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January 20-25, 2014
Restaurant Week gives you the opportunity to enjoy the very best restaurants Columbus has to offer at irresistible price points. From $15 - $35 per person, these unique three course menus are sure to tempt your taste buds at unheard of prices.
Reservations are highly recommended as many restaurants will quickly book up. This is a great week to experience places you've been meaning to try. Plus, you'll be supporting the local restaurant industry and the Mid-Ohio Foodbank which will receive a $5,000 donation on behalf of participating restaurants and (614) Magazine.
Click here for a map of all the participating restaurants.
Aab India
1470 Grandview Avenue, Columbus, OH
At Aab India Restaurant you will enjoy the finest Northern Indian cuisine in a beautiful and friendly environment combined with a surprisingly moderate priced menu. Aab India has been known for its exotic cuisine with a gentle blending of herbs and spices. Aab India Restaurant provides its guests with savory "tandoori" oven dishes and exotic curries. We trust that your visit will provide you with a delightful taste of Indian cuisine!
1027 W 5th Ave, Columbus, OH
Check out Brazenhead for an awesome authentic Irish Pub experience. Revolving around quality, Brazenhead uses the freshest of ingredients used to make menu items from scratch daily.
Cantina Laredo
8791 Lyra Drive, Columbus , OH
Cantina Laredo serves authentic Mexican dishes in a sophisticated atmosphere. We offer daily fish specials, grilled chicken and steaks complimented by signature sauces such as chipotle-wine with portobello mushrooms or sauteéd artichoke hearts and roasted red bell peppers.
Kabuki Korean Restaurant & Sushi Bar
6395 Perimeter Dr. , Dublin, OH
Kabuki started in Dayton and is family owned and operated by Mae and Hannah. We are excited to expand to Columbus! We work hard to serve the freshest seafood, highest quality meat and produce available. We Believe that flavor can not be compromised. Our Chefs take pride in hand crafting all of our sauces from scratch- even our soy sauce! Remember when dining at Kabuki, our ingredients are made with Love from the kitchen to your table .
La Fogata
913 N. High Street, Columbus, OH
Takes Reservations Walk-Ins Welcome Good For Groups Take Out Outdoor Seating
The Olde Mohawk
819 Mohawk Street, Columbus, OH
Come join our family at The Old Mohawk. Fine food, timely tunes, and familiar faces. You'll be sure to find something you're going to fall in love with.
101 Beer Kitchen
7509 Sawmill Road , Dublin, OH
**101 Beer Kitchen does not accept reservations** 101 exists to provide seasonal, local products alongside friendly service with an uncomplicated, comfortable style. We are focused on caring and providing for our community while educating them in the joys of food and beer.
Bar 145
955 West Fifth Avenue, Columbus, OH
145° is actually the perfect temperature to cook a piece of red meat "medium rare". The warm pink center and slightly crispy outside provide an amazing contrast that we can't resist, and you shouldn't mess with. (So if you want your burger in any other way, let us know but we're going to look at you weird and make fun of you behind your back. No one wants that.)
Basil Thai
1124 N High St, Columbus, OH
Basil serves traditional Thai recipes with modern twists from a repurposed, chic antique shop in the heart of the Short North.
Bon Vie Bistro
4089 The Strand East, Columbus, OH
Combining classic comfort cooking with traditional bistro fare, our menu will tempt the most discerning of palates. Bon Vie's hardwood floors, large antique mirrors, tin ceilings and zinc topped bar make the perfect home for its moderately priced, creative cuisine. Bon Appetit!
Bravo! - Bethel
3000 Hayden Road, Columbus, OH
BRAVO! is proud to serve Italian classics with a twist made with authentic old world cooking techniques and the highest-quality ingredients - housemade pasta specialties, pizzas and flatbreads, steaks, chops and seafood. We invite you to come join our atmosphere under a fun, family-friendly Roman ruin decor.
Bravo! - Crosswoods
7470 Vantage Drive, Columbus, OH
BRAVO! is proud to serve Italian classics with a twist made with authentic old world cooking techniques and the highest-quality ingredients - housemade pasta specialties, pizzas and flatbreads, steaks, chops and seafood. We invite you to come join our atmosphere under a fun, family-friendly Roman ruin decor.
Bravo! - Lennox Town Center
1803 Olentangy River Rd., Columbus, OH
BRAVO! is proud to serve Italian classics with a twist made with authentic old world cooking techniques and the highest-quality ingredients - housemade pasta specialties, pizzas and flatbreads, steaks, chops and seafood. We invite you to come join our atmosphere under a fun, family-friendly Roman ruin decor.
Columbus Brewing Company
525 Short Street, Columbus, OH
A generous menu including American style food with a worldly flair at an economically friendly cost. An upscale casual environment, kids menu available, attached free parking, accepts reservations, hand-crafted beer. *Vegetarian/Vegan options available upon request.
Figlio - Grandview
1369 Grandview Avenue, Columbus, OH
The Grandview Figlio is located on historic Grandview Avenue in Grandview. This location offers the ambiance of a contemporary neighborhood bistro complete with a sidewalk patio. It is the original location and has a special place in our hearts like a first born child.
Figlio - Upper Arlington
3712 Riverside Dr, Upper Arlington, Upper Arlington , OH
The Upper Arlington Figlio is located across from the scenic Scioto River in Upper Arlington. It provides an elegant atmosphere to enjoy an evening with family and friends. The summer months offer the opportunity to enjoy our large and relaxing patio, complete with an outdoor fireplace.
700 N High St, Columbus, OH
Delighting your palate with explosions of all the right ingredients.
Moretti's of Arlington
2124 Tremont Ctr, Columbus, OH
"I love the creative side of cooking and the opportunities to create dishes that make you smile and want more. I use the freshest, local ingredients at Morettis to create dishes that excite the palate. I encourage guests to order several small plates so they can try a variety of dishes. The greatest compliment a guest can give me is an empty plate. -Tim Moretti Owner
T. Murray's Bar and Kitchen
560 S. High Street, Columbus, OH
Diners at T. Murray's Bar and Kitchen step into a casual atmosphere but quickly find that this is no ordinary restaurant. Come and enjoy meals thoughtfully prepared with wholesome, fresh ingredients and served by knowledgeable, but never stuffy staff.
The Crest Gastropub
2855 Indianola Ave, Columbus, OH
The diversity and passion of those behind the restaurant help create a unique experience that is seldom found in pubs. We are dedicated to bringing you not only quality, fresh food, but also one of the most ingenuitive drink menus, from beer to cocktails and everything in between. Our commitment to the environment and community is sincere as we take great pride in offering a holistic approach to food and drink. Were always looking to learn from and partner with individuals, groups, and businesses who share our passion for the advancement of sustainability, community empowerment and great food.
Till Dynamic Fare
247 King Ave, Columbus, OH
Till sources their meats, cheese and vegetables first from biodynamic, local,& organic farms, personally visiting these farms to procure products and bond with growers. Till chefs practice biodynamic methods in our urban garden behind the kitchen.
Trattoria Roma
1447 Grandview Ave., Columbus, OH
Trattoria Roma Owners Shawn Mason and Chef Matthew Prokopchak, have combined their skill and experience to bring you Authentic Italian Cuisine in a Friendly, Intimate Setting.
Union Café
782 N High St., Columbus, OH
Featuring Columbus' best patio, Union Cafe features modern American cuisine from Chef Ben and Sous Chef Glenn. Treat yourself to popularly priced dishes with excellent portions. Union Cafe is also known for having the best drinks in Columbus. Grande sized libations will leave you with a fun time.
Basi Italia
811 Highland St. , Columbus , OH
Nestled in the heart of the Victorian Village neighborhood, Basi Italia is a small casual feel-good restaurant featuring clean simple Italian fare with innovative twists.
Black Creek Bistro
51 Parsons Ave, Columbus, OH
Black Creek Bistro originated as an extension of our farm to enable us to continue to do what we love and give back to the community. At the Bistro our goal is to use fresh local products and make delightful food at affordable prices.
Boat House at Confluence Park
679 West Spring Street, Columbus, OH
The Boat House at Confluence Park, formerly known as the River Club sits at the confluence of the Olentangy and Scioto rivers overlooking the downtown Columbus skyline. The Boat House offers the only waterfront view of downtown in the city.
1044 N. High St, Columbus , OH
*Reservations are for parties of 6 or more. No reservations accepted during Happy Hour.* Located at the corner of High Street and 3rd Avenue, Bodega is right in the heart of the Short North Arts District. Bodega offers a fresh and delicious menu and a wide array of quality drink options. Our atmosphere is relaxed, but professional, and is perfect for everything from a business lunch, a bustling happy hour, to a 1st date.
Brio - Easton Town Center
3993 Easton Station, Columbus, OH
BRIO offers a lunch, dinner and Kid's menu daily along with a brunch menu on Saturdays and Sundays. The food at BRIO is simply prepared using the finest and freshest ingredients, with an emphasis on high-quality steaks, housemade pasta specialties and flatbreads prepared in an authentic Italian oven. We serve our generous portions of meats, pastas and roasted fish on large oval, hand-painted Italian plates. BRIO also caters to large groups. Our Tuscan Feast Menu, with large pans of pasta, house specialties and bread is great for all your home and office celebrations or meetings.
Brio - Polaris
1500 Polaris Parkway, Columbus, OH
BRIO offers a lunch, dinner and Kid's menu daily along with a brunch menu on Saturdays and Sundays. The food at BRIO is simply prepared using the finest and freshest ingredients, with an emphasis on high-quality steaks, housemade pasta specialties and flatbreads prepared in an authentic Italian oven. We serve our generous portions of meats, pastas and roasted fish on large oval, hand-painted Italian plates. BRIO also caters to large groups. Our Tuscan Feast Menu, with large pans of pasta, house specialties and bread is great for all your home and office celebrations or meetings.
Columbus Fish Market
1245 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH
At Columbus Fish Market our fresh seafood obsession is a commitment and passion for absolute freshness as a way of life. Fish any fresher would still be in the ocean.
Columbus Fish Market - Crosswoods
40 Hutchinson Avenue, Worthington, OH
At Columbus Fish Market our fresh seafood obsession is a commitment and passion for absolute freshness as a way of life. Fish any fresher would still be in the ocean.
Dempsey's Food & Spirits
346 S High Street, Columbus, OH
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Dempsey's offers great food at fair prices.
Explorers Club
1586 S. High Street, Columbus, OH
Artsy, funky, laid-back, latin & cuban influenced decor, with lots of architectural character. Located in a 100+ year old building, Explorers Club embodies a sense of eclectic food fair, atmosphere, and employees. Offerings for vegans & vegetarians as well, all can enjoy the experience here.
129 E. Nationwide Boulevard, Columbus, OH
Just across the street from the Convention Center and a short walk from Nationwide Arena and many downtown businesses, shops, hotels, and attractions, Flatiron brings the flavors, the relaxed atmosphere, and the soul of the south right here to downtown Columbus. Stop in and see us for lunch, dinner, cocktails, a nightcap or late night snack.
J. Liu - Dublin
50 W. Bridge St., Dublin, OH
Come over and experience our Dublin store on the north side of West Bridge Street located in the heart of old Dublin. Voted in the top 5 of Columbus' neighborhood gems!
J. Liu - Worthington
6880 N High St, Worthington, OH
In the heart of Worthington, on top of our beautiful building is the universal symbol for welcome , a twelve foot pineapple! Two patio terrace levels will provide an opportunity to relax with a glass of wine and soak up the day. The upper terrace is part of our enormous ballroom which can accommodate up to 300 guests depending upon the specifics of your event. We are now open and booking events in our breath-taking banquet facility located on the second floor.
Lemongrass Fusion Bistro
641 North High St #103, Columbus, OH
Creating unique elegant dishes from Asian, American, and European cultures, we strive to bring you exceptional entrees made from the freshest ingredients. Located downtown in the short north for over 13 years our goal has always been to provide our customers with quality meals, great service, and a comfortable atmosphere. Voted best seafood and Asian restaurant by AOL 2009.
Milestone 229
229 Civic Center Drive, Columbus, OH
Milestone 229 is an upscale, casual restaurant specializing in traditional American fare with regional influences. Open since July 2011, we are a premier restaurant helping to build a strong downtown Columbus culture.
Oscars Restaurant & Wine Bar
84 N High St, Dublin, OH
Tucked in the north end of Historic Dublin, Oscar's is a full-service restaurant and wine bar, with a relaxed, rustic feel. Our specialty is good food and drink served right.
Rigsby's Kitchen
698 N. High Street, Columbus, OH
Since Rigsbys Kitchen opened in 1986, Chef Kent Rigsby has produced simple, authentic, and innovative comfort food inspired by regional Italian cuisine while utilizing local, Midwest ingredients whenever possible. Enjoy Happy Hour Mon-Fri from 5-7.
Sidebar 122
122 E Main St, Columbus, OH
Our cuisine offers a Mediterranean flare intermingled with South American inspired small-plate dishes. Our focus on quality is second to none, from our service, food, wine and cocktails. Our wine list, priced to sell and be enjoyed, is user-friendly, non-pretentious and appropriate with the cuisine. Our barkeepers create signature drinks reminiscent of the roaring 1920s one at a time!
1295 Grandview Avenue, Columbus, OH
Our cuisine is a blend of European and Pacific Rim influence, and we are well-known for our wood-fired pizzas. Our menu is seasonal to provide for the freshest ingredients, though we keep a handful of staples that are regional favorites. Of course we feature nightly specials to take full advantage of our creativity and special product.
3535 W Dublin Granville Rd., Columbus, OH
We provide delicious North Indian food in a modern setting. Tadka provides you with the finest quality food and ingredients. Our goal is to make your dining experience a memorable one with our fun, pleasant atmosphere in the Columbus, Ohio area. Each one of our main dishes are seasoned and spiced to perfection. Our food is cooked fresh, with the finest ingredients. We can truly make it any way you want it.
Ted's Montana Grill - Arena District
191 W Nationwide Blvd #100, Columbus, OH
The first Ted's Montana Grill opened in Columbus, Ohio, in January of 2002. Ten years later, every Ted's is a proud tribute to the ingredients, meals and hospitality that define the Great American West while preserving and building the bison herds in America. By featuring the biggest bison menu in the world, Teds Montana Grill has made bison a popular menu choice today in dining, providing incentive for ranchers to actively grow their herds.
Ted's Montana Grill - Sawmill
6195 Sawmill Road, Dublin, OH
The first Ted's Montana Grill opened in Columbus, Ohio, in January of 2002. Ten years later, every Ted's is a proud tribute to the ingredients, meals and hospitality that define the Great American West while preserving and building the bison herds in America. By featuring the biggest bison menu in the world, Teds Montana Grill has made bison a popular menu choice today in dining, providing incentive for ranchers to actively grow their herds.
The Wine Bistro - Clintonville
4416 N. High St, Columbus , OH
The Wine Bistro offers an exciting array of well-curated wines and a list of select craft beers. The menu features light and filling appetizers & small plates, soups, salads, flatbreads and pastas offered every day of the week for lunch and dinner.
The Wine Bistro - Upper Arlington
1750 W. Lane Avenue, Suite 100, Upper Arlington, OH
The Wine Bistro offers an exciting array of well-curated wines and a list of select craft beers. The menu features light and filling appetizers & small plates, soups, salads, flatbreads and pastas offered every day of the week for lunch and dinner.
The Wine Bistro - Worthington
8231 N. High Street, Columbus, OH
The Wine Bistro offers an exciting array of well-curated wines and a list of select craft beers. The menu features light and filling appetizers & small plates, soups, salads, flatbreads and pastas offered every day of the week for lunch and dinner.
89 Fish & Grill
89 E. Nationwide Boulevard, Columbus, OH
Chef John Becks inventive menus reflect the flavors of each season. Each dish pairs the freshest sustainable seafood and meats with local Ohio produce, all served up in a turn-of-the-century warehouse.
Alex's Bistro
4681 Reed Rd, Columbus, OH
Since 1985, Alex's Bistro has created fresh, seasonal cuisine for customers who want to enjoy a taste of French/Italian food in a relaxed, bistro setting. Daniel Kern, a German-born and trained chef, is the now the driving force behind Alex's Bistro.
1500 Pinnacle Club Dr, Grove City, OH
Cimis Bistro features Italian-inspired, modern-American cuisine served in a casual bistro setting. Cimis signature patio with magnificent views and beautiful garden setting has established the bistro as a must visit dining destination. The menu offers a selection of wood-fired pizzas, fresh seafood, housemade pasta, sandwiches and weekly chef specials (Bistro Bites) featuring fresh, local ingredients of the season. At Cimis Bistro, youll come in for the view and come back for the food.
Eddie George's
1636 N High St, Columbus, OH
A Heisman Trophy winning player should have a Heisman worthy sports-theme restaurant! Eddie Georges Grille 27 is a 21st Century, high-tech, dynamic restaurant. With the best sports viewing in the Mid-West on our almost 60 flat screen, high-definition televisions you never miss a moment of any of the action. The menu will surprise and excite your culinary expectations. From great salads, sandwiches, steaks, seafood & pasta to some of the most amazing desserts you have ever tasted!
Elevator Brewery and Draught Haus
161 N High St., Columbus, OH
Whether you are joining us for lunch, dinner, or appetizers, we guarantee your dining experience will be enjoyable and fulfilling. Our menu offers modern American fare, with all-world influences. Chef Nate Crockett is always hard at work creating masterpieces using beer and the freshest ingredients to perfectly compliment our fine handcrafted beers. Our menu has something for everyone, including a unique selection of house cut steaks, fresh fish, chicken, and pork dishes.
266 E Main St., New Albany, OH
Ella Restaurant features modern American cuisine in a casual, upscale dining room and expansive patio in New Albany, Ohio. Capitalizing on the highly sustainable local food trend, Executive Chef Travis Hyde and Sous Chef John Dever have created unique seasonal menu choices at Ella.
G. Michael's
595 South 3rd Street, Columbus, OH
The focus on the individual, ultimately, is what has made G. Michael's a successful restaurant for ten years. We tailor the dining experience to the needs of each guest, whether it is a Monday evening or a Friday night.
800 N High St, Columbus, OH
Asian Pacific style of cooking highlighted by the freshest ingredients, paired with great wines and impeccable service. Combined with a casually elegant dining room that buzzes with the excitement of an open exhibition kitchen, for over 10 years Haiku has been a truly memorable dining experience.
Hubbard Grille
793 N High St, Columbus, OH
A casual dining, social place in the Short North and a modern American restaurant featuring fresh and local offerings in a comfortable, sophisticated atmosphere.
Hyde Park - Downtown
569 North High Street, Columbus, OH
It would be difficult not to run into a celebrity or two at this high profile location on any given night. Beautiful outdoor dining with beautiful downtown views on the citys busiest corner.
Hyde Park - Dublin
6360 Frantz Rd, Dublin, OH
Located just off Route 161 at I-270, this Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse maintains a solid tradition of the Best Prime Steak in the city and the highest level of service available anywhere.
Hyde Park - Upper Arlington
1615 Old Henderson Road, Upper Arlington, OH
The Original Grille in Columbus, which opened in 1988, still serves the best prime steaks in the city. Conveniently located off Route 315, were 5 minutes from the Ohio State Campus and only 10 minutes from Downtown.
Hyde Park - Worthington
55 Hutchinson Avenue, Columbus, OH
Located at the Crosswoods complex, just off Route 23 north at I-270. Next to all the hotels and major office buildings at Crosswoods-Worthington, this steakhouse is the hottest restaurant in the area, featuring a modern-classic steakhouse interior, which includes a chefs table and VIP dining room.
La Scala
4199 W Dublin Granville Rd, Dublin, OH
Located in Dublin, Ohio, LaScala has been an icon in the Columbus area since 1972 and has grown to become both a fine dining restaurant as well as a premier banquet & wedding reception venue. After a complete renovation, the bistro dining room, martini lounge and reception rooms all have a new & modern distinctive style. The atmosphere is casual yet elegant, with live piano most weeknights & great live entertainment on weekends.
169 E. Beck Street, Columbus, OH
Sip on happy-hour cocktails, take in a decadent dinner, or nibble on a late-night bite. One taste of Lindeys fare and you will crave more. Voted Overall Best Restaurant in Columbus by (614) Magazine readers for the last two years.
Manifesto Tuscan Grato
21 East State Street, Columbus , OH
Built for showgoers at the Ohio Theater, politicians, attorneys, and even the average Joe, Manifesto Tuscan Grato and Scotch Bar is not like any other bar and restaurant you will find in Columbus, Ohio. Like sister restaurant de-Novo Bistro, Manifesto boasts its own unique style and décor. Booths and seating arrangements are secretive and intimate and a second-floor private room that seats up to 24 is available through its very own staircase. The core of Manifestos foundation is the scotch list with more than 60 varieties available. But dont let that distract from the seasonal beer list and wine list as well. The Italian-influenced food menu delivers plates that can be shared or selfishly enjoyed individually.
Matt the Miller's Tavern - Dublin
6725 Avery-Muirfield Drive, Dublin, OH
Matt the Miller's is a comfortable restaurant with great food, extensive draft & bottled beer selection, and an impressive wine and cocktail list. We are the place to bring family and friends for good times. Come see us!
Matt the Miller's Tavern - Grandview
1400 Grandview Avenue, Columbus, OH
Matt the Miller's is a comfortable restaurant with great food, extensive draft & bottled beer selection, and an impressive wine and cocktail list. We are the place to bring family and friends for good times. Come see us!
Mezzo - Dublin
12 W Bridge St, Dublin, OH
Mezzo translates to "middle" in Italian, and we like to think of the middle as finding a balance between old-world tradition and new-world cuisine, between food and wine, between casual and sophisticated. Mezzos ambiance infuses modern fixtures and fabrics of terra cottas, reds and earth-tone yellows among natural woods and old world touches. At Mezzo we believe in pursuing the uncompromising balance of Italian spirit and vibrant local flavor. Our menu reflects our passion for modern Italian cuisine utilizing local ingredients whenever possible. At Mezzo we hope to bring together a meal of subtle sophisitication, balancing simplicity and creativity to showcase all that we and our community have to offer. Whether you are celebrating an event in our private dining room, or enjoying a romantic evening for two, we welcome you to Mezzo.
Montgomery Inn
4565 West Dublin-Granville Road, Dublin, OH
Situated high on a bluff overlooking fountains that mist in the night, our newest gem in Dublin is an architectural delight. Designed with colonial Williamsburg in mind, we blend the charm and beauty of the past with comfort and technology of the 21st century. For rib-lovers succulent, juicy, baby-back pork ribs there is no place on the planet that compares to the Montgomery Inn. The uncompromising quality of our ribs keeps folks coming back. But other specialties include Saratoga chips (extra-thick potato chips with barbecue sauce on the side for dipping), majestic cuts of grilled steaks and tender, tasty chicken. So come on in and get yourself some, our menu always has plenty from which to choose.
4740 Reed Road, Upper Arlington, OH
Nicola Restaurant and Bar is dynamic, cultural and fun for all who want to experience the taste, aroma and feel of Italian authenticity. In 2000 Chef Nicola Bedalli arrived in the United States, from Siena, Italy, bringing with him his vast array of traditional dishes from Tuscany. Nicola became well known in Central Ohio for his ability to bring together fresh, pure and simple ingredients to create magnificent dishes from the many regions of Italy. Nicola and Speranza welcome you with open doors to experience the beauty, joy and family which exists in every Italian family's home.
Polaris Grill
1835 Polaris Parkway, Columbus, OH
Our mission is to treat our customers as if they were guests in our homes. We want you to have a great meal in a comfortable environment served by our friendly and knowledgeable staff. We appreciate your patronage and hope you return to visit us often.
Rivage Atlantique
652 High St., Worthington, OH
A new, full service restaurant located in Downtown Worthington (652 High St) featuring the cuisine of the Atlantic Coast. Chef Rich Flagg brings 15 yrs of experience as an Executive Chef specializing in the seafood of traditional New England dishes and Carolina's Low Country.
The Melting Pot
4014 Townsfair Way, Columbus, OH
Whether youre celebrating a birthday, anniversary, a long overdue date night, or celebrating with a group, The Melting Pot Restaurant is perfect for any occasion. Tailor your visit with a four-course dining experience including cheese fondue, salad, entree and dessert. Or, come by for cheese fondue paired with that perfect glass of wine from our extensive selection. That's not to say, we haven't had more than a few stop by to satisfy that chocolate craving after a movie.
The Pearl
641 N High St, Columbus, OH
Cameron Mitchells first new restaurant concept in five years, The Pearl, is a well-polished culinary jewel that showcases made-from-scratch food, classically inspired cocktails and an exclusive selection of Ales, Lagers & Stouts. All within one urban and cozy tavern.
The Table
21 East Fifth, Columbus, OH
The Table is a collective of like minded individuals who have the talent and desire to bring the conscience, fresh, vibrant food to Columbus, Ohio.
Vino Vino Restaurant & Winebar
1371 Grandview Avenue, Columbus, OH
The latest creation from the owners of Figlio. Vino Vino is Hip, Fun, and Alive. Wood-fired gourmet pizza and pasta, boutique wines, salads and desserts all prepared with the finest, freshest ingredients.
Wolf's Ridge Brewing
215 N 4th Street, Columbus, OH
As a result of our long and deepening love for both craft beer and food, Wolfs Ridge Brewing was born through the deep desire of the owners to create a gathering space for other craft beer and food lovers in the downtown Columbus community. Our goal is to build a microbrewery and restaurant that becomes a proud member of the community, where we provide our patrons with a wonderful dining and drinking experience. The concept is centered on the idea that by focusing on craft and locally sourced products as much as possible, we are staying true to our primary goal of supporting and emulating the community in which we reside.
263 E. Whittier St. , Columbus , OH
Tucked away in historic German Village - an authentic global dining experience awaits. Inspired by seaside sangria and a walk on the Ramblas, Barcelona is a culinary fusion of metropolitan chic & Old World European charm. Welcome.
Chez du Bon
122 S. High St., Columbus, OH
Bienvenue ! Welcome to Chez du Bon; a little bit of Paris in Downtown Columbus. Located in the heart of the Theater District, we are THE place for French dining and shopping in the Midwest. Whether you're looking to have a quick lunch to grab-n-go or you want to eat in and enjoy the ambiance of the market or patio, we've got you covered. Stop by the patisserie and choose from our fine selection of fresh foods or, if you are in the mood, grab one of our small plates with a glass (or bottle!) of wine or one of our hand crafted cocktails in the Petit Bistro and Bar. If you are celebrating a special event or just enjoying Fine French Dining at its best, we would love for you to be our guest at Chez du Bon's Mezzanine Dining restaurant. There you will have the option of a five or seven course meal prepared by the Talented Chef Fugitt. While you're here you'll have an opportunity to shop the Market at Chez du Bon, where we will be showcasing our favorite things French.
511 N High St, Columbus, OH
DeepWood is the balanced experience of living and dining well: sincere hospitality, personal connections, inviting atmosphere, local responsibility and a fresh evolving menu. The restaurant is an invitation into a home and is to be as much about its people and the way its guests are made to feel as the dishes defining the meal.
Final Cut Steakhouse
200 Georgeville Rd, Columbus, OH
Final Cut Steak and Seafood is a contemporary American steakhouse featuring hand selected USDA Mid-Western Prime Beef, corn-fed and naturally aged up to four weeks to ensure maximum flavor and texture. Each steak is hand cut to order, seasoned with kosher salt and tri color peppercorns, and then broiled at 1600 degrees to create a thin charred crust that seals in the delicious natural beef juices. All steaks are finished with a touch of butter to enhance their natural richness.
J. Gilbert's
1 E Campus View Blvd, Worthington, OH
Our menu of Prime wood-fired steaks and seafood delivers honest food with quality ingredients, and dishes always include sides. But were more than just a steakhouse: J. Gilberts offers quality western-inspired fare with artful presentations and contemporary flavors that vary according to the chefs imagination, with specialties like jumbo lump crab cakes, Georges Bank scallops and made-to-order chocolate velvet cake.
M at Miranova
2 Miranova Place, Columbus, OH
Our ambiance has the magical power to transport you outside Columbus and into a cosmopolitan embrace. Our state of the art lighting and music create artistic synergy for the ultimate sensory experience.
Martini Modern Italian
445 N High St, Columbus, OH
Martini Modern Italian is a vibrant, high energy dining in a uniquely creative space. Its where timeless and innovative dining intersect, blending contemporary Italian style with classic Italian influence.
McCormick & Schmick Seafood and Steaks
3965 New Bond St, Columbus, OH
Bringing the best seafood to Columbus, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks is located in Easton Town Center an urban retail center featuring pedestrian-friendly streetscapes. Whether you are shopping, seeing a movie, celebrating a special occasion or holding a business luncheon, come and enjoy a specially prepared meal combined with impeccable service and meticulous attention to detail.
Mitchell's Steakhouse - Downtown
45 North 3rd Street, Columbus, OH
The award-winning Mitchells Steakhouse raises the bar again, offering the best steak, seafood and wine in Columbus, Ohio. Choose your favorite cut from our wide selection of prime steaks that are aged to perfection. Our housemade side dishes dont just complement, they wow. Our wine list, featuring 200 of the worlds finest labels, earned the 2007, 2009, & 2010 Wine Spectator award of excellence. This is not your fathers steakhouse. Its Mitchells. The Modern American Steakhouse.
Mitchell's Steakhouse - Polaris
1408 Polaris Parkway, Columbus, OH
The award-winning Mitchells Steakhouse raises the bar again, offering the best steak, seafood and wine in Columbus, Ohio. Choose your favorite cut from our wide selection of prime steaks that are aged to perfection. Our housemade side dishes dont just complement, they wow. Our wine list, featuring 200 of the worlds finest labels, earned the 2007, 2009, & 2010 Wine Spectator award of excellence. . This is not your fathers steakhouse. Its Mitchells. The Modern American Steakhouse.
Ruth's Chris Steak House
7550 High Cross Blvd, Worthington, OH
Whether it's a romantic steak dinner for two, an important business meeting, or a private party, Ruth's Chris Steak House can accommodate your needs. Our Columbus steakhouse provides guests with a warm, comfortable atmosphere.
Smith & Wollensky
4145 The Strand West, Columbus, OH
The antique stained oak revolving door lets guests know theyre about to enter a world of timeless luxury and gracious hospitality. The flagship of the elegant Columbus Easton Town Center, the multi-story iconic green-and-white steakhouse offers an atmosphere that is refined but never fussy. Whether youre planning an intimate gathering or a festive soiree, our multitude of vintage-inspired dining rooms and casual bar offer a welcome place to enjoy good company. We proudly serve USDA Prime steaks, premium seafood and award-winning wines.
The Refectory
1092 Bethel Road, Columbus, OH
The exceptional contemporary American cuisine and classic French cuisine is complemented by a world-class wine cellar encompassing over 700 selections. An experienced and knowledgeable staff and the personal touch of owner Kamal Boulos, complete the gracious yet unpretentious service that enhances a memorable evening. Our commitment to excellence in presenting each guest with the finest cuisine and service possible makes The Refectory the perfect setting for an important business dinner, a special celebration, or simply to treat yourself to an elegant dining experience!
The Top Steakhouse
2891 East Main Street, Columbus , OH
Imagine you are dining in a 1950s supper club on the set of Mad Men with some nice Frank Sinatra being played on the pearly whites. The Top Steak House, a Columbus, Ohio restaurant icon, has been serving juicy charbroiled steaks, jumbo lobster tails, slowly roasted ribs, seafood and more signature items for over 55 years. Join us for special celebrations or a nice dinner any day of the week. We enjoy making dinner with you and yours special for every occasion.
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Located in the heart of Historic Dublin, Tucci's features fresh hand-cut steaks and seafood, unique appetizers and entrees, and a world-class wine list.
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Located in the heart of downtown Columbus, de-NOVO Bistro & Bar specializes in New-American style cuisine that is infused with Asian, Latin, French and Italian touches. When you dine with de-NOVO, you will be surrounded by a classy modern-art setting that is truly unique, providing the perfect setting for an enjoyable experience.
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Very intimate – They say that the food in the mussel pot restaurant taste good and very delicious. Indeed, it is really true. The taste is very intimate and the ambiance is really great and very comfortable in the feeling. I love the whimsical atmosphere and the staffs also were very friendly and accommodating.
Many to mention – There are many variants of food in the menu of the mussel pot restaurant to choose from and all of them tasted so good. I like the sauces of each dish. The plating was really impressive because of its clean presentation and uniqueness of its design. The place was quite very romantic yet simple but very elegant.
All is well – When I was a child, eating is my favorite thing to do. Until when I get old, that is why when I tasted the food at the mussel pot restaurant I was really impressed with the taste of the food because it tasted very delicious. The ambiance of the restaurant is really relaxing. You can feel the whimsical atmosphere while eating. All is very well.
Unique Food Preparation – I once enroll at a cooking school and achieve a little knowledge about cooking that is why I was amazed by the mussel dishes of the Mussel Pot. They had this distinct taste that is pleasing to the senses. Its comforting aroma and appetizing taste are the ideal characteristics of a lovely meal. I love the uniqueness of their food preparation and how they experimented on diverse mussel recipes. They had achieved the distinct taste of each region and infused classic comfort into the mussels with some hearty, rich sauces. It's worth the money you paid.
Tidy and Elegant – We went here the other day and ordered their Louisiana (andouille sausage, baby shrimp, crawfish tails, gumbo sauce, scallion). This dish is very mouth-watering and appetizing. It's nicely-prepared and was served while it was still hot. I also can't resist trying the Nutella Flan dessert with a traditional flan with a chocolate twist, topped with fresh whipped cream, roasted almonds. It's very delightful. I love going back here at the Mussel Pot not only because of their excellent food but also because of their ambiance as well. They have very tidy and elegant surroundings with a fanciful ambiance.
Impressive Food and Service – I once tried the Mussel Pot's Manhattan (tomato sauce, clams, sherry, white wine, onions, potatoes, carrots, basil, fresh oregano and cream). It was served in a big stainless steel pot. The flavor was one of a kind; it was the first time I ate that kind of dish and I find it very refreshing. I was also impressed by the genuineness of the personnel. They are very thoughtful to our needs even though it was very packed that day. They still have time to replenish our water which I find very amazing. I referred this restaurant to some of my officemates who likes sea foods and they are delighted to try it too.
I like Their Place – I like their place it's very cozy. They had a very elegant dining place. They lined their walls with huge and glossy mirrors and the ceiling had a couple of handcraft chandeliers hanging into it. It really looks good as the outdoor oasis garden. The outdoor garden is covered with lush greenery and has a small Koi pond built into it. The service was fast and reliable. I didn't have to wait long enough for my order to arrive. The food was hot and tastes fresh. The meat was very juicy especially the mussels, it's one of the best I have ever taste so far.
The Mussel Pot is a Specialist – Dad like lobsters for this reason he wants me to bring him to some sea-food restaurant, fortunately I discovered the Mussel Pot in the web and browse a couple of reviews. It had been a 30-minute ride from my apartment and so I think it's just well worth the ride. It's an excellent restaurant. Both of us love the ambiance of the place. It's very fancy dining here. The inside of the store was well-embellished and it is classy and that's why it would be very enjoyable dining here. The atmosphere looks neat and the hostess is very thoughtful. We never wait long enough for the food to arrive. The mussel pot salad was lovely and was still very fresh. Its fresh poached blue mussels, shallots, grape tomato plants, baby shrimp, cucumber, tulsi, olives, feta, plant vinaigrette and vegetables. For the entree, we purchased the Bouillabaisse with fresh scallops, clams, shrimp and thick saffron broth. My daddy really loves everything. The reviews on the internet were right; the Mussel Pot really is a specialist in mussel dishes.
Pleasurable – I really love the Mussel Pot. I'm not proficient at interior designs however I really adore the way the Mussel pot is embellished and exactly how they arrange things. It's very pleasurable towards the eyes. The area is very enticing and comfy. The Mussel Pot was as far as I have experienced was very reliable to maintain their overall cleanliness, which becomes their edge against other restaurants. Untidiness is exactly what I personally don't like about other food industries. These were so focused regarding how to do their business and often overlook other important things. So far as I'm concerned the clients here looks very content and pleased. The atmosphere was very lively. It really is a world-class place without doubt.
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Study abroad turns 50. Happy birthday! Come celebrate with us on a trip to England in summer 2014.
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What I've learned from cowboys, clerics, and communists
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Why do more people talk about the Oscars than CES?
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The Iron Lady came out last week, a biopic of Margaret Thatcher, the first and, so far, only female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Played by Meryl Streep, it will no doubt go on to clean up at various film award events across the globe, because it's a film that offers the precise amount of grandeur and historical scale to tip the favour of the critics in its own direction.
On the other hand, CES is in full swing this week, and features a range of new electronic products, some of which millions of us will be using by the summer. Some of the announcements made at this event will change the way you ring your partner, watch television, or play videogames. But people don't often discuss this event at all in most circles.
This strikes me as odd. People will comment on the various political events of the day, despite rarely (if ever) watching the Prime Minister's Questions, because they effect us as individuals, through rising taxes, budget cuts, or new laws.
Yet the technology that powers our day – indeed, the technology allowing me to write this post, and you to read it – doesn't seem to be celebrated and followed with interest by the vast majority of people who use it. We have, at times, been blessed with some tech-celebrities, in the form of Bill Gates, the late Steve Jobs, or Mark Zuckerberg, and they do draw the collective consciousness of the media-hungry human race towards the technology field for brief moments. It's telling when even your strange uncle can tell you of his high scores in Angry Birds.
Yes, people are discovering games like Angry Birds, as well as Android apps and iProducts, at an alarming rate. Technology has swiftly and in a way never before seen, I think, turned into a fashionable concern. CES should be a catwalk, down which the latest hardware struts, hoping to wow the assembled masses with increased memory and more apps than the competition.
In an ideal world, we'd gather around the TV and catch the Microsoft keynote, in much the same way we're content to do with other events more centred around showbiz. I hold out a small hope that we can engage with technology in the same way many of us engage with the topics of commuting, politics, religion similarly stimulating jump-off points for conversation. We'll just have to make sure that the Android and iOS users aren't sitting next to each other.


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Blashfield, Edwin Howland, b. 1848 d. 1936
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(Reel 2384) 35 items.
Collection Summary: Reel 1117: Photographs and drawings, 1850-1920. The drawings, some of medieval armour, are in pen and ink, oil and pencil. The photos, many extensively annotated, are of Blashfield including two of him painting murals at the Library of Congress (also microfilmed on reel 1817, fr.204-207 with Photos of Artists II.) and of Blashfield and others, of armour, and of his paintings and murals in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, South Dakota, state capitols, Library of Congress, libraries in Detroit, Kansas City, the New York City College (now C.C.N.Y.), M.I.T., Grove Academy of Athens (Georgia), Baltimore and Cleveland court houses, and private homes and businesses. Also included are his poster, money, and anti-German stamp designs.
Reel 2384: 30 photographs of Blashfield and his works of art, some extensively annotated by him; a Gold Medal Certificate awarded to Blashfield in 1904; two medals (unmicrofilmed); and a bound volume with reproductions of engravings by Blashfield and others.
Biographical/Historical Note: Mural painter. Having studied at P.A.F.A. and in Paris, Blashfield worked on: the Court House, Baltimore; Cleveland Federal Building; Citizens Bank, Cleveland; Hudson County Court House, Jersey City; Capitol, Masdison, Wis.; Essex County Court House, Newark; Appellate Court, N.Y..; C.C.N.Y.; Church of the Saviour, Phila.; Capitol, Pierre, S. Dak.; Bank of Pittsburgh; Capitol, St. Paul, Minn.; Library of Congress; Luzerne County Court House, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Mahoning County Court House, Youngstown, Ohio; St. Matthew's Church, Wash., D.C.; First Presbyterian Church, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Public Lib., Detroit, M.I.T.; and the Episcopal Church, Chappaqua, N.Y.
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After two years of preparing its food offsite, Alhambra Theatre & Dining will resume preparing its food in its kitchen under the leadership of new Executive Chef DeJuan Roy.
Since reopening in 2009, the food served at the Alhambra has been provided by chef Matthew Medure's takeout business, located in San Marco.
The Alhambra's new executive chef, who helped design the renovated kitchen, is also bringing with him his own staff, including Sous Chef Christine Seely and Pastry Chef Cheryl Sheppard.
Alhambra managing partner Craig Smith praised Medure's contributions to helping revive the theater, which closed for two months in late 2009.
"Our intent always was for Matthew to help us right the ship, and then help us transition to an internal team with a real kitchen of our own," Smith said.
Having its own kitchen and staff provides the Alhambra an opportunity to host special events such as luncheons, fundraisers, corporate outings, weddings and parties, Smith said. It will also allow the Alhambra to better match special dietary needs and requests.
Roy was previously the Executive Chef at 95 Cordova in St. Augustine. Prior to that, he served as executive chef of The Plantation Room at the Celebration Hotel in Celebration, Fl. A graduate of the Cooking and Hospitality Institute of Chicago, Roy has nearly 20 years of culinary experience. He has lived in Jacksonville for 15 years.
"My Fair Lady" opens today at the Alhambra. On the buffet menu will be three fresh salads (served plated: English Garden, Cucumber with Onion & Tomato, or Fingerling Potato Salad with Fresh Dill); a choice of entrees (Carved Oven-Roasted Prime Rib with Yorkshire Pudding, Au Jus and Horseradish Cream, Fish & Chips, Chicken Divan) and two side selections (Cream Peas and Garlic Mashed Potatoes). Dessert choices are Chef DeJuan's signature Honeybun Cake and Chocolate Mousse Trifle.
Shows are nightly except Monday with matinees on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets start at $42 for adults and $35 for children, which includes dinner. Call the box office at 904.641.1212 or visit on line at www.alhambrajax.com.


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Billings Farm features Estonian filmDecember 29,2012WOODSTOCK The Billings Farm and Museum will show the 2009 documentary Disco and the Atomic War today at 3 p.m.
The documentary takes place in Soviet-occupied Estonia where the Soviet Union waged an information war against Western pop culture and lost. The film shows how Finnish television influenced Estonians even when the Soviet authorities blocked it.
Estonians did not care about Vladimir Ilyich Lenin or Karl Marx. Instead, Estonians wanted to know who shot J.R. Ewing from the hit TV series Dallas and the latest disco moves.
The movie is subtitled in English and runs 80 minutes. For tickets, call 457-2355 or visit www.billingsfarm.org/filmfest.
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Thank you for your interest in Mean Green Women's Basketball! Summer 2013 camp dates are set and online registration is now open. We offer a variety of camps for all ages and abilities and look forward to seeing you this summer!
These Camps are designed for athletes entering the 1st-12th grade who want to improve their overall game. The emphasis of our Advanced Position Camp will be on individual improvement in basketball fundamentals: shooting, dribbling, passing, and defense.
Mean Green players and coaches will focus on drills, position skills, and team play. Each camper will be coached with an emphasis on fundamentals and most importantly fun. Our Team Camp brings together some great teams from the Metroplex, Arkansas, and Oklahoma areas in hopes of showcasing some of the great competitors we have in our region.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - James Louis Kempf, 42, 3437 Franklin St., Bellaire appeared Friday before Common Pleas Court Judge John M. Solovan II and was sentenced on one count of burglary, a felony of the fourth degree and one count of breaking and entering, a felony of the fifth degree. He was given five years community control sanctions and will serve 10 months in jail with credit for 263 days, and six months EOCC.
Charges stemmed from an incident October of 2010 in which Kempf under the influence of drugs gained entry into a home by tricking a five-year-old into allowing him entry into the house. He wielded two butcher knives and terrorized a mother and son before the mother was able to call the police.
Kempf had jumped bond and was captured in Pennsylvania. He was again able to skip town and was a fugitive from police since. The Bellaire Police Department had been trying to locate him.
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James Louis Kempf was sentenced for burglary and breaking and entering into a house occupied by a mother and child.
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A few months ago, the department discovered Kempf was back in the area and apprehended him.
The case was delayed by mental and competency evaluations. The victim's family testified that the incident could very easily have ended in tragedy.
Solovan noted Kempf's criminal history including attempted burglary, burglary, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, forgery, theft, and breaking and entering, all involving drugs or attempts to obtain drugs.
Kempf apologized to the family.
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The win improved Auburn's record to 27-19, 9-15 SEC headed into Tuesday's 6:30 p.m. game at Jacksonville State. Ole Miss fell to 33-16, 12-12.
"We really responded," Auburn coach John Pawlowski said. "We faced some adversity and came back and found a way to win a ballgame today.
"I thought our defense was the difference. Hunter Kelley made two spectacular plays -- both of them were over the fence -- and Blake Austin too. He picked a guy off second base and threw a guy out on a hit-and-run.
"I thought our defense did a great job today."
Kelley kept Auburn in the game early with his defense, robbing Sikes Orvis of a three-run home run in the third that would have put Ole Miss up 5-1 and then going over the wall again to take away a potential Austin Anderson solo home run in the seventh.
"Those were two balls that were hit perfectly for me at the wall," Kelley said. "I didn't have too good of a day at the plate, and I was trying to do anything to help my team."
With the game tied at 4-4 going to the bottom of the eighth, Tomscha sent a 1-0 pitch from Ole Miss closer Brett Huber (3-2) up over the green monster in left field. It was Tomscha's second home run in as many games, after he tied Saturday's game with a sixth-inning, two-run home run.
"I got ahead in the count, and he threw me a curveball down, and I figured he would come at me with a fastball," Tomscha said. "I was able to get it up in the wind."
Terrance Dedrick (4-2) made the lead stand up in the ninth, retiring Ole Miss in order on six pitches to give Auburn its fourth straight series win over Ole Miss.


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New Parents Invited to Warm Up with Art on February 1 at the Clark
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January 22, 2008
New parents and their little ones are warmly invited to "escape into art" during the free New Parents Gallery Talk series at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. The next talk will be held on Friday, February 1 at 10:15 am. During this popular series, new mothers and fathers, along with their babies, are treated to a relaxing hour with a Clark curator discovering and discussing a variety of art objects in the collection. The talks, most appropriate for parents with pre-toddlers, are held the first Friday of the month through March at 10:15 am.
Strollers are available; parents may also bring their own strollers or carry their children in the galleries. To ensure the safety of the works of art, backpack-style infant carriers are not permitted in the galleries. Front-hanging carriers are welcome.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm (daily in July and August). Admission is free November 1 through May 31. Admission June 1 through October 31 is $12.50 for adults, free for children 18 and younger, members, and students with valid ID. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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Also, is it true (a friend told me this) that Mr. Hussie is going to kill all the good characters but let Jack Noir live? (SPOILER) Because if that happens I will be very upset, I man, Tavros already died, and John got stabbed (but he lived, luckily) and they killed Equius, Neepta, Fafari, and Kanaya, and Sollux died too, I think, so if they kill Terezi or Karkat I'm going to be very, very unhappy.
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Credit Card from Linux Foundation to Benefit Community Events
Emblazoned with the Linux mascot, a new Tux credit card from the non-profit Linux Foundation will be issued in co-operation with Visa and the US bank UMB.
The foundation will receive $50 for each card activated plus a percentage of sales with all money going directly into community events and travel costs for members. Jim Zemlin, CEO at LF, explains the idea: "Some people write code while others work on marketing or defending Linux. The Linux-branded credit card is an easy way for anyone to contribute to the growth of Linux and identify themselves as supporters of the community by carrying Tux in their pocket."
Paying with Tux is not a new idea. The Linux Fund has been collecting donations via credit card payments for open-source projects for around ten years and according to their website, current beneficiaries include Gnash, Inkscape and the BSD Fund. At the Linuxtag 2009, Linux Fund representatives admitted they were feeling the effects of the global recession, but their belief in the credit card payment donation idea remained firm.
Currently available to US residents only, plans are being made to expand the scheme to other countries soon.
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Adrenocortical Carcinoma
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(Cancer of the Adrenal Cortex; Adrenal Cortical Carcinoma; Adrenal Cancer)
|Anatomy of the Adrenal Glands
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Risk Factors
- Sex: female
- Children under 5 years old
- Adults between 40 and 50 years old
- A genetic defect may cause adrenocortical cancer in some children, but the majority of cases are nonhereditary
- High blood pressure
- Weakening of the bones
- Diabetes
- Cushings syndrome
- Conns syndrome
- Virilization
- A mixed Cushings syndrome and virilization
- In young children with functional tumors that release sex hormones, these tumors may cause early onset of puberty
- Blood tests
- Urine tests
- CT scan
- MRI scan
- Positron emission tomography (PET)/CT scan
- Adrenal angiography and/or venography
- X-ray
Adrenalectomy Surgery to Remove the Tumor
Radiation therapy and Chemotherapy
Other Therapies
- Mitotane is the drug most often used for this type of cancer, especially for hormonally active tumors. It blocks hormone production by the adrenal gland. It also destroys adrenal cancer cells. This drug does have serious side effects.
- Other hormone blocking drugs may be given to control the symptoms of excess hormones.
- Research of new drug and radiation therapies are under way. This includes gene and immunotherapy.
American Cancer Society http://www.cancer.org
National Cancer Institute http://www.cancer.gov
BC Cancer Agency http://www.bccancer.bc.ca
Canadian Cancer Society http://www.cancer.ca
Abiven G, Coste J, et al. Clinical and biological features in the prognosis of adrenocortical cancer: poor outcome of cortisol-secreting tumors in a series of 202 consecutive patients. J Clin Endo & Metab. 2006;91:2650-2655.
Adrenal cortical carcinoma. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us. Updated May 15, 2013. Accessed June 28, 2013.
Adrenocortical carcinoma. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/types/adrenocortical. Accessed June 28, 2013.
Adrenocortical carcinoma: treatment statement for health professionals. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.meb.uni-bonn.de/cancer.gov/CDR0000062907.html. Updated November 15, 2012. Accessed June 28, 2013.
Allolio B, Fassnacht M. Adrencortical carcinoma: clinical update. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2006;91:2027-37.
Detailed guide: adrenal cortical cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/cancer/adrenalcorticalcancer/index. Accessed October 31, 2012.
Kirschner LS. Review: emerging treatment strategies for adrnocortical carcinoma: a new hope. J Clin Endocinol Metab. 2006;91:14-21.
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metaproterenol pre-mixed solution - inhalation, Alupent, Arm-A-Med
GENERIC NAME: METAPROTERENOL PRE-MIXED SOLUTION - INHALATION (met-uh-pro-TAIR-en-ohl)
BRAND NAME(S): Alupent, Arm-A-Med
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USES: Metaproterenol is used to treat wheezing and shortness of breath that commonly occur with asthma. It is also used to prevent and treat these symptoms in other lung problems (e.g., chronic obstructive pulmonary disease-COPD). Controlling these symptoms can decrease time lost from work or school. Metaproterenol is a bronchodilator (beta-2 receptor agonist) that works by opening breathing passages to make breathing easier.
HOW TO USE: This product is used with special breathing equipment (nebulizer). Consult your doctor, pharmacist, or respiratory therapist on how to inhale this medication properly with the nebulizer. Make sure you understand how to operate the machine and how to properly clean it to prevent infections. If a child is using the nebulizer, a parent or other responsible adult should supervise the child. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have any questions.This product should appear very light yellow. Before using, check this product visually for particles or discoloration. If either is present, do not use the liquid. (See also Storage.) Do not mix this medication with other solutions or products in the nebulizer. This product does not require any dilution before use unless your doctor instructs you otherwise.This medication is inhaled into the lungs using a nebulizer as directed by your doctor. To prevent symptoms, it is usually used 3 to 4 times a day. To treat an asthma attack, it is usually used every 4 hours. Dosage is based on your medical condition, age, body weight, and response to therapy. Rinse your mouth after treatment to prevent throat irritation.Use this medication as directed. Do not increase your dose or use this more frequently than directed because doing so may make the medication work less well over time and increase your risk of side effects. Do not stop using this medication without first consulting your doctor.If you take other asthma drugs by mouth or inhaling devices, ask your doctor about how to correctly use this medication with your other asthma medicines.If you notice less effect than usual from this medication, if your symptoms get worse, or if you feel you need to take any of your asthma medications more often than recommended, seek immediate medical attention.
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