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  • bedrooms3
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Property Description

- 3 bedroom detached bungalow
- Generous plot

A beautifully presented 3 bedroom detached bungalow situated on a generous plot set back off Thorney Mill Road in Iver.

The property offers bright, airy and spacious accommodation with brand new fixtures and fittings throughout. The accommodation comprises entrance hall with built in cupboard, master bedroom with front aspect bay window and en-suite shower room, second double bedroom, family bathroom with separate shower and third bedroom.

There is a good-sized living room with Parquet flooring leading to a stunning open plan kitchen / dining room with central island, built in appliances and bi-folding doors leading to the rear garden. Accessed via the kitchen there is also a utility room and cloakroom.

The property sits on a generous plot with plenty of off-street parking, a large front garden laid to lawn and 2 garages. To the rear of the property is a large lawned garden.

The property is situated a short drive from Iver train station, operated by Great Western Railway to London, Paddington and Oxford. Central London is also easily accessible by road via the M40, M4, A40 and M25 (plus access to Heathrow and Gatwick Airports).

Iver has an excellent choice of state and independent schools. The area is well served for sporting facilities and the countryside, including Black Park and Langley Park.

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Tel: 01753 650033

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Monday to Friday
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Sundays at Farnham Common office
10.00am to 2.00pm (includes Viewing Service for all properties)
Tel: 01753 643555

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This is one of my favourite capital cities in Europe hands down. The lovely colourful buildings glistening off the beautiful Atlantic waters is truly a sight worth seeing. You can do with this excellent deal I found for you on Trivago & my Flight Finder. Read on to learn more about this bargain!

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What better way to experience this beautiful city than by staying in the top-rated Real Residencia 4* (4/5 on TripAdvisor & 2018 traveler’s choice award). Located just 10 minutes away from the sea-side city centre by tram and is also directly connected to the airport. The apartment is pretty and chic, much like Lisbon itself and it shows in the great reviews that previous guests have given. If you’re looking to try a lot of local food in little time, then go to the Time Out Market at Mercado da Ribeira is great for its large food hall atmosphere. The Mosteiro dos Jerónimos is a former Jesuit monastery that’s well worth making a trip out to. You’ll be staying quite near the well-preserved Alfama districted which is a well-preserved medieval district!

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This place is what you would technically call a shepherds hut, but there is so much more to it than that. It has been converted from a shipping container and this gives the property a much more open feeling. You’ll be experiencing this amazing place during the height of summer too so you can really absorb the beautiful surroundings. The great thing about its location as well is that you’re overlooking Traighenna Bay on the stunning Wild Atlantic Way.

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Millions from around the world flock to experience Christmas in Prague and experience the spell-binding Christmas markets. One of the most impressive markets can be found in the gorgeous Old Town Square, which is perfect for strolling through the wooden stalls and sampling some local food whilst listening to live Czech music. Nearby, at the world-famous Wenceslas Square, there is another Christmas market that is an absolute must-see! Both are open from 01 December 2018 to 06 January 2019.

Stretching back thousands of years, the capital of the Czech Republic has been the heart of Christmas cheer for centuries. Make 2018 your Christmas holiday with a trip to a compact city filled with Czech treats, nativity-ready livestock, local foods & wines. Prague offers an eclectic mix of traditionally decorated tavernas, cute arts and crafts market stalls, families and friends swigging local beer and foodie lovers feasting on top quality meat!

Having experienced Prague at Christmas last year, I wanted to share insider tips on the best places to visit in Prague, top sights to see and glimmering Christmas markets that will steal your heart! <3

Discover Prague’s Fairytale City in 2018

How to get there | Best Christmas Markets in Prague | Best Places to Stay over Christmas | What to Eat & Drink in Christmas Markets  Czech Christmas Traditions Places to Visit in Prague | Final Tips

 How can you get to Prague from Ireland?

The majority of flights to Prague depart from Dublin and take you directly to the main airport in the area is Prague international (Václav Havel Airport). Depending on the time that you buy your tickets the price of the flights can be as low as €40 for a return flight from Dublin. I recommend using a trusted site such as my Flight Finder to get the cheapest price available!

Once you arrive at Prague airport, you will find it easy to reach the city with public transport. There are several options when it comes to getting downtown by public transport, which is by far the cheapest option. Each goes to a different metro line, so make sure to find out the closest metro station to your accommodation. All of the buses run at regular intervals throughout the day and evening, and signs at the Arrivals gates point to their pick-up points; the buses make stops at both terminals. Make sure you have a ticket before boarding, which you then must validate on the bus (tickets are not available from the driver).

Where are the best Christmas Markets in Prague?

Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí)

1st December 2018 – 6th January 2019
10 a.m. – 10 p.m., food stands 10 a.m. – midnight
The Old Town Square Christmas market is by far the largest and the most well known. Here you find lovely little stalls nestled around the Jan Hus statue and surrounded by centuries-old Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. To accompany this enchanting market, you have to stop and admire the huge Christmas tree, which is adorned with hundreds of lights and lit every evening at dusk, around 5 pm. A stage is put up every year where Christmas concerts and short plays are performed in the open air.

Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí)

1st December  2018 – 6th January 2019
10 a.m. – 10 p.m., food stands 10 a.m. – midnight
The second largest market in Prague is held in the lower part of Wenceslas Square in the heart of the historical heart of Prague. When it gets chilly, warm up with a glass of mulled wine (svařák in Czech), and sample some traditional Christmas specialities such as braided cake (vánočka). Most of the goods in this market are handmade so this is a great opportunity to pick up stocking fillers. You will find wooden toys, gifts made of glass and iron and steel presents as the blacksmiths sell their creations.

Peace Square (Náměstí Míru)

20th November – 24th December 2018
10 a.m. – 7 p.m. daily

Peace Square, in the heart of Vinohrady, is a must visit at any time of year. It’s draped in history and filled with breath-taking landmarks such as the National House of Vinohrady, the Church of St. Ludmila and the Vinohrady Theatre. This is usually the first market to open, hosting around sixty stalls and whilst it is smaller than the markets of the Old Town and Wenceslas Square, it predominantly attracts locals, ideal for an authentic experience!

Lots of smaller markets are dotted around town. I’ve listed several of them to help you:

Republic Square (Náměstí Republiky)

1st December – 30th December 2018

This Christmas market is just a short walk from the Old Town Square and close to the Náměstí Republiky metro station. If you’re a food lover, I recommend visiting this one as it said to be one one of the best markets for experiencing authentic Czech food. The hams are roasted on spits, sausages are prepared on the barbecue klobas) – not the healthiest snack but one you should try! If you have a sweet tooth then watch the cakes and pastries be prepared in front of you and then try the “trdelník”, a pastry coated with hot sugar. To accompany all these delicacies, enjoy the famous Czech beers – Pilsner Urquell, Budvar and Staropramen!

Prague Castle (Pražský hrad)

28th November 2018 – 3rd January 2019

Located within the grounds of the Prague castle, you will find an enchanting little Christmas market which is perfect for picking up last minute presents! Browse through wooden toys, puppets, tree decorations, garnet jewellery (a stone local to the Czech Bohemia region) and crystal sculptures. Warm up with a mulled wine and a spot of carol singing under the Christmas tree.

  • Old Town Square:  1st December 2018 – 6th January 2019
  • Wenceslas Square:  1st December 2018 – 6th January 2019
  • Prague Castle:  20th November – 24th December 2018

Prague’s Christmas market is ranked by many as one of the top 10 most beautiful ones in Europe as it has a longstanding tradition of providing enchanting stalls that steal people’s heart year after year. Be warned temperatures will be low, but spirits will be high, so come with your friends, family or lover and I guarantee you won’t be disappointed!

Guru tip: The meat portions are large and extremely overpriced in the market. Locals tend to eat at nearby restaurants first, then just snack in the market. But DO try the mulled wine, called svařák in Czech.

Where are the best places to stay over Christmas?

As ever with hotels, if you want to stay slap bang in the middle of it all, you can expect to pay a little more. Thanks to Prague’s excellent public transport system, I would recommend you save yourself a few koruna and stay a little further out and you commute by tram, bus or by foot. To help you make the best decision based on your interests, I’ve put together a description of each area so you can choose what suits you best!

The Old Town

Stay in Prague’s Old Town if you want to be in the heart of all the action; this a lively and popular area that most tourists want to stay in, so book early in advance. Staying here means you will be in an ideal location for visiting other major attractions! Be warned prices tend to be a little more expensive!

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The Mala Stana

The historic castle district and ‘little quarter,’ Malá Strana is a winner for adventurers wanting to absorb the history and culture of the city, but in a more in a more laid-back and tranquil atmosphere.

The New Town

The New Town includes Wenceslas Square and Republic Square is seen as being a bit louder as it contains the bulk of the bars and hence the majority of the local Stag Party crowds. The New Town has many choices for shops and also contains the National Museum and main train station.

Castle & Surrounding Area

The immediate vicinity of the Castle has a few bars and no loud clubs so could be a great option for travellers that want a peaceful area but surrounded by some of the oldest buildings in the city. The Lesser Town is the area beneath the Castle but offers a greater choice of bars and restaurants than around the Castle. And is only an 8-minute walk to the Old Town Square.

Guru Tip: If you’re on a budget, staying in an Airbnb could be a cheap alternative to conventional hotels. If you like to have it all organised, hotel, flight and extras, Expedia  and BlueSea provide excellent packages, so after a couple of clicks its time to start packing!

What to Eat & Drink in Prague Christmas Markets?

5 Essential things to try:

1. While visiting Prague, you will see ‘trdelnik’ around every corner. It’s a sweet pastry made from dough that is wrapped around a metal stick and grilled over an open flame. Give it a try – you can have it empty, sprinkled with sugar, or with a filling (ice cream is the most popular).

2. The Czech’s hot wine shares characteristics with English mulled wine or German gluhwein, but citrus hints of orange or lemon usually outweigh sugar and sweetness.

3. Taste the influence of the Austro-Hungarian Empire on Prague’s Christmas markets with LangošHungarian flatbread topped with garlic (česnek), cheese (sýr) and ketchup.

4. You can usually smell “Prague Ham” in open-air Christmas markets before you come across this smoked, boneless ham roasting over an open flame. This highly prized meat is priced by weight in grams, so order accordingly and enjoy!

5.  Christmas is not fully complete without some hearty German sausages! Among Prague Christmas markets, it’s one of the most ubiquitous snacks. Opt for Frankfurter-style párek sausages, or for the hungry, the larger Pražská Klobása, which are bright red, subtly spiced.

Czech Trdelnik on the streets of Prague

Be sure to sample typical Czech food, which is offered in most Christmas markets:

  • Spit-roasted ham (Sunka)
  • Barbecued sausages (Klobasy)
  • Salty potato pancakes (Bramboraky)
  • Traditional Czech Christmas braided cake ‘Vanocka’
  • Christmas cookies (Vanocni Cukrovi)
  • Gingerbread (Pernik)

The following Christmas drinks will warm you up:

  • Mulled wine (Svarene vino or Svarak)
  • Mead/Honey wine (Medovina)
  • Eggnog (Vajecny Konak)
  • Grog
  • Punch

What are Czech Christmas Traditions?

St. Nicholas Day

If you’re in Prague on December 5th, don’t miss out on seeing the famous Mikuláš (St. Nicholas) celebration, whereby Santa is accompanied by devils and angels and they come to find out which children have been good and bad. A Mikuláš celebration is typically staged in every square with a Christmas market, including the Old Town Square around 5 pm.  So don’t be surprised if you bump into jolly old St. Nick, a few hideous devilish creatures and several blissful angels!

Christmas Eve

The main Christmas celebrations take place on Christmas Eve. Some people fast during Christmas Eve in the hope that they will see a vision of ‘the golden pig’ appear on the wall before dinner! This is meant to be a sign of good luck! The Czech traditional Christmas dinner is eaten during the evening of Christmas Eve and consists of fish soup (made of carp), and fried carp with potato salad.

Ježíšek ‘Little Jesus’ (the Czech version of Christkindl) brings presents during the Christmas Eve dinner and leaves them under the Christmas Tree. Religious families also usually sing Christmas carols by the tree, and go to church either at midnight or on Christmas Day.

Christmas Day and St. Stephens Day

These two days (December 25th and 26th) are known as First and Second Christmas Holidays in the Czech Republic. They are enjoyed by relaxing with friends and family and enjoying the special time of the year together with traditional Czech treats.

New Years Eve

Ring in the New Year Czech style by catching the midnight fireworks. Chances are if you’re in central Prague that evening you’ll see them dominating the skies from wherever you are. Fireworks are launched from Střelecký Island and can be seen from the bridges, river banks, Petřín Hill, and Prague Castle.

Fireworks in Prague

If you are a fireworks lover, you must not miss the traditional New Year’s fireworks show in the centre of Prague. The show will be launched on 1st January at 6.00 pm from Letná Park, so you will be able to see the best of it when stationed near the riverbanks in Prague’s Old Town. Make sure you beat the crowds to it and find yourself a good position on the bridge or a riverbank well in advance!

What Places should you visit?

Prague Castle

The largest ancient castle in the world, as well as one of the most gorgeous, Prague Castle, has served as the home to many different Czech heads of state ever since the 9th century. Baroque churches, a royal palace, flagstone courtyards and bejewelled reliquaries are all beautifully manicured parts that comprise of Prague Castle. This complex of buildings perched regally on a hilltop above Prague offers sweeping views across the city’s spires and domes. Here you find St. Vitus Cathedral, a fantastic example of Gothic architecture at its finest, and is the largest church in the country as well as one of the most important.

Beautiful Prague in winter
Beautiful Prague in winter, Charles bridge over Vltava river, Czech republic, historical medieval buildings, wintertime European cityscape

Old Town Square

The Old Town Square is an absolute must-see! Around winter time it will be full of stands selling ornate souvenirs, mulled wine and decorations for your Christmas time. For a birds-eye view of the Old Town Square, climb to the top of the Old Town Hall Tower. The views are spectacular say make sure you take a few selfies!

Astronomical Clock

One of the main draws of the Old Square is the Astronomical Clock which dates back to 1410, this astronomical clock is the third-oldest in the world and the oldest still in operation. Don’t miss its fantastic moving display on the hour, every hour.

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Historical medieval astronomical clock in Old Town Square in Prague, Czech Republic

Wenceslas Square

Wenceslas Square is Prague’s other main square, located in the centre of the Old Town. Wenceslas Square has been through a very rocky history – throughout the second world war the Nazis would use the square for huge demonstrations. However, it is now lined with many modern shops, cafes, hotels, and restaurants, and is dominated by the Czech National Museum at its north end.

Charles Bridge

Dress especially warm for the bridge! Then stroll along it and enjoy the views of the Vltava River, Prague Castle and sweeping city views. The Charles Bridge is a statue-lined bridge that connects the Old Town to the Little Quarter and Prague Castle. Whether it is a nonchalant evening stroll or specially timed sun-setting moment, holding hands at this stunning location is a no-brainer for lovers.

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Vltava River

With its untouched architecture and stunning setting, on the banks of the Vltava River with views up to the majestic castle, Prague looks like a film set and often is one. A river cruise through the heart of the city is the most relaxing way to discover the well-regarded attractions that are nestled along the river and is an unquestionably romantic way of experiencing Prague.

Petřín Lookout Tower

Similar in style to the Eiffel Tower, Petřín Tower was built in 1891 and is 63.5 metres tall. It is located on the top of Prague’s Petřín hill, making the top of the tower the perfect spot to get jaw-dropping views over the city.

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What Activities should you do?

Ice-Skating in the Old Town

One magical highlight of Prague in December is ice skating – a popular activity among tourists and locals alike. Whether you’re a seasoned pro and gracefully cut circles across the ice or are a slip-sliding first-timer, there is nothing like being out in the fresh air surrounded by sparkling lights and historic relics of Prague. There are many places to try ice skating in Prague, but a favourite amongst travellers is Ovocny Trh, a free skating rink operated daily until 10 pm by the Prague City Hall.

Relaxing River Cruise

If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of on-land, why not opt for a romantic Prague river cruise to take in all the top highlights from a different perspective as you cruise along the Vltava River. With a full commentary along the way, the short cruises depart hourly and offer the chance to take in the City of a Thousand Spires with a coffee in one hand and a camera in the other, no need to even get up. Don’t worry – there is full heating in winter plus an onboard bar if you need any help getting in the festive spirit!

Attend a Christmas Concert at The St. Salvator Church

Get into the Christmas mood by attending the Advent and Christmas concerts which take place regularly at the St. Salvator Church in Prague – one of the most highly rated in Prague. As you enter you will be blown away by the beauty of the organ!

Stop in a nice café or two to warm up

Cuddling up in a pleasant warm café, sipping coffee or tea while relaxing and watching the world go by is quite a nice winter experience, and therefore deserves its own number on my list. I would recommend avoiding major coffee shop chains and visit one of the cafés listed below to have a more authentic experience:

Café Savoy – Located in a gorgeous building with a beautiful interior, this coffee shop has a high-society feel. However, I found the staff to be very friendly and the coffee is great. Budget more if you want to eat there though, as it’s quite expensive.

Café Imperial – Art Nouveau fills the walls and ambience of this café so you can expect to be dazzled. The coffee and food are delicious and the central location near Náměstí Republiky which is convenient to reach from the city. You won’t be disappointed by the splendour of this place!

Café Slavia – If you decided to watch one of the classic performances at the National Theatre, you should stop at Café Slavia! The café oozes charm and old-school vibes!

Café Mistral – Located just off the Old Town Square, very close to the metro station Staroměstská, Mistral is a spacious café with good food and high-quality coffee. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow light to flood in and is ideal for sharing breakfast with your bestie or partner before you venture out to explore!

Finals Tips

I hope I’ve convinced you that Prague should on bucket list this year, especially if you’re in search of the best Christmas markets. A trip to the Czech capital will be a wonderful way to start the festive season and get some original Christmas gifts or decorations.

  • It’s cold in the Czech Republic in December (expect temperatures below zero degree Celsius), so dress warmly.
  • Most stalls don’t accept credit cards as they are just small vendors, so bring cash with you (the local currency is Czech koruna, not Euro).
  • The best time to visit the Christmas markets is after it gets dark and the stalls light up, it’s a truly magical experience (especially if it snows).

If you’re looking for an enchanting winter escape, Prague is a winner!

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Featured Interview: Amber Fillerup Clark

This month we chat with Amber Fillerup Clark the founder of Barefoot Blonde and creator of Barefoot Blonde Hair. She’s sharing how she builther business and following of over 1 million (and counting), her newest venture and giving us a serious case of #hairgoals!

Can you tell us a little bit about your popular blog, Barefoot Blonde?
Barefoot Blonde is a place where I share my lifestyle and all things that go with it! Travel, fashion, beauty, occasional health and fitness. I love to just talk and share what is going on in my life and all of my thoughts.

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Feature Interview: Amber Fillerup Clark

How did you get started?
I started my blog as a way of sharing my summer in Fiji with my family. I knew I wouldn't be able to keep up with sending them all updates individually so I started my blog so they could see what I was up to!

When I got back, I kept going because I loved to document and journal. It is fun for me to look back on posts and reminisce on memories I may have forgotten otherwise.

What was 3 of the most challenging aspects of started an online business?
Being my own boss is often challenging! Working from home can be hard when Netflix is just a click away ;) just joking, but it can be difficult having so many distractions.

However, it is a blessing for me being a mom to be able to be available for my kids and work while they nap. It can also be difficult running a blog because you are putting yourself out there and not everyone is nice on the internet. It has given negative people looking to tear someone down such a loud voice. I have gotten good at pushing the delete button and not giving it a second thought.

What’s your go-to marketing strategy for building an audience?

I don't think I necessarily have a set marketing strategy for my blog. I try to keep photos high quality and keep content happy and uplifting since that is what I personally enjoy reading most. I just share life as it comes and I think that is what connects me with my readers -- they are seeing my real life and they can get to know me that way. :)

How did you decide on the brand name, Barefoot Blonde?

At the time I was always known for being barefoot. Even still today I love to be barefoot and I can't tell you how many times restaurants have said I can't come in because I am not wearing shoes haha. I knew I wanted blonde in the name since I was posting photos of my braids at the time. One day I was spitting out ideas with my sisters and roommates and this one just stuck.

Can you tell me a little bit more about how you get your audience base to what it is today of over a million followers! That’s incredible!

I wish I had a good answer for this but it honestly just all happened really naturally! I never anticipated any of this to happen and my audience has always just grown organically. My braids went viral quite a few times and that really helped build my audience and I think consistent posting, high quality images, and mixing things up definitely played a role as well. A lot of big beauty instagrammers would repost my photos and I always saw spikes in follower count when that would happen.

Featured Interview: Amber Fillerup Clark

Featured Interview: Amber Fillerup Clark

How do you balance work-life balance now that you have a family and a little one?

Hmm this is really tricky and I am still figuring this out! I spend my days with my kids and work during naps from 12-3 and then I usually turn a show on and will work from 7-midnight once they are in bed at night.

I am lucky they still take such along naps (play hard sleep hard ;) ) It can be really hard to balance though and I often feel guilty when I have to leave them to do a shoot or go to a meeting because I always wish I could be with them. But I also really love my job and I hope one day they are proud of what I have accomplished.

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Easy DIY Fan Trellis to Spruce up Your Vines & Creepers

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2-4 Hours

This year I decided to finally spruce up our lil' yard.
After fixing neglected areas and making a much longed-for window box, it's time to tackle one last project:
A fan trellis that will both separate our front from the neighbor's and add interest to the fence -- all while holding our trumpet vine in place!
Can't wait for the trumpet to bloom!
Can't wait for the trumpet to bloom!
So, now you want a new trellis, right?
Stay with me to learn how to learn how to make yours!
How large should your trellis be?
How large should your trellis be?
Here are a few questions that will help you figuring out your trellis dimensions.
1. How large is the vine or creeper you want to train?
2. How much will that plant grow? (I know, you can always trim it, but every vine grows at a different speed and has different space needs.)
3. Will the trellis be free standing or can you attach it to a wall or fence?
4. And finally - How large is the area where you'll place it?
Turns out, I want to train a trumpet vine: these are fast growers, but my space is rather small. I also have a (now) small Magnolia tree that will grow taller in a few years.
A standard trellis ranges from 5' - 7.5'. I want mine to be almost 7'. You can make yours anything in between.
TIP: Once you've decided how tall and wide you trellis needs to be, WRITE IT DOWN. Because, really, I can assure you that by the time you get your tools and materials ready, these measurements will have flown away from your mind!
Materials you'll need to make yours
Materials you'll need to make yours
Time for a trip to your Home or Gardening center! Here's what you'll need:
(3-5) 1" x 2"x 8' pressure treated board
T-square or Tape measure
Power saw or hand saw
Nail Gun or Hammer
1" (preferred) - 1 1/4" galvanized finish nails
Drill or Hammer Drill
Mask - recommended
Goggles - recommended
Paint or stain (optional)
Brush or foam paint sponge (optional)
Select best boards for the vertical pieces
Select best boards for the vertical pieces
Check the boards before you buy to make sure they're straight and well dried. Often times they're a little bent: it pays to be selective.
TIP: If the wood is still moist, wait a week or two before using it. You can lay the boards for a couple of weeks on a flat surface while they dry.
Before you start cutting, take a look at your boards and pick the one that looks the worst for your crosspieces (i.e. horizontal parts).
For my trellis, I'll be cutting the knot at the bottom, and saving the one with a few dings for the crosspieces.
Ready? Let's begin by marking the ends
Ready? Let's begin by marking the ends
Begin by lining your boards next to each other and aligning the ends. Depending on your trellis height, you'll likely be able to trim off knots or dings if they are in the ends.
Mark the tip (or tips) you want to trim off.
TIP: Unless you have a very long working table, it's easier to work on the floor. Use a clean, flat area as your working surface.
I'm making my trellis 7'. Since boards are 8' long, I'm going to get rid of an ugly knot.
Also, keep in mind that one end will be placed in the ground and board defects won't be as noticeable as in the tops.
Use your judgment to decide which end you want at the top.
Next: Let's mark boards length!
Next: Let's mark boards length!
Now it's time to pull out the measurements you wrote down in STEP 1 (or, did you not?) and mark the boards length.
Start by placing your measuring tape on one end and pull the tape down to whatever length you want your trellis to be.
Now transfer length to all boards. So easy!
Now transfer length to all boards. So easy!
Transfer that length mark to the other boards. Two ways of doing it:
1. With the tops still lined up, place your T-square ruler on the mark and transfer that measurement to the other boards.
2. If you've already cut one board, line up the top and overlap the end to another board. Then mark it.
TIP: When marking your ends, don't forget to factor in the few extra inches that will go in the ground: 6" - 10". For instance, if you want your trellis to be 6.5' tall, you'll need to cut your vertical boards at least 7' long.
How deep into the ground depends on the height, width, and also whether you'll be attaching the trellis to a vertical surface.
Either way, I'd leave at least 6". If taller and free-standing, you may want to add up to 10".
TIP: If you're not sure how deep (tall or wide) yours should be, peruse trellises in your garden center and check.
My trellis will be attached in two points to a low fence. It's 6.5' tall, so I'm leaving 6 additional inches to go into the ground.
Time to do some cutting!
Time to do some cutting!
You know I love my power tools, but this is one easy project where a simple hand saw will do the trick. Grab the board and the saw, and start cutting. You can also use a miter saw if you prefer.
I'm keeping it low tech this time!
TIP: To avoid splinters, lay your board on a flat surface, approx. in the middle of your workbench.
If you cut a board with the long end "floating" off the table, you're more likely to get splinters. Placing it on a flat surface should prevent that.
Coming along: Crosspieces are next!
Coming along: Crosspieces are next!
Ok, so you have your three vertical boards cut, and have decided which end will go into the ground.
Next: Move your boards to the floor. Bring the ends closer together and spread the tops, to make the fan shape. For now, eyeball it.
Step away, and grab that piece of paper with your dimensions-Remember STEP 1?-Check the width and evenly spread the boards to whatever width you chose. Then add a couple of inches to each side.
I made my top 4' wide plus 3" more on each side.
Next: Place your bottom crosspiece.
TIP: Again, remember to leave below the few inches that will go into the ground.
With your top and bottom crosspieces in place, I'm adding 2 more in the middle. If your trellis is 7.7', you may want to do 3 instead.
Get your measuring tape and pencil, divide the space between top and bottom crosspieces into 3, and mark each height.
Place your boards on the marks and decide how many inches you want each to stick. Mark and Cut. (Follow STEP 6)
Cutting's done! Are you ready to assemble?
Cutting's done! Are you ready to assemble?
So you've cut your crosspieces and placed them on your marks.
But before we start nailing I need to do one more thing: DOUBLE-CHECK measurements!
TIP: That's right! Now is the time to correct any mistake you may have done.
Get the measuring tape again and double check the distance between the middle vertical piece and the sides, as well as the position of the crosspieces on each side-to ensure they're centered and horizontal.
So. Ready to go?
Grab your nail gun (or hammer) and galvanized 1" long nails, and start nailing.
TIP: start by putting one nail in the middle of the bottom crosspiece. Move to the sides. Then go back to the middle and add 1-3 more, to make a triangle or square shape on each intersection.
Repeat the same process on each side of each crosspiece.
I'm getting excited - It's almost done!
I'm getting excited - It's almost done!
Do the top crosspiece next the same: start with one in the middle, move to the sides, and move back to the middle for a few extra nails.
With the top and bottom done, get to the middle crosspieces and repeat the same sequence (middle, ends, and additional nails.)
Once you're done, flip the trellis and add 1 or 2 nails on each crossing.
Let's make it real neat!
Let's make it real neat!
Get your pliers ready: we're going to trim a few nails that came out crocked, and stick out a little.
I'm using a small set of long nose to cut level stray nails. You can use any pliers to trim nails so they're level with the board.
TIP: Before you cut, try to get the pliers as close to the board as you can.
And you're done!
Since you're using treated wood, you can skip the next steps and go to the last, or add a coat of sealer instead of paint.
Almost done! Let's get this trellis finished.
Almost done! Let's get this trellis finished.
Hubster requested a white trellis, so I'm going to take an extra step to make him happy. You can skip this step and move to the last.
Before you paint (or seal), put newspapers under the trellis, so the floor doesn't get messy. Get your paint-1 quart can is plenty-a small tray or dish, brush or foam brush (preferred), mask, and gloves.
TIP: Make sure your get exterior paint for wood-preferable water based (most are anyway) for easy cleaning.
Oh, make sure it's not a windy day! (Or even breezy.) If you're working outside, the wind will likely carry dust and speckles that may stick to the fresh paint. If possible, work on a sheltered area.
Stir well the paint and poor a small amount into the tray /dish. Dip the brush and start painting. You can start anywhere and move up, applying only one coat for now: apply and let it dry. Do not reapply yet.
TIP: Use small scrap wood pieces to lift the trellis to prevent paint from going under the boards: it'd make the newspaper stick to the wood.
To speed up the process, try to finish each coat in one stretch. Each side should take 30-45 min. You'll need to wait before applying a second coat.
TIP: Read paint instructions for drying time: it usually takes 30-60min for a coat to fully dry.
With one side done and well dried, flip the trellis and paint the other.
Ready for the second coat?
Ready for the second coat?
Repeat STEP 11.
Usually 2 coats are enough, but it's up to you to decide whether a third one is needed.
TIP: It doesn't need to be perfect! The trellis will be covered with your vine or creeper, which will hide small imperfections.
Here it is! Can't wait for the vine to flower
Here it is! Can't wait for the vine to flower
Get a shovel or trowel and dig a hole deep enough to anchor your trellis - in my case, about 6" deep. The hole should be a few inches wider than your trellis. Remember: the deeper it is, the better secured.
TIP: Put it in place and see how it looks.
Then, decide whether you need to dig a little deeper or wider, or you're ready leave it there and fill in the hole.
I realized it'd have been a lot easier to do this with a dormant plant.
Still, I'm so glad I added the trellis: It looks great! And with summer around the corner, that trumpet vine is not only growing fast but also starting to flower.
Nothing like a fan trellis to bring attention to this beautiful vine!

Suggested materials:

  • (3-5) 1" x 2"x 8' pressure treated board  (Home or Garden Center)
  • T-square or Tape measure  (Home Center)
  • Pencil  (Craft Store or Home Center)
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1 question
  • Marilyn Peters
    on Jul 17, 2016

    1) Wouldn't it be easier to paint the boards before assembly? That way the paint will protect the wood all over. 2) Wouldn't it be easier to drill holes and use screws instead of nails? You could take apart in the future, but drilling holes and using screws is far less likely to split the wood.

    • Marilyn Peters
      on Jul 18, 2016

      With painting the entire board, it protects the board from moisture. By using a power to turn the screws, it is really fast. Had a door replaced. He used two, one to drill and one to screw. It went in so quickly, I was amazed!!

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  • Marilyn Stein
    on Jul 18, 2016

    Love your trellis and have several--just keep an eye on that trumpet vine. They are beautiful, but incredibly invasive and virtually impossible to eradicate (discovered the hard way).

  • Darla
    on Feb 8, 2019

    Trumpet vines also spread by the roots so keep a lookout for new shoots coming up all around the extended area of the plant. I keep mine mowed down on a weekly basis because they grow fast. Beautiful plant and the hummingbirds love them but if you don't control them they will take over. Also, don't put one close to a house or building. They will put their roots into mortar and grow right under siding and shingles. My moms grew through the basement window and up under the siding as well as onto the fireplace chimney. Looked beautiful but caused some damage that had to be fixed and getting the plant out for good was an ongoing process for several years. Beautiful trellis though.

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1933-1934 Ford Open Driveline Conversion Kit (10-spline)

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Convert your 1933-1934 Ford hot rod’s banjo rear axle from torque tube (closed) drive to open drive with our easy-install, bolt-on conversion kit. This modern driveline kit is compatible with a standard #1350 U-joint (NAPA #331, not included) and is 100% made in the USA. Every component is precision-machined to correctly fit a 10-spline pinion.

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– Housing vent
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Fred Staloff was born in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1924. After three years of military service during World War 11, Fred Staloff studied painting and sculpture at Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art with Hans Weingaertner and Reuben Nakian. He continued studies in Paris, France under the GI Bill in 1949.

Staloff returned to France from 1963-69, painting and exhibiting: Salon des Independents, City of Chatillon, One-man exhibitions at Galerie des Jeunes, Galerie Mouffetard, Atelier Decima as well as Polder Gallery in the Hague.

In 1969, Staloff returned to the U.S. and  participated in juried exhibitions at the Newark Museum, the Montclair Museum, the NJ State Museum, the Jersey City Museum Bicentennial (Phelps Award), the 1990 NJ Annual Exhibitions as well as several juried exhibitions at the National Academy of Design.

In 1996, The Butler Institute of American Art presented a retrospective exhibition of Staloff’s work. The James A. Michener Museum in Doylestown, PA also presented a similar retrospective exhibition in 1997.

Staloff is a member of the Audubon Artists where he won the William Myerowitz Award in 1991, the Elaine & James Hewitt in 1994, the Michael M. Engel Award in 1995, the Stefan Hirsch Memorial Award in 1997 and the Ralph Fabri Medal in 2000. He is also a member of Allied Artists of America where he received the Joe & Emily Lowe Award in 1994 as well as the Allied Artists Gold Medal of Honor in 1997.

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On this week’s episode of The PineBeltSPORTS Podcast, Camal and Andrew open with quirky traditions at The Masters (2:40) before jumping into more local discussions.

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WikiLeaks Co-Founder Julian Assange Arrested In London

The WikiLeaks founder has been living in the Ecuadorean embassy in the United Kingdom since 2012.

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Julian Assange, the controversial founder of Wikileaks, was arrested Thursday in London on charges of breaching bail conditions in a Swedish rape case that’s no longer under investigation after he was expelled from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.

The 47-year-old computer programmer was arrested at Ecuador’s London embassy, where he had been holed up in residence for more than six years amid growing upset from Ecuadorian and British leaders. The development also potentially exposes him to extradition to the U.S.

Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno traveled to London in July of last year to finalize an agreement to lift Assange’s asylum protection with the U.K. government, according to a report by the Intercept, citing a source within Ecuador’s foreign ministry.

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In the past week, credible rumors began to circulate that Assange would be expelled, his asylum denied, and that he would face extradition to the U.S. for publishing thousands of classified military documents.

“This information came from a credible source high in the Ecuadorian Government,” Assange’s lawyer, Jennifer Robinson, said of his expulsion.

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Assange first took refuge at the embassy in June 2012 after jumping bail while wanted for questioning in Sweden over allegations of sexual assault and rape.

Though that criminal investigation was dropped last year, Assange, who is Australian, remained behind the embassy’s walls out of concern that he could face extradition to the U.S. for leaking classified military and diplomatic documents through Wikileaks, with the help of former military intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning.

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Last year, the British government rejected a request from Ecuador to grant diplomatic status to Assange. Ecuador’s foreign minister has said Assange’s long-term stay in her country’s London embassy is “untenable.”

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How Going After Our Dreams and Overcoming Our Fears Helped Us Become a Family of Four

When our son turned 2, we decided that it was time to think about having a second child. We'd made it through those first parenting milestones of pure euphoria and utter exhaustion -- that feeling of having no idea what you were doing, but eventually knowing you were doing something right. Our baby boy was turning into a little toddler and we were ready to be dads again.

We always knew we wanted two kids. My husband and I have both have siblings, and we wanted our son to experience the joys of being a big brother.

But whether we should actually have a second child was still a huge decision -- emotionally and financially.

We realized how lucky we were to have one child. In private adoption, there are no absolutes. No matter how many courses you take, how in-depth your homestudy is, or how friendly your adoption profile looks, you have absolutely no control; kind of like trying to get pregnant, but definitely a lot less fun. All you can do is throw positive vibes out to the universe, and hope the universe responds.

Having a second child meant a second homestudy and all the associated costs. It meant opening our lives up to a social worker again, and redoing the entire list of medical, reference and police checks.

If we wanted to register with the provincial ministry in addition to our private agency in order to broaden our chances, it meant repeating the same six weeks of classes we had already done. Because, you know, having a child already wasn't enough to prove to the government that we knew how to be parents. But I digress.

It meant waiting again -- for who knows how long -- to be picked by a birth mom or birth family. We recognized that so many couples wait years for just one child -- and we had only waited nine months. Had we used up our universal karma? How long would we have to wait for baby number two? If and when we did get picked, would the age gap between both kids be too big? Would we be too old?

We were also told it would be harder the second time. Our agency explained that the majority of birth moms they've worked with don't pick a family with a child. Could our son, who we knew would make an amazing brother, be a liability for us to become parents again?

And what if we did get picked and then the birth mom changed her mind? We'd been through that before -- could we go through it again?

You see, six weeks after we finished our first homestudy, we were chosen to be dads. Not by our son's birthmother, but by another birth mom. We were elated. We told everyone we were having a baby. We bought the minivan and the crib. And then the birth mom changed her mind.

It happens in open adoption -- we had been warned. But we were confident it wouldn't happen to us.

Boy, were we wrong. It was emotionally devastating. Could we put our son through that? "Son, meet your sister/brother... ummmm... nevermind..."

Honestly, as much as we wanted to be dads, there was a part of us that thought, maybe we should just count our blessings and be happy with the family we had.

But we knew we weren't done. We looked at our son and realized that if we had quit the process when our first adoption fell through, we would have never been his dads. We decided that all the risk, uncertainty, and anxiety the adoption process involves was completely worth the effort.

And it turns out that we were right -- ten months after we completed our second homestudy, we got the call.

"Do you want to be dads again?"

Five months later, our incredible daughter was born.

We now look at our two kids, and we absolutely know we made the right choice. I couldn't imagine not being their dad.

Our house is filled with the laughter and giggles my husband and I always dreamed of. Our kids have this amazing bond -- one that only siblings know -- and one that I hope will last a lifetime.

They play, they fight, they share toys, they grab each others toys, they chase each other, and they run away from each other. They do all the things siblings do. It's exhilarating and exhausting, and most of all, beautiful to watch.

And one day, when they hit those teenage years -- when Daddy and Poppa go from being awesome dads to annoying dads -- they'll have each other to commiserate with when we tell them:

"No, you can't go to that house party."

"No, you can't get a piercing there!"

"Yes, you can take the hover-car, but only if you pay for a tank of clean-burning organic gas."

When our first adoption fell through, someone told me, "Ian, you're meant to have the children you're meant to have. Your children are out there, you just don't know them yet." At the time, I didn't understand or believe that. All I could do was focus on the loss.

But now I completely understand. I know we were destined to be our kids' fathers and that our kids were destined to be brother and sister.

As I said -- in adoptions, there are no absolutes. But I also know that if you don't go after your dreams, the universe absolutely has no chance to respond.

And for us, it responded in the best possible way -- by creating our family.

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HUMAA Executive Board Ballot 2019

Please read the candidate statements below, then click 'vote' below to cast your ballot. The deadline for voting is Friday, May 3.

President - One year term

William L. Doss III, M.D. '91

Dr. William L. Doss III currently serves as the HUMAA President and has previously served as Vice President and the Chairman of the Budget, Finance and Audit Committee. He is a member of the Class of 1991 and has been a Life Member since 2011. As a student at the College of Medicine, he was on the student council for his class in his freshman and sophomore years from 1987 to 1989. He has served as a Tour Guide for prospective medical students and was named Outstanding Tour Guide during his year from 1987 to 1991 at the medical school. Dr. Doss is the Class President and has previously participated in the White Coat Program for the College of Medicine students who are entering their third year for clinical rotations. Dr. Doss has delivered the 20-year Commencement Address for the Class of 2011 during Honors and Oath Day Ceremony. Dr. Doss was in private practice in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation in Portsmouth, Virginia from 1998-2009. He served as Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) from 2009-2012. Dr. Doss currently serves as Clinical Associate Professor at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. In his current capacity at Brody, he is also a representative of Redesigning Education to Accelerate Change in Healthcare (REACH) as part of a $1 million dollar grant to teach quality to medical students and faculty in the Teachers of Quality Academy. Dr. Doss also serves as Section Chair for Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation for the National Medical Association (NMA) where he is responsible for CME programming for physiatrists and other member of the NMA. Dr. Doss is currently in the process of starting an endowed scholarship with HUMAA to benefit a current medical students. The Lucille E. Brown and William L. Doss Jr. M.D. Scholarship will benefit an African-American student from Detroit, MI.

Vice President - One year term

Robin Newton, M.D. '83, FACP, CSSBB (ASQ)
District of Columbia

Robin C. Newton, MD, FACP, CSSBB (ASQ) is one of three Regional Vice Presidents for the Clinical Learning Environment Review (CLER) program at the ACGME where she is responsible for training and supervising a cadre of field representatives and volunteer site visitors for the CLER program. Dr. Newton currently serves as HUMAA's Vice President. She also conducts CLER site visits at ACGME-accredited sponsoring clinical sites.Prior to joining the ACGME, Dr. Newton served as the Associate Vice President for Clinical Affairs and Quality at Howard University, where she managed and oversaw the quality and patient safety initiatives of the full range of clinical, educational, research, and administrative activities attendant to the Howard University Health Sciences, inclusive of the Howard University Hospital (HUH). During her tenure at Howard University, Dr. Newton also served as the institution’s DIO for nine years. Dr. Newton served on the Institutional Review Committee of the ACGME and on the Group on Resident Affairs Steering committee of the Association of American Medical Colleges. She is a past winner of the coveted Parker Palmer “Courage to Lead” award. Dr. Newton received her medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine in 1983 and is board certified in Internal Medicine. After completing her residency in internal medicine, she joined the staff at D.C. General Hospital, where she spent several years as a hospitalist involved in quality improvement projects and teaching medical students and residents. During her 18-year tenure at the hospital, she assumed many leadership positions culminating in being named Chief Medical Officer of the D.C. Public Benefit Corporation, which at that time included the District’s ten public health clinics, the school health program as well as D.C. General Hospital. Dr. Newton has previously served as HUMAA Treasurer and is an enthusiastic member of her class reunion committee.

Executive Board 2019-2022 - Three year terms

Moses Adiele, M.D. '80

Dr. Moses Adiele is a Retired Colonel of the United States Army and the Founder of the ECH for Africa Foundation. He has bravely served in the US Iraq War, the Gulf War, and the Nigerian Civil War. Dr. Adiele graduated the Howard University College of Medicine in 1980; he also received his Masters of Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College and his Masters of Public Health and Health Services Administration from John’s Hopkins School of Public Health. In addition to his military service, Dr. Adiele serves as a Board Member and Ruling Elder of a Presbyterian Church and is in the process of establishing a non-profit foundation that will promote Environmental and Community Health programs in Africa. In past, he has also served on the board of the Association of African Physicians in North America and the Virginia Commonwealth Council Girl Scouts. Dr. Adiele hopes to serve on either the Fundraising or Member Outreach committees.

Sharon Deans, M.D. '88

Dr. Sharon Deans is a Board-Certified OB/GYN currently acting as the Chief Medical Director at Home State Health Plan. She graduated Howard University Medical College in 1988. Dr. Deans also holds a Masters of Public Health from Columbia University and is currently pursuing a Masters of Business Administration from Washington University. In addition to her current role, Dr. Deans currently sits on the Board of the ENYI MD Foundation. In past she has also sat on the board of Planned Parenthood, Long Island and Epilepsy Foundation Long Island. Dr. Deans is a generous member of HUMAA's monthly giving society. She hopes to serve on the Scholarship Committee and other committees as needed.

Deborah Griffiths, M.D., FACEP '88

Dr. Deborah Griffiths is a practicing partner at Gwinnett Emergency Specialists and also currently serves as an Emergency Physician in the Gwinnett Hospital System. She has served several years as the Director of Continuing Medical Education in the Department of Emergency Medicine in the Gwinnett Hospital System. She is affilliated with many organizations including the American College of Emergency Physicians, Physicians For a Violence Free Society, the American Medical Association, Student National Medical Association and Women in Emergency Medicine. Dr. Griffiths is a current member of the HUMAA Executive Board and serves on the Bylaws and Scholarship committees.

Jeremy Janssen, M.D. '91

Dr. Jeremy Janssen is the owner of Janssen Family Medicine in Gaithersburg, Maryland. He also serves as a Staff Physician at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital, Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at The George Washington University, and Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at Georgetown University. Dr. Janssen graduated from Howard University College of Medicine in 1998. He is a Board Member Elect at the Africa Education Initiative and has worked with most ministries in Nicaragua. He hopes to contribute to HUMAA’s outreach, serve as a preceptor to students, and elevate the organization’s standing in the DMV and beyond.

Eddie Lam, M.D. '90

Dr. Eddie Lam is the owner of a private practice in internal Medicine in Los Angeles, CA. Dr. Lam graduated the Howard University College of Medicine in 1990. He completed his residency at the LAC USC Medical Center and is currently teaching medical students at the California State University Los Angeles. Aside from his private practice, Dr. Lam serves as a deacon at his local church and is working towards building a private foundation with the mission to support educational needs and spread the word of God through missionary work, donations, grants, and scholarships focusing toward the field of medicine. In 2018, Dr. Lam graciously endowed the Dr. Louise Maxienne Dargans Fleming Scholarship in memory of his Godmother. He hopes to continue giving back and to serve on the fundraising committee to plan, organize and encourage the alumni to participate and be proud to be united as members of HUMAA.

Dana Lee, M.D. '96

Dr. Dana Lee is a Board-Certified OB/GYN currently teaching and practicing at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. She is also the Chief Executive officer at DKL investments. Dr. Lee graduated from the Howard University College of Medicine in 1996. She also holds a Masters degree in Chemistry from the University of Miami and is currently pursuing a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Maryland University College. In addition to her position at the University of Maryland, Dr. Lee serves on the Peer Review committee at Baltimore Washington Hospital Center and sits on the Seafarers Board. Her previous positions include acting as Chief Medical Officer for the Peoples Community Health Centers and the Owner/President of the Lee Medical Group, LLC.

Charles Mouton, M.D. '86

Dr. Charles Mouton currently serves as the Interim Dean at the School of Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch, in Galveston Texas. There, he also serves as Vice Dean of Academic Affairs, a Professor in the Department of Family Medicine, and as an Associate Member of the Graduate Faculty. Dr. Mouton graduated from Howard University College of Medicine in 1986. He is the author of dozens of presentations, papers, and publications. In addition to his other roles, Dr. Mouton is a current member of the HUMAA board and serves as the Chairman of the Fundraising Committee.

Gordon Taylor, M.D. '10

Dr. Gordon Taylor is an Emergency Medicine attending in four community hospitals along Maryland’s Eastern Shore. He graduated Howard University College of Medicine in 2010 as the first graduate in history of the five-year MD/MBA joint degree program. From there, he completed his residency at the Brooklyn Hospital Center before continuing to work in various hospital centers including: MedStar Southern Hospital, University of Pittsburg Medical Center, and University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center. He hopes to serve on either the Budget and Finance or Scholarship committees.

Marie Young, M.D. '79
New Jersey

Dr. Marie Young is a Board-Certified Anesthesiologist and class of 1979 graduate of the Howard University College of Medicine. She is currently an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Philadelphia Alumnae Chapter. Her involvement includes programs for Physical and Mental Health, Social action, and mentoring of young female students. Dr. Young is also a board member of the chapter’s nonprofit Legacy of Love Foundation, which provides scholarship support to college and graduate students through the chapter, as well as small grant support to nonprofit community organizations that serve their constituents. Additionally, Dr. Young serves on the board of Brandywine Workshop and Archives, a nonprofit cultural institution that produces and shares art to connect, inspire and build bridges among global communities. The organization invites artists to work in a collaborative environment to produce visual art works and contribute to youth education in the visual arts. Dr. Young served on the HUMAA board in the 1990s and is eager to be involved again. After witnessing the heartwarming excitement of the students when they received recognition and financial assistance at the Scholarship ceremony, Dr. Young hopes to serve on the Scholarship committee.

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