Classic Films showing in the Washington, D.C. Area for the month of Aug 2010


“FOR THE LOVE OF SOUND” FILM SERIES “A Father’s Music,” Monday at 6:30. $6. Goethe-Institute, 812 Seventh St. NW.

“I [HEART] THE ’90S” ROSSLYN OUTDOOR FILM FESTIVAL “The Wedding Singer,” Friday at 8. Free. Gateway Park, Lee Highway and North Lynn Street, Arlington.

AFI SILVER THEATRE “Of Flesh and Blood,” Friday at 9:30. $6-$10. 8633 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring..

AKIRA KUROSAWA CENTENNIAL “Kagemusha,” Saturday and Sunday at 3:30, Thursday at 6:30. $6-$10. “Madadayo,” Monday and Tuesday at 6:30. $6-$10. AFI Silver Theatre, 8633 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring.

AUGUST SUNDAY FILM SERIES “A Panther in Africa,” Sunday at 6. Free. Sankofa Video, Books & Cafe, 2714 Georgia Ave. NW. Read more of this post

Classic Films showing in the Washington, D.C., Area




“CARY GRANT – A STAR TO REMEMBER”
“Notorious,” Monday at 6:30. Free, tickets distributed 30 minutes prior to screening. National Theatre, 1321 Pennsylvania Ave. NW.

“I [HEART] THE ’90S” ROSSLYN OUTDOOR FILM FESTIVAL At Gateway Park: “Dumb and Dumber,” Friday at 8. Lee Highway and North Lynn Street, Arlington.

AFI SILVER THEATRE “Red Beard,” Friday at 6:30, Saturday and Sunday at 3:30. $6-$10. 8633 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring.

AKIRA KUROSAWA CENTENNIAL “The Quiet Duel,” Sunday at 1:15 and 7 and Monday at 7. $6-$10. AFI Silver Theatre, 8633 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring. Read more of this post

Washington, D.C. to become Googlized



Google secured a coveted security clearance, which is the first cloud computing app suite to receive the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) certification. This means Google’s system is now considered reliable for handling non-classified government data.  Read more of this post

Flippin’ Pizza: One of the Best and Cheapest Opened in Dupont Circle

Pizza lover of Washington, D.C. Flippin’ Pizza just opened one of their cutest joint two blocks from my place north Dupont Circle right off Connecticut Avenue. I have eaten a lot of great pizza in Spain, NY, Iran, California, England, and Paris– so I’m pretty picky about my pies!  After trying Flippin Pizza near y my place,  it will indeed  be my go-to place – very cute and cozy.

Thin and crusty on the outer edges, but gooey in the middle. Can’t ever go wrong with pizza…

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It is Washington, D.C. Day Today


On July 16th, 1790 Washington, D.C. was declared as The Nation’s Capital.

The location was a compromise; to place the capital in any state would seem to give that state importance over the others. So Washington D.C. was created, with a little land from Maryland, and a little land from Virginia, at the dividing point between the northern and southern states. It was a compromise in location, but it was also a severe compromise in comfort. In July of 1790, the land that would become Washington was a swampy no-man’s land, with swarms of mosquitos, muddy grounds, and unbearable humidity. Well, perhaps the last part hasn’t changed, but everything else about D.C. has grown up tremendously over the years. Read more of this post

Seven Deadly Sins Fashion Show


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Kamran Abdi
A special runway performance and Hustler Lingerie giveaway by seven of the East Coast’s hottest models! An unforgettable, seductive, and sultry night of mayhem :-)

Wrath, Greed, Sloth, Pride, Lust, Envy, and Gluttony. What’s your Sin? read more…

The George Washington University Entrepreneurship Seminar


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Elias Shams
Here is the full coverage of the GW SEAS Seminars on Entrepreneurship last month. The panelists were:

. Mark Walsh, my former investor and board member at searchles
. Doug Humphrey
– my former board member at Telezoo.com
. Marie-Louise Murville
– my former VP of Marketing at Telezoo.com
. Dan Gordon with the local VC firm, Vallhala Partners

Excellent tips and guidance by all four of them.

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The Love Fest At The George Washington University This Week


by
Elias Shams
As part of  the great initiative by the George Washington University to boost entrepreneurship in the region, their  School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) will host the third of the four SEAS Seminars on Entrepreneurship this week.

The main topic will be “access to capital“. The discussion will be topics ranging from getting an idea off the ground to accessing start-up capital, and will feature successful entrepreneurs working in many different fields. Here is the good part – the Awesome panelists I have personal stories with. read more…

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