's only sustainable, whole animal butcher
shop/restaurant/classroom based on the tenets of nose-to-tail utilization of the animal and support of local agriculture.
In addition to penning his ongoing "Ask Your Butcher" column about butchery techniques and recipes for Food Republic, Bryan has consulted, taught and lectured at Smuckers Meats, Philly Cow Share, Swarthmore Food Coop, Drexel University, Swarthmore College, Culinary Institute of America, Wyebrook Farm, Double Brook Farm, and Brick Farm Market. Bryan's supportive wife and adorable daughter are looking forward to returning to NYC with him this year as the journey continues.
Sophie Grant
Meat Enthusiast and Director of Marketing
Raised just blocks from our shop in Park Slope, Brooklyn, Sophie's love of food began early with trips to specialty food shops, farmer's markets and food festivals around New York City with her family. Seeking greater purpose and meaning from her career, Sophie was inspired to join the Fleishers team in 2013 to help grow a responsible and ethical food system. Sophie started her career in food as General Manager at Sava's Restaurant in Ann Arbor while getting her BA in Social Anthropology from the University of Michigan in '09. In the fall of 2010 she climbed on board the Wafels & Dinges food trucks, baking fresh Belgian waffles before going on to become VP of Sales and Internal Affairs. To date Sophie's learned how to break down a whole hog, expertly smoke beef brisket, and perfectly cook any steak.
Trevor Bundy
Director of Protein
After serving as a butcher and protein manager, Trevor, himself a graduate of the Fleishers Butchery Training program, now directs the company's school, widely considered to be among the best in the nation for revitalizing the art and craft of whole animal butchery. Horrified by factory farms, Trevor spent many years as a vegetarian before welcoming sustainable and humanely raised meat back into his life. He lives in the New York metro area with his wife and two sons, with whom he eats bacon almost daily (pasture-raised, of course). He holds his BA in English Language/Literature from the University of Kansas.


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January 2017
One of the best tours we have taken. Small group, friendly, knowledgeable guide who really knew her way around the town and through the backrooms and kitchens of many of the best restaurants in town. A must it really is if you are going to be in Bordeaux!
November 2016
A great experience, lovely guide and a small group. Recommend!
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October 2016
A great way to walk around Bordeaux and taste some fabulous food. The best being the chocolate shop we visited where chocolates are still made by hand. Got to taste as many as we liked. Then visited the shop to purchase chocolates. Wished we had bought more as the best chocolates I have ever tasted and very reasonably priced. Lunch was also very nice in an apartment in Bordeaux and served with wine. Guide very knowledgeable. Great walking tour all over Bordeaux.
October 2016
A wonderful walking tour of the old centre of Bordeaux, concluding with an excellent lunch with your fellow tour members. Money well spent.
October 2016
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September 2016
This was excellent the guide Remi was so informative about Bordeaux and we had a great experience in all of the gourmet shops and a lovely lunch. This was well worth doing.
June 2016
The tour was fabulous! First class in every way. The historic context, the food, the wine were all great.
May 2016
Great tour guide and really informative and the tastings were delicious
November 2015
We had a truly fantastic time. Julie our guide was very pleasant and imformative. All the outlets we visited were great. The lunch that was provided after the tour was very tasty and plentiful. Everyone in our party thoroughly enjoyed this tour. I would highly recommend it to everyone
October 2015
I highly recommend this. It is the best thing I did on my trip. It was informative and the guide was excellent, there were great stops and surprises along the way, the lunch at the end was a perfect ending. They know how to do it. Perfect thing to do in Bordeaux.
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