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1401 K Street NW
Washington, DC 20005
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Fujimar restaurant & sushi lounge Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(202) 789-2800
Hours of Operation:
Dinner Service: M-TH 6:00PM - 11:00PM FR-SA 6:00PM - Midnight SU Closed Sushi Bar: M-TH 6:00PM-1:00AM FR-SA 6:00PM -2:00AM SU Closed
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Sushi, Latin / Spanish, Fusion / Eclectic
Executive Chef:
Raynold Mendizabal
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Fujimar offers a variety of options from passed hors d'oeuvres, displayed items, and pre-fix menus . Contact us for catering menus.
Getting there
Cross Street:
14th and K St
Public Transit:
One block from the McPhearson Square Metro on the Orange and Blue Line; K Street Circulator and Metro bus lines stops are right in front.
Parking Details:
Valet Service Provided for $6 Tuesday thru Saturday. No valet on Mondays. Ample street parking available after rush hour.
A word from Fujimar restaurant & sushi lounge
*** NOW SERVING SUSHI TILL 2AM ON W-ENDS AND 1AM ON W-DAYS*** Fujimar is an Asian-Latino, nouveau cuisine restaurant serving ceviche, lobster, sushi and more. Chef Mendizabal's dishes reflect the confluence of Asian and Latin cuisines in a menu that interprets how Asian immigrants to Latin America
adapted their cuisine to the New World ingredients and Latin culture. Meat, seafood and produce are carefully selected to the highest standards highlighting their own true flavors and origin. In particular, Fujimar's ceviche and sushi bar will feature unusual delicacies like Tasmanian King Salmon and Hapu'up'u. Bar chefs Ari and Micah Wilder designed Fujimar's beverage program utilizing locally sourced and seasonal ingredients in drinks created using classic techniques. The wine list features imports produced by artisan winemakers, ranging from the mineral-laden Austrian Gruner Veltliner and German Rieslings to Cru Beaujolais and Priorat.
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Looking for awesome late night
Sushi?! You can't miss with Fujimar! Along with better than excellent service, a great fun atmosphere that I can definitely recommend without reservation! I rarely experience this level of professionalism and hospitality from restaurant/club personnel - across the board!!!"
Dined on 3/8/2014
I was there for my wife's
Birthday. We had such a great time. After eating dinner we went to the lounge down stairs and had a really great time down there as well. We can't wait to go back. :)"
Dined on 3/1/2014
Food is pretty good. Service is
friendly albeit slow at times. They could have been slightly understaffed on the night that I went. But overall it was a pretty good spot. I like how they have cameras that show the sushi chefs stations preparing all the sushi."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Being from out of town, I felt
lucky to land a reservation through OT for a Monday night at this DC restaurant. On arrival, we are informed that Fujimar is closed on Monday (c'mon Open Table!) and you must dine in the downstairs bar, Luna. We are assured that the menu is the same. Not. But the service is lacking, the bar is loud such that the waitstaff took a couple tries to get our order right. Honestly, the kitchen is not the A-team on a Monday. Was not the menu from the website, was not the meal we expected. With the exception of the fried rice, the food was a small step above a food court. Fujimar should not be allowed to advertise on OT that it is open on Monday. It is not. The bar is open, and the menu is different."
Dined on 2/17/2014
my group and I had a great time! i
love lima for brunch and wanted to share with my friends that recently moved to dc. my only recommendation would be to let guest of when things (i.e. bottomless mimosas at 4pm) beforehand. we would've booked our reservation earlier than 3pm if we were privy while making the reservation. Service was great and was very efficient with our needs. will be back in the future!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
I RSVP'd at this venue b/c of
their sushi. However when I arrived at the venue on Valentines day I was informed that they were using a preset menu. You were only allowed to order sushi if you ordered the preset menu. The website made NO MENTION of a preset menu. Had I known this I would not have booked here. Although the preset menu was decent, I would have preferred if the venue listed the menu on the website prior to my RSVP."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Went for Valentine's Day. The
romantic atmosphere was great. The service was a little slow, but the waitress was very friendly and showed she was trying very hard."
Dined on 2/14/2014
My wife and I enjoyed the ambiance
at Fujimar. The food (once we finally got it) was good. The place has a modern, hip, city vibe but the service was terrible! We had a 8:30pm reservation and were seated at 9:45pm and served our food at 11:00pm. It was Valentines day so I expected some delay but this was a bit out of hand. The staff was conscious of the problem and made amends so I will go back and try them on a normal night. There is a fun, small night club located on the lower level."
Dined on 2/14/2014
My husband and I were in DC for a
long weekend. We found this restaurant with the Open Table app. We really enjoyed the food."
Dined on 1/25/2014
We had to wait an awfully long
time for our drinks as they only had one bartender working. My reservation was at 8:30 for for 12 people for dinner, our main dishes didn't come out til 11:30. However, excellent quality of fish; being from Hawaii and knowing that the finest and freshest fish from my native state are being flown in daily is quite impressive. The food is remarkable. The waiter was friendly and courteous. Great ambience."
Dined on 1/18/2014
I choose this Resturant for a
dinner date with a friend who enjoys good food as well as me. I made the right decision b/c we both enjoyed."
Dined on 1/17/2014
But that's also to say, it wasn't
spectacular. The crunchy salmon roll and peruvian fried rice was good but nothing special. Although their Spanish flan was excellent!!!"
Dined on 1/16/2014
if you want a variety of maki,
niguri and sashimi, look no farther. Prices in the 10-19 range for rolls of maki that are large and film of flavor. one is certainly enough if you share an appetizer. you watch the food being made via television in the well-designed restaurant. drink prices are way too expensive for the size (12-17 for a standard low-ball house cocktail), but are very good. be prepared to drop about $80-100 for two people easily."
Dined on 1/2/2014
I plan to go back because I want
to see if the excellent sushi was a fluke. I was there on a Monday night. Not very busy and unfortunately I could smell smoke coming from the heated tent outside the front door where the smokers sit. They have a great happy hour deal -- half price on beer and wine and deals on sushi and ceviche shots. The tuna ceviche shot was truly excellent. All the fish (except for my redux order of hamachi) had vivid and deep flavor. Best sushi I've had in a while and I am picky. Service was spotty. Nice server but not always around when you needed her. I will definitely go back."
Dined on 12/16/2013
We dined here on a Saturday night.
We arrived around 10.45 and they seated us immediately. They had a large private party in the back so we got seated by the sushi bar - which turned out to be the best seat of the night, so I LOVED It. We had a good selection of regular menu items and sushi, the calamari would have been extremely delicious - if it was't super cold. Bummer. The sushi is very close to Zentan or Hamilton quality, spectacular and worth the money! Another pleasant surprise, they had a performer (Late Night Alumni) which was fantastic, if you know Kaskade, house music you know know what I am talking about. They definitely should advertise more or get a good promoter since the ambiance is great and should have more people here."
Dined on 11/16/2013
I've been to Fujimar several times
and I have to admit that the food on Halloween was not up to par per their usual fresh and well crafted sushi. Was a bit disappointed but the service was excellent."
Dined on 10/31/2013
Fujimar is a noisy bar, not an
actual restaurant. Food is much below average. The menu they gave us last night didn´t have 80% of the dishes included on their web page. Either for a drink or dinner, go somewhere else."
Dined on 10/12/2013
It would have been nice to know
this before making the reservation. Lima, the bar downstairs was open. But the bar-like atmosphere and appetizer menu did not measure up expectations having dined at Fujimar 3-4 times in the past. Our waitress informed us the restaurant would be closed for about 2 more weeks."
Dined on 9/10/2013
They changed the menu and didn't
update their website. Their old menu was better. I asked to bring out a surprise dessert with a candle for a birthday celebration and the waiter said he would but towards the end he didn't even have dessert to serve. But the restaurant definitely provided better service to certain guests (signs of favoritism). And the hanger steak dish was supposed to be medium well not medium rare."
Dined on 9/8/2013
This Latin American Asian fusion
restaurant is one of the few places you'll see sushi and empanadas on the same menu. Start with ceviche or the guacamole... very chunky, but very good. Can't go wrong with the sea bass, the spicy Thai shrimp, or any of the sushi rolls. Wash it down with a regular or passionfruit mojito for good measure."
Dined on 6/1/2013
The fish was flown in fresh that
day and was very good. I would recommend the nigri."
Dined on 7/7/2013
Halfway through dinner, people
flooded into the restaurant and they turned up the volume on the basketball game so loud that it became a sports bar/nightclub. We were trying to get our check, but the waiter seemed to be new because he took forever to get our check to us. We were then charged more than we had agreed to put on each card."
Dined on 6/21/2013
Great bars, excellent food, nice
setting - highly recommended, you won't regret stopping by this neighborhood gem."
Dined on 6/23/2013
The food was fantanstic, chicken
breast with red onions and cilantro was moist and flavorful, I would rate as one of the best chicken dishes I've had. My husband has the salmon which was equally delicious. The appetizers where great. Try the lime garden rolls for an appetizer, portions are definitely large enough to share. Be sure to save room for desert, the sake poached pear was delicious. The only issue we had was my husband getting his appetizer before our drinks came and before my appetizer, which seemed odd. Second course arrived together as did deserts. Our server was attentive to drink refills and very pleasant. I will definitely come back."
Dined on 6/22/2013
Food quality was low. Seafood
didn't taste fresh, spice / flavor combinations just off and bland. Staff friendly though."
Dined on 6/22/2013
Went to dinner with a small group
-- food was great, but service was not. Happy hour at the bar is the way to go -- bartender was attentive, friendly, and quick to take your order. Seating us was an ordeal (even though we were one of 2 tables eating), the waitress was spacey, and the busboy took our food before we had finished eating. Overall, food was great, but the service can use some work."
Dined on 6/14/2013
My son and I really enjoyed every
part of the meal at a recent dinner in downtown DC. The menu was full of interesting choices. The nigiri sushi was terrific. The big-eye tuna melted in your mouth. The Mero main course was perfect, and the wrap-up with Chocolate and ginger souffle was a fitting touch on a perfect meal. What a winner!!"
Dined on 6/1/2013
Very cool atmosphere with multiple
levels. Great service and the food was also very good."
Dined on 5/14/2013
Fujimar has a delicious and yet
health menu and it's ideal for parties as you can have dinner and then stay for the club! Good service also."
Dined on 5/9/2013
I made a reservation for ten
people for a birthday dinner over a week in advance. When we got there, there was no hostess at the front. We flagged down a busboy who told us he would find the hostess. She came over and told me they don't take large reservations for Monday nights (so why did you take mine?). They haven't updated their OpenTable account and didn't bother to contact me in the week that they had my reservation to let me make other plans. Luckily, it was a Monday, so we walked to another restaurant that sat us within ten minutes. But this place clearly doesn't have it together."
Dined on 4/21/2013
Service was terrible. My party and
I had to wait 30 minutes for some water and over an hour for food. It got to the point that we didn't want to wait anymore so we cancelled our order."
Dined on 4/13/2013
OpenTable let us make a
reservation on a Monday, when apparently the restaurant is not open on those nights. We ate elsewhere."
Dined on 4/7/2013
One of the best sushi places in
town, the salmon is so fresh. I would highly recommend the volcano roll!"
Dined on 4/4/2013
Our server was great. The steak
with chili guru sauce was delicious and the cocktails were fun"
Dined on 4/4/2013
Had an absolutely delightful
dining experience at Fujimar, it was our first time at this restaurant during our Easter weekend visit to Washington DC. We ordered few dishes to share, including the scallops ceviche, grilled calamari, crab and tempura shrimp hand rools, the grilled brussel sprouts and beef empanadas. Every single dish was simply outstanding, wow! But hands don to the ceviche, w could have ordered every single ceviche dish from the menu, it was just out of this world! The ambiance is trendy with a bar on both floors. Location is great if you need to get there via Metro, and prices are very readonabl. We will certainly go back, highly recommend it!"
Dined on 3/29/2013
I had sushi and it was OK. Others
in my party were very happy with a rice dish they ordered in common. Based on my experience I would probably choose a different restaurant for sushi. Despite that the service was very good."
Dined on 3/23/2013
We had a bachelorette dinner ar
Fujimar Restaurant. There wasn't that many options on the menu. The cocktail drinks weren't that great."
Dined on 3/16/2013
Never have I been to a place this
bizarre. My girl friend and I got there and had a cocktail at the bar. The list was short (maybe 5 drinks) but good. My drink was great, I didn't like my dates, but she did and I suppose that is all that matters. We then we seated to eat. We were taken from this cool somewhat swanky area to the back room which I can only describe as a cafeteria. It was cold, unwelcoming and reminded me of the Roti where I sometimes eat lunch at work. This immediately put a damper on the evening. The sushi appetizer left no room for complaints, but it was by no means impressive. Next the main course, the most shocking part of the dinner, was EXCELLENT. I had steak, my date had salmon, we were both more than happy."
Dined on 3/14/2013
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The London-based Networked Neighbourhoods has released a set of extremely important studies on "the social impact of citizen-run online neighbourhood networks and the implications for local authorities."
This connects to the heart of the use of open government by the public - you need online public spaces where citizens in the context of governance (particularly with elected officials who can say, these are MY voters talking) are asking for information and generating new public opinion. These online spaces be they "community sites" or a dozen of the different technologies and approaches, are essential for everyday citizens to discuss government and broader community affairs. These exchanges generate general demand for and often specific requests for government information.
Also, from a DIY perspective, it is though these spaces that we see critical mass local adhocracy or coproduction opportunities emerge. (This what we see increasingly here http://e-democracy.org/nf at the neighborhood level.)
Very very in-depth - report links and my take on their work:
Included in the blog post above are updates on the proposed "Meet Your Neighbors Online Week" and the Neighborly nearest neighbors social networking idea.
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In the vein of Do-It-Yourself projects and community improvement, I think that the workshop series we are starting at the Green Institute will be great in educating homeowners and businesses about simple and practical ways to save energy.
Coming up we have:
This workshop will help homeowners choose the right option for improving the performance of their windows. Window restoration specialist Paul Schmidt of Twin Cities-based Restoration Window Systems will cover temporary or permanent fixes to reduce heat loss and air infiltration on existing windows, reversing the effects of deterioration on historic wood windows and making an appropriate window replacement. Mark your calendars for Thursday, March 4 from 6:30 - 8 PM at 2801 21st Avenue South, Minneapolis. RSVP to Agatha Vaaler (email@example.com 612.278.7142 ). Cost is $15, which can be paid at the door or in advance. Refreshments will be provided.
Hope you check it out!
If you have a moment to read and respond to this blog post at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, I would appreciate it. Part of the difficulty in getting open gov data is raising it to awareness as a priority.
Milwaukee County mapping site using copyrighted data
By Ben Poston of the Journal Sentinel
May. 26, 2009
Ok, so on 9th March, Transport Minister Stephen Joyce outlined New Zealand's infrastructure's current and future needs over the coming 20 years. Don't know about you, but I'm not prepared to wait for the creation of government-driven projects that try to solve questions that open technology can already answer.
How about approaching something simple for a starting point. Is there any way we can make sense of the jumbled mess of government websites - help communicate Wellington's services and culture in a joined-up way, so that people can actually get value from them?
Transit Television Network, a subsidiary of Torstar (owner of Canada's biggest daily newspaper), has filed for bakruptcy.
In Milwaukee and other cities where it set up on buses, TTV seems universally loathed for reasons mentioned by this LA blogger: http://metroriderla.com/2006/12/03/transit-tv-how-we-hate-thee/
Worst of all, TTV has been an infection in public space. As a local rider puts it, TTV content screams one message over and over: "You are a Bus Rider; You are a Loser. This xxxxxx will save you from your misery. $19.95 and operators are standing by." Or a free PC by giving up your phone number and checking account number. Or the scams that came to us with the SAME actor, different names for the scams, but just call 800 xxx xxxx and your life will be turned around -- $500,000 from your home in one month. No one in their right minds would call such a number but that shouting sent a clear coherent message: You Are A Loser. And that message has pervaded bus service for the last decade.
My question: is there any way the existing hardware might be repurposed by creative groups to have a more publicly edifying message?
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The possibilities of this forum are practically limitless - so let's start exploring them! While we haven't had a physical meet up (yet) this space can be a starting point for Twin Cities specific DIY ideas. Please, respond to this thread with
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#1939339 I hate to be correct
Posted by Lights CAM era Newton on 07 October 2012 - 10:37 PM
#1851877 Quotes you won't see on the huddle come Sunday morning
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#1652038 Sophomore Slump
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#1461093 I've had the worst nightmare last night
Posted by Lights CAM era Newton on 14 October 2011 - 03:49 PM
It was a game against Falcons and then everyone freaked out because Cam's leg just snapped and I freaked out and players on the field freaked out. And the team was done and everyone left
I can't believe Cam and this team is so deep in my subconscious
I also dreamed we beat Arizona in '08 so blah blah
I blame Debbie Downers here who cry when he does QB sneak on 1st and goal. Go fug yourself
If this happens, you will have cemented your spot next to Steve Bartman. I will not pity you!
#1311050 Exactly how i said it would go down
Posted by Lights CAM era Newton on 05 August 2011 - 03:10 PM
About two months ago, we got into an argument (BLEY, RAYZOR, IVAN THE A$$KI$$ER and a few others)
Where It was said I was so stupid, ignorant and uninformed about OUR team because I said we would not go after a BIG NAMED WR.
My belief that Gettis and LaFell along with our other WRs would be all we would need coming into the season. So unless you consider Naame a top flight WR...(which I also said we might go after a lower tier player) And being there really isn't any other TOP FLIGHT WRs left. I can pretty safely say I was right.
While being right isn't my point. Having a valid opinion and because it isn't what the majority agrees with doesn't mean I AM WRONG, STUPID, IGNORANT or MISINFORMED.
If you don't agree with me....that is your opinion but doesn't give you the right to call anyone names or anything else.
The majority of what has happened since the Lockout was lifted has gone pretty much the way I thought it would.. With the except of the TE situation.
Though I am sure your egos will prevent you from apologizing, not for your opinions, but for your rude and unnecessary insults.
Those of you that do...thanks
Those of you that don't... I WAS RIGHT,,, YOU WERE WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ummmmm Correction!
The Panthers did make fm offer to Santana Moss, believed to be a 3 yr deal worth 15mil, Washington matched the offer and Moss decided to return to the DC area.
And if that link doesn't tickle your fancy, google panthers offer moss.
Also looks like the FO tried to get Malcolm FLoyd on a lower contract. Oh, and boasting like you did, even if your we're right, which in this case you're clearly not, is just plain unprofessional.
Good day sir!
#1166779 Carolina Gets Cam n Aj Green ?
Posted by Lights CAM era Newton on 27 April 2011 - 03:19 PM
Yes as hopefully most of you know that steve smith most likely wants outta carolina i thought in my head and as much as i hate it i think we need to trade and my theory is that we get Cam Newton and Trade Steve Smith Possibly to Broncos John Fox or The Arizona Cardinal to get another Draft pick maybe #2 or #5 to get not only Cam Newton but also Aj Green or Julio Jones B/c if we get work a deal and would possibly trade are 3rd and 4th with Smith I honestly think it would be a done deal and we would have not only Top QB but also One of the 2 top WR ;)
Not now!! Not Never!! That's what i always say. :mad2:
#1165327 How hard is it to trade the number one pick???
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Does it make you nervous that Dmitri Sklyarov could get 25 years in prison just for writing code that hacked Adobe's eBook copyright protection? It's supposed to, Lawrence Lessig, Stanford University law professor warned a crowd of about 800 at LinuxWorld in San Francisco on Wednesday.
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"These are techniques designed to scare you away from innovating, … towards a space where you must get their permission first," Lessig said. Innovation — and the ways lawyers are working to inhibit it — was the theme of Lessig's 45-minute keynote talk at the Marriott adjacent to Moscone Convention Center. During it he didn't miss a chance to flatter his geeky audience, praising the Internet "you built" as a system that blended control at the physical layer with freedom at the content layer, resulting in "the most incredible explosion of creativity seen in 120 years." But that commons, and the innovation it inspires, is being chipped away by "my kind" — the lawyers that Lessig says he manufactures down at Stanford Law School.
This conflict is creating "a house divided," Lessig said, borrowing terms and imagery from the Civil War. The North — which in this case is Northern California, home of Silicon Valley — "believes in a free exchange of ideas." The South this time around is Southern California, home of Hollywood, which seeks perfect control over its copyrighted material. To use any of their material, Lessig said, you must travel down to "their plantation and seek permission from the master … If you develop technology that interferes with their right of perfect control, you will be punished."
Lessig doesn't seem like the type to shrink from this type of conflict, but the problem, he said, is that the more he talks, the less people listen to him — especially people in Washington, D.C. who might have the power to change things. "So I'm useless in this battle. … The problem is, you people, who surprised the world with this architecture of freedom, you sit silently while these changes happen."
He admitted it's not much fun to engage in this type of crusade, to preserve freedoms by wasting time talking to lawyers, conceding that it's "much more fun to blabber on at Slashdot." But the consequences are a loss of freedom and shrinking opportunities. He implored the audience to quit wasting time on "this ridiculous battle" between advocates of different open source models, and see the real threats posed by "my kind."
"I don't come here to be your friend. You shouldn't like me: I produce lawyers for a living," he said. "But it's your code, and you have to defend it."
Lessig said that while Hollywood deploys armies of lawyers and lobbyists to preserve its perfect control over content and distribution, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has trouble making its payroll. What are you doing to preserve the freedom to innovate?


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When someone loses their life to senseless violence in their communities, Rock Island 1st Ward Ald. Terry Brooks and East Moline 7th Ward Ald. Gary Westbrook take it personally.Both were re-elected April 7, and have vowed to spend their next city council terms working harder to stamp out violence in the areas they grew up in and now serve."A lot of these young people who have been killed, we know their families,' Ald. Brooks said. "I've coached some of these kids. It hits you at home.' "We don't have all the answers. But we're willing to get to work. You can't turn and be numb to it, because these are young lives."After tragic events last summer, including a double-murder in Rock Island and confrontation in East Moline that left one man dead and a police officer injured, the aldermen teamed up and began spreading their message: "Respect is Knowing Violence Is Not the Answer." "When those two young men got shot sitting in their car in Rock Island, it really bothered me to the point I couldn't sleep," Ald. Brooks said. "Then other kids I've known who have died came up in my mind."If we don't deal with what's happening, it's just going to continue to grow. If we keep looking the other way, it's going to get bigger. We have to get over being ashamed of what's happening and really deal with this problem with action."The cause is urgent, the men agreed."If there's not somebody getting killed, there's somebody getting shot. If there's not somebody getting shot, there's gunfire," Ald. Brooks said. "To solve that, elected officials like ourselves have to come up with ways to prevent this crime. It's not an impossible task."They have brought other elected officials, residents and groups on board -- such as state Senator Mike Jacobs, The United Way, and East Moline Mayor John Thodos -- and are using billboards, radio ads, T-shirts, caps and grassroots word-of-mouth to proclaim their anti-violence message throughout the Quad-Cities.They've been working since then to get their entire communities involved in stamping out violence, "from the bottom up.""It's a community-wide effort," Ald. Westbrook said. "If we can get the people who witness the violence, or know these kids, and perpetrators together in sharing information, talking about it and forming groups to reach out to help, that'll be the key to our success."Alds. Westbrook and Brooks have sought grant funding, attended seminars and visited other cities throughout the country, noting how others work to combat violence. And they've distributed more than 1,000 T-shirts and caps bearing their message. "If we keep putting it in their face, sooner or later, people will start listening," Ald. Brooks said. "I'd like to see every kid in the Quad-Cities have one of these shirts or caps and talking about respect and ways of not hurting someone." They've got the mayors from East Moline, Moline and Rock Island together to hash out proactive solutions, and hope to bring Iowa officials on board. Ald. Brooks has even written President Barack Obama about the issue."It's not about hats, T-shirts and slogans,' Ald. Westbrook said. "We need people to get active with what we're trying to do."Reaching out to young people has been the foundation of their efforts."When we were growing up, we could find work in the summer if we wanted a job," Ald. Brooks said. "Those things aren't readily available anymore, so now kids are just spending their time hanging out. "If we could get kids involved and even give them ways to make honest money, maybe we wouldn't have so many of them on the corners trying to hustle or defend their turf. Something is wrong with society when a kid thinks he can have a better future standing on the corner selling dope." For More Information, to donate or to find out how to support the "Respect is Knowing, Violence Is Not The Answer" campaign, e-mail Ald. Terry Brooks at email@example.com or Ald. Gary Westbrook at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Embarkation was less than 30 minutes from taxi drop-off to unlocking our balcony cabin. We've always been Princess fans and I couldn't understand the negative comments from other CruiseCritics but this time we experienced some of the issues first-hand. BTW, we're still Princess fans and have booked two future cruises. Most (if not all) of the problems arose because there are 3,000 passengers on a ship designed for 2,500. This creates crowding in all public areas, specifically the Horizon Court buffet and any performance venues. If you want a decent seat, take a book and plant yourself 30-40 minutes early. And plan your breakfast for off-hours when it's not so crowded.
We had a table for 2, early dining in the Boticelli dining room. The service was extremely slow and after the third night - when it took an hour and 15 minutes to get our entree - we didn't go back. Three strikes and you're out. The waiter seemed to be working very hard but there was no cohesive teamwork between him and his assistant. Enjoyed the Wheelhouse Bar pub-grub and Vines Wine Bar.
The Vista Lounge, present on many other Princess ships, has been superceded by Fusion Nightclub. The way it's arranged, it can't be used as a venue for the Capt. cocktail party (champagne only this time) or the returning cruisers' Capt. Circle parties. These were held in the Atrium and it just wasn't worth the crowding and hassle. We only dressed for one formal evening and plan to shun these events in the future. We also will stick to Princess' smaller ships unless it's an itinerary we can't refuse.
But all in all, we had a great cruise. The captain did an admirable job navigating thru 2 North Atlantic storms, one with 80 mph winds and 21 ft. seas. Luckily, we do not suffer from seasickness. We missed St. Johns, Newfoundland due to weather and this created 7 straight days at sea. Princess did a great job of scheduling a variety of movies during sea days in the Princess Theatre as a diversion.
Reykjavik, Iceland: Probably the highlight of our cruise. The ship has a "Golden Circle" bus excursion which we had signed up for. However, we didn't relish being stuck on a bus with 40+ people for 8.5 hours, so we decided to rent a car from Hertz at the regional airport. Great decision! We managed to see all the major sights in the Reykjavik area and had no problem navigating the roads. They were all paved but had no shoulders and we only saw one guardrail all day. The topography is pretty barren and created by volcanic activity. Thingvillir National Park is memorable for being able to walk down the tectonic plate between the continents of N. America and Europe. Also the site of the world's first parlaiment approx. 900 AD. The highlight was Gullfoss (Golden Falls) a spectacular waterfalls for which pictures do not do justice. The geyser area was not as impressive as Yellowstone's; however, Geysir is the namesake of all geysers throughout the world. There was some spectacular scenery in the highlands on the ride back to Reykjavik via Selfoss. We caught the last Hertz courtesy van back to the dock with minutes to spare. Would love to return to Iceland for a longer visit. Qaqortoq, Greenland. Never did we think we'd ever visit Greenland. The approach with a full moon and our first iceburg sighting of the day was quite memorable. We were tendered to Q-toq and (thanks to other CruiseCritic reviews) knew to hit the one and only gift shop first thing. We scooped up our souvenirs and spent the next 3 hours exploring. The houses are brightly colored and climb up and down the streets surrounding the harbor - and so did we. Quite different from any place we've ever visited. Mostly Inuits but some Danes and other Europeans as well. We had selected a nice French cabernet and some local beer at their grocery but were crestfallen to learn there are no liquor sales on Sunday. The sail-away down the channel was spectacular. At dinner, the Capt. announced that they had spotted a large iceburg 1/2 nautical mile away and he thought photos or videos would be a nice souvenir of Greenland. What a treat! It was a distance from the ship and was hard to estimate as to size but it was approximately half the size of the Emerald. We did a complete 360 around the iceburg so everyone could see. With the setting sun as a backdrop, it was quite a sight indeed.


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The Network is Down, and other things you don't want to hear in a disaster.
If you are a Systems Administrator, the refrain the network is down is routine. Depending on the sophistication of your users, it might be a more specific lament, such as the Internet is broken or email is unavailable. If you have really sophisticated users, you might actually get a real error message to work with. And if you work in a large organization, the level of sophistication could be all over the map. Computers and the associated networks have become so much a part of our daily life that when they are not available, everything grinds to a halt. But they have also become so user-friendly (to a point) that user training has been eliminated in most companies for all but the most sophisticated applications. End-users are expected to know how to use the standard suite of office automation applications. But rarely are they expected to know more than that. In fact, if you gathered ten random people in a room and asked how the information got from point A to point B, nine of them would look at you blankly and wonder why you were asking them such a technical question. This point was driven home to me in some reading I am doing. Cisco Press has released the third edition of Pricilla Oppenheimer's Top-Down Network Design. When it was first released, it was really the only reference implementation for good network design and the information in it has been updated to reflect the change in direction, and thus the need to rethink the preconceptions we have been building networks under in the new paradigm of the glass cloud we are moving into. But what got my attention was the section on Disaster Recovery. First, she asks this question:
Have you figured out what to do if the disaster involves a serious disease where the server and network administrators need to be quarantined?
If you are looking at this question and your first response is, "it will never happen," I would urge you to think again, especially if you are in line or senior management. As we consolidate, the skills sets are being consolidated and the jobs are being eliminated. If your IT shop is representative, more than half of the staff are gone. And that is after a period of downsizing where more than a quarter of the staff were let go since 2000. Or, to put it another way, a really bad cold could knock out your key people for several days even if they are not the ones who get sick! But the second point that really hit home was this:
Not only must the technology be tested, but employees must be drilled on the actions they should take in a disaster...people should practice working with the network in the configuration it will likely have after a disaster.... The drills should be taken seriously and should be designed to include time and stress pressures to simulate the real thing.
To put it another way, do your users know what their responsibilities are in the event that the network is down and how to do a little troubleshooting to help out? Most corporate disaster plans have a lot of magic happens here sections where the magic is to be filled in by the responsible department. And if you are the responsible person in that department, I am willing to bet that disaster, or continuity of operations planning, is hardly the top item on your to do list. In fact, I would be surprised if it even was on your to do list. Yet an emergency can strike at any moment, with or without a plan, and unless you are really a wizard, magic does not happen here. So I encourage you to do your part. You might not get the boss to agree to sending everyone to network training, but every little bit helps. And at the end of the day, it might actually make your job easier.
David Lane, KG4GIY is a member of Linux Journal's Editorial Advisory Panel and the Control Op for Linux Journal's Virtual Ham Shack
The most common complaint I get...
The most common complaint I get from users is:
User: The f*'ing computer is f*'ing f*'ed up! f*!
Tech: Can you be more specific?
User: It don't work!
Tech: What exactly doesn't work?
User: The f*'ing computer, man!
Tech sits at computer, tries everything he can think of. Internet is up, access to internal servers and databases are up, can print to local printer.
Tech: Everything works for me.
User: Bull sh*! Look-ee here!
User sits down, opens up the browser, goes to google, searches for "t*tties"
Computer: Dansguardian says "Access Denied"
Tech: Ah, I know how to fix that.
Tech goes to his office, pulls up the dansguardian log for that user, and sees tons of violations. Prints it out, gives to user's manager. Manager fires user. Problem fixed.
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Yes, I believe that monitoring is the best way to reach out the users and help support is a must. I am in favor on the idea that the employees must be drilled and they should know their responsibilities.
Our latest client lost all
Our latest client lost all his cnc plans for his aluminium radiators because they threw out their sever without backing it up. He thought everything was stored on the internet.
I totally agree with what you are saying. Unfortunately in a time of downtime users that are unaware of what to do during an outage. Tend to become a burden.
Very nice read!
Very nice read!
Gene Liverman is a Systems Administrator of *nix and VMware at a university.
Active monitoring is a must
Active monitoring is a must for networks that cant afford downtime but then again it comes down to costs and money involved in having it monitered actively
Very nice!
Very nice article! Other things to do is to have an really good monitoring, one thing in the enterprise business is that if your users know there is a problem it is already too late. In my company when there is a problem 90% of the time is spent in explaining "What is the issue" and 10% is spent in actually fixing the issue. Employers, please, please educate your users it will only help your company!
Net Down
My favorite was one of our department managers calling to say the "net" was down. It turned out the printer he was trying to print to was out of paper.
I dropped an 'r'
Sorry it distracted from the overall message.
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Not really...
I apologise. My comment was more in jest and I did mark it OT. While I am not a computer professional in the same sense as most of your readers (I'm just one of many scientists at this research centre who uses a variety of computers and software for materials research) I have done time as an unofficial (network + mail server admin + windows domain admin + client configurator + web master + Linux + ...) guy for our small lab intranet with ~ 70 users. So I do have appreciation for the overall message. BTW, you also dropped at least another one letter - an 'f' :-)
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of audiovisual equipment and small meeting rooms. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. 2 meeting rooms are available. This Saint-Denis hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff.
Campanile - Paris Nord - Saint-Denis Centre - Grand Stade is a smoke-free property.
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Bulldogs ready for playoffsFebruary 13, 2013, 3:24 pm by BurnetSports The varsity Bulldogs played their final regular season game on Tuesday night at Gatesville and will begin their playoff run early next week. As of Tuesday mornings presstime Burnet was sitting in second place with a 7-2 district record, just one game behind Liberty Hill at 8-1, and one game ahead of Gatesville at 6-3. Last week on Tuesday, Feb. 5 Burnet traveled to Lampasas and lost their second district game of the year, 40-26. Burnet held a 19-16 lead at the break but a low-scoring second half allowed the Badgers to take the lead and the game. Cory Cavender scored Burnets only bucket from the field in the third, while Chase Mardis added a pair of free throws and Derek Kiser hit one from the line for five in the period. Burnets offense continued to struggle in the fourth and the team only added two to their score off a Kiser shot. Kiser finished as Burnets leading scorer with seven in the game. He was followed by Jai Patel, six; Clayton Baumgart, five; Mardis, four; Jordan Barnard, two; and Cavender, two. |
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Audie Cornish talks with Mike Pesca about the success of rookie quarterbacks Robert Griffin III of the Washington Redskins and Andrew Luck of the Indianapolis Colts. On Monday night, Griffin led the Redskins in a victory over the New York Giants. Andrew Luck threw for a last second touchdown to beat the Detroit Lions on Sunday. The two were the top picks in last year's draft and both are leading their teams to substantial improvement over last season.
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From college football to the pros. This week, the frontrunners for NFL Rookie of the Year are putting on quite a show. Last night, there was quarterback Robert Griffin III leading the Redskins to a victory over the Giants.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #1: Redskins looking to take the lead. (Unintelligible) in the end zone. Touchdown Redskins.
CORNISH: And on Sunday for the Indianapolis Colts, it was quarterback Andrew Luck, living up to his number-one-draft-pick status.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #2: The final seconds. Luck steps. Luck a little flip. Donnie Avery, he's in, touchdown.
CORNISH: And so it's on. Who will win Rookie of the Year, Luck or Griffin? Joining me now to talk about both players is NPR's Mike Pesca. And, Mike, to start, how good are these guys?
MIKE PESCA, BYLINE: Well, I'm going to lay a couple of profound statements on you, and they're subjective but defensible. Here it goes. I would say that right now, Andrew Luck is the best rookie passer the NFL has ever seen. And I would say even beyond that right now, Robert Griffin III is simply the most exciting player in the game of football. That second statement a little harder to quantify, but he's electric, and Luck might be just as good.
CORNISH: But, see, Luck, Griffin; Griffin, Luck. I mean, how exactly is a voter to decide?
PESCA: Well, the voters will look at statistics, of course, and there's a trove this being sports, and that sport being football. Andrew Luck is on a pace to throw for 4,800 yards. Some perspective, Peyton Manning, the Indianapolis Colts quarterback who Luck plays in Manning's shadow, Manning never threw for 4,800 yards. Luck has 17 throwing TDs, five rushing TDs. There are some stats which don't favor him. He has a kind of low completion percentage, but a lot of that is the function of the offense he plays in.
He's been asked to throw the ball long more than any other quarterback in the NFL. RGIII's statistics are pretty much unblemished. He's one of the leaders in completion percentage in the NFL. He also has thrown for 17 touchdowns and six rushing. He's set the rookie rushing record for a quarterback. And like we talked about, Andrew Luck has been asked to throw long, RGIII not as much, but he's the most accurate thrower in the NFL on throws of 11 yards or more.
He has the most touchdowns of 40 yards or more. Of course, the voters who do the deciding will say, well, what about winning, and that's where these guys are just so unbelievably impressive. Luck took over a team that had two total wins last year. The Colts are now eight and four, and the Redskins, always irrelevant in the month of December, are right in the thick of the playoff race. They're six and six, and those accomplishments largely on the back of their young passer.
CORNISH: All right. But let's get past all the numbers here. I mean, what are the other factors - leadership, personality, anything else - that's going to sway the voters?
PESCA: These guys have it all. Of course, if you're so good on the field, you know, a lot of leadership qualities will be ascribed to you, but it seems real. Here's one stat: Andrew Luck just got passed by Robert Griffin III in the famous Dick's Sporting Goods Jersey Report where they rank who's selling the most jerseys. That's really important. And then there's the fact - and this was reported by Peter King and Sports Illustrated. If you tell Andrew Luck, if he says how you're doing and he - you say good. He'll correct you and say, no, actually, you're doing well. And remember, the guys who vote for the award are all AP writers, so he might get the grammarians' endorsement.
CORNISH: Mike, any other rookies having a stellar year that you want to mention?
PESCA: Well, Russell Wilson, who's the quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks. He's been having a great year. He's had a couple game-ending touchdowns, game-winning touchdowns, one last week against the Bears, an overtime, one that famous or infamous one that the referees blew the call right before the regular referees came back, if you remember that game in Green Bay.
Of course, you know, there's four more weeks left in the season. It doesn't seem that much. It is a quarter of the NFL season. And remember, the Rookie of the Year, they give one for offense and one for defense, that one really is wide open. A couple of people who may win it are Casey Hayward, a quarterback on the Green Bay Packers, or maybe Chandler Jones who's an end for the New England Patriots.
CORNISH: Mike, thank you.
PESCA: You're welcome.
CORNISH: That's NPR's Mike Pesca.
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A cold & dark & Naked Day on Nanticoke Creek. Somebody even snaked out the Large Tree trunk! A sunset looks good almost any time of the year. But december in Maine is pushing it. So was Howard's High Clouds. They are thick on the Horizon. Pearl Harbour day Tomorrow!
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Obama Event to Feature Rangers Great
At the White House tomorrow morning, President Barack Obama and government officials will pay tribute to the work sports industry leaders have done to reduce energy usage, and among those leading the event is New York Rangers legend Mike Richter.
Mr. Richter led the team to the Stanley Cup title in 1994 and is known as one of the stronger goalies in NHL history. Since then, he earned a degree from Yale with an emphasis on environmental policy and involved himself in various environmental advocacy organizations. And now, he will soon find himself at an official federal "Green Sports Event." Read More


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We seem to have a hard time putting together a meet. Maybe the location the past 2 years has been to far away for some members. Not real sure. I figure if we all(all active Ky members) post what county we are from we can try to find a central location for everyone for a meet. Just an idea. Post your county if you are interested.
Boone county here.
Can we try this? A simple yes or no answere. (even if you have never posted before)
Do you want a meet? Yes or no?


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JNI on Android
Why JNI
Long time I wanted to write about it. One of the hot topic on the Android mailing lists is JNI. JNI is the technology that allows to bind Java code with native code. In our case, this is going to be C/C++.
On Android, the Java VM (Dalvik) is not what you would call a performance monster. Even official presentations by Google agree with that. But what they also say, it's that you can use JNI if you want performances.
That is, write the hot parts in C or C++, and the rest in Java. And then interface both parts with JNI.