Robert Jeanlouie
ODLER ROBERT JEANLOUIE, MD
Odler Robert Jeanlouie is a natural born writer. By the age of 15, he was regularly published in the Nouvelliste and Le Nouveau Monde, two major daily Caribbean publications.
After his graduation from high school, he attended the School of Medicine, where, once again, he impressed his professors and his fellow students.
Once, he took the challenge of playing a woman in his own play: "Maria Se Remarie" (Maria Gets Married Again). The woman, Jeannette, was a difficult character and the author/director judged, with the amateur actors he had in his crew, he would be the best fit for her personality; and it worked! On August 22, of that year, at Rex Theater in Port-au-Prince, and a week later, at Institut Francais, the theaters were sold out, and the play became the talk of the city and of the media.
Inquiring mind, Robert left moved the Sunshine State, as young adult. He registered at University of Miami where he studied Epidemiology and Statistics before working toward a Ph-D in Molecular Pharmacology.
Today after training at Mount Sinai Medical Center and Albert Einstein University in New York, he works as Nephrology and Critical Care specialist in Northern New Jersey.
His main hobby is to travel the world, study and collect pictures from the locales he visits.
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Odler Robert Jeanlouie is a natural born writer. By the age of 15, he was regularly published in the Nouvelliste and Le Nouveau Monde, two major daily Caribbean publications.
After his graduation from high school, he attended the School of Medicine, where, once again, he impressed his professors and his fellow students.
Once, he took the challenge of playing a woman in his own play: "Maria Se Remarie" (Maria Gets Married Again). The woman, Jeannette, was a difficult character and the author/director judged, with the amateur actors he had in his crew, he would be the best fit for her personality; and it worked! On August 22, of that year, at Rex Theater in Port-au-Prince, and a week later, at Institut Francais, the theaters were sold out, and the play became the talk of the city and of the media.
Inquiring mind, Robert left moved the Sunshine State, as young adult. He registered at University of Miami where he studied Epidemiology and Statistics before working toward a Ph-D in Molecular Pharmacology.
Today after training at Mount Sinai Medical Center and Albert Einstein University in New York, he works as Nephrology and Critical Care specialist in Northern New Jersey.
His main hobby is to travel the world, study and collect pictures from the locales he visits.
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Get Your VaccinesUnfortunately, if the flu is perceived as benign, there is no benign death. It is fall, winter is in ten weeks, please take your flu vaccine, and others.
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The Highest Quality: The European Champions LeagueSo, the European Champions League, with the best players, the best coaches, the best stadiums, the most convincing marketing, and the greatest fervor for the Beautiful Game, starts its 2011-12 edition this week.
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Irene in NJ: The AftermathA woman barricaded herself at home, with all possible safety precautions. A tree fell on the roof, dislodged the chimney that landed in her bed and killed her in her sleep; doesn't it this sounds like a scene from The Omen?
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Irene in NJ: The Calm Before the StormAt this time, 65 million people are threatened by a violent assault carried out by Mother Nature....
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Mayday! Help! from Planet Earth..So far it seems that our only purpose is to perpetuate by passing the elements of our protoplasma to our children, who will pass theirs to their own children, and so on, and so on. But why? What is the purpose of this perpetuation?
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"I Am Fine, Ana"Eight people in one elevator. Eight in one. That is 12.5% elevator space per person. Among them that big woman with a big bag and a big posterior. I am squeezed. I am getting off.
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Barcelona, on Top of the WorldThe problem with Barca is that, they make difficult looks easy... The perfection of this tika-taka system, insuring 65% of ball control, deprives the opponents from the ball, therefore they cannot score.
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Back from Croatia & MontenegroDoes that make a case for the taming of religions, the elimination of borders and nationalism? Should all the human genus be whole and unique, in peace, love and harmony?
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The Women of Croatia and MontenegroThe results are based on a research sample obversed in Dubrovnik and Budva....
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Sightseeing in MontenegroWe walk through Herceg Novi. There is a castle, but no real beach. We enter a restaurant whose name is Restoran (simple). Just for coffee and soda. Next stop: Kotor.
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Hanging Out in Budva, on the Montenegrin RivieraBudva has the enviable reputation of counting more millionaires, within its borders, than taxi drivers...
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Hi from Montenegro, Ex-Yugoslav RepublicIt is an object of envy, dream, mystery, and legend, a retreat for stars and billionaires...
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Hanging Around in Dubrovnik, CroatiaThe Balkans deserved their reputation as a reservoir of beautiful and educated people, a marriage reservoir for those in the market for an imported bride. I recommend a Croatian.
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Hanging Around DubronikThe Balkans deserved their reputation as a reservoir of beautiful and educated people, a marriage reservoir to those in the market for an imported bride, I recommend a Croatian.
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Dubrovnik, Pearl of the Adriatic"If you want to see heaven on Earth, come to Dubrovnik." (George Bernard Shaw). The city is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
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Croatia, an Old Nation, but so Cool!Of course, Croatia has been around since year 642 of our era. But you would not know it by looking at the country's infrastructure and at the people's attitude.
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The Post-Tito UpheavalThese secessions have not been without territorial claims, pain, wars, rapes, madness, genocides, and crimes against humanity.
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Yugoslvia, Land of the South SlavsThe Balkans. What exactly manufactured these wars, war lords, warmongers, and war crimes in this region? It all started with Yugoslavia. Well, perhaps it started long before Yugoslavia...
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Hi from Croatia, Former Yugoslavia, Eastern EuropeThe Balkans have been a fascinating imbroglio of similarities in differences. Far from the action center, it is difficult to understand the politics of this region based on both religion and ethnicity.
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The Root of a Bad Bad EconomyWatching CNBC all day, you would be driven to believe that the economy is bad because of the crash of the housing market, the crush on small businesses, the high unemployment rate....
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Tomorrow the World Comes to an EndI can tell you, despite the annoyances, the bills, the taxes, the traffic jams, the road tolls, the famines, the wars, the knee pains, and Kaddafi, life on Earth is kind of fun.
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The Day Obama Became PresidentIn the US, the elections don't make a President. The occupant of the White House must prove that he can do the job to the satisfaction of ALL Americans, before opponents and other adversaries view him as their President.