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35 NE 40th Street
Suite 101
Miami, FL 33137
Design District
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Oak Tavern Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(786) 391-1818
Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday 11:00am- 3:00pm
Lunch: Tuesday- Friday 12pm - 3pm
Happy Hour Daily: 4pm - 7pm
Dinner: Tuesday- Thursday: 6pm - 10:30pm, Friday 6:00pm - 12:00am, Saturday 6pm- 2am
Sunday: 6:00pm - 9:30pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
David Bracha
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
Live Music "Under The Oak" Summer Series from 11pm - 2am
Getting there
Public Transit:
Trolley stops in front and metro bus available close by.
Parking Details:
Street parking also available.
A word from Oak Tavern
A twist to American modern cuisine.
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Diner Reviews
Excellent service. Attractive
spot. Very interesting menu, outstanding Rabbit/ Will be going back."
Dined on 8/13/2014
Inventive fish dishes and very
lovely service. Went went on a quiet night but enjoyed being in this interesting neighborhood."
Dined on 8/10/2014
Excellent service. Attractive
spot. Very interesting menu. Will be going back."
Dined on 8/9/2014
I had tried to eat at this
restaurant a couple of times but was usually full when I had gone. This time I reserved. It had been recommended to me by friends. Ambience is nice inside and out. Took some visitors from out of town with us. The food was good but the service was extremely slow from the beginning. It took over 10 minutes for the waiter to come greet us and offer us something to drink. The drinks and appetizers were slow to come out. The music in the background was very loud. I was very disappointed. First and last time to visit this restaurant."
Dined on 8/6/2014
outstanding lamb...despite it
being slightly overcooked"
Dined on 8/5/2014
Miami is full of places for
tourists and I love finding places for locals. A friend recommended this restaurant even though she has only been there for happy hour and I'm glad she did. We went for brunch and I love it. All their meals have a twist, so foodies will love it. Me and a friend both ordered the eggs Benedict and they were delicious (a little spicy for me but I liked it anyway). The twist was kale and pulled pork. Simply amazing. My husband had the steak and eggs and he loved it. I only tried his potatoes and they were super good. For desert, we share the french toasts as the waiter suggested. They loved it, but I didn't because I don't like coconut, but that's just my personal taste."
Dined on 8/3/2014
Came for an early brunch this past
weekend, on a tip from Yelp, and was totally blown away. The service was superb, the servers extremely attentive (never was there a half-empty or warm glass of water) and knowledgeable about the food. The food was exceptional. Definitely get the sticky buns! Out of this world."
Dined on 8/3/2014
All the food was really good. The
Lamb Meatball was a little dry, but the flavors were all there. Amazing pasta small plates - the anglonotti and gnocchi were amazing!!! We also had the steak and scallop large plates -- divine! The suckling pig was good -- but not as strong as the steak and scallop entrees! I will be back -- wine list is fantastic and service was great! A must do -- and go to share -- you get to try more things that way!"
Dined on 7/30/2014
Food very good Service was not
good enough I like it"
Dined on 7/26/2014
We ordered all small plates and
shared among the 4 of us. Everything was great, priced well and good portions."
Dined on 7/26/2014
First time at Oak Tavern. We
showed up at about 9:30 for a 10:00 PM reservation and were greeted by two beautiful girls at the front desk - very friendly and accommodating. We were offered a table outside right away or wait for an inside table - we chose to wait and had drinks at the bar. Very friendly atmosphere and a great bartender. At about 10:15 we walked back to the front desk and they had a table ready for us - a great corner booth. The waitress was great, the food was eclectic and very well prepared. We had appetizers - the lamb meatballs and cod croquettes were wonderful, large plates - lamb chops and red snapper - and dessert - cherry pie - with a bottle of wine - highly recommended and not expensive either."
Dined on 7/19/2014
Since Michael's Genuine started,
quite a few restaurants have copied the concept, with more or less success. Oak Tavern is definitely a concept restaurant which does its job well. The ambience is clean and pleasant without overdoing it, service is impecable, and the food was very good. The apperizers are vey small, but delicious, and the entrees, albeit also on the small size, perfectly presented and quite filling. All in all a pleasant experience, with one little critic, if I may: why do restaurants in general, including this one, gouge its patrons with way overpriced alcoholic drinks? I know this is a great money maker, but if the prices were a bit more "reasonable" than the competition, more patrons would go and consume more!"
Dined on 7/19/2014
fresh ingredients, innovative
dishes, cool ambiance, great service - hands down the best place for brunch, lunch and dinner!! MY FAVORITE SPOT!"
Dined on 7/19/2014
the food was amazing the service
too i love that place."
Dined on 7/18/2014
We always feel good when we are
there. Great menu, tasty food, great atmosphere either inside or outside, and always great hospitality. Prices very reasonable. The kale salad was very tasty, as well as the octopus, sea urchin, sea scallops and salmon. Can't ask for tastier food. The biscuits are addictive! We have always found that the manager, Gary, to be extremely professional, sharp and very personable. We are looking foward to going back again."
Dined on 7/11/2014
Food service and ambiance, the old
Piccadilly place has been reborn and is top notch, service by our French waiter was fantastic, food was super!"
Dined on 6/29/2014
the food and service are
excellent. The pork and the short ribs are among the best I have eaten. The only thing to watch out for is that it can be a bit noisy..especially inside...if you want a quiet place, this is not for you."
Dined on 6/28/2014
This restaurant is a longtime
favorite of mine. The Pot de creme is something I talk about to everyone. I was a bit disappointed when I noticed that they had taken some favorites off the menu and limited the choices and raised the prices a bit. Also, the vegatarian options are a bit limited. I still love the place though and will have to return for the dessert and drinks"
Dined on 6/28/2014
Excellent food and reasonably
priced outdoor dinning spot. Well curated wine list and top pick from menu was the bone marrow. Definitely coming back."
Dined on 6/27/2014
Very noise beyond a level to have
a conversation with out yelling! Food tastes are good but our order was not all delivered Ordered wine was never delivered VERY DISAPPOINTING! There are a lot better places to enjoy a night out"
Dined on 6/21/2014
I have now been for brunch and
dinner and was not impressed. The descriptions sound better than the dishes. The prices are also a bit high for what you get. I ordered the veggie pizza and for almost $20 it's very small. The description had squash flowers and I didn't see any--just a ton of zucchini. The biscuits they give everyone are good. I remember my husband saying that the brunch portions were also not that big for the prices. The outside is great for outdoor dining and they seem to have a pretty extensive cocktail menu."
Dined on 6/10/2014
Tavern takes some of the favorites
and ups them. The pastrami is house made. The burger has an edge. Even the ketchup is homemade with its own distinctive flavor. Recognizable food with an unexpected twist. +1"
Dined on 6/10/2014
I've been several times for dinner
and happy hour and recently for brunch. All I can say is WOW. We had the deviled eggs, pancakes, eggs benedict, and smoked salmon. Every dish was perfect, had it's own uniqueness, and absolutely delicious. It was my friends' first time and they couldn't stop raving and wondering why they hadn't been there before."
Dined on 6/1/2014
We ordered the crab stuffed
omelette, oatmeal and chicken and waffles, lots of Bellini's and Mimosa's. The omelette and oatmeal was wonderful. The Bellini's and mimosas kept coming - wonderful. However the chicken and waffles was terrible. The waffle was so hard, it was like a brick and the chicken was extra greasy and tasted like it had sugar in it. It was quite disgusting. I pulled the chicken apart and tried to eat the inside but it still wasn't any good. So I sent it back. They did t take it off the ticket, but it's ok. The service was excellent, eclectic and wonderful server. The valet was excellent as well. We sat outside and it was like an English garden scene....great....would've been perfect if my meal was good."
Dined on 5/25/2014
This was not my first time for
brunch but it will be my last! Food was very disappointing. Ordered two sticky buns and when the waitress brought them it looked liked one was half eaten. The burratta appetizer was so small it was only enough for one! Eggs were overcooked. Brought my son from out of town here to eat and I was very disappointed. Have dinner plans to entertain here in a week but not sure now. "
Dined on 5/18/2014
We were looking for a place to
have a late night dinner after the theater in downtown. So happy we found Oak. We tried a number of the appetizers, never even got to trying the meals. The Octopus a la plancha was fantastic, and there is no way to adequately describe how good the bacon marmalade and blue cheese toast tasted."
Dined on 5/16/2014
Excellent service and some serious
standout dishes."
Dined on 4/28/2014
A bit out of the way location, but
worth the search. Very Good Food. Nice wait staff (Angelica). Totally enjoyable. Very nice looking decor."
Dined on 4/27/2014
I reported these people to the
Health Department. I ordered the coconut crusted French toast with bananas, whipped cream and chocolate shavings. My daughter and I were enjoying it, it was delicious....until I bit down on something hard which was so strange because this was melt in your mouth French toast, nothing hard about it. I pulled the hard object out of my mouth and it turned out to be a large piece of broken glass! I was completely freaked out and didn't trust or want to eat any more of the food. Both the waiter and manager were very blasé when I told them about the glass, as though all they'd done was serve me a dish that didn't taste good. I understand things break, mistakes happen but the blasé attitude was like this was normal."
Dined on 4/20/2014
This place has a Greenwich Village
vibe and great food."
Dined on 4/19/2014
Had been wanting to try this
restaurant for a while and finally went for lunch to celebrate a friend's birthday. My tuna with salad was simply awful. Greens were oversaturated with oil and the tuna was overly spiced with a very unflavorful marinade. Bread was burnt and greasy. My friend said the halibut was good. The only saving grace was the coconut sorbet for dessert. Server was attentive. Way too expensive for the quality of the food. Would definitely not go back."
Dined on 4/14/2014
The food pairings were spot on and
they accommodated any needs we had in regards to food choices. Great experience."
Dined on 4/11/2014
Oak Tavern has a really nice
brunch. Probably the best pancakes I have ever had!"
Dined on 4/6/2014
We enjoyed excellent food from a
really great server, would recommend! Mostly local vegetables, fish and other ingredients. Very nice chef-inspired menu."
Dined on 4/4/2014
We came here with our friends
visiting from France. They loved the place....great food and wonderful service. If you can make the French happy with a restaurant, you are clearly doing something right. They loved the friendly staff and service. We started with the charcuterie platter; and the table ordered a couple of burgers, two salmon and risotto plates and the sea scallop plate. Finished with inventive desserts. The wine list is short but well balanced. We picked the Bianchi Petite Sirah, which perfect for the variety of dishes. And again, our friends thought the wine was spectacular. Between the River and Oak, you can't go wrong. Keep it up the good work David."
Dined on 3/27/2014
been several times. outdoor garden
is beautiful. much quieter than inside.food very nice, this visit the service was poor. very slow. forgot our order. brought 2 of one entree and forgot the other. by the time they brought the correct one, everyone else had finished eating. we had to Constantly ask for utensils. we took friends who had never been there and I felt bad that the service was so poor. we were a big group so the tip was added automatically..."
Dined on 3/22/2014
Great casual dining. Imaginative
selection of small and large plates. Casual setting, delicious and tapas-driven, and fairly reasonable pricing. Nice selection of craft beers and good off-the-track wine list. So much change in the Design District, yet Oak remains a stalwart."
Dined on 3/22/2014
Everything was perfect. Food,
waiter, excellent service. They did forget two appetizers but we didn't care."
Dined on 3/21/2014
The scrambled egg bacon truffle
oil pizza is amazing. Coconut French toast w bananas and rum sauce serves as a to-die-for brunch dessert. So many more interesting choices than any other brunch!"
Dined on 3/16/2014
Food, service and atmosphere were
all very nice and I would definitely go back. We went for lunch on a lovely day and sat outside, which was perfect for our out-of-town guests. I look forward to trying out dinner. Oak tavern was recommended to us and we were not disappointed!"
Dined on 3/14/2014
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Huge Obama Swiftboater Coverup Underway
by blues, Wed Apr 30, 2008 at 09:01:15 AM EDT
Sure, the propaganda media organs have tried to make this Jeremiah Wright thing into a monster. Most people I know just are not concerned about this absurdly overblown Jeremiah Wright frenzy. Most people do not even have much faith in the propaganda media organs anymore. Then there is this:
Published: Tuesday April 29, 2008
Paper: Hillary supporter organized Wright event
"A former editorial board member at USA Today, she runs something called Reynolds News Services and teaches ministry at the Howard University School of Divinity," he adds. "It also turns out that Reynolds - introduced Monday as a member of the National Press Club "who organized" the event - is an enthusiastic Hillary Clinton supporter.
On a blog linked to her Web site- www.reynoldsnews.com- Reynolds said in a February post: "My vote for Hillary in the Maryland primary was my way of saying thank you" to Clinton and her husband for the successes of Bill Clinton's presidency.
The same post criticized Obama's "Audacity of Hope" theme: "Hope by definition is not based on facts," wrote Reynolds. It is an emotional expectation. Things hoped for may or may not come. But help based on experience trumps hope every time."
In another blog entry, Reynolds gives an ever-sharper critique of Obama: "It is a sad testimony that to protect his credentials as a unifier above the fray, the senator is fueling the media characterization that Rev. Dr. Wright is some retiring old uncle in the church basement."
One comment on her blog:
April 30, 2008 12:44 AM
Curt said...
I don't know you, and I have never heard of you until recent times. But I must say your crafty, but yet vindictive actions pertaining to the "timely" function by the National Press Club was totally gratuitous!
You, especially with your stature and religious background, should be ashamed of yourself!
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Why The Silence From Reynolds And Clinton Regarding Wright?
What I expected to see was a swift denunciation from the Clinton campaign regarding any arrangements in relation to the public back stabbing Wright performed on his old friend (Barack's term for Wright not too long ago, not mine). What we have seen instead is dead silence from the Clinton campaign and Barbara Reynolds, the person who orchestrated the big media event at NPC with Wright:


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---- — WINDSOR -- The Windsor Blue Devils had seen this play out before against St. Anthony.In the game between the two schools last month, Windsor jumped out to a pair of early leads only to see them slip away in a loss. So when the Blue Devils' 6-0 lead in the fourth inning evaporated to a 6-4 lead, they took matters into their own hands and bashed their way to an 11-5 win and their first-ever appearance in the NTC title game.The bats were on display all day, from the top of the lineup with Dani Bell and Lindsay Floyd, to the ninth hitter Bayleigh Tabor."We played one of the best games we've played all year," said Windsor coach Brian Lee. "Physically, we know we can play with St. Anthony, now mentally we've got to go out and get the job done. Finally, we did."The second-seeded Blue Devils will advance to play either Altamont or Stew-Stras. Half of the NTC games were rained out Friday, leaving the other semifinal to be played Monday and the title game being pushed to Tuesday.Windsor (11-6) used patience early, drawing five walks in the first three innings on its way to six runs. Maggie Reed had an RBI single in the first inning, but the Blue Devils left the bases loaded. Whitney Kuhl drove in a run in the second with a bloop single to put Windsor up 2-0.But the third inning was the big inning. Tabor, Bell and Floyd all had RBI singles off Meghan Woltman and Makayla Walsh, and Bell made it 6-0 with a steal of home. She briefly left the game with an injury but returned. St. Anthony responded with four in the fourth, benefitting from two Windsor errors. Paige Koester reached on an error, and scored on a Morgan Gardewine infield single with a throwing error. From there, Walsh drove in a run with an RBI single, Kate Richards had an RBI double and Woltman drove in a run to make it 6-4. Windsor squashed the comeback in their half half of the fourth. The Devils drew three walks, the last being a Tabor bases-loaded walk to score a run. Floyd and Kuhl each had two-run singles after that, pushing the lead to 11-4. "We got five runs, that should be enough to win a game," said St. Anthony coach Crystal Tipton. "But when you have eight walks and three errors, that's not going to produce a win against a team like this."The Bulldogs didn't threaten again, scoring its lone other run in the seventh on a Megan Nuxoll double. Woltman took the loss, going 2.2 innings and allowing six runs on seven hits. Walsh allowed five runs in relief, finishing the other 3.1 innings.Nuxoll went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI. Walsh, Richards and Woltman all went 1-for-3 with an RBI, and D.J. Brummer went 1-for-3 as well."We're going to see them again," Tipton said. "They're a good team, but we play our game and I think we can come out and beat them. The girls need to know we've already beat them and keep our heads high."Floyd got the win for the Blue Devils, pitching a complete game and allowing four runs in the process. She allowed six hits and struck out four.Bell was 3-for-5 with a double, an RBI and the steal of home. Kuhl was 3-for-3 with three RBIs and a two walks, Floyd was 2-for-4 with three RBIs, Tabor drove in two and Kassy Strowmatt walked three times. "Today, everybody came ready to play," Lee said. "When we needed a base hit, someone came through. The girls seemed to turn it on."St. Anthony (10-7) will play the loser of Altamont/Stew-Stras Tuesday, and the site will depend on who wins. Windsor will look for its first-ever conference crown on Tuesday at Beecehr City High School, against the Indians or the Comets.
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Charles Edward and Carol Jean (Johnson) Mayo of Plainfield will soon mark their 50th wedding anniversary.
The couple is being feted at a reception from 1 to 4 p.m. June 3 at Hendricks Power Cooperative in the banquet room.
Mr. Mayo is a retired truck driver. He is a member of Eagles and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Mrs. Mayo is a bus driver for the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township. She is a member of the Red Hat Society.
They are the parents of Shelley (Mayo) and John Schrader of Danville, Miley (Mayo) and Ed Price of Clayton, Kelley (Mayo) and Rob Franklin of Danville, Kimberley Mayo of Plainfield, and Chuck Mayo of Plainfield. They have nine grandchildren: Travis and Ashley Schrader; Shantel (Price) Sifuentes; Jake and Joe Price; Dustin, Kalah, and Kacey Franklin; and Zyon Mayo. They have one great-grandchild -- Matthew Brock Price.


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Phillies Starting Pitcher Roy Halladay has announced that he will retire as a Blue Jay.
Halladay has confirmed that he will have a press conference to announce a one-day contract with the Blue Jays.
Holiday played for the Phillies from 2010 to 2013. He started his 16 year MLB career at the Toronto Blue Jays, playing there from 1998 to 2009.
Halladay's career stats are as followed: 3.38 ERA; 203-105 W-L; 2117 SO; 1.18 WHIP. For the 2013 Phillies season, Halladay is 6.82 ERA; 4-5 W-L; 51 SO; 1.47 WHIP.
Former teammates have reacted to Halladay's retirement announcement.
"He was one of the best competitors who ever played this game and taught everyone around him to prepare the right way in order to be the best," said Cole Hamels.
"In my eyes, the game just lost the best pitcher of the last 10 years," said Kyle Kendrick.
"I'm honored to have had the opportunity to watch him pitch for four years," said Chase Utley.
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Oracle has launched its new Sparc T4 processor, along with new hardware that it hopes will turn up the heat on server rivals Hewlett-Packard and IBM.
CEO Larry Ellison was, as usual, in feisty form when he took to the stage at Oracle's headquarters Monday to launch the products. He made several bold performance claims and said he's "looking forward" to competing for IBM's customers.
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The T4 is the latest addition to the Sparc processor family developed by Sun Microsystems, which Oracle acquired last year. It has eight processor cores, down from 16 in the T3, but each core runs at up to 3GHz, compared to the T3's 1.65Ghz. That helps gives the T4 five-times the single-threaded performance of its predecessor, according to Ellison.
The Sparc T4 is available now in standard rack and blade servers, priced from US$16,000 to $160,000. It will also be used in the Sparc SuperCluster, a high-end system that will pack 1,200 CPU threads in a single system the size of a server rack.
Oracle still won't give pricing for the SuperCluster, which it first talked about last year. Nor would it give a firm ship date, although John Fowler, executive vice president for Oracle's systems group, said in an interview that the product will be out by the end of the year.
It's similar in some ways to Oracle's Exadata Database Machine and Exalogic Elastic Cloud. In all three cases, Oracle says it has tightly engineered the server, storage and network components to optimize performance, and integrated its software on top of that.
But while the Exalogic system is for running middleware and the Exadata machine for data warehousing and online transaction processing, the SuperCluster is designed for general purpose computing, including standard enterprise resource planning applications.
The machine includes four Sparc T4 server nodes, each with four sockets; Infiniband switches; ZFS storage appliances; and Oracle's Exadata storage servers. It can be purchased in a half rack configuration, or as a full rack with 4TB of DRAM and up to 198TB of hard disk space.
Up to eight racks can be linked together with a single system image, Ellison said. "This is a very big machine," he said.
Some of the components overlap with those in the Exadata Database machine. But the SuperCluster has less of Oracle's specialized database storage servers and adds standard storage instead. It also devotes more space to compute power.
"You can add more Exadata storage cells in a second rack if you want to ... but the original rack trades a certain amount of Exadata storage for general storage, to be a more general purpose system," Fowler said in the interview.
"If you're going to run just the Oracle 11 database, Exadata is definitely the product for you. ... But if you want to run PeopleSoft or SAP or homegrown applications in the same cluster, you could do that with the SuperCluster but not with [the Exadata Database machine]," he said. "That's the simplest way to define the difference."


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Bravado, doing the pillar on the left is separated from Fafnir. It had to have had a different finish.
interesting, we wound up going up the pillar and then traversing right over thin ice and mixed terrain. i think we might've linked back up with the regular finish but it's hard to say.


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A search is underway Thursday after two gunmen fatally shot a man in front of a home.
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Dental Pipeline serves low-income San Franciscans
San Francisco's low-income residents still face an oral health crisis more than a decade after the U.S. surgeon general called America's poor oral health conditions a "silent epidemic." The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation responded in 2001 by creating the Dental Pipeline program in 23 cities across America, including San Francisco.
Locally, the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry at the University of the Pacific operates Dental Pipeline. The site has succeeded in executing the program's two-prong strategy of both increasing the number of students of color enrolled in dental school and the amount of time dental students spend providing care in community clinics.
"A number of barriers prevent low-income residents in San Francisco from getting dental care, including the shortage of practioners willing to take Medicaid," comments Dr. Paul Glassman, professor of Dental Practice and director of Community Oral Health at Dugoni.
According to the U.S. Department of Health Resources and Services Administration, the ratio of San Francisco's population to the number of dentists is 5,000 to 1. The federal government considers San Francisco a Dental Health Professional Shortage Area.
"By extending student rotations in community clinics, we are able to expand the safety-net to reach children and adults who otherwise might not have received dental care," says Glassman about Dental Pipeline.
Nearly half of America's dental schools participated in Dental Pipeline, which ended last July for most of the program's sites. The Dugoni School continues to operate the program with funding from The California Endowment.
To learn more about the Dugoni School's oral health services in the community, call (415) 929-6501.
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Guard Lauren Pellowski (Jr., St. Paul, Minn. Tartan HS) helped the Falcons to a perfect start to their 2009-10 season with three wins last week. Pellowski, 5-6, led the team in scoring in an 82-53 win over Martin Luther and a 78-61 win over Viterbo. She scored a career-high 16 points at Martin Luther and 15 at Viterbo. She shot 16-25 (.640) from the field, including 6-9 (.667) from three-point range. She was a perfect 4-4 from the line for 42 points. She also had seven rebounds, four assists and one steal in 51 minutes of playing time. She leads the Falcons in scoring averaging 14 points a game
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17-05-2012 4:05
I have updated the phone twice and find that whilst watching netflix, as it is the only audio program I use regularly, I seem to launch the voice command window every minute or so and is sits there waiting for a voice prompt. I have reproduced this many many times while watching video. IT does not do it whilst headset is used or Bluetooth headset. So I agree the windows button is the most likely candidate due to its close location to the speaker.......
Fix Nokia ? I am testing it with the capacitive screen protector off. Seems that it may be a problem. It is the one ATT pushes. The one that can be removed and cleaned many times and does not really stick to the screen.
So sensitivity is at play here, and the screen protector you use may be at fault..
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Can't be the main issue. I don't have a screen protector.
The protector might be a catalyst to the problem, but it is not the cause.
17-05-2012 4:31
Nice thought, but I had this problem since day one. I have never used a screen protector.
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I bought two 900's at launch (for the wife and I)...
My wife's Cyan 900 had the capacitive button problems when playing most types of Audio... Took it to AT&T store, 10 minutes later walked out with a new phone and have never had the problem since.
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Can the Nokia representative(s) who was monitoring this thread please give an indication to us that this issue has not been ignored? Please just say anything, even if there is no news... It will help to know that you have not forgotten about us just to know that something is progressing on this. I don't require a solution right this second, but I do require some communication as to the progress of this investigation.
21-05-2012 22:52
I had to send mine into Nokia, because I waited too long to take it back to AT&T. I just received the phone back today. Nokia replaced it with a new phone. the said in a emclosed letter "Our Technicians found an issue with your phone that required us to replace it"
So far the replacement phone works perfectly.
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I had the same problem with my Lumia 900. The buttons would not respond as they should when listening to music. It would constantly give me the task list when tapping the back button or go into voice command when hitting the Windows button. I eventually went back to the AT&T store to replace the phone, not knowing what the cause of the problem was. I was able to reproduce the problem at the store and got a replacement on the spot.
I orignally thought it had something to do with heat build up or a faulty board as it would sometimes respond after I slapped the back a few times. Now I realize it does appear to have something to do with the speaker as I am having similar problems with the brand new replacement phone I received. After reading this thread, I've found that when listening to audio via headphones, I don't have the problem. I tried it with Netflix and have the same issues. Knowing it has something to do with sound, it's now something that I can reproduce regularly even with my new phone.
Is there a possible fix or is this going to be a lost cause? I'm grateful for the $100 credit from Nokia for being an early adopter but even with that, I'd like to have a working phone and would rather go back to my working Samsung Focus and not be subjected to being a "smartphone beta tester" and being locked into the new contract when upgrading to the Lumia 900. I really hope this can work out.
22-05-2012 18:24
just keep exchanging it until you get a phone without the problem. I've had my replacement phone now for over a month without an issue.
22-05-2012 20:42
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I ended up returning mine as I was running into weird cellular data connection issues, even post update. The first phone was a non-green dot, and the new one is a green dot Lumia 900.1 - which does not have the capacitive button issue.
But... now I have the purple tint (minor annoyance) and the camera rattle on vibrate (horribly annoying).
What a pain in the butt.
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In a distributed system, the same piece of data is usually replicated to multiple machines. When you update that piece of information on one of the machines, it may take some time (usually milliseconds) to reach every machine that holds the replicated data. This creates the possibility that you might get information that hasn't yet updated on the replica. In the old relational world, this conundrum comes very close to what we call a "dirty read."
This approach can present its own set of challenges at times, but the point is that eventual consistency is a different issue than the consistency definition you find in ACID. In order for developers to appropriately manage this new dynamic, it's important that they not confuse the two definitions.
Misconception No. 4: Databases and applications have a 1:1 relationship, so it's either/or between relational and NoSQL technologies
Years ago when we wrote applications at much smaller scale, life was easy: We picked a database, wrote our application, and were done. In fact, a single database system such as an Oracle instance would often house multiple schemas that represented different applications.
Today's applications are much more sophisticated. The idea of running a single database technology for a datastore is passé. A few years ago, Martin Fowler highlighted a trend called "polyglot persistence" that is now the normative architecture for modern applications. Virtually every customer I talk to houses a services layer between multiple database technologies and the app they power. This trend has established itself firmly in the real world. Polyglot persistence allows us to use the right technology for the right workload inside an application, which can pay huge dividends and enable functionalities not possible in a 1:1 schema.
Misconception No. 5: NoSQL databases are for "Web scale" applications only; everything else uses ACID-compliant technology
Some people believe that only a niche subset of applications require scalable, distributed databases. If you stop and think about it, how many developers today build online applications that don't keep "Web scale" in mind? It's like saying, "Only a small number of cars require the speeds necessary for highway travel."
That may have been true when only a few highways existed, but now they are part of everyday travel. The same is true for Web-scale applications. Given the always-connected nature of endpoints -- whether they are users, devices, or sensors -- what other kind of online application would you write? When are performance and availability not a high priority?


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"Sex life" was a redundancy for Vicki Morgan.
Her life was sex.
Even as a willowy teenager, she exuded a sensuality that led men to dismiss reason and do things they shouldn't.
Her first lover was a young man who left her pregnant at age 16.
This sort of thing was still a family scandal in 1968 in her hometown of Montclair, Calif., so Vicki was spirited away to St. Anne's, a Catholic maternity home for girls in Los Angeles.
Her life was more than half gone by the time her son was born.
In her final, frantic 14 years, Morgan became a professional mistress — and a headline waiting to happen. If she was going to have sex anyway, she seemed to conclude, it might as well be with someone wealthy.
She bedded both men and women, including a movie star or two, a Moroccan king and a Saudi princess, according to accounts she gave to journalists, biographers and in a court deposition.
She wed three times, but marital status was irrelevant.
She was a fabulously promiscuous nymph of the swingin' '70s. She tried it all, from group lesbianism to S&M to more traditional heterosexual hedonism.
She rarely worked, yet she lived at some of the most luxurious addresses in Los Angeles.
Morgan blanched at the notion that she was a high-priced hooker.
But as one of her lovers put it, she lived a life "of guilty compromise, a dishonorable truce between money and conscience."
Amid her many romantic entanglements, Morgan for 12 years was the mistress of Alfred Bloomingdale, a scion of the department store family, founder of a groundbreaking credit card firm and a member of Ronald Reagan's "kitchen cabinet."
His wife, 'Best-Dressed' Betsy Bloomingdale, was Nancy Reagan's closest friend.
The long-lived affair blew up into front-page headlines just months after Reagan was elected. With Alfred Bloomingdale on his deathbed with cancer, Mrs. Bloomingdale cut off Vicki Morgan's monthly love money.
She responded with a palimony suit that, even in those pre-tabloid days, kept the newspapers filled with blue prose and kinky details for months.
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It may not enjoy the same level of attention as other heavyweight web browsers, but there's still a lot to like about Opera. But in recent years it's lost its mantle as a true pioneer among web browsers, and that may have led to this, a complete reboot rather than a major update.
Opera 15 (and now 22) represented a completely new browser, which is why Opera hasn't yet abandoned its immediate predecessor, with the Opera 12.x series still being maintained for users unhappy at switching to a new browser where many favourite features are missing - some of which, like the mail client (now a standalone product), won't be making a return.
The reboot has been prompted by Opera's decision to abandon its own proprietary web rendering engine (Presto) in favour of Google's open-source Chromium engine. Fire up Opera for the first time, and it's apparent that major changes are afoot.
The user interface has been rebuilt from the ground up, designed to integrate more deeply with the OS it's running and provides a more modern, sleek look compared to previous Opera builds. Another visible change is the implementation of a unified address and search bar, echoing that found in Chrome and Safari as opposed to the separate bars still used by Firefox.
The Speed Dial page has also been improved, with users now able to file shortcuts into folders (simply drag one on top of another to create a folder). A new search field also provides users with a quick and easy way to filter Speed Dial entries. The move signals Opera's intention to merge Speed Dial shortcuts and bookmarks into a single entity.
Two new features added to Opera are Discover and Stash. Discover provides users with a place where they can set localization and other preferences in order to be fed relevant content – including news – from a single place.
Meanwhile, Stash is designed to make comparing websites easier by allowing users to press a heart button in order to collect together a group of related sites for comparing. Users scan quickly scan the Stash via a resizable page preview, or search all sites within the Stash using keywords.
Surprisingly, the new Opera 15 shipped with some major features not in place: there's no bookmarks support outside of Speed Dial (existing users should use the Bookmark Importer option under the "More tools" menu to convert their Opera 12 bookmarks to Speed Dial entries in version 15), while feeds support and site preferences are also missing, along with the popular sidebar.
How many of these will eventually make a return is as yet unclear, but Opera has already indicated its willingness to listen to user feedback, so the more popular a feature, the more likely it is to return at some point.
What's new in Opera v23 (compared to the previous v22)?
- Tidied the combined search and address bar to contain just a single heart, which triggers a sub-menu for choosing to add a page to Speed Dial or to access the Stash feature or bookmarks bar.
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Lynchburg, VA - Lynchburg's Miller Center is closing down temporarily for renovations.
Starting December 31, the administrative offices will be relocated to temporary quarters throughout the city. The office will reopen at those temporary locations on January 2.
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2704 Concord Turnpike (the former Region 2000 Administration and Shop Buildings)
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The Parks and Recreation Department's Customer Service Desk, administrative staff, Parks and Recreation Director, Parks and Trails staff, and the Special Events Coordinator will be located at this address.
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State homestead protection laws help prevent people from becoming homeless in the event of a forclosure or change in economic stature. Specifically, these laws allow individuals to register a limited portion of their property as "homestead" and generally off-limits to creditors. Unlike laws in many other states, Texas homestead laws don't state a maximum value that may be designated "homestead."
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OMAHA (KPTM)- Some businesses in Midtown say they're seeing more counterfeit cash.Some are catching the bad bills, but there a ways you can prevent ending up with one.
Business comes easy at Jimmy John's, with quick service and reasonable prices. But as quickly as the food goes out, comes the chance for bad bills to come in. "You've got to be more cautious definitely," Cameron Markey said.
The Jimmy John's at 40th and Dodge hasn't had a problem yet with counterfeit cash, but they're on the watch after their business neighbor, Bucky's has. Employees there say they've been catching more fake bills recently than ever.
"And then I heard it also with a couple other Jimmy John's stores around the city had a lot of problems with counterfeit money when they deposit it at the banks." Counterfeit cash made by bleaching the number off of smaller bills and re printing them with a bigger number.
Experts say it's most common to turn a $5 into a $50 or $100 to get as much genuine money as possible as cash back. "The store eats it out of the profit unfortunately the bank doesn't just take it for us, its just on us, that's the cost of doing business, " John Gutsmiedl with the Secret Service said.
It is a problem that is usually only caught once the customer is out the door. That's why Markey bought counterfeit pens just a of couple weeks ago. "We always have at least one and usually a second one. We just keep them up here when ever someone drops a ten or twenty, just check them out."
But experts say sometimes the pen won't catch bleached money. The money is real, but just has a fake number. "We don't see it as much as some of the other counterfeits because it does take some time to do, there's a lot of prep times."
But it doesn't take much time to catch it by looking for the security thread or making sure the numbers on the line match the value of the bill. Or you can match the watermarks with the portrait on the bill. Experts say if customers know how to catch a bad bilk they can avoid being given bad money from a business accidentally.
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LIFE drawing is one of the oldest and most traditional forms of art lessons, and it is still proving popular in Oxford.
Artist Francis O'Neill runs life drawing sessions at Magdalen Road Studios which are open for people of all abilities.
The artist, who lives in Jericho, is pictured drawing life model Adam.
He said: "I've been running these since about 2009, and they're usually well-attended.
"I try to get a variety of models so there's always something new to do, but when people are working on longer projects we get the same person to come in several times."
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Penn State University kicker/punter Matt Marcincin decided to leave the team on Thursday due to personal reasons, according to Centredaily.com.
The redshirt freshman joined the team last year after scoring 156 points in his career at Blair Academy, a prep school in New Jersey. Marcincin is the second member of the team to leave this week as wide receiver Shawney Kersey also stated that he needed to step away due to personal reasons.
Marcincin's decision only continues a tumultuoues week for Penn State kickers as the team's starer Sam Ficken missed four field goals and had an extra point attempt blocked in the university's frustrating 17-16 loss at Virginia on Saturday. Marcincin did not have a chance to kick in the game.
According to head coach Bill O'Brien, leg strength is the only reason Ficken is the starter. He also stated that the kicker position is a job that can be won on a weekly basis.
The team plans to hold walk-on tryouts next week. Ficken is currently the only kicker listed on the team's depth chart this week.
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President honors Bartlett's generosity which 'knows no bounds'
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