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The 2005 Golden Globe nominations for Best Actor in a Drama Series boasted a truly scary line-up. Michael Chiklis as The Shield's Vic Mackey, Denis Leary as Rescue Me's Tommy Gavin, Julian McMahon as Nip/Tuck's Dr Christian Troy, James Spader as Boston Legal's Alan Shore... You'd have to trawl pretty deep to dredge up a bigger collection of vicious, amoral, self-serving monsters. None of 'em bagged the gong, though - the award was picked up by one of the ballsiest grotesques ever squeezed into the small screen, Deadwood's Al Swearingen, played with magisterial, demonic brutality by the artist formerly known as Lovejoy, one Ian McShane.
The unofficial ruler of the lawless mines, whorehouses and saloons of an 1870s town, Swearingen is a towering, foul-mouthed tornado of awe-inspiring vitriol. He has to be, otherwise he'd be in danger of getting lost among the gallery of freaks and weirdos who populate the only show capable of making The Sopranos look like Everybody Loves Raymond.
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The only word to describe that is awful. Actually, no that's not strong enough. God awful.
What exactly is he going to teach Sanchez? How to suck?
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A new software application was recently released that enhances the magicJack users experience by adding key features. Some of the features are extended ring tones(you can set up it for more than 4 rings), call blocking based CID, do not disturb(calls goto VM immediately).»magicjackbeans.com/
After reading the Terms and Conditions, there is no way in hell I would even consider buying this. As I read it, even if it causes damage, you sue and win, you still agree not to colect the judgment.Ron
I have been using magicbeans for a week now and I have to say it's not a bad deal. It adds some nice features to MJ and I have not had any problems with it on either of my computers. The call block features work nicely and it's a breeze to install. It just makes me wonder why MJ would not want to come up with a program like this to sell on their own as an extra add on to MJ. I have to give these guys credit for making a good program that works and gives MJ features now that Vonage doesn't have yet. I look forward to any future updates with more features but I can say for the price it's fine just the way it is.
Interesting feature set. Unless I missed it, I didn't see call waiting caller id though. That might lure me in.
Call waiting caller ID is already a standard feature of Magic Jack.
I know that normal caller id is, and that call waiting is, but when I received my device less than a year ago call waiting caller id wasn't. It's not working on my system still... When was call waiting caller id added as a feature?
Well thanks, interesting... When I first signed up for MJ their forums were official and I read they didn't have call waiting caller id. I've not heard that anything's changed, and I do get tones when someone calls while I'm on the phone but no caller ID. I'll double check next time I receive a call while on a call (though I'm pretty sure I always do anyway) and call chatty afterwards and see what happens. Not having call waiting caller id has been the only persistent thorn in my side with regard to magicjack since I started using it.
I'm kind of hi-jacking this thread, sorry 'bout that - but I think I'm done now. According to chatty, magicJack doesn't offer the "call waiting with caller id" feature:Gork: Hello. I was under the impression that magicJack does not offer "caller id with call waiting" but I'm being told otherwise. It doesn't work for me and I would like to know if this is one of the features offered.mj rep: may I know if you are referring to the caller ID feature of your phone Gork?Gork: No, my telephone is caller id with call waiting capable. I would like to know if magicJack is. Meaning: If I am on my telephone which is attached via magicJack... If I am on the phone and a call comes in, I receive a tone letting me know that a second call is incoming. I only get the tone, I do not get a caller id telling me who is calling. My phone is capable of this feature, but I've never gotten it to work with magicJack. I was under the impression magicJack doesn't offer this feature. I would like to know whether or not it is a feature magicJack offers.mj rep: That is not offered Gork. . The magicjack does have a caller ID feature however, you will not see the incoming number if you are already in a call.Gork: Thank you, that answers my question.
Ah, indeed. The softphone does receive the information. Sorry I wasn't more clear, and thanks again.
More information about MagicBeans features.
I bought MagicBeans and firmly say that it is not worth the money, first of all they should offer a free trial or a money back guaranteed. I do not recommend this product.Don't buy!!
I agree - DON'T BUY IT. I couldn't even get it to work at first, so I emailed customer service. The boob that wrote the thing called me, and he spent more time telling me about features of the program (WHO CARES since the program doesn't WORK!) and blowing his own horn about what a great computer guy he is than actually helping me. He didn't even know what "that thing is at the bottom of the screen where all the programs you have open" is. Um, you mean the TOOLBAR? Are you friggin' kidding me? He wanted me to open something in the control panel but didn't know where it was because he wasn't that "familiar with Vista." This is the same guy who insulted my computer guy and told me that only 2% of computer "guys" are any good but HE'S been at it for 30 years and how great he is.After over an hour on the phone and NO HELP from this guy, I told him thanks but no thanks. I just wanted to block some telemarketers, not build a space station. He told me if I ran a complete system scan with a virus program HE recommended ONLY (one I had to BUY, no less, after just wasting $12.95 on this piece o'krap), then he'd consider giving me SOME money back if I couldn't get it to work. Isn't that sweet of him?So my lowly computer guy (that he said was such a loser for installing a FREE antivirus program on my computer that works quite well, thank you) comes over and figures out the problem. I still have an issue of some error box popping up about twice a day and shutting the program down, but there is no way I'm calling back to see if the all-mighty programmer knows how to fix it. I'm pretty sure he doesn't.AVOID! Not at ALL worth the hassle.
A few angry people around here?Well I just purchased Magic Beans and installed it on a new Windows 7 Ultimate computer and It does everything described in the documentation. I did have to check "run as Administrator" to bypass a "error message" when checking for updates.I really don't care what or how its written if it works... and it does so very well.I did also receive excellent customer service and a timely call back from the author.You guys can bitch all you want... Now I have a REALLY useful MagicJack...Looking foward for upcoming updatesWF
I agree with you.If it is "so easy" to make a program like Magic Beans, and it is so wrong to charge for it, then why don't I see a comparable program being handed out for free?I say: Put up, or shut up.
I don't know what AutoIT is. It doesn't matter to me. I don't care if it's Auto or Manual IT. I don't care if it's made with stone knives and bear skins.I do know that you haven't provided a link where I can download a comparable program for free.You've said that "literally anyone" could do it. You even said that yours is 80% complete. Apparently that work was done months ago.I'm saying, please provide me a link to your finished product. It can't be a matter of not having the time, because it's so easy to do, and you're almost done anyway. Don't be selfish. Give us your work for free. After all, it's not hard.I sincerely want these features for free.Thank you.
Okay, so it doesn't matter what he used. It's easy, but you don't want to do it.So why do we keep hearing about this from you? What does it matter?I want these features for free, and right now, the only place I can get them is to pay $13 for Magic Beans.It doesn't hurt anyone.Let's just leave it alone, unless you can deliver.Please post when that happens.Thank you.
I would be delighted to see "someone" (I infer you still don't mean you.) step forward to perform this simple task.Is the reason that there is no free alternative really because the masses were so misled by the programmer? I don't understand why that would have stopped you from creating your own, if you are so confident in the ease and ability of AutoIT. How about someone just trying to put some honest competition in the market? No, they were misled. No one would dare compete, even with millions of potential customers on the line, because some posts made in a forum scared them.Oh wait, you suggested in your previous post that the only reason you didn't follow through with the last 20% of your own project, was because you felt so sorry for this person whose character you now impugn without hesitation. So, was it because you wanted this lying scoundrel to make some needed cash, or because he misled you about the software's abilities that you didn't finish your easy project? It's hard to keep track of your story.You say that your opinion of him is supported by some monumental outpouring of complaint posts. I've seen many posts of praise. I'm pretty sure anytime one must deal with the public, there will be a mix of opinions. Hecklers, complainers, and even jack asses are never in short supply.Perhaps he didn't have the time to deal with annoying, non-productive hecklers, and said what he did about AutoIT, as a simple way to shut them up. Perhaps his methods combined AutoIT with low-level programming. Can you prove otherwise?You could prove otherwise, if you would simply put up or shut up, as the saying goes.
I just have a practical question.On the previous page, "pagemen" said that the program generated a malware warning from his security program.If this be the case, and if various security programs generate alerts in regard to MagicBeans, isn't that an issue for the folks selling it. That is, won't there be a lot of confused or upset customers?
This is silly.How can you say you don't think you are impugning his character?That's pretty much your whole theme. Well, that, and the "It's so easy, I could do it, but I'm not."That is indeed, all you've said.


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This is not surprising. Computers like the MSI Wind as Asus eee dominate in the weight category. Although the screen is significantly smaller and the cpu not quite as peppy, the people in the market for something small like that don't really need a bunch of raw computing power. Not to mention the fact that you can buy about 4 MSI winds for the price of one MacBook air!
if they want an expensive but really efficient (termic and lightweight) use TITANIUM,
the CNC manufacturing process is expensive, but carbon fiber manufacturing is almost an artistic handmade process, way too expensive
also carbon fiber is a really bad termic conductor, it will overheat
it is a bad termic conductor but a conductor anyway (electric conductor), IF any fiber loose frome the unibody it will make a shortcircuit.
i really doubt the idea of makin a carbonfiber unibody, thats why the FERRARI ACER only used the fiber on the bezel
Apple can make the air as light as a slab of cardboard, but in my opinion it's still an expensive, unpragmatic, waste of money without a disc drive.
Apple should focus its effort elsewhere. Selling macbook airs in this economy is like GM selling its hummers.
I don't doubt anything Apple will do.
For some reason, I have a feeling they know much more about the technology then we do, and how using it will be beneficial to them.
I agree with the above though, I think the Air is a piece of junk personally. My wife and I own onw. It's a point in the market Apple is putting money into that they simply just don't need too. The Macbook is doing just fine.
Yup your right. and for my opinion i think carbon fiber parts would definately cool but i will never own a mac...but its a great idea.


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Jim Herrick – Head Coach and Owner
Jim Herrick runs Athletic Revolution programs out of his Power Source Training Center facility in Leominster, MA. Jim is certified through the IYCA as a Youth Speed & Agility Specialist (Level 2) and Youth Fitness Specialist (Level 1). He's also a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (National Strength & Conditioning Association) and Performance Enhancement Specialist (National Academy of Sports Medicine).
Jim's passion to help athletes reach their long-term goals first took him to St Bernard's high school, where he spent seven years helping their football players train throughout the off-season. He then went on to Cushing Academy, where he was given the opportunity to work with their nationally ranked boys and girls ice hockey teams. As the years went by, Jim became began helping athletes from almost all the Cushing sports teams in some way.
Believing that younger athletes need a facility that caters specifically to their unique age and sports-related needs, Jim opened his Leominster facility in September 2010. Just one year later, in September of 2011, he joined forces with the Athletic Revolution family to become its 33rd franchise location.
The AR partnership grew out of a critical philosophical similarity that both organizations have – build a child's confidence and habits just as much as you build their physical skills. Jim believes strongly that young athletes need to develop a great work ethic, an ability to focus on details, and a true dedication to their development if they are to achieve long-term success. They also need plenty of positive attention, guidance, and encouragement from their coaches so they can train in an uplifting and motivating atmosphere.
This approach has helped develop many of the best athletes to come out of our region over the last 10 years. Some of Jim's former and current members play in the NFL, NHL, and MLS, or participated in the Olympic Games. Dozens of others have gone on to receive Division I college scholarships in their chosen sports (for ice hockey, football, basketball, track, field hockey, baseball, and soccer).
Despite graduating from Worcester Polytechnic Institute with a bachelor's degree in Structural Engineering, Jim immediately turned his career focus to coaching. Before starting at St. Bernard's, he completed an internship at MVP Sports Center in Anaheim, CA where he learned many cutting-edge training protocols that were way ahead of their time.
Jim's focus today is on providing the best opportunities for kids -athletes and non-athletes – in the Leominster community and its surrounding towns to build their self-confidence, health, and athletic abilities. His vision of creating a powerful force for our region's youth is becoming a reality as more and more athletes choose Athletic Revolution Leominster as their training home.
Chris Lounsbury – Assistant Coach
Chris started with us as an intern in the Fall of 2012, and immediately began to show a strong ability to build connections with many of our athletes. No matter what age or background, he got to know each individual and took the time to begin building a positive bond.
Upon graduation from Fitchburg State University in December of 2012 with a degree in Exercise Science, Chris was hired to become an assistant coach with us. And since that time he has grown significantly in his role.
Equipped with a strong work ethic, approachable personality, and a knowledge base that is expanding all the time, Chris has become a key member of our youth training staff.
An active fitness enthusiast and basketball fan, Chris is always ready to talk about his Boston Celtics and their chances of winning another championship.
Christian Oliver – Assistant Coach/Administrative Assistant
Having been with us since the day we opened in 2010, Christian has played a key role in helping to build the strong community atmosphere we have achieved.
Despite being young for an assistant coach, his ability to build connections and help many of our kids is undeniable. Many times Christian has taken nervous first-time participants through their initial workout and not only made them feel at home, but got them so excited to be a part of our program that parents have come back raving about his impact on their child.
Christian is always (and I mean ALWAYS) ready to strike up a conversation or lend a hand to athletes who need it. His easy-going and fun-loving personality has made him a very important part of our staff. Christian will graduate in the spring of 2014 from Leominster High School, and will soon work to become a certified Amp Surf Instructor, helping disabled people learn to surf.
Jeff Flowers - Assistant Coach
We are fortunate to have one of the top local sports coaches and youth mentors working with us part-time. Jeff has coached football, baseball and basketball in Leominster and other surrounding communities for over 30 years.
In that time he has positively impacted the lives of thousands of kids, many of whom still fondly remember their time playing for him decades ago. 'Coach Flowers' is a legendary name for those who grew up playing sports around here during the 80′s and 90′s.
As upbeat and energetic as any coach you'll ever meet, Jeff works with us on a very part-time basis. Most of the week he works as a supervisor for JobCorps in Ayer, MA.


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Buying your first flat on your own
So, I bought a flat. Well, the bank owns a huge bit of it, but you know what I mean. As the process was a massively steep learning curve for me, I wanted to put down a few thoughts and things I thought other people may find helpful while it was all still fresh in my memory.
- It is a tough process, especially if you alone are ultimately responsible for the decisions. Give yourself a break every now and then. Book the occasional Saturday off flat-viewings to go and do something fun. Otherwise it can become a misery treadmill.
- It can take between 2 and 18 months for the whole process to happen. Give yourself time and breathing space. (NB - I gave myself three months. It took six, with three months camping out at my ever-patient boyfriend's and sister's houses. Thanks guys!)
- Be realistic. It's not going to be your dream home - it's just going to be your first home. Obviously you need to love it, but it may be in a different postcode to the one you wanted, or on a different tube line or five minutes further away from transport.
- Sign up for a few different searches on property websites. I set up my ideal area (Finsbury Park), and area that I liked and could afford (Walthamstow), an area I would kill to live in but it's justnevergonnahappen (Highbury) and a wild card (Peckham). It meant I tempered my expectations about where I could actually afford without compromising on the things I really wanted to have.
- Prioritise early on and go with your gut on this one. Do you want a garden? A good local pub? Space to expand? Keep these in the front of your mind.
- Ask friends, family and the wider social media for advice on areas, roads, estates and estate agents. They'll know individual areas, annoying neighbours, dodgy roads and noisy traffic spots.
- The first few properties an agent will show you are likely to be ones they've had on their books for a while. Try not to lose heart - there may be a hidden gem in there, or you may strike it lucky with a flat that has come on that week and you're just in the right place at the right time.
- Questions you should ask when looking round a property
- Is it leasehold or freehold? If it's leasehold, how long is left on the lease? Anything under 80 years devalues the property. Freehold (or share of freehold) is ideal, but will cost more.
- What chain is involved? (NB: mine was 'practically no chain', in that the massive chain was in place, and then collapsed.) Find out as much detail about that as possible.
- How long has it been on the market? If it looks ace, but has been on the market for a while, there may be hidden problems such as damp, a short lease, a difficult vendor, unregulated building work…
- Has a survey been done previously? If so, did it turn up anything nasty?
- Why are the owners selling? The agents may not know the honest reason, but it's always worth asking.
- Are there tenants already there? If so, what's their notice period?
I hope this helps in a small way. My way is certainly not the only way. @ me or e me anything you think I've missed! There's a whole other set of information for when you find somewhere and have an offer accepted, which will follow shortly!


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The Skechers Gimme Glitter Bomb shoes have a modern twist on a classic sneaker style. The twist? A super high-top design on their glittery fabric textile, which means if you are a glitter-lover you will get the shimmer you crave. Their hidden two-inch wedge heel also gives them a girly touch while giving you some added height so you can wear them with jeans or a skirt.
Not only will you be stylish, but you'll also be comfortable, too. The lightly cushioned footbed and lace-up design means they are great for walking around in and the extra thick rubber outsole will keep you from slipping. Imagine how great that is when wearing a heel!
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people never fail
to disappoint.
i would probably sell my spleen in exchange for a movie or episode of some kind where we could see Pacey Witter and Joey Potter living their life as a married couple in NY or capeside or wherever with a couple kids and maybe a dog and a another boat named true love the second.
And that, my friends, is the moment I fell in love with Pacey Whitter.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - View original article
The Buchet was a French motorcycle and automobile manufacturer from circa 1900 until 1930.
Buchet manufactured motorcars from 1910 until 1930. The product of a firm which had been known before World War I for producing automobile, aircraft, and motorcycle engines, it was first offered in a 12/20hp model with a 1996 cc engine.
In 1919 the company was purchased by Gaston Sailly and renamed 'Gaston Sailly Moteurs et Automobiles Buchet', with a new factory at Billencourt. Post-war 1131 cc and 1551 cc cars were produced; these remained in production, largely without change, until the company closed down. The last model introduced, at the end of the company's life, was a 1737 cc six-cylinder.
From 1900-1911, Monsieur Buchet was an automotive machine and motorcycle manufacturer.[1][2] His 1903 3 litre twin-cylinder model achieved 75 mph (121 km/h) in the hands of Maurice Fournier.[2] It was also used as the chassis for Ernest Archdeacon's experimental 'propeller driven motorcycle', the Aéromotocyclette Anzani of 1906.
La Foudre (Lightening) was a pioneer of French motorcycle history. It used a 350 cc 'inlet over exhaust' Buchet engine. The inlet valve worked on the atmospheric principle, but the exhaust valve was operated by pushrod and rocker. It had an accumulator and coil ignition system, and a Longuemare carburettor. It used both front and rear wheel brakes and 26 inch wheels.
On 25 February 1900 the Circuit du Sud Ouest was held in Pau. Monsieur Marcellin finished the 337 kilometre event in 5 hours 47 minutes 14 seconds and was the first motor cycle home, and third overall.[3]
On the 23 February 1900 Monsieur Marcellin's 7 hp Buchet 'Quadricycle' finished second in the 'Turin-Pinerolo-Saluzzo-Cuneo-Racconigi-Turin' event. He covered the 130 kilometres in 2 hours 17 minutes 54 seconds.[3]
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I am born in 1964 and OM since 1982
HOME STATION, 150m above Sea level and 100W
( usualy for some contests and testing our projects)
Rig: ICOM IC-726
40-10m: Cushcraft R7000 (7 bands vertical), 10m above the ground
40-30 m: Dual band Moxon At 18 meters above the ground ( rods by dx-wire 10 meters heavy duty fiberglass masts)
80 m: short dipole 24 meters inverted V
15, 10 and 6m: Triband Yaxon beam (2el. Moxon on 15m, 3 el. Yagi on 10m and 4 el. Yagi on 6m), 20m above the ground (design by IK2CLB and IK2BCP)
All home brew by ik2clb/ik2bcp projects
SECONDARY STATION, 700m above Sea level and 500W
Rig TX: Yaesu FT 950 + G3XBM transverter for 472 khz, 40 watts out
RX:Â Perseus
Amplifier: HFLA- 700 - 500 W Output ( 4 x MRF151 Mosfet)
630m: inverted L, where vertical side is 30 meters tall and horizontal side ( sloping from tower to earth) is 107 meters long, total length 137 meters whithout radials, shield is connected to 30 meters tower's ground.
160m:Â Short vertical dipole (design by IK2BCP and IK2CLB)
80m:3 elements sloping dipoles, with selectable direction to (15dB F/B ratio): West (USA), East (VK-ZL) and South (ZS)
40m: (2 element moxon Beam (dismantle from june 2012, working in progress))
10/15/20 m bands: Triband Mosley cl36 a top of 100 ft. tower (from 9 august 2012)
RX antennas:(used on 630,160, 80 and 40m)
- 2 x MiniWhip active vertical antennas (receiving part of the cable is 7m long), with 20m spacing and fed with 135�/0� phasing on 160m and 270/0 phasing on 80m. End-Fire cardiod pattern to North or South.
Tower is about 30m (100ft) tall.
Top Band, short Vertical dipole project by IK2BCP and IK2CLB:
The triband YAXON has been designed by me and Ik2bcp, using EZNEC for modeling, to test a solution for future WARC, 3 bands, hybrid Yagi + Moxon design.
This prototype works very well!
Only the 15m Moxon is fed, the other radiators (10 and 6m) work in Open Sleeve configuration: only 1 coax is needed, to feed all bands
This is the eznec diagram for 28MHz: wires and view.
I use Bureau, e-qsl, lotw ,hrd.netand Club Log( available OQRS service)
If you want to request a direct QSL, please send me a SAE (Self Address Envelope) only: NO green stamps, �uro or IRC are needed!
My Perseus Direct Sampling SDR receiver is online and ready to be used for 40 minutes sessions.
Currently, my Perseus is connected to 150 meters long, beverage beam 330 ( USA) located 800 meters A.S.L., and is avaiable by internet when it is free, becouse i use it like separate rx to improove rx performance . When swich on ft 950, the antenna connect is ones of main station above.
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There is no question that the Detroit Lions showed up ready to play last Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. The only problem is that they didn't show up until the 2nd quarter. This follows a Dallas game where they showed some good ol' fashioned southern hospitality by spotting the Dallas Cowboys 20 points by halftime, and a Minnesota game where it seemed the Lions spent the first half in the Mall of America. The Lions came back to win all these games. The Lions seem to relish this.
Me – I could do without the drama. I could do without the faith, whiskey, and blood pressure pills required to watch them. Don't get me wrong – nothing beats a good comeback. After the last ten years I have enjoyed watching every win, enjoyed watching other teams underestimate them, watching other teams look around in bewilderment as their lead crumbles. The Lions have proven that they have NFL-caliber talent, a never-say-die attitude and a basic belief in their abilities.
But it is hard on me. As much as I believe in this team, the phrase "same old Lions" is part of my DNA. And I can't believe that the slow starts won't come back at some point to haunt them. Lay an egg in the first quarter against the Packers and Clay Matthews will likely scramble it and serve it up to Aaron Rodgers.
So I am going to beseech you, in this most important week, while playing on national TV, to play a full game. Come out in the first quarter and seize a lead instead of having a seizure. Take some pressure off of your defense and your coaching staff and my heart and put a few early points on the board. Don't just do it because it will help you win the game – do it for all your fans that get the same angry disgusted feeling that I get when you don't seem into the game. If nothing else do it for me – I am running out of whiskey and blood pressure pills.
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John Hodgman's Handy Guide to Mustache Etiquette
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Attention DC Cyclists: Bicycle Safety is a Thing
I'm really thrilled that Capital Bikeshare (pictured above) is thriving, and that the city is become much more bike-friendly. New bike lanes, increased access, and more bike stations are a great way to promote sustainable development and reduce traffic. But as the temperature increases, so do the number of people using bicycles.
This spring, however, has been almost unbearable with regard to cyclists. I constantly see cyclists going the wrong direction in bike lanes, crossing intersections without the right of way, failing to signal, and worst of all: riding on crowded sidewalks.
Not only is this behavior obnoxious, it is unsafe. You may remember in December an elderly chinatown man walking with his wife when was struck and killed by a cyclist who didn't even stop to help.
Yesterday I was walking with misanthropologie in Logan Circle when an angry cyclist rang his bell repeatedly and glared at us while we walked down P Street. There was a bike lane 2 feet to our left. When I informed him of such, the otherwise handsome gentleman shouted "are you talking to ME?" and nearly crashed into a fence. When I replied "Yes", he got off of his bike and asked him how he was supposed to get it to the docking station.
Try removing yourself from the bicycle and walking it 10 feet to the docking station, dickhead.
Just because you are on a bicycle does not give you supremacy over sidewalks or the pedestrians walking on them. Bicycles belong on the roads, many of which have bike lanes.
Probably twice a day I encounter cyclists moving at various speeds on sidewalks. Sometimes the walkway isn't crowded, and they will go around me. Sometimes it is: increasingly, I have drawn angry comment from cyclists for refusing to move.
This problem is only growing worse, and is contributing to a rise in bike-related accidents involving both pedestrians and motor-vehicles. We need to have more bicycle patrol officers from the DCPD on the streets enforcing bicycle traffic laws. Without enforcement, it seems I am fighting an uphill battle.
Just last week, while taking out the garbage, I was run down by a biker who failed to notify that he was approaching.
This city is in dire need of a Biking Etiquette PSA.


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£159,950 1 Bedroom Merland Rise, Tadworth, Surrey
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A bright spacious one double bedroom second floor (top) apartment within a short walk of the Village with attractive communal grounds, refitted kitchen, double glazing, entry phone and plentiful parking.
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A three bedroom split level maisonette with spacious accommodation over two floors in a central position requiring complete modernisation throughout. No onward chain
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Impact Newsletter
Welcome to Regent University's Impact newsletter, published monthly by the Office of Advancement for alumni and friends of the university. As you read through each edition, you're sure to be encouraged by Regent's exceptional blend of people and initiatives passionately engaged in our local, national and global communities.
We hope you will take advantage of this inspiring opportunity to learn how you can be part of God's plan to use Regent University to prepare Christian leaders to change the world.
Volume 5 Issue 9 - September 2014 Highlights
Regent Law interns seek justice for the oppressed around the world
Faculty in Regent's School of Law are named among top 10 in the nation
New programs offer law students unique degree options
Volume 5 Issue 8 - August 2014 Highlights
Regent's School of Education is still growing strong after three decades
The Educational Leadership Program equips educators to change lives
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Volume 5 Issue 7 - July 2014 Highlights
Regent is steadfast in its support of men and women of our armed forces
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Volume 5 Issue 6 - June 2014 Highlights
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Dr. Ben Carson challenges 2014 graduates to pursue God-given dreams
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Posted Monday, Nov 11, 2013
Mr. Splawn conferred academic awards for the end of the first marking period - read and watch more here!
Posted Thursday, Oct 31, 2013
On Friday, Mrs. Bullock took students to the Yale Museum of British Art for lectures and tours through an art collection reflecting the themes and stories of their classes. Read about it here.
Posted Wednesday, Oct 16, 2013
Posted Tuesday, Oct 15, 2013
The Library Committee at Berkshire is implementing all kinds of new and interesting ideas. Come on by and check them out! Until then, read this short description by William Pang '15. It's a good start.
Posted Monday, Oct 14, 2013
Dr. Kohlhepp's Advanced Humanities Research class visited Edith Wharton's home for context and atmosphere, as well as a connection with a Berkshire alum. Read all about it.
Posted Tuesday, Oct 1, 2013
Sarah Kinney's film touched the entire community with its heartfelt and uniquely-expressed message. Read what she says about it and watch the film, itself here.
Posted Monday, Sep 23, 2013
Deo's story is at times hard to hear, but, in his own words, it is also "really beautiful."
Posted Thursday, Sep 5, 2013
Listen to this exclusive interview, featuring Deo Niyizonkiza and Stuart Miller '97. It will also air Friday, September 6 at around 7:20 a.m.


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BUFFALO, N.Y. ( WKBW ) Defense attorney Joel Daniels, representing Dr. James Corasanti in his manslaughter trial, filed a motion Monday calling for a mistrial.
Daniels cited a Buffalo News article that appeared Sunday on the rise of DWI incidents in Western New York. Daniels noted that the article included quotes from District Attorney Frank Sedita and said the comments "poisoned" the defense team's ability to continue.
In one quote, Sedita told the newspaper, "How many more families have to be devastated."
The jurors were individually interviewed as a result of the motion Monday morning.
Judge Sheila DiTullio then denied the request.
Dr. James Corasanti is facing several felony charges in connection with the hit-and-run death of 18-year old Alexandria Rice on July 8, 2011.
When court resumed, Amherst Police Investigator Kevin Murphy testified that Dr. Corasanti's 2010 BMW had a high-tech moveable headlight system that was supposed to increase night driving visibility.
Murphy said police found wood splinters from Alexandria Rice's 'longboard' in the car's undercarriage.
The police investigator also pointed out that the fatal accident happened about 33 feet away from a street light which was on the opposite side of Heim Road.
Under cross-examination, it was pointed out that Dr. Corasanti car's had just traveled through a left-hand curve before hitting the teenage girl.
Defense Attorney Tom Burton argued that the BMW'S moveable headlights may not have been directly aimed at the passenger side of the road moments before the fatal accident took place.


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CentOS Routing with multiple ISPs
I searched everywhere for a simple solution to routing through two ISPs. There are more complex examples that balance the routing using round robin or whatever, but I wanted a simple port based solution. So, after spending literally hours reviewing other people's stuff, which never actually worked, I finally figured it out.
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Razer Deathstalker Stuck Enter Key On Login
There have been two updates since they said they'd fix it. Neither update fixed it. If you run into this, please contact razer and bug them about fixing it. In the end, I posted on their facebook, and ended up getting a very quick response and resolution. My keyboard firmware was out of date by quite a bit. Once support got back to me with a firmware update file, I installed it and all is well. If you are having troubles, please contact them; perhaps mention the firmware, because the people I was originally dealing with just kept blowing me off.
I've been having this problem with Windows 7. I'm not sure if this solution will work on any other Windows platform, but it may. I am not even sure that this is a safe operation for Razer Synapse, as it may lose your settings. I haven't had a problem, but I make no claims or warranties as to whether this causes problems on your system.
If this is happening to you, it's because of synapse, not your keyboard. Their software gets messed up during the unlocking of the session somehow. This solution will fix it.
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After fiddling with a few different styles of coding a database upgrade implementation for Android, I've settled on a fairly simple method. Basically, I take the old version, and increment a counter until I get to the current version. Through each iteration, I use switch on the value of the upgradeTo variable, and upgrade each cycle. If things get too complex for your application, you can always create individual upgrade methods, for each version.
Of course this method will only work if your database version is incremented by one each time you change the database. And, this really should be the way you version it anyhow.
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Perl Twit is a Linux/Unix command line utility for sending twitter messages.
I've been using this for probably well over a year now, and just never managed to release it. Today I decided to push it up to github.com, and let the world have at her.
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I've seen a lot of examples of how to send email from an android application. All of them result in applications coming up in a chooser list that are not appropriate for sending email. In this post, I'll described the various solutions I found, and the solution that brings up only email clients.
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I went looking, and looking, and looking, for a solution to this problem. None of them seemed to fit the bill. I tried...
- updating proguard
- not using libraries I shouldn't be
- re-importing the project
- removing duplicate android jars
- removing all android jars
- a host of other "suggestions" from Eclipse Android users
Eclipse Android Hello World Tutorial Video – Part 3
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Ping Pong Dim Sum - Dupont
- Address:
One Dupont Circle, NW
Washington, DC 20036Neighborhood:
Dupont Circle
- Cuisine:
ChinesePrice: $30 and under
Ping Pong Dim Sum - Dupont
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.pingpongdimsum.us/
- Phone: 2022931268x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 5:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 12:00am, Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Dim Sum, Asian, Chinese
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Ping Pong Dim Sum - Dupont
Serving up irresistible Dim Sum, innovative cocktails, and luxurious Chinese teas, Ping Pong Dupont is a vibrant location to enjoy Dim Sum with a twist. The cosmopolitan restaurant boasts 2 al fresco 3-season patios, a dim sum bar, expansive dining room great for large groups, and a buzzing cocktail bar with award-winning libations.Continued
Offering a wide range of Asian treats, the sleek Ping Pong restaurants pay homage to the ancient traditions of Chinese tea houses. With a big choice of dumplings and steamed buns, the Ping Pong menu also offers an array of "big-small plates", all Chinese tapas style.
As well, there are plenty of familiar Chinese delicacies, with spring rolls, soup dumplings, and hearty dishes like our hoi sin duck bao sliders. For dessert, try Ping Pong's roasted banana and chocolate spring roll or the ice cream filled rice pastry, mochi, and finish with a lively Ping Pong cocktail or soothing Oriental tea.
Offering a wide range of Asian treats, the sleek Ping Pong restaurants pay homage to the ancient traditions of Chinese tea houses. With a big choice of dumplings and steamed buns, the Ping Pong menu also offers an array of "big-small plates", all Chinese tapas style.
As well, there are plenty of familiar Chinese delicacies, with spring rolls, soup dumplings, and hearty dishes like our hoi sin duck bao sliders. For dessert, try Ping Pong's roasted banana and chocolate spring roll or the ice cream filled rice pastry, mochi, and finish with a lively Ping Pong cocktail or soothing Oriental tea.
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Ping Pong Dim Sum - Dupont reviews from OpenTable diners
83 reviews since July 4, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.4
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (40)fit for foodies (38)great for outdoor dining (32)hot spot (18)great for brunch (17)special occasion (16)neighborhood gem (15)great for lunch (15)vibrant bar scene (10)romantic (6)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (3)notable wine list (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Rather disappointedTurquoise14Dined on 10/25/2014My fist time at ping pong in DC was 2 years ago when my friend and i had a great dining experience. Food, service , ambiance everything was first class. So when she came back to the US to visit after so long we wanted to go to DC and have dinner at Ping pong. We were a group of 6. Other than the roses and hibiscus cocktail everything else, includig the service was disappointing. I hope that they can make it up to it next time i visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/25/2014We dined with a large group celebrating a birthday. The service was only fair - although the server was VERY kind, he didn't seem to know how to manage a large party and things got kind of confusing. For example, part of the table had already paid their check when the other part of the table was still waiting for more food items to come from the kitchen, which he might have missed ordering to begin with because they came 20+ minutes after the rest of the food (items come as they are ready). However, the deliciousness of the food and the cocktails made up for the service and everyone loved their dinner!
- Excellent food, ok overallAlexDined on 10/24/2014Firstly the Dim sum quality is superb. All dishes were excellent especially the 2 duck dishes we ordered. Personally I liked the ordering process (tick what you want on the form and it arrives periodically through the meal). The service was a bit weak (drinks service was very slow and they do not follow up on when you need more drinks). The first draft beer I ordered was borderline off but I didn't fancy trying to return it and get another. Also they have gone for a quasi-authentic seating experience on many tables (backless stools and benches) which means you are not sitting comfortably when waiting for the food and delayed drinks to arrive. I would go again as the food was so good but probably try going off-peak with bottled beer.Special Features:
- Worthwhile "All-You-Can-Eat" BrunchJazzLoverDined on 10/19/2014Some "all-you-can-eat" places leave you wondering what is worthwhile on the menu. Everything we ordered at Ping Pong was wonderful. My wife and I chose the 5 item "all-you-can-eat" option. Together we selected 10 outstanding dishes. We ordered seconds of most of them. On top of that, we had a bottle and a half of champagne. It came with three carafes of different juices to make 3...or more... mimosas. We created some interesting and tasty champagne juice mixes. This is going to be a regular spot when we're in DC!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food awesome/presentation....ugh!ChristineDined on 10/18/2014The food was great but it was pretty much just delivered to the table in piles. We ordered an entree that never came and no explanation was ever given. This was my first visit to the DuPont circle site, my experience was much better at the gallery place site!Special Features:
- Friendly staff and Fun ExperiencemsbellDined on 10/17/2014Met a friend here and the staff informed us that their credit card machines weren't working, however they gave us updates through-out dinner and ran our cards anyway (and it worked)! The food was very tasty, I especially liked the Steamed Char Siew (HumBow) rolls although it seemed like the dim sum was a little soggy. Everyone was very friendly even when the food came out a little slowly and they didn't have the first two drinks we ordered... Overall we had a nice night and the atmosphere was great!Special Features:
- good, not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/10/2014When I think of dim sum I think of people coming around with carts. No carts here. This was more like a regular restaurant with very small portions (3 pieces per order, usually tiny pieces). This made the overall experience a bit annoying. Food was good, but it was very expensive because you had to order at least two orders of everything to get any sort of quantity. If you are hungry, go elsewhere.
- Excellent, unique & fun!TessDined on 10/2/2014Loved the decor. Very modern & unique. Service was great. Food amazing! One minor problem.... the menu layout. Confusing w/out enough explaniation of the varied options. But of all the options we picked, every one was fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingShannonVIPDined on 9/20/2014While the food was good, the service was awful! Servers only need to remember your drink order since you write down your food order but our waiter couldn't even get that right. I ordered wine and my husband ordered the Tennessee Tea. After waiting about 10 min, the waiter brought us two glass of wine (and later charged us for both) and we had to wait a while to get the correct drink. No one came by to pick up the dirty plates. My husband ordered an espresso and after waiting 15 min, he asked where it was. 10 min later the server brings out a large pot of coffee. When asked about espresso, the server responded "oh you meant the little cups? We don't have that." It took 45 min to pay for our bill after finishing dinner. Very disappointing.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/20/2014Terrible. We sat outside and they service was awful. Plus, a homeless person wandered in and was bothering patrons. We had been here numerous times in the past, but cannot recommend it now
- Great food Poor serviceHeavnerDined on 9/19/2014I was excited to try Ping Pong with some of my friends this past weekend. Front of house was very friendly and seated us quickly. The inside of the restaurant was extremely loud so we were happy to have been placed outside to eat. Unfortunately it was windy and a bit chilly and we didn't know there were space heaters until we left! The food was excellent - especial the honey roasted chicken puff! On the downside the service was pretty terrible, after we finally figured out what to order it took forever for the first plate to come out. We ended up giving up on 2 separate plates of dumplings because of the slow service! It was pretty obvious that they needed some more servers. I will try coming back since the food was so good!Special Features:
- Ping PongElaineVIPDined on 9/19/2014I love Ping Pong but only eat there in the summer when we can eat outside. Otherwise the inside options are for backless stools or a few uncomfortable benches (no pillows provides) along the wall. I hope Ping Pong mgt. will consider getting stools and chairs with backs so people can be comfortable. Thanks!Special Features:
- good but could be really goodFoodIsFunInDCDined on 9/17/2014Some of the dishes were excellent - some less so. I would go back but they could really enhance the quality of some of the dim sum!Special Features:
- Awful serviceLilnahVIPDined on 9/12/2014Took forever to have a waiter notice we were there. Took for ever for them to bring our drinks. Couldn't get the food order right. Took forever (we waited 40 mins) for them to bring the check after we asked for it. Not sure if it ever came, cause we finally just left money on the table and walked out. I won't be back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/11/2014Been to Ping Pong quite a few times. Although price is high, I kept going back because I could conveniently have dim sum any day of the week. But this last time was a disappointment, due to the "hoi sin duck bao sliders." The shredded duck was overly sweet to the point it was beyond edible. (It was like sugar was added to the already sweet hoi sin sauce in the duck.) Since it was one of the expensive dishes ($14.50 for three small baos), my companion and I tried very hard to finish them so that they didn't go to waste, but we just couldn't get them in and ended up leaving one and 2/3 of the baos on the plate. After paying our bill, we gently mentioned to the waiter that the bao was a little too sweet; his answer was, "oh, really?"
- Delicious food! Excellent Service!LGarrettDined on 9/6/2014I would recommend this for anyone looking to try something different! This was our first dim sum experience so our server was excellent in suggesting items to try, they were all amazing! Excellent experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We eat here a lot ...cuz we luv it!MDeatsDined on 9/6/2014We are frequent diners to Ping Pong! Both the Chinatown and DuPont locations. Why? Because every single time we have gone since Ping Pong showed up in DC, we have always enjoyed ourselves. Dim sum is always good here; cocktails are great; prices are reasonable; nice and clean environment; good service! What else can one ask for?!? They also always offer specials - they are always trying out new and exciting dim sum treats and new cocktails and you know what? They are pretty much always unique and actually quite tasty! We love this place. Try it if you haven't yet ...not your traditional cart fatty/greasy dim sum (go to Wheaton MD or NYC for that) and if you enjoy it, sign up for their rewards program. Lots of good deals and promos.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Large group can be confusingGregDined on 8/31/2014The brunch menu for a large group can be very confusing. We had 12 people who each got to order 5 small plates. It was VERY confusing when the food came to the table because the servers didn't remember who ordered what.Special Features:
- Great place for small or big partyDupontDinerDined on 8/12/2014We held a farewell party at Ping Pong and took advantage of the great Happy Hour specials. Our server, Weena, was wonderful and took fantastic care of us. Everyone enjoyed the food and we were really impressed with the cocktails.Special Features:
- Better than ever!TaraVIPDined on 8/8/2014We sat outside, where the noise level was fine--it can get a bit too loud inside. We hadn't been in a while, and were surprised to find that what had already been excellent food had gotten even better! Lots of fresh, flavorful options, both in terms of food and drink. Maybe it was being outside that made everything seem so much richer, I don't know, but we definitely won't wait so long to go back again. Bonus: the wait staff were nice and attentive, not aloof and hipper-than-thou, which seems to be a trend at DC restaurants these days.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PP not that goodStanVIPDined on 8/8/2014Food was extremely over salted. Variety limited. Food temperature not palatable.
- Overpriced and mediocresk187Dined on 8/2/2014While the ambiance and decor of the restaurant is nice, the food is just really sub par. The portions are small, overcooked and/or old. I have gone twice and I don't think I will go back.Special Features:
- Fun with friendsBonnieDined on 7/28/2014We've been here several times and it's a great location. Brought some visitors to town and they loved the food and it's fun to share and talk about what everyone likes. The table we sat at was a little cramped and they brought out almost all of the food at the same time, so it was a little hard to negotiate. The restaurant plays loud club music, but I didn't feel like I had to shout to talk to our friends. On a Monday night, the restaurant inside was not full, so easy to get it. I love the food and will go back!Special Features:
- Pretty weak food, very nice servicenycadventurouseaterDined on 7/4/2014Server was very friendly and great with our kids, but the food was disappointing. We eat a lot of Dim Sum in New York and are fairly adventurous eaters. That said, we aren't all that picky about dim sum - most chinatown places meet our standards. Of the dozen or so dishes we ordered, one was really delicious (scallop and shiitake mushroom dumplings), and several were respectable. Several were genuinely unpleasant. And, it was pretty pricey for all this mostly mediocre food.
- The following 451 reviews are from the Ping Pong Dim Sum - Dupont reviews archive.
- Dim Sum Done RightCrazyaboutCrazyVIPDined on 6/26/2014My favorite Dim Sum place by far. Go with a group and order lots. Each dish is exquisitely prepared. I took some Dim Sum skeptics and they were converted on the first dish to arrive at the table. Can't wait till I'm back in DC again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dim SumjgkastnerDined on 6/15/2014Ok, great dim sum except the calamari. Tough and inedible. Avoid it. The (very drunk) table behind us said the same thing (the whole block heard it - the 3 guys were on a goal of hitting 9 bottles of champagne). The service was good, not great, but good. The food was wonderful and well worth the "all you can eat". Surprisingly, the vegetable dumplings were our favorite! We are serious carnivores. My biggest critique would be controlling the drunks with "bottomless" champagne. While it was only one table, it really did diminish the atmosphere for the rest of us. Wow I feel old. But, for real, they had no filter and were so loud. Alas. THe food won. Great food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good for vegetarians too!DecadentDinerVIPDined on 6/14/2014I brought an out of town guest from India who is a strict vegetarian. There are many, clearly marked, vegetarian and vegan options. I am not used to being restricted in terms of diet, so I had been worried that there wouldn't be enough to choose from, but it was the opposite, and there were tons of things to choose from. Our guest was excited about the meal and enjoyed the creative takes on dumplings and other dishes. She took many pictures for her son to replicate at home, and will be taking her family to visit a Ping Pong location as soon as she can. Also the manager was very personable and gave me coupons for my next visits. Overall a great experience!Special Features:
- Business LunchBor3dathom3Dined on 6/9/2014Selected this location based purely from location, menu, and OpenTable ratings. Didn't realize until I arrived that it was across the street from a favorite Sunday brunch location as well. Food was excellent. Service was good. Decor was nice and comfortable. I feel this is a 'little known spot" for lunch, because for all of the food that you get for $15 (including a beverage) one would think this space would be busier. As a fundraiser, I'm always looking for new places to do events. Think I found one...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedDuPontdinerVIPDined on 6/3/2014We had been to Ping Pong many times when it opened on 7th and really enjoyed it and so I took some out of town guests to the DuPont one thinking it would be great. Meh. With all the great restaurants in town, I cannot imagine ever going back here. It wasn't bad, but it certainly wasn't good. If you just want to sit outside and have a drink, however, it's lovely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunch deal!klorDined on 5/31/2014I have never had dum sum before, and this restaurant made me want to have it every weekend! They have two special offers for brunch; $36 for unlimited food, or $36 for unlimited mimosas with 5 plates per person. A la carte ordering is also available. We had 3 people and 15 dishes was MORE than enough-- we actually didn't even order all 15! Mimosas come in mango, lychee and pomegranate and were delicious. The food was incredible and the menu was extensive, and our server was great. A must try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Frequent dinerPetworthVIPDined on 5/29/2014I have been to Ping Pong so many times and it never disappoints. Great food and service. The set lunch menus are fantastic.Special Features:
- Pretty OKadamkrajewDined on 5/22/2014Ping Pong gives off a sleek and polished feel, the restaurant is clean and the patio is looked nice. Unfortunately, like a game of ping pong, the rest of the meal bounced around from great to disappointing and everything inbetween. Half of the dishes were tasty and interesting, others were bland. Our table of six ordered a four person prix fixe and two single prix fixe, Unfortunately the dishes for the four person meal came out long before the other two peoples food, like 15 minutes before. The check left a pretty bad taste in our mouths at well over 40 bucks per person and we left still hungry, not a problem if the food we ate was spectacular, but it wasnt. Looking for dim sum, sure, try it out, but its just ok.Special Features:
- Delicious dim sumWillDined on 5/19/2014We love ping pong. Third time here. Beverage service a bit slow but otherwise wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, Bad ServiceLinnVIPDined on 5/18/2014The food was very good, we all enjoyed it a lot. The service was very poor, we didn't see our waitperson for a LONG time after we sat down and then very infrequently after we ordered. The food made up for the poor service so I will go back.
- Dim Sum DisappointmentBrianDined on 5/11/2014Food was very expensive and for the most part tasteless. The place was very noisy, especially near the kitchen. Mother's Day was nonetheless perfect.
- Overall poor experiencess2733VIPDined on 5/2/2014If you're craving dim sum, stick with the real deal. The food is mediocre, at best, and over priced for what you get - including the experience. Poor service is an understatement. My debit/credit card was swiped twice - once for the amount of the check and once for the amount of the tip. I contacted the establishment right away and the GM made several excuses, including the error was made by my bank. Never once did they accept responsibility, offer an apology for the frustration caused, or try to help rectify the situation - even when my bank advised that only they can reverse the charge while it's pending. I have since filed a dispute so that the funds can be returned to my account. Will never eat here again or recommend to anyone.
- Sat outside!!DecadentDinerVIPDined on 5/2/2014After this long winter, it was lovely to sit outside for lunch. The lunch specials are generous & varied - they have increased the number of lunch special offerings & formats, and they now include their yummy iced teas, which is awesome! I'm a fan of this place and make sure to stop by from time to time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- decent dim sum terrible servicecmayeurDined on 4/27/2014The outdoor dining was in a nice spot and the food and drinks were good, when we finally got them. It took 30 minutes to get half of our order and another 30 for the rest. It ended up a little pricey for the whole experience.Special Features:
- ZampanoDined on 4/20/2014Went here for brunch on a whim while visiting DC because I could make an OpenTable reservation and the reviews were great. The bottomless mimosa bar also helped make the decision and we were not dissappointed. The food came out quickly, was beautifully plated and delicious. I will be recommending this to friends in the area.Special Features:
- Easter Brunch 2014OldTownTarHeelVIPDined on 4/20/2014We have always enjoyed Ping Pong for happy hour or the occasional dinner and we chose it for our post-Easter service brunch for our group of four. We were enticed by the Easter event (mimosa dying, egg dying, 15% off if you dress like a bunny!). One of the guys in our group was skeptical that 5 dishes (deal was 5 dishes, bottomless mimosas for $36) would fill him up. He had to take a break after 3! It is a ton of food. They were generous with the bottles of champagne, provided lychee, passion fruit and mango juices (a nice change from the normal orange juice) and food coloring to make our mimosa the color of Easter eggs! It was a real treat and we will go back if they have other special events in the future.Special Features:


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