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1940 11th Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
U Street Corridor
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Contemporary American
$31 to $50
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Vinoteca Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(202) 332-9463
Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sat-Sun 11AM-3PM
Dinner: Sun-Thu 5PM-10PM, Fri-Sat 5PM-11PM
Bar: Mon-Fri 5PM-Close, Sat-Sun 11AM-Close
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, Organic
Executive Chef:
Lonnie Zoeller
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), Smoking Area (patio only), Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
The upstairs lounge at Vinoteca is a versatile and cozy space, equipped to handle a wide range of private events. With its Old World décor, soft candlelight, enchanting chandeliers, and mellow wine cellar feel, the lounge provides guests with a captivating and unique venue in which to create a memorable event. It is furnished with vintage couches, chairs, and tables. Depending on the type of event, the lounge can be rearranged to allow for the best experience possible. The space accommodates twenty-five guests for a seated service and thirty guests for an instructional wine class. For standing receptions, the lounge holds seventy-five guests.
In addition to the lounge, there is the Plaza, which is a beautiful outdoor bar and bocce court. While it is not typically available for rental, the two corner communal tables may be reserved. Each table has an approximate capacity of twelve guests.
Private Party Contact:
Amy Luu (202) 332-9463
Flamenco Sundays: 8PM-11PM - Lead by Gerard Poole (guitar & vocals), Richard Marlow (Flamenco guitar), and Sara Jerez-Marlow (dance). Amazing!
Special Events & Promotions:
On select Tuesdays from 7:PM to 8:30PM, Vinoteca holds wine classes in our private dining room. $40 per person inclusive of wine, food pairing, instructor, and $5 Vinoteca gift card.
Join Vinoteca & DC Bocce League on Mondays & Tuesdays in the PLAZA!
Getting there
Cross Street:
11th and U
Public Transit:
Green/Yellow line to U Street/African-American War Memorial/Cardozo Metro station. Take 10th Street exit. Walk one block west.
Street Parking
Parking Details:
Recommended street parking on 11th Street (between T & U Streets). Also, $10 parking lot across the street (right next to Lee's Flower Shop).
A word from Vinoteca
Devoted to locally-sourced produce and artisanal wines and spirits, this contemporary American wine-centric restaurant offers up toothsome fare for every palate, budget, and occasion.
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Diner Reviews
Good food, great location and
decent drink prices - $3 mimosas etc :)"
Dined on 4/19/2014
I had never been here before, but
had heard good reviews from friends. Two close friends were visiting and I made reservations for dinner. The hostess was very friendly and took me to our table -- I came straight from the office and arrived 30 minutes before our reservation time. The server was just as friendly and accommodating. She recommended a delicious glass of wine, and once my friends arrived, we ordered the cheese and charcuterie tasting plates. Both were a very nice selection, but the cheese servings were tiny for 3 people to share. For dinner, I ordered the pasta with a pureed cauliflower sauce and it was incredible. My friends ordered the bison and tuna, both were equally tasty. I look forward to the next time."
Dined on 4/17/2014
We've dined at Vinoteca before and
have enjoyed it enough to want to return. Not so this time. The service was terrible - incredibly slow, and we asked for everything to be brought out at the same time since some of us ordered main courses and others ordered small plates. The small plates came out one by one, then the main course (ordered by someone who didn't order a small plate) well over an hour later. The wait might have been worth it if the food had been stellar, but it wasn't. Some of the dishes were passable, and the bison was reportedly very good, but others not. Overall, a very disappointing experience."
Dined on 4/13/2014
We enjoyed a family brunch ..
complete with baby ... Everyone had something delicious and different - we appreciated the choices."
Dined on 4/6/2014
Wine selection is very good with
interesting flights. The eclectic food is spot on and the desserts are interesting and delicious."
Dined on 3/30/2014
This was my second time at
vinoteca. Their menu is great and it is very difficult to make a choice at brunch. The restaurant itself is small and not very suitable for large groups bc it can get very loud"
Dined on 3/22/2014
Came here with my friend for
brunch and even though the view isn't great we loved sitting outside on their front patio (I highly suggest asking for a seat at their back patio instead). Service was great and the food met expectations. I would go back again."
Dined on 3/22/2014
We went on a Friday night and the
inside was packed! So noisy and loud and energetic and then we are outside and it was nice and quiet and peaceful. We loved the food, lots of small plates. We got two different wine flights and had a really great, low maintenance meal. I've been twice and I'll keep going"
Dined on 3/21/2014
I have eaten at Vinoteca several
times, and this was the first time the service was really lax. I could have forgiven it if the place had been packed, but it wasn't even half full when we arrived. The food was very good but I hope they address the slowness in the service. Waiting 15 minutes for a glass of wine is unforgivable at a wine bar."
Dined on 3/20/2014
Sitting at a four top (not in the
bar), the dining room was so loud that we couldn't talk across the table. I thought maybe once the happy hour crowd subsided, it would be better but it never changed. The menu is really interesting and inventive, the food was good, the server was ok; this would be a great place to dine alone or with someone you don't want to have long conversations with during dinner."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Went here for a late brunch with
two friends. Drinks and food were delicious, but service was spotty. The bussers were efficient but our waiter forgot to enter one of the orders and we ended up almost finishing our food before the last order came. The manager came over and apologized (though oddly the server didn't). Perhaps he was new to the job. In any case the atmosphere was nice, food was very tasty, and drinks were good too. Would likely come back here and give the service a second try."
Dined on 3/16/2014
We had a fabulous brunch - food
was fresh, inventive, and oh so flavorful (wild mushroom omelet, home fries, pork sausage, french toast with lavender honey). You can't beat the $3 bellinis either. Decor and atmosphere are perfect but service was a little shotty. I'm looking forward to my next visit."
Dined on 3/16/2014
We went to Vinoteca for brunch and
got the bottomless mimosas for $15. That turned out to be an excellent decision, as the staff were constantly coming by to refill our mimosas the entire time we were at our table, even after we paid our bill! (The food was delicious too!) Highly recommended. Great service."
Dined on 3/9/2014
A group of us went for brunch on a
Saturday. The food was fantastic! They were very amenable to seating additional people in our party. The service was good considering how busy it was and the setting was very neighborhood cute."
Dined on 3/1/2014
We took my son and his girlfriend
here over the weekend and had very poor service and food was mediocre at best. We did really like the ambiance as it's very nice but then got really loud with a band right by our table."
Dined on 2/16/2014
I wasn't only impressed with the
food but also the drinks. I don't often request mixed drinks, but the bitters that Vinoteca had were just amazing. The atmosphere was great, too, and the staff were friendly. Vinoteca was just a great place to be. I also like that it's next door to Solly's Tavern, so you can stop by Solly's before or after for some music upstairs."
Dined on 2/11/2014
They ran out of many items on the
Valentine's day menu which was particularly upsetting for a $95 pp price tag. I think to remedy this, they should have adjusted the price of the menu. On a positive note, they had a great wine selection."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Hello, I went with a group of
friends and we had a fantastic experience. The hostess was great very accommodating for a large group of 8. The server was very nice. The food was delicious. The flamenco singers and dancer were amazing!! Keep it up!!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
I've been to Vinoteca multiple
times before and enjoyed the food and wine. This time they had a special 5 course tasting menu. I'm not sure if it was just too ambitious of a menu or what but the food was not good (except for the bison and the duck confit parsnip soup - which were delicious). The seafood didn't taste fresh and the pasta was heavy and chewy. The deserts were completely uninspiring. For a $60 tasting menu at a neighborhood place I was wildly disappointed. Not sure I'd go back unless it's for boce in the summer."
Dined on 2/14/2014
we had the mushroom crostini,
arugula w winter squash, and grilled squid small plates. one of us had the burger full-size entree. all delicious."
Dined on 2/11/2014
Vino teach is the perfect spot
before a show at Lincoln theatre. Free convenient on street parking, friendly hostess and bartender, and even a great spot to get a night cap after the show! Hubby had a grilled cheese appetizer and I had a most delicious hake with fingerlings and a simple beurre blanc sauce - filling but healthy! Bartender had fun with wine recommendations, and we enjoyed happy hour prices. We'll be back!!!"
Dined on 2/10/2014
I hadn't been to Vinoteca for a
while, but recently had dinner there before going to the Lincoln Theatre for a show. Great service, excellent food, fantastic wine list. Will definitely be coming back."
Dined on 2/10/2014
We went there for the Super Bowl
as we heard they were going a wine and food happy hour all night during the game. This was also our first time to Vinoteca. The food and wine prices were great, and the burger was absolutely phenomenal. Strongly recommend this for a relaxing and casual small plates restaurant!"
Dined on 2/2/2014
Wonderful food - from fish to
bison to duck. Salads were fresh and tasty. Portions were as described and priced appropriately. Wine list is not the usual American vineyards. Would like to explore it more. Service was great and attentive. Lighting was a little dim and noise level was too much (but made by people enjoying good food, wine and friends.) Give it a try!"
Dined on 1/21/2014
Had brunch here a few weeks ago
and it was fabulous! I had the Wild Mushroom Omelette and it was delicious and loved the salad on the side. My boyfriend was bummed because they were out of the Duck Confit Benedict but still liked the Frittata a lot. The service was great and our coffee cups were never empty!"
Dined on 1/4/2014
The food was pretty good but not
great. There are so many great restaurants that I probably wouldn't go back, but I wouldn't complain if I did go back. It was very loud though."
Dined on 1/17/2014
We came in for Restaurant Week,
and had great things from numerous folks. Everyone at the talbe works in the food and beverag industry, so overall, it was just okay. For starters, the food missed the mark - was not horrible, but the menu made it sound so much better than the reality and certain dishes lacked flavor, and some just were not what we were hoping. To make matters even worse, the server, Brittney, just seemed insanely annoyed the entire time. I get it is RW, prices are reduced, and our reservation was at 9 - but we did spend some money, ordering wine and after dinner drinks, etc. Just very disappointing overall."
Dined on 1/15/2014
I went to Vinoteca with 7 friends
on a Friday night in December. The ambiance is nice and comfortable & we go to catch the tail-end of an excellent happy hour deal! The food was quite tasty & we really, really enjoyed the flights of wine/ champagne that we go to try. However, my only negative was the waitress that we had - she made any request seem inconvenient to her. My friend tried to order a happy hour drink for her husband since he was on his way & she wouldn't allow it (she had only ordered 1 drink beforehand). In addition, the waitress spilled wine onto the table while she was pouring (we received a hurried "sorry"). If we went back, we would request a different server since she made our experience unpleasant."
Dined on 12/6/2013
Enjoyed the small, intimate
neighborhood setting on a rainy winter night with 2 great friends and my husband, but the large plates (entree portions) were without interest or taste. We each had chicken (leg, not well prepared) and gnocchi with some sort of a sweet potato sauce that reminded us of of unsalted baby food. The small plates were better - a charcuterie plate with pairings of sweet and savory (yummy) and the mushroom bruschetta was very good. Wine flights ok - one of the pairings was undrinkable, and we requested (and received) a replacement. I am sure that this restaurant is a fun neighborhood place, especially when the Bocci court is open in warmer weather, but only recommend for wine and an app. Save your money on the rest."
Dined on 1/11/2014
A server should never call his or
her patrons "children." Unfortunately our wait staff was unprofessional, untimely, and aloof. The food was okay. I would not look to go back."
Dined on 1/15/2014
I've brunched a lot around DC, but
this has to be one of my new favorites. Delicious food, awesome service and great mimosa deal (indeed, I never saw the bottom of my mimosa glass). I went with a group of 6, and we had a blast. Is a great atmosphere for groups with fun music and lots of energy. Will definitely return!"
Dined on 1/12/2014
Lively scene. We started with the
charcuterie sampler, which was very good but aggressively priced at $32, and then had the bison steaks. Our server gave fantastic recommendations for wines--the Chilean cab she recommended was a perfect match for the bison dish. Bonus points to the kitchen for actually cooking the steak blue as ordered."
Dined on 1/11/2014
Brunch is always good no matter
what is ordered. It is also always a plus to have such great waitors, they are always very courteous and helpful."
Dined on 1/5/2014
It was extremely overpriced in
terms of the price-quality relation. The regular menu is 10 times better than the one chosen for the New Year's Eve. I wouldn't recommend it."
Dined on 12/31/2013
I chose this restaurant based on
Yelp reviews, and i do not regret. The staff was phenomenal, and very patient. I had a party of 8 that grew to a party of 13, and they were extremely accommodating. I was so taken with my waitress that i hadn't realized 2 hours had passed with great food and good conversation. I hope they are willing to have me back, because i admit I DID make them work."
Dined on 12/29/2013
I originally went to Vinoteca for
happy hour, and enjoyed their small plates and wines. But I've been to weekend brunch a couple of times now, as it has become my favorite brunch spot! Most recently, I have enjoyed the smoked pork shoulder omelet, while tasting my partner's bison and eggs, and another companion's pork confit eggs benedict. They offer the usual mimosas and bellinis, but I prefer their irish coffee (with both Jameson and Bailey's). The atmosphere is warm, the service friendly, at the bar or at a table, with a neighborhood feel, not touristy."
Dined on 12/28/2013
The food at Vinoteca is and has
always been very delicious. When I went over last weekend, however, it was so noisy that it was difficult to enjoy brunch and catch up with my out of town friend."
Dined on 12/29/2013
My husband and I brought my
parents here for dinner between Christmas and New Years. Our waitress was terrific, and we had a very relaxed, tasty early dinner."
Dined on 12/27/2013
I booked a reservation here for a
dinner for 4, but the loud bar music and vibe is not well separated from the restaurant, we we could could not hear each other at all during the meal. It's a shame because the food was really good, but we ate as quickly as we could, declined dessert (which we would have otherwise ordered), and got out of there. I would go back for a drink, because the bar is the main focus of this place and that part seemed fun. But if you are looking for a relaxing dinner, go elsewhere. If they could put up a real wall between the bar and restaurant, I think there business would grow by leaps and bounds."
Dined on 12/20/2013
Unusual selection of small plates
and entrees, each excellent. Very attentive, helpful service. Be prepared for noise!"
Dined on 12/19/2013
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Raw – Just bad, had a large cheese delivered. The cheese had not completely cooked. The crust was almost raw. We finished baking it,but it was not good. Should have complained, but it was a late stormy Friday evening. This was our first and last time ordering here. I would understand if the pizza was not perfection. It was just bad.
BBQ Pizza is greatest! – I was born and raised in the Memphis area but moved away over 20 yrs ago. I have yet to find a pizza anywhere that tops Garibaldi's BQ pizza! The thing just about melts in your mouth. Everytime I go back, it is a must stop. Sometimes it is my first stop!
I miss them so much!!! – I moved to L.A. 10 years ago, and haven't been able to find a pizza here I can stomach. I so miss this pizza, especially the BBQ Chicken one. California Pizza Kitchen out here claims to have the best BBQ chicken pizza, but they could learn a lot from the guys at Garibaldi's.
Love garibaldis!!! – Im a student at U of M and Im at Garibaldis all the time. Not only do they have great pizza, salads, and pastas, they have an incredible jukebox as well. The employes are friendly, fun, and full of energy!
Great! – I practically grew up on Garibaldi's pizza. Like others have mentioned, it's not gourmet-it's just really great pizza. The crust is excellent and they have the best BBQ pizza I've ever tasted. Also, try the Versuvian steak sandwich. It's kind of like a hamburger but with a twist. The only complaint is that the buffet can run out pretty quickly so you have to wait from time to time. However, at $4.99 you can't complain too much.
A frenetic kitchen, fast service and bountiful buffet keep this college hot spot cooking. – The Scene
Once you find it, tucked at the end of a strip mall parking lot, the first thing you notice about Garibaldi's is energy. A bustling, chattering staff cranks out piping-hot pies from the large, visible kitchen. The walls are spattered with University of Memphis memorabilia. Young families and groups of pitcher-pounding students fill the tables and booths in two spacious rooms.
The Food
Garibaldi's has inexpensive thin- and pan-crust pizza, various pastas, salads and subs. This is pizza built for students: greasy and made to fill. The crust is soft and chewy, the sauce tangy, and all the ingredients are fresh. Pastas are passable; both spaghetti and fettuccini Alfredo are watery and bland, but a large, warm loaf of garlic bread accompanies all entree orders. Crisp iceberg lettuce and fresh tomatoes make the salads very pleasing.
Depends on the night – The pizza here is usually very good. Some nights they have an off night and it is not so good. They are not as consistent as they need to be. When it is good, it is very good. No gormet here, just good pizza.
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Quote-Sheet: Pia Sundhage Previews Olympic Opener, Just One Week Away
Jul 30, 2008
On spending a few days in Beijing before heading to the game venue of Qinhuangdao:
"I think we had such a good time in Beijing. You have to have time to adjust (to the time difference). Instead of spending time at the same place, we were there for three days and then came to Qinhuangdao. Our weightlifting was good and our first practice was ok, but it's hard (to adjust quickly). But I can feel the atmosphere. I am surrounded by happy people. That is a good, I enjoy it. When you are closer to the game, the focus will change, but I do think it's important at the same time to have a relaxed feeling. When the referee blows her whistle, it is important to be focused, but up until that time, there are moments where you need to be relaxed."
On facing Norway in the first match:
"Playing any team in the Olympics is a tough game. Norway is up there in the rankings and they are a really good team. It's so important to take one game at a time, even though we want to win every game up to the final and win that game as well, but we look at the game in front of us and prepare for that game. It's important to focus on what is happening today."
On if Norway is the toughest game in the group:
"If you look at the ranking, you would say yes, however, this is the Olympics and you never know what is going to happen. The good part about this group is that we play against three different kinds of opponents, three different cultures, and I love that. It's challenging. The first game is always a little bit difficult, regardless of who you are playing, but that's a fun part of the tournament."
On if the players are extra motivated to win another gold medal after 2004:
"You don't have to motivate these players. They are on top of everything and they are ready to go. You will enjoy it whether you've been in the Olympics before or not. We will play against Norway and do our very best."
On losing Abby Wambach a few days before the USA left for China:
"As you know, she is a great player. It's like Brazil losing Marta or Germany losing (Birgit) Prinz. However, when I started here in December we talked about the team. And I've said it many times in many different ways, it's not about one player or one coach, it's about the team. So the way we've prepared for the Olympics, it's a little bit easier to adjust. We will adjust the attack because Abby is not here and of course she is a great presence, but I think the team has to respond. We are well prepared even thought we don't have Abby Wambach. There is a great spirit in this team and everyone is looking forward to the games."
"I think everyone will step up a little bit, that counts for the players and coaching staff. It would be foolish just to move on and not recognize she's gone. But at the same time, we can't put too much emphasis on Abby Wambach, even though she is a star. We will put the emphasis on the team."
On who might replace Wambach in the lineup:
"You have A-Rod (Amy Rodriguez), she offers us speed and has done a great job coming off the bench. (Natasha) Kai is fantastic in many ways. She's different and she's unpredictable and very good in the air. (Lauren) Cheney, she has the size, she can keep the ball and stretch out the team a little bit. The best thing with (Angela) Hucles is that she's very versatile. I've been impressed with the way she has been playing in the midfield wide, central. She has the tools. She can play anywhere actually."
On what to expect from Norway:
"The organization and the counter-attacks are very good. Ingrid Stensland is an important player for their team, but I prefer to look at us facing the team Norway. We need to be careful with their counter-attacks and we need to be unpredictable to break down their defense."
On the three teams in the USA's group:
"It will be very interesting to play different cultures. Norway counter-attacks and is strong on set pieces. Japan is very skillful and fast with great technique, and they find combinations, so we have to stay sharp in defending. New Zealand is waiting for a big goal in a big tournament so they have big motivation and that is dangerous. They are well organized, a little bit of an English style."
On returning to China as serving as an assistant coach for China in 2007:
"The U.S. team has been in China many times. The last time was in January, we played a tournament, but for me personally, I lived here for five or sixth months and experienced the culture. It's great to be back. It's a pleasure to come back as a head coach for the U.S. team."
On how China might do in the Olympics:
"They have a Chinese coach now and I think they have adjusted to that coach. The expectations are high, and they have the 12th player in the crowd. They have a fantastic crowd and here in the Olympics it will be very hard to beat China."
On being a head coach in her first world championship event after playing in two and scouting for teams in several others:
"It's easy for me to enjoy every single minute because I've been in many different situations as a coach and player. I've coached Sweden youth national teams, club teams in Sweden, Norway and the USA, so I've done many things. But the fact that after all these years I've got the chance to coach one of the best teams in the world … it's hard to explain, it's almost unreal, but here I am and I will enjoy every minute."
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You'd be hard pressed to find really big, pretty lav fittings, but, once it's in the wall, it can become any size larger.
I have a (hopefully) quick question that I haven't been able to find a straight answer on..
When I put drain pipe in for a lav, code (UPC 2009) requires 1 1/4 in. I've heard you can go up one "nominal" size (so I think that would imply going to 1 1/2 in.). What if you want to grow to 2" or even 3", is there code preventing this? Without getting into if it's really a good idea or not, I'm just wondering if it would pass inspection.
You'd be hard pressed to find really big, pretty lav fittings, but, once it's in the wall, it can become any size larger.
Jim DeBruycker
Important note - I'm not a pro
Retired Defense Industry Engineer; Schluter 2.5-day Workshop Completed 2013, 2014
So to clarify, I could have a 1.5" trap/arm going into wall with a 3x3x1.5 santee, even if the lav is the only thing on the branch?
Most of the time in Washington, we're using a 1.5" trap arm and p-trap.
1-1/4" is the smallest, but you can't find that in ABS.
The 1.5" trap arm can tie into any size that is the same or larger.
I often run 2" over to a lav. That gives me options later on.
The only reason I would run 3" below a lav is if it were used as a cleanout for the nearby toilet.
Last edited by Terry; 01-28-2013 at 05:55 PM.
Great, thanks for the clarification
Much of the reason behind the pipe sizing is with regard to the flow of material through the pipe. If you use a 3 inch pipe for a lavatory, the flow would not scour the pipe which would allow excessive buildup of solids.
Last edited by cacher_chick; 01-29-2013 at 09:11 AM.
I seldom, if ever, use anything smaller than 2" for any drain lines. You COULD use 3", but would have to install a 3" cleanout opening for use if it ever plugged up. There is a "fine line" between being "large enough" and being "oversized" to the point that flow velocity slowed down which can cause stoppages.
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Scheduling: It sucks.
I want a dynamic calendar that looks at the big picture and automagically rearranges for the optimal time, for all parties, without the need for making and breaking precise commitments.
Scheduling a meeting or coffee is easy enough the first time. Lets say we want to get coffee next week. How about X on Monday or Y on Thursday. Its best to give a few options incase they have something else scheduled, right. Right, but its also better to decide on something rather than indecisively stumbling through time. Lets do Thursday at Y. But then something comes up – I'm so sorry– and I need to reschedule, can you do X or Z? No, but how about A, B or C? It feels like this happens way too much.
This is bad because there is a social contract that when you make a commitment, you should keep it. But life does happen, and sometimes we need to adapt. What is wrong with the system we have is that there are probably lots of times that we could go get coffee, but as it is now, we need to make a concrete commitment. This is prone to breaking.
What I propose is a system where we can say, "Yeah lets get coffee early next week." The calendar automatically determines that it is possible during A, B, X, Z. That way, wither party can go and schedule other things during any of those times without checking with the other person. And if early next week during A, B, X, Z all become impossible, then we send the "I'm so sorry, can we reschedule" email. It doesn't solve the problem, but it adds a buffer.
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My how times have changed!
I was second district magistrate in the late 1950s until 1965.
I was appointed by then Gov. Bert Combs to fill out the term vacated by Edgar Sowder and won a full term in 1960 with Paul J. Jones as my opposition.
I served under two county judges – Horace Ransdell and Kepple Roland.
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The magistrates were paid $15 a month and no benefits.
Our founding fathers spent much time in prayer and fasting for this great nation. I hope each reader has spent much time in prayer and fasting for this election.
We sure have.
Our forefathers knew full well that our great God Jehovah is a jealous god and will have no other gods before him (Exodus 20:3) Blessed is the nation whose god is The Lord (Psalm 33:12).
Please consider each party platform and judge it by the Bible and then everyone go vote.
It is my prayer that you vote the Bible.
I would like to invite you to join in this year's Christmas Child project, a worldwide outreach of Samaritan's Purse that touches the lives of millions of hurting children each year through the power of a simple gift. Shoe boxes filled with presents by caring people can bring love, joy and hope to little ones living in some of the most desperate circumstances imaginable.
The news media coverage about the abuse of authority by the top Owen County officials has been an embarrassment to Owen County and is the topic of discussion among everyone.
The bad news is that (some of) our county officials - Judge-executive Billy O'Banion, former Deputy Judge-executive Renaee Gaines, and Treasurer Gayla Lewis - are giving our county government a bad name.
It doesn't really matter if you vote for Barack Obama.
It doesn't really matter if you vote for John McCain.
Whether you support Mitch McConnell or Bruce Lunsford is kinda beside the point.
The point is to just get out there and vote.
Almost everyone has had the old saying "if you don't vote, you have no right to complain" drilled into their head by their mother.
And complaining about politics appears to have replaced baseball as America's true pastime. It could probably give NASCAR a run for its money.
I am supporting Senator Obama for President of the United States because he is an intelligent, steady leader that offers us real change from the Bush policies that have failed us for eight years. Our country is facing an economic crisis, war on two fronts, global warming and environmental challenges that must be approached with a steady hand. We must restore our reputation as the leader of the free world. A generational change in leadership by a man that is the embodiment of the American dream is needed; it is the best chance our country has to change our current course.
The 61st District has an outstanding choice for State Representative in the November election.
I refer, of course, to Steve Wood, whom I have known for over 20 years as a man of God with Christian morals, and who is fiscally conservative and is a hardworking, exemplary businessman and father.
I urge you to carefully consider this outstanding young man.
As a graduate of Williamstown High School (1946) I know of no one who has more achievements, both in business and in community affairs.
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Driving down Hwy. 355, there is no traffic. One can admire the beautiful color of fall. You can feel almost isolated from the world in this awesome place. Seemingly out of nowhere, cars and trucks are everywhere, huge RV's have parked and set up camp here along the Kentucky River and then you hear it start. The sorghum engine is making its sweet juice, you have arrived at the Sorghum Fest.
Men are throwing wood in a hole in this big contraption that looks like a train engine. Smoke boils from the top and the wheel starts turning.
October is Domestic Violence month. This happens everyday, everywhere. Many people feel alone – but that is not true. I am a survivor myself. The words and the beatings hurt your heart very deep inside. You may think there is no help, but call your local cop. It took me four months before I could come home from a shelter. If you have small kids, you owe them a better life.
My sister and her husband opened their home to me, and Tony Stigers helped get me out of that awful situation.
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OK. You don't need me to tell you that the November elections are vastly important this time around.
Our country is in a scary place right now, with banks folding left and right, and Congress in the midst of hammering out a plan to stabilize Wall Street as it bleeds out in front of our eyes.
So, I'm going to take this time to provide some good information for those of you (and I hope that's all of you) preparing to vote.
Like John McCain, your State Senator Damon Thayer hasn't been afraid to set politics aside and put the needs of our District first. During the last session, Damon worked to solve the State's budget issues without tax hikes. He also prevented tax dollars from being used to fund government programs for illegal aliens and stopped legislation that would've allowed tax dollars to fund political campaigns. Despite pressures in Frankfort and from local boards to raise taxes, Sen. Thayer has maintained a consistent record as a strong advocate for hardworking families.
It seems to me that in Owen County some people are ready to convict Billy O'Banion and his co-workers before they have been tried. It shows that some people are just small-minded and biased. Thank God for free speech.
David Burdette
Perry Park
It's a sad day for Owen County when thieves are in control of taxpayers' money. It's been said before, "there is no end to corruption in government," and this proves it. This theft is just another example of why people have no confidence in our elected officials. Talk about the fox watching the hen house.
My congratulations to the Owen County grand jury, but it can't stop there.
Our court system must make an example of these thieves so as to discourage others from trying the same thing.
I would like to take a moment to recognize my state senator. During the last legislative session I had the unique opportunity to witness Sen. Damon Thayer of District 17 throughout the four months of the budget year session. The Future Leaders Internship Program (FLIP) sponsored by Northern Kentucky University provided this opportunity to me.
Another beautiful weekend in Owen County brought forth yet one more thing for which to be thankful. The good deeds and services that were provided this past Saturday by the members of the Owen County Schools Service Club did not go unnoticed. As a high school teacher, I have a genuine interest in the lives of young people, as well as a desire to see them blossom and acquire success. I especially enjoyed seeing young adults displaying such compassion, ownership, and responsibility for their community.
To the people of Owen County,
With the embarrassing state of affairs our county is facing, we the Owen County Magistrates would like to address a few things so everyone knows in what order we found them out.
July 28, 2008 – The judge informed us that three problems were found in the 2006/07 audit
July 29, 2008 – We requested payroll reports at all fiscal court meetings.
The 9-25-2008 edition of the Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Judge-Executive O'Banion's lawyer as saying ""O'Banion will continue working as judge" and "we intend for him to maintain office" in response to charges that O'Banion stole more than $6,000.00 cash and over $600.00 in services from Owen County. The legal system in the United States operates on the concept of 'innocent until proven guilty'.
The subject article I read in the Ky Enquirer dated Sept. 25 was a real eye opener with inclusive information provided by the Ky Enquirer reporter. The news article, which most of Owen County residents are aware of, stated that two Owen county officials have been charged with stealing public money and a third has ben charged with allowing it to happen. I agree with auditor Crit Luallen that "It is a sad day whenever public official are accused of breaking the public's trust." Everyone is also aware that the Deputy Judge-Executive has resigned.
On Sept. 4 Owen County had a great opportunity to learn about substance abuse from the Northern Kentucky Drug Strike Force. Dwayne Rolfson showed us samples of the drugs confiscated from individuals throughout northern Kentucky and informed us about the ways these drugs are being distributed in our area. However, the main bit of information that I want to share with readers is about the dangerous method of producing methamphetamines in two-liter bottles.
After reading the Kentucky Auditor Crit Luallen's audit report dated May 8, 2008, and several news articles that have been published in the past weeks by your newspaper regarding the Gaines issue, I am compelled to write this letter.
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1. New Florida offensive coordinator Charlie Weis says it was a family decision to move to Gainesville.
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CUFF (make 2)
Cast on 15 stitches.
Work in Garter stitch (knit every stitch on every row) until piece measures about 8½" (21.5cm) from beginning.
Bind off, leaving a long yarn tail.
Fold knit piece in half. Thread yarn tail into blunt needle. Sew sides of Cuff together for about 2" (5cm). Leave next 1" (2.5cm) unsewn for thumb opening, then seam remainder of sides.
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Situated in a small town rich in history and natural beauty, a stay at the Merthyr Tydfil Hotel offers guests the best way to experience this natural and rustic area. Only 1.5 miles away from Merthyr Tydfil train station, this hotel is well suited for guests travelling from any distance. The town itself is just under a mile away, offering easy access in and out of the popular destination and the many attractions which are found there. You'll also be able to explore the wider area from here.
Families will enjoy a day out at Cyfarthfa Castle, Museum and Art Gallery or Joseph Parry's Cottage, which all offer beautiful and historic insights into the culture of the area. The Brecon Mountain Railway can also be found near the Merthyr Tydfil Hotel, offering amazing views and a traditional experience for those who want to explore the region in a unique way. The hotel itself is a part of the Merthyr Leisure Village, which includes a cinema, 10 pin bowling and many bars and restaurants.
The hotel has our fresh new look and features Travelodges new room design complete with Dreamer Bed so you can be sure of a great night's sleep.
Transport links near Merthyr
- Merthyr Tydfil Station - 1.5 milesView map
- Cardiff Airport - 24 milesView map
- Swansea Ferry Port - 26 milesView map
Places to visit in and around Merthyr
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- Cyfarthfa Castle, Museum and Art Gallery - 1 mileView map
- Joseph Parry's Cottage - 2.4 milesView map
- Brecon Mountain Railway - 3.6 milesView map
- Cyon Valley Museum & Gallery - 6.3 milesView map
- Big Pit The National Coal Museum of Wales - 7.8 milesView map
- Glyncornel Site of Scientific Interest - 12 milesView map
- Dan Yr Ogof Show Caves - 21.4 milesView map
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From M4, leave at Junction 32 and follow the A470. The Travelodge is located off the third roundabout on the A470, within the Merthr Tydfil Leisure Park, next door to the Leisure Centre.
Please follow the brown tourist signs for the Leisure Park.
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A luxury blend of merino wool, kid mohair, alpaca and mulberry silk and like the other yarns in the Fine Art family is hand painted with a blend of colours to achieve its unique colour effect.
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Terimah Kasih from Mashape! Posted 1 year ago
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Recently we had the privelege of being part of Nokia Indonesia's Lumia Apps Olymiad as prize sponsor for the Mashape/Chatterbox category. The developers who participated had twenty APIs (including the likes of Evernote, and Nokia's own APIs) to choose from to incorporate in their mobile apps. Here's a screenshot of the participating APIs.
We would like to congratulate the Kepotify app (video link) for winning the Mashape/Chatterbox category, as well as runner-up Pondok Sukabirus 2. Awesome job by these developers for bringing the Chatterbox API to life in their app entries! (We'll post some event pics as soon as we get them).
Thanks to Nokia Indonesia for organizing the Lumia Apps Olympiad. Also, props to Narenda Wicaksono from Nokia for organizing such a successful event! And finally, special thanks to Stuart Battersby of Chatterbox, who sponsored an Ultra Chatterbox plan for the winner :)
Moving forward, we'll partner with more companies, promote and collaborate with API providers, and reach out to more developers to do our small part in raising the awareness of the API ecosystem. We hope you'd join us in this journey, and in Facebook and Twitter too :P
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—Emerson, essay on "Uses of Great Men"
Ralph Nader has become a national joke, like Harold Stassen. Stassen sought the Republican nomination for president nine times from 1948 to 1992. Nader, announcing his fifth try for president as an independent or a third-party candidate, reveals his utter lack of class.
As Katha Pollitt of The Nation says, he will go down in history "as the world's most irritating vanity candidate." Or, as Scott Stantis, cartoonist for the Birmingham (Ala.) News, draws it: Nader is a bug perched on Democratic Party headquarters with a staffer shouting: "The four-year locust is back!!!"
Nader got 0.36 percent of the vote in 2004. He doubtless will get even less this year. Nader cost Al Gore the election in 2000, getting 97,488 votes in Florida, most of which would have gone to Gore.
The result: Nader changed the world for the worst and set the country back for decades. Yet Nader is unapologetic and even defiant about giving the nation the horror of George W. Bush.
Sure, if the November election were between John McCain, the GOP nominee-in-waiting, and Nader, there would be no question for liberal-left voters. The leading candidates of both major parties represent the status quo.
And, sure, Nader would use the White House as a bully pulpit, citing needed progressive measures, such as quick withdrawal from Iraq and Afghanistan, slashes in the bloated Pentagon budget and passage of universal health insurance. He would rightly denounce corporate welfare and restore the Constitution that Bush-eviscerated.
However, the race is not between McCain and Nader. It is between McCain and the Democratic nominee.
The saddest part of the Nader fall from grace is that he was a hero. He was one of the few great Americans of the 20th century. As a consumer crusader he was magnificent. He spearheaded so many reform drives.
Nader attacked the unsafe Corvair in 1965. He brought the nation seat belts and air bags. He attacked tainted meat, water and air pollution and dangerous food additives. He was behind creation of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency. He pushed the Freedom of Information Act that is valuable to scholars and journalists. He founded and inspired institutions for social activism and research.
But now Nader is nothing more than a megalomanical bore.
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Puritanical America has claimed another victim, destroying the political career of New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer. Spitzer resigned because of a sex scandal involving high-class prostitutes.
But so what? Sex lives of political figures are no more important than the sex lives of ordinary citizens. Sex is not the public's business. The only outrage is the hypocrisy of politicans who indulge in what they denounce or fervently prosecute like former prosecutor Spitzer.
This sexual obsession is one more example of the degradation of American mass culture. The real obscenity is the violence pervading society, not sex.
Movies and TV are full of gratuitous violence. Senseless killings on campuses or at work places occur with dismaying frequency. President Bush vetoes a bill banning the violence of torture. Even worse, this outrageous warfare state will spend trillions of dollars in Iraq alone.
Bush remains in office despite his fraudulent wars and constant violation of laws. Most people don't care. Spitzer is forced from office because of harmless sex. Everyone howled.
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Tribute to Pete Seeger
PBS presented a moving documentary on Pete Seeger last Sunday. This viewer reflected that Seeger, 88, has more soul in his little finger than Bush has in his whole body. Bush exemplifies the sick soul of America.
Jake Highton teaches journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno.


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NHL Playoff Schedule Released
The NHL has released the playoff schedule for the first round, along with the list of networks airing each series.
Here are the start dates for Game 1 of each series, and the network airing each opening match.
Full schedules for each series, including networks airing each game, are posted at NHL.com.


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Twinkle Stars
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Twinkle, twinkle little stars... These glow in the dark stars feature a splash of bright glitter, creating a twinkle effect when you turn out your lights! Transform your ceiling or walls into a universe complete with glowing galaxies and dazzling constellations. Comes with 40 plastic glow in the dark stars, adhesive putty, and instructions on the back of the packaging. The 40 stars come in a variety of sizes, including ¼", 1 ½", and 4" wide!
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Perfect locker room inspiration! This poster perfectly espouses the virtues of teamwork - the one ingredient that is always superior in championship squads. Featuring a unique shot from above of a late-game time-out huddle, showing every player watching and listening intently to the coach's directions. A beautiful piece that belongs in every basketball locker room!
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