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It was a win-win situation for the outspoken star.
Smith's impact has lessened in recent weeks, however. Smith had just three receptions for 17 yards against the Titans on Sunday. He's been held under 40 yards receiving in each of the last three weeks. This comes after an open to the season in which Smith eclipsed 100 yards receiving in four of Baltimore's first six games.
"It's getting spread around a little bit, but I think that's the nature of the game," Ravens offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak said, according to CSNBaltimore.com. "I think Torrey (Smith) is playing as well as he's played all year the last few weeks. ... I have to always find ways to get guys the ball."
Torrey Smith was supposed to be the Ravens' No. 1 option when the season opened, the story said. Perhaps this is simply a case of the offense clicking into place. He has five touchdowns over the past five weeks. We figured Smith wasn't going to be left out of the offense forever. He's always been a boom or bust type of fantasy play but Smith certainly has big-play potential.


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Why the Milwaukee County Historical Society rules
Until yesterday, it had been a while since I visited the Milwaukee County Historical Society. But now that I work Downtown again, I'm pledging to come back more frequently.
You should, too.
I stopped in to check out an exhibit called "Milwaukee in Miniature," which is a collection of the dioramas of Ferdinand Aumueller. These scale models depict Milwaukee landmarks as they were in the early 1900s, and the accompanying photos shows the buildings then and now. It's a fascinating look of the artist's work that he started in 1967. The free exhibit runs through January.
But there's so much more, too.
Once upon a time, I used to check out the society's photo gallery and records library. I found immigration papers for my great-grandparents and photos of the building where my grandparents met.
Yesterday, I spent some time looking at a whimsical painting of 1840s Milwaukee and learned a thing or two about Lake Emily, a four-foot deep lake that apparently still exists under NML headquarters. I had no idea.
I like the the Historical Society because it's free and quiet and usually empty and gives you a chance to investigate on your own. The miniature exhibit, for example, is neat because it puts buildings I've seen in photos into colorful, three-dimensional models. For me, anyway, it adds to my understanding of "old Milwaukee" when I can visualize these landmarks in this way.
In 2013, I'll make a point to visit more often. Hope to see you there.
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Ted Nugent: Barack Obama Belongs in Jail!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
In 2004, Ted Nugent gave an interview in which he said homosexuality was "morally wrong."
A year later, the rocker was sued for child support for failing to pay the woman with whom he had a baby out of wedlock.
This irony and hypocrisy is worth noting in light of the recent comments Nugent made to some magazine called Royal Flush. Speaking to the publication, he said of the President:
"I think that Barack Hussein Obama should be put in jail. It is clear that Barack Hussein Obama is a communist. Mao Tse Tung lives and his name is Barack Hussein Obama. This country should be ashamed. I wanna throw up."
Such a viewpoint elicits two responses from a rational individual:
- The only "evidence" any critic can cite that Obama is, indeed, a Communist would be the fact that he's daring to reform health care.
- Even if one were to somehow acknowledge this bizarre supposition, Nugent might wanna look up the First Amendment. The same passage that allows him to utter these words would also allow anyone to hold the views of Communism without legal repercussions.
Putting aside Nugent's clear lack of sanity, do you agree with his accusation? Is Barack Obama a Communist?
To Hellion - I couldn't say it better myself.
Unfortunately, conservatives don't care about where our country is headed only that we now have a Democratic President upon whom they can exercise their knee-jerk no-brains opposition.
Hellion - Obama raised the highest tax bracket less than 3% for those making over $250,000. Not a penny under that amount was touched. Moreover, this is CONSIDERABLY less than rich folk were paying under Reagan.
Do you think you wouldn't be paying any taxes if a Republican were in office? You are right, however, by all means: Smart Americans should absolutely follow Ted Nugent's viewpoints. That would be a wonderful country in which to reside.
Ted Nugent is just repeating what smart Americans knew all along. Unfortunately, liberals don't care about where our country is headed only that we now have a black President. PS - 50% of my year end bonus check went to the Government.
Nugent is a fruitcake; however, Obama does not belong in the White House.....not in jail, either
oh yes, the two are very similar ... a repressive dictator whose opposition to personal and political freedom is still in place today, and who was arguably responsible for millions of deaths, versus the president of the united states ... good call Ted
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Building to Enhance the People: Lessons from Sao Paulo's Favelas
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How Kim Kardashian Encouraged the Catcall
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Photos of informal architecture in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Lindsay was going through boxes of family photos at my parent's house, and was excited to pull out some pictures of where I lived in Sao Paulo, Brazil, as an LDS missionary in 2003. I wanted to place them here as they are relevant to many of my studies in vernacular architecture, urban studies, international development, and Latin American Studies. This was an experience that gave me consciousness of the world's developing areas, and set a new life course to understand what I had seen, and how I can make positive contributions to it. This is Castro Alves in the Grajau/Interlagos area of Sao Paulo.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Along with the Capability Approach, Kindness
One thing the discipline of development studies sparsely treats is kindness. Normative ethics would say that kindness is not just a tendency, but a character trait. This means kind actions and words are a disposition rather than actions or words chosen at given times. With this understanding kindness is in an individual's fabric, and not just the conscious considerations they take. Because a person has the disposition of kindness does not mean that it cannot be developed further in someone not characterized as such, thus becoming a characteristic of that person as well.To develop this idea further, kindness will be put into the sphere of parenthood.
It would probably be a somewhat reasonable demand that developers of the developing world to first have the experience of rearing their own child, in whichever of the various ways that can be accomplished, before they achieve stewardship of someone else's. Whilst it is true that individuals ingest events very differently from one another, it is also true that a much different understanding of love is gained through parenting a child. If you don't love the people whom you seek to aid you have no business being in their lives. Parenthood offers love, furthermore, that seeks nothing for itself. Love is expressed in various ways though, and everyone can attest that love is not always kind.
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Interior of the Barton House in Shutford, Oxfordshire
I snapped some photos of the interior of the Barton House, the barn conversion we're staying at in the village of Shutford, Oxfordshire.
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Sunday, October 5, 2014
Personal and Institutional Submission: A Spiritual Perspective
Welfare states infantlize people. Public initiative is put away as individuals are left to do things within their own spheres of influence. What this means is social interactions carry greater significance as attention is placed on sports teams, celebrities, music, movies, etc. As attention is placed on these objects, individuals use them to identify and separate themselves.
Whilst this can be seen as a smokescreen from pressing political, economic, and social issues affecting society, there is an appropriate application for the concept of dependency.
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Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Wynnie the Pooh
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
Science and Religion: Asking Questions and Finding Answers
Harvard Business School professor, Clayton Christensen, spoke at an event in Oxford last year. In his speech, Christensen, telling of his religious beliefs, explained that God has a warehouse of information He desires that we have, but the problem is we don't ask for it. Christensen's thought struck me whilst reading William Godwin's, An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice. In this book, Godwin writes:
Upon our decision in this case it depends, whether those persons act wisely who prescribe to themselves a certain discipline and are anxious to enrich their minds with science, or whether on the contrary it be better to trust every thing to the mercy of events (40).This passage expresses two separate states ubiquitous in modern society. The first is science as the catalyst for enlightened mankind. The other, trusting every thing to the mercy of events, is indicative of determinism.
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Monday, July 21, 2014
CLA Games - Blenheim Palace
The lovely Lindsay Lee and I went to the CLA games at the Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, with my cousins, the Hamn family. An incredible event with very fun people!
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Whiteside, who died in June at the age of 69 from complications of Parkinson's disease, will be recognized during the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies July 27 in Cooperstown, N.Y.
Whiteside, known to his friends as ``Sides,'' received 203 votes from the members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America. Nick Peters, who retired this year from The Sacramento Bee, got 119 votes and Dave Van Dyck, a Chicago baseball writer for 25 years, got 89.
Whiteside worked for The Boston Globe from 1973 until he was sidelined by Parkinson's disease in the past decade. He was a member of the expert panel that selected baseball's all-century team and an honoree in 1999 by the National Association of Black Journalists for his work in advancing the careers of black sports writers.
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President Obama was a transcending figure with the issue of race. Millions of white people voted for a man with no executive experience and less than 2 years of federal government experience. A man who had ties to two race baiting preachers; one of whom exposed his hatred for America in general. Obama had 98% of the black vote and over 50% of the white vote.
However, it wasn't but a few weeks later the trickle of the word racist became to come out of the leftist media and punditry. It seems that any criticism or protest of the president and his ideology is now a racist event. From Keith Olbermann and his guests to Representative Watson to the so called Reverend Jeremiah Wright. If you disagree with the black president you are a racist. This does not even include all the general citizens who write, call and just generally make these statements of hate. What does this show?
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Roberts Restaurant at the Omni Shoreham
- Address:
2500 Calvert Street NW
Washington, DC 20008Neighborhood:
Woodley Park
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Roberts Restaurant at the Omni Shoreham
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.omnihotels.com/FindAHotel/WashingtonDCShoreham/Dining.aspx
- Phone: (202) 756-5210
- Hours of Operation:
Art of Breakfast Buffet (weekdays) 6:30am-10:30am
Art of Breakfast Buffet (weekends) 6:30am-11:30am
A la Carte Breakfast (weekdays) 6:30am-11:00am
A la Carte Breakfast (weekends) 6:30am-11:30am
Lunch 11:00am-5:00pm
Dinner 5:00pm-10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Dan Murray
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Robert's Private Dining Room is the perfect venue to host your next special event! Our elegant decorated room can comfortably seat 24 guests. During the warmer months, your guests may enjoy a private section of our terrace overlooking Rock Creek Park and our beautiful gardens.
- Private Party Contact: Deboris Gullatt and/or Rasul Jumyazov 2024231279x
- Special Events: Robert's Private Dining Room is an excellent choice to host your next affair. Our elegantly decorated room can hold up to 24 guests for a seated event. During the warmer months, enjoy a private section of our terrace overlooking Rock Creek Park and our beautiful gardens.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Connecticut Avenue
- Public Transit: Woodley Park/Adams Morgan Red Line Metro, Circulator Bus and 96, L1, L2, L4 and X3 Bus Lines
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: The Omni Shoreham Hotel offers complimentary valet parking for all restaurant guests. Please present your restaurant receipt to the valet attendant for validation. Valet parking on Valentine's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas is $10.00 + tax.
A word from Roberts Restaurant at the Omni Shoreham
Our casually elegant restaurant invites you to a unique dining experience orchestrated by Executive Chef Dan Elinan and his Culinary Team. Our menu features local ingredients from regional farms to create Comfort Cuisine. We also feature a Children's Menu available at all meal periods. Make reservations for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner seven days a week and join the list of presidents, world leaders and Washington dignitaries who have graced the Omni with their presence. Robert's Restaurant is open daily at 6:30am, serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.Continued
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Roberts Restaurant at the Omni Shoreham reviews from OpenTable diners
6 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food3.5Service4.2
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelQuiet
scenic view (3)neighborhood gem (2)fit for foodies (2)special occasion (2)kid-friendly (1)great for brunch (1)great for outdoor dining (1)notable wine list (1)romantic (1)Show More
- We had dinner here mainluKathyVIPDined on 3/18/2013We had dinner here mainlu for convenience. Everyone did enjoy their meals, the butternut squash soup was very good.
- They did not have my reservationdavidjVIPDined on 3/5/2013They did not have my reservation when I and my guests arrived. It was very embarrassing. I should still get the points and some other consideration. Also, the kitchen clearly forgot my order as my guests were well through their meals before I could get the waiter's attention and he rushed into the kitchen. It took a while after that for the food to arrive.
- Open walls restaurant withOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/1/2013Open walls restaurant with little or no privacy. Food is very average. They could use a better chef, to say the least.Special Features:
- Restuarant was a bit noisyOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 12/25/2012Restuarant was a bit noisy due to a group dinner. They were actually firing off firecrackers in which the host had to come and tell them they were not allowed to do that. My family and I was expecting a little bit more relaxing atmosphere given it was Christmas day. The service was a little lacking as well. This was probably based on the fact that ony two servers were on duty and the restaurant did not anticipate that many people for dinner. Aside from these faults I have future hopes that this restaurant can turn a new leaf in the coming year.Special Features:
- Ambience was spectacular andOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 12/25/2012Ambience was spectacular and the Christmas Eve menu was good, although the choices were minimal. Food was very tasty and in most cases well-prepared. BUT the service was abysmal. Our entree had not arrived after an hour and a half. Getting our bill and paying took a very long time. So, service is the low point of the experience. They should improve as the setting is fabulous and the chef is very good.Special Features:
- RIPPED OFF AT ROBERTS RESTAURANTCliffDined on 12/25/20121.) UNPROFESSIONAL STAFF. 2.) BELOW PAR FOOD WITH SMALL SELECTION. 3.) DID NOT HONOR RESERVATION REQUESTS. 4.) WOULD HAVE COST $9.95 ANYWHERE ELSE, NOT OVER $200. 5.) NEXT TIME OUT IT WILL DEFINITELY NOT BE ROBERTS RESTAURANT AT THE OMNI!
- We only are brunch here theThanksForTheForkDined on 12/16/2012We only are brunch here the morning of our departure. We arrived at 9:30 and most of the hot bar items were lukewarm which was a bit disappointing especially for the crab egg benedict. The internet bar was good and so were the belgian waffles. I was happy to see fresh fruit, cheese, smoked salmon and accompanies.Special Features:
- Expected more festive foodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/22/2012X-mas brunch did not have as much selections as you expect on X-mas. No smoked salmon, no pasta dishes, no creps, champaine was not included in $65 charge.No fruits. Limited desert. Last year we liked it better. Some wait staff did not speak English. Food has to be more festive and at liest mimosa has to be included. Other than that we had a great time and hope next year or Easter brunch will be as great as we expect at this great place!Special Features:
- Our dinner was just fantastic.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/8/2012Our dinner was just fantastic. However, a man at a nearby table talked incessantly and loudly about business on a cell phone which spoiled the experience.
- The crab cakes were amazing.butchDined on 10/1/2012The crab cakes were amazing. Truly lump crab without the fillers. The restaurant is beautiful and the staff is friendly. Being attached to this type of hotel however keeps the dress very casual. They could take advantage of the amazing outdoor setting if they wanted to but they don't. We asked if they could light the firepit outside that evening but it seemed too big of a hassle for them. It would be an unbelievable destination if they brought the unused outdoor heaters to the balcony and served outside.
- Wine and Appetizer was great,OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/26/2012Wine and Appetizer was great, dinner was cold when it arrived. Waitress had difficulty with the tab at the end as she charged both of us for the entire bill and then she said she cancelled the charge but the charge appeared on the credit card twice, once for the entire bill and one for half of the bill.Special Features:
- Fabulous end to a weekend away!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/22/2012Weekend away for my bride of 30 years and myself was capped off well by Sunday brunch at Roberts. Valet parking is free with dinner receipt and Omni Shoreham is such a beautiful hotel and grounds, that you just want to linger after eating and walk the lawn and see the fountains out back of the restaurant. City hustle and bustle are completely absent from this locale.Special Features:
- Took my girlfriend here forOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/20/2012Took my girlfriend here for a special dinner, it did not disappoint! The food was amazing, and our waiter was excellent as well. They even provide complimentary valet parking, don't forget your receipt though!Special Features:
- We ate at Roberts RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/9/2012We ate at Roberts Restaurant at the Omni in July 2012 while attending a conference at the hotel. I consider myself a foodie and go to nice restaurants while out of town. I ordered the eggplant and my coworker order the hamburger. The eggplant was the best I have ever had. The ingredients were so fresh!!! My coworker said it was the best burger she had ever had also. The service was great also. I wish we would have had the time to dine there again.Special Features:
- A treat!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/28/2012One of my nicest evenings out ever! Such a beautiful restaurant with excellent food.Special Features:
- Four high scool friends gotMimiDined on 6/19/2012Four high scool friends got together when one was in town from Oregon. Food was excellent and atmosphere/service allowed us to talk and renew friendships.Special Features:
- Great ambiance, a beautiful roombentleyjrtVIPDined on 6/17/2012The atmosphere was wonderful, really a beautiful room and the patio is also fabulous. The Breakfast buffet was good, but they only had 1 chef on the omelet station and they really could have used 2 or 3. Service was just so-so, but the ambiance of the room made up for it.Special Features:
- Mother's day brunch was theOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/13/2012Mother's day brunch was the best ever - hands down the best I've experienced in the last 30 years in the DC area.Special Features:
- Mother's Day Brunch a SuccessbjoadDined on 5/13/2012The Omni really is a beautiful and historic hotel on a lovely piece of property. The setting is ideallic. Mother's Day buffet at 2 pm was pleasantly not crowded and very un rushed. All you could eat fresh oysters, large shrimp, stone crab, grilled sirloin, fresh crab cakes, grilled chicken and the usual breakfast stations, along with nice salads and grilled vegetables. Nothing terribly creative or novel, but a very nice selection that hit to all in the family. Just right for Mother's Day and the deserts were amptly chocolatty. 62 per person was a bit high, but what you'd expect for a big holiday brunch at a top hotel. Overall, a great day and Mom was very pleased.Special Features:
- DON'T DO IT!!!! DON'T DO IT!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/13/2012I dont mind paying for good food...but this was highway robbery. very disappointing. the food left a lot to be desired. they overcoeroked my waffle...twice. my mother had to tell the "cook" the pan wasnt hot enough to cook the omelet. when he placed the egg on my plate, it came with a boat load of oil. the crabcakes are...are...yucky (i grew up in maryland...i know crabs)
- The food is fair but not special.Kodemeister7Dined on 5/12/2012The food is fair but not special. There is no fanciness or creativity in the dishes for a restaurant of this caliber. Our waiter was very attentive and helpful. The dining room is beautiful.Special Features:
- Next time it's the WILLARD!CliffDined on 4/8/2012We find there is a significant decline in Roberts restaurant. (1) We were offered (once again) a seat by the waiters serving station (very noisy plus chattering from the serving personnel), (2) too long a wait for another table even though several were set up and empty, (3) when we sat down on the bench seat, my wife cut her hand on broken glass which was on the seat!!!! (4) there was food stuck to four pieces of the dinner wear, (5) I must have missed the steak knives ( the medallions of beef were too tough to cut). Other than that, it was great? I am sorry, but I couldn't recommend Roberts restaurant based on this visit.Special Features:
- Awkward SeatingCre8ivTypDined on 4/8/2012Had Easter Brunch there in the early afternoon. The food was actually very good and I liked how all the stations were split up. Although it was serve yourself for the food, our server bought us our drinks. He seemed to disappear alot so to get something to drink we had keep an eye out for him, which something you DON'T want to have to do while dining. Also, they sat us at a very weird table. Me and my guest were side-by-side facing another table. Very very awkward. So we actually just ate and left because it wasn't really a situation where we could talk, eat and enjoy the meal and the surroundings. Not a good dining experience for the money we spent. I probably wouldn't go back. But the hotel and restaurant is very nice.Special Features:
- A friend and I went to theOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/8/2012A friend and I went to the Easter buffet - it was a great experience! We were there specifically for the traditional lamb, but loved the opportunity to do a sampling of the other dishes. It was wonderfully light and airy, and the wait-staff were excellent. Often at a buffet you don't get much attention - this was a great exception. Walking around on the grounds afterwards was also a great experience. Loved the Easter decorations - lots of fun, but not in your face or tacky. Luckily we got a parking space on the street so we didn't have to deal with the back-up for the valet parking. We decided it was expensive, but worth it.Special Features:
- Easter Brunch was amazing.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/8/2012Easter Brunch was amazing. We were properly greeted and escorted to our table right away. The staff was extremely friendly. The food selection was incredible and had something for everyone. The wait staff made sure our glasses were always full and our empty plates quickly removed. The price was comparable to surrounding area restaurants with similar appeal but totally worth the price for such a special occasion.Special Features:
- The restaurant itself wasmovieking80Dined on 4/3/2012The restaurant itself was really pretty. Beautiful architecture, hugely high ceilings, marble, etc. The food was good, but not great, and the menu was a little too small. The service, much like the food, was good, but not great. In a place that looks like Robert's Restaurant, I would expect that everything would be great.Special Features:
- The food was very good andAndreaDined on 3/24/2012The food was very good and the service is terrific.Special Features:
- It was a very enjoyable experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/3/2012It was a very enjoyable experience in all aspects.Special Features:
- Very good service and wellOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/14/2012Very good service and well prepared food. Quite nice !Special Features:
- Dinner on Friday night wasOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/10/2012Dinner on Friday night was very tasty but what really wowed us was the brunch/breakfast buffet on Saturday morning. The value for the meal was excellent considering the elegant atmosphere. The food was outstanding, abundant and everything I could possible want was available. It is a place I would consider taking friends for a special occasion.Special Features:
- Noooobody was in this place,OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/13/2012Noooobody was in this place, it was awkward for a Friday at 9pm in the city
- Go to Roberts!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 1/6/2012Roberts Restaurant offers a superb dining experience. We have eaten there about ten times before and have always enjoyed both our food and our service. The wine is excellent! The food is locally sourced and always well prepared. The ambience and the gracious service are wonderful experiences in themselves but the restaurant does not rest on its laurels. Every time we go, we are impressed with how fresh and imaginatively the food is prepared. Furthermore, it is reasonably priced. One word: Go!Special Features:
- It was an excellent placeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/25/2011It was an excellent place for my wife and I to go and have a quiet, relaxing Christmas dinner. The food was excellent both in taste and variety. We will be back next Christmas.Special Features:
- The Georgetown Ladies wereCapHillTravellerVIPDined on 12/10/2011The Georgetown Ladies were treated to Roberts...wonderful service and excellent food. All in all...a return trip will be scheduled!
- Food was above average. TheOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/19/2011Food was above average. The vidalia onion soup and mushroom ragout were both delicious.
- Staff were universally wonderful.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/18/2011Staff were universally wonderful. Food excellent, we chose the breakfast buffet every morning and it was great.Special Features:
- Great choice for brunchCounselor04VIPDined on 10/1/2011This is an outstanding restaurant. We had dinner and brunch here and both meals were excellent. The food was excellent with a variety of choices that were perfectly prepared and beautifully presented. The staff were attentive and helpful. The restaurant is absolutely beautiful, somehow managing to feel intimate even though it is quite large. We especially loved the terrace which looks over the beautifully maintained hotel gardens. This is a great choice for any meal but especially good for brunch, which is a wonderful deal at $20 a person for an amazing buffet.Special Features:
- There are so many very goodOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/16/2011There are so many very good restaurants in this neighborhood. I would only recommend Roberts if one is staying there and has just a short time to eat. (The waiters will help make sure you get out of there quickly.) The food is decent, well presented. The service is not so good, and that is a shame. The decor and arrangement really need a "do-over." I think it has been the same for the ten years I've lived in the DC area.
- A great spot to dine!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/15/2011A great old hotel with beautiful lobby. And right at the end of your stroll through the lobby a very good Resturant. The menu is good, great service and very good food.Special Features:
- Good meal--everything wasblanca1Dined on 9/15/2011Good meal--everything was very fresh. My husband liked the crab cakes very much and said they had a lot of crab in them and less filler with just the right amount of seasoning. Filet mignon was delicious as the salad and soup we ordered.


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A LANDLORD fled with his pub's takings and blew more than £4,000 on drink and cocaine, a court heard.
Kerri Benson, who ran the Lamb Inn in Blackburn Road, Astley Bridge, pleaded guilty to the theft of £4,317 from Bravo Inns at Bolton Magistrates Court yesterday.
Prosecutor Steve Woodman told magistrates how Benson took over the tenancy of the pub on October 13 last year and moved in with his partner, Alison Macdonald, and her four children. Part of his role was banking the pub's £5,500 a week takings.
But when a member of staff from the pub chain turned up at the Lamb Inn on January 14 to conduct a stock take they could not get inside.
Mr Woodman said area manager David Roblin had been concerned about Benson's running of the pub for some time.
He managed to get in touch with Miss Macdonald who said Benson had walked out, taking the pub's money with him.
She had no knowledge of what he had been doing. Benson was traced by police four days later and told them he had spent all the money on drugs and beer.
Mr Woodman said: "It was a very serious breach of trust."
Rahil Khan, defending, said 31-year-old Benson, who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, is an alcoholic. He added: "There was a lack of expertise running a public house and they ran into financial difficulties."
The former Royal Navy submariner abandoned the pub taking the cash with him.
Mr Khan sad: "He took a great deal of cocaine over a short period of time The money went very quickly."
He added that Benson, of Dales Brown, Astley Bridge, is now seeking help for his addictions and has found employment as a press setter.
Magistrates adjourned sentencing until March 12 to allow reports to be prepared and Benson was granted unconditional bail.
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