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FORT WORTH — A local rehab clinic was sued Tuesday on allegations of disability discrimination.The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleged in a federal suit that the Fort Worth Center of Rehabilitation rejected the job application of Patsy Roberson after she could not produce a routine urine sample because of kidney failure."This employer could have accommodated Ms. Roberson's disability in several different ways," said Robert A. Canino, regional attorney for the EEOC's Dallas District office. "Blood or hair screens are drug tests that do not require a urinalysis."Fort Worth Center of Rehabilitation, operated by Skilled Healthcare Group of Foothill Ranch in Southern California's Orange County, offers inpatient treatment for people dealing with amputations, joint replacements, postsurgical complications, lung and heart conditions, and uncontrolled diabetes. Located in the Hospital District on 12th Avenue, it also works with people dealing with strokes and multiple sclerosis. according to the for-profit clinic's website.Skilled Healthcare denied the discrimination claim and said it had tried to work things out, but did not offer specifics."We are disappointed at the EEOC's unfounded allegation," it said in a statement released by spokeswoman Melody Chatelle of Austin."The center attempted to accommodate the applicant, and has tried to work in good faith with the EEOC and the applicant over the last several months to resolve this matter," Chatelle said. "We welcome the opportunity to ensure the accurate facts come to light before an impartial judge."Roberson had more than 15 years' experience as a certified nursing assistant when she applied for a job at the Fort Worth Center of Rehabilitation in July 2011. She was led to believe she had gotten the job and just needed to complete some human resources paperwork and get a drug test, EEOC attorney Meghan Shepard said.But when Roberson told a rehab center employee that she could not give a urine sample because of renal failure, the atmosphere immediately changed, Shepard said. She was strung along for weeks and told "we have to check with corporate." Finally, the 58-year-old single mother of a teenage daughter was told she would not be hired for the $10- to $11-an-hour job."The right to a reasonable accommodation extends not just to employees, but also job applicants," said Shepard, the EEOC's trial attorney for the case. "Ms. Roberson was denied the opportunity to work because of an unfortunate ignorance of the law."The request for accommodation here would not have cost the company any significant amount of money, and it would have gained a great employee in Ms. Roberson," said the lawyer, who said the suit is seeking the equivalent of pay that a certified nursing assistant would have gotten since July 2011, plus compensatory and punitive damages.Roberson suffered kidney failure in 2000 and received a transplant in 2007 that was rejected that year. Since being turned away by the rehab center, she has worked as a home health worker, Shepard said. She was recently put back on the eligibility list for another transplant, having had a cancerous tumor removed along with a nonfunctioning kidney, Shepard said.In February, Skilled Healthcare reached a settlement with California's attorney general over allegations of neglect and abuse at its 20 nursing homes in the state, Bloomberg News reported. The company agreed to pay $350,000 for two years of surprise inspections. It operates 79 skilled nursing facilities, 22 assisted living facilities, six hospice care services, four home-healthcare agencies and a rehabilitation service provider in 11 states.Three years earlier, the publicly traded corporation [ticker: SKH] agreed to pay $50 million to end a class-action suit filed by nursing home residents after they won a jury award of $677 million. The case made headlines for months in California because of problems stemming from short staffing and other issues. Skilled Healthcare admitted no wrongdoingLast week, the Dallas EEOC office won a $240 million federal jury award against a Texas turkey-processing service for keeping 32 men in "virtual enslavement" for years in a dilapidated building in Iowa. Barry Shlachter, 817-390-7718
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- Environmental activists seeking an end to mountaintop removal mining were forced by Capitol Police to leave the Washington offices of Kentucky Congressman Hal Rogers and other members who represent Appalachia.
Protesters from Kentucky were requesting on Wednesday to speak with Rogers, a Republican from Somerset who is chairman of the House Appropriations Committee.
Dana Kuhnline, a volunteer with Appalachia Rising, says about 20 protesters were led away in handcuffs by Capitol Police after refusing to leave the congressional offices. The activists were also protesting at the offices of Democratic Rep. Nick Rahall of West Virginia and Republican Reps. Morgan Griffith of Virginia and Jimmy Duncan of Tennessee.
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It's no secret that North Texas is lusting after Oklahoma's water. Here we are struggling to quench a thirsty and growing population, while our neighbor to the north hogs its bountiful supply of H2O, which is roughly 10 times its projected need. The Tarrant Regional Water District made the first mo ... More >>
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For over a year, a registered "spiritual organization" was the hottest after-hours spot in Dallas. Then it all came crashing down.
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This time a year ago, the Fort Worth Cats, the city's minor league baseball team, was on death's doorstep. Team owner Carl Bell had racked up considerable debt that come the economic downturn, he was unable to repay, prompting the American Association to boot the Cats from the league and Amergy Bank ... More >>
Holly Johnson takes a zealot's approach to imbibing in a glass of red with dinner. She doesn't always like to be told what to drink and how much to pay for it. So, she set out on a mission to find every BYOB restaurant in the Dallas region, and luckily for us, she's sharing her list. And I think w ... More >>
Jack Bewley and Jeff Finkel have spent the last several years methodically strengthening their position in the Dallas taxi market. Their company, Irving Holdings, was established with the merger of five local cab companies. In 2007, they brought Freedom, Eagle, and Jet taxi companies. Earlier this y ... More >>
When local transportation planners announced that they would ask the Internet for suggestions on what to call the new managed lanes on LBJ Express, it seemed like a bad idea. But Andy Rittler, corporate affairs director for the project, tells us we were wrong. Over the course of the six-week contes ... More >>
Chesapeake Energy, the country's second-largest producer of natural gas, has been hit with a class-action lawsuit accusing the company of violating royalty agreements with landowners in Tarrant and Johnson counties. As you may recall, an identical suit was brought in July by a family of Johnson Cou ... More >>
Last I checked, Domingo Garcia lost his bid for Congress. Marc Veasey got about 53 percent of the vote in last month's Democratic primary runoff, which is more than half, which is what it takes to win an election. Except Garcia doesn't see it that way. "While it may appear that I have lost the ele ... More >>
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Steve Lipsky's epic battle and what it means for the future of fracking.
In the spirit of a Republican primary season marked by gleeful kneecapping, Grant Stinchfield, a former NBC 5 investigative reporter running for Congress, has discovered that his opponent, incumbent Kenny Marchant, claimed some endorsements from politicos who aren't actually behind him in the race f ... More >>
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If your New Year's weekend plans include a destination in Tarrant County and you have a nasty and terribly irresponsible habit of driving drunk, your boozebaggery and bad decisions can make you famous -- which is to say, infamous. The Tarrant County District Attorey's Office will publish the names o ... More >>
You can buy this 1953 Cats-Oilers game program for a mere $38.Longtime Friends of Unfair Park will recall: In early 2009, United League Baseball co-founders John Bryant (yes, that John Bryant) and Byron Pierce said that come time for first pitch 2010, they would have a minor-league ballclub on th ... More >>
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The plan to siphon off the water from Lake Palestine, which is just southwest of Tyler, has been around for close to four decades; in '72 Dallas acquired the contractual rights to the lake, at a rate of 102 million of gallons of per day. In 2007, the city council was reminded: Dallas had "The Lak ... More >>
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The American Lung Association released its annual State of the Air report this morning -- and, sorry, Dallas, Collin, Tarrant and Denton counties, but when it comes to smog, the report card still reads "F." Indeed, notes the report, while many cities around the country have seen their ozone levels r ... More >>
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Allows users to make and receive cell phone calls, send text messages, stream music and play online mobile games. It also enables security services such as E911 that allow dispatchers to know when a call is being placed from an underground platform and the forthcoming Help Point Intercom system.
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Light rail vehicles are equipped with a mobile router delivering wireless Internet connectivity over the 4G network, supporting significantly higher speeds. The system also is capable of delivering advertising, conducting passenger surveys and collecting usage statistics.
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Schumer said the technology to wire the system is readily available and asked the MTA to fast track the pilot projects and the Request for Proposal and approval process saying that if the MTA acts fast, the project may be eligible for federal funding passed as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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News Release: Valdosta State University
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It's tough to shake a bad reputation. We keep trying to explain to all our high school classmates that we're not "dirty whores." We're just really popular and don't like taking showers. In this Mel Brooks classic, Dr. Frankenstein's grandson spends years trying to live down the family reputation as being grave-digging psychopaths. But after inheriting his granddad Victor Von Frankenstein's castle, the family ways and old reanimation experiments become too tempting for the young Frankenstein to ignore. Featuring the most hilarious rendition of "Puttin' on the Ritz" ever to grace film, Young Frankenstein is a must-see on the big screen this Halloween season. So hop on your bicycle and head to Regency South Coast Village for classic film night, and bring a friend. Don't let those comparisons to the town bicycle stop you. They're all just jealous.
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This is one of the most complicated Chinese dishes to do, because of its 4-part preparation process. Mandarin Duck is also one of the most delectable Chinese dishes you'll ever eat! Many restaurants simply fry commercial pressed duck & then top it with a thick brown sauce. This recipe gives you the authentic procedure, complete with all the steps. Do yourself a favor & TAKE NO SHORTCUTS! It's well worth the effort!
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Pizza Republica - Greenwood Village
- Address:
5375 Landmark Place #113
Greenwood Village, CO 80111Neighborhood:
Tech Center / Greenwood Village
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Pizza Republica - Greenwood Village
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.pizzarepublica.com/
- Phone: (720) 489-2030
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 3:30pm Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 3:30pm-10:00pm Friday/Saturday Dinner 3:30p.m. - 11:00p.m. Sunday Dinner: 3:30p.m. - 9:00p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Organic, Italian
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We can cater your next special event! Have you thought of having a portable Wood Fired Oven at your next party? Nothing tastes better than pizza fresh out of the oven!
- Entertainment: Please ask about our Wine Dinners! Featuring wines from a different region of Italy each month paired with a regional specific menu created buy our chefs. Reservations only for these events!
- Special Events: ***New Spring/Summer 2011 Menu*** Featuring four great new salads for Summer. Start with our fresh Burrata, a creamy italian favorite over oven roasted garlic and peppadews. Try the Tuna Verona with a glass of wine on the patio. Thinking healthy, try the Spring Pea & Mint Ravioli, Grilled Salmon w/ a Roasted Red Pepper Glaze over sauteed fresh vegetables. We feature new culinary creations every weekend, from Braised Lamb Shank to Veal Marsala. Ask your server about tonight's creation.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Belleview and Quebec
- Public Transit: RTD light rail stops at Belleview Station/I-25 or Orchard Road/I-25.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Ample surface lot parking is available all week. Please remember that there is a third level to the parking garage with hundreds of extra spaces.
A word from Pizza Republica - Greenwood Village
Welcome to Pizza Republica! The word "republic" is derived from the Latin phrase res publica, which can be translated as "a public affair". In our eyes it helps define our hospitality and passionate culinary style. Quite simply, we don't cook for us or our ego, we cook for and serve you. We strive to bring the rustic ambiance and fresh ingredient farm to table philosophy found throughout Italy, home to Colorado. We use the finest imported ingredients and century old artisan traditions to bring the definitive Neapolitan pizza experience to our guests.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
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Pizza Republica - Greenwood Village reviews from OpenTable diners
57 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelEnergetic
notable wine list (23)good for groups (21)neighborhood gem (21)hot spot (17)fit for foodies (15)vibrant bar scene (13)great for lunch (11)special occasion (7)romantic (5)great for outdoor dining (4)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- FaluDined on 11/23/2014Great food, excellent service! I do recommend to all my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Stand-Out RestaurantMamasleroyVIPDined on 11/19/2014Pizza Republica has great food, wine, ambience, and service. It is my favorite of all the Greenwood Village restaurants in the Landmark complex. I highly recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great GF Options!BrRoVIPDined on 11/18/2014Pizza Republica has one of the best gluten-free pizza crusts in town and the gluten-free pasta is also very very good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrible service, arrogant waiterdining14VIPDined on 10/25/2014will never go to this restaurant again. Waited at table for 20 minutes to have a waiter come by, notified the front desk, no luck.Special Features:
- Another fine time at RepublicaGregDined on 10/15/2014I've dined here several times and it's always consistent good service & food. I think more and more residents from the Landmark are using this as there 2nd kitchen. The bartender prepared one of the best Martini's I've ever had and I enjoy the Moretti's beer on tap.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- spicy pizzalovelyritaVIPDined on 10/11/2014my husb and I went there on a Sat night with another couple, dinner to be followed by a movie at Landmark. Very busy, needed that Open Table reservation or long wait. service was good, shared a small Caesar salad with my husb and a very spicy pizza rustica, which I could not eat, waiter offered a less spicy pizza, rec'd a goat cheese and arugula pizza, had a glass of wine and my husband a diet soda, bill was $55+ for the 2 of us which is considerably higher than one would think for 2 small pizzas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Homecoming SurpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/4/2014My son and five other high school freshman went here before going to their homecoming. A lot of times when a server sees their table filled with 6 teenage boys the service can be mediocre because of preconceived opinions. Contrary to this tendency, the server was outstanding. The boys had a great time and had great service. They were treated like adults rather than kids.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Exceeds Expectations2tellthetruthDined on 10/3/2014I have dined at Pizza Republica several times. They never disappoint with the food or the service. One sever in particular is among the best of the best. Her name is Monica. While the food is OUTSTANDING, I would come back again and again just because of the service provided by Monica. Again, I love this place.Special Features:
- AdamVIPDined on 10/1/2014Great food and service. The burrata appetizer was amazing!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/16/2014Although I had a reservation, I waited over 25 minutes to be seated and it was clear they had forgotten I had checked in. The restaurant was overcrowded and very noisy.Special Features:
- good pizza-great post movie spotsuleighDined on 9/11/2014Pizza Republica is a lively spot for a post-movie pizza. Salads and main courses are tasty too! Noise levels can be up there, and we appreciated that the host relocated us to a quieter table away from a particularly noisy group.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect BirthdayperfectbirthdayVIPDined on 8/26/2014Took my wife and young kids for my wife's birthday (all of which are foodies) and with the "Make your own" antipasto and pizza, you can't go wrong. They bought my wife a glass of prosecco for her birthday as well!Special Features:
- No MoreFatDaddyVIPDined on 8/13/2014We've been here a few times. My wife likes it but I don't like it as there is always an issue. We made a reservation for a party of 6. The hostess took us to an 8 top. I asked her for a different table but she said there were no other tables even though the restaurant was 90% empty. The food was cold, the service unprofessional and the music is loud. I hope we don't go back. Please, honey!Special Features:
- Tasty PizzaPhlangewDined on 8/2/2014This was our first experience at Pizza Republics, and we found it quite enjoyable. The pizza offerings were unique and the one we ordered was very tasty. My wife really found the crust to be delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 425 reviews are from the Pizza Republica - Greenwood Village reviews archive.
- Always great!!LoveColoradoVIPDined on 7/23/2014We dine regularly at Pizza Republica. We have never tried the Crisp Pancetta pizza and it was excellent! It is a white pizza, so a bit lighter than some. The pancetta was wonderfully crispy, and the onions were perfect and not overpowering. We have had Monica as our server many times. She is very knowledgeable on all the wines and has never steered us wrong. Even if we just want a glass of wine, she brings us a taste first. Her service is impeccable as well. Her service, as well as the wonderful food and excellent wine list, makes us come back again and again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Lunch spot in DTCFoodCriticVIPDined on 7/14/2014Pizza lunch special - pizza, salad, drink, cookie for $10! Sit on the patio and a great break from work.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good for lunch/dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/4/2014Great place at the Landmark for kids & adults. Salads, Pizzas, Italian Sandwiches & Pastas (at dinner only), good Italian wine list in a open kitchen restaurant. A nice, shaded patio. Best gluten free pizza crust that we have found in Denver.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So Far, So Good!ScottinAuroraVIPDined on 6/28/2014Went for lunch and had an appetizer and one of the specialty pizza's. Both were really great - authentic and flavorful. And the price was reasonable too - good value. So we'll be back!Special Features:
- Delicioso!CAROLEDined on 6/10/2014Has lunch with the girls on the patio and it was wonderful. We all had pizzas and they were delicious. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Really expensive, average tastingsweetbeeDined on 5/18/2014The menu was very expensive for the quality of the food. Sure there were fresh ingredients and it tasted good (not great... the pizzas were exceptionally greasy), but it didn't taste $15+ for a 12" pizza great. Some pizzas were over $20. God help you if you want to make a custom pizza, because that adds up really quickly at $3 a topping. It was fine food. The service was quick. I expected a free appetizer like bread or something for the price, but there was none. Tap water is served in carafes at your table. No ice. Three of us ate here for my boyfriend's mom's birthday. Three pizzas and one happy hour wine came to over $60 before tip. I wish we went somewhere else.Special Features:
- Ladies NightFitzBrookeDined on 5/16/2014We went to Pizza Republica for a ladies night out and had a great time. Our table was ready when we arrived (thanks to our Open Table reservation). Happy hour extends until 6:30pm which is fabulous for those of us that dont get off work until 5pm. Our server was very pleasant, food was good, wine was excellent. Walked down to the Landmark movie theater a few doors down for a chick flick right after dinner. It was a nice treat and a great night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lbandbrVIPDined on 5/15/2014We love this restaurant! And with Open Table our reservation is always honored, and they work hard to meet any request!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall positive experience.LGoodinDined on 5/15/2014Arrived at happy hour and feel like they have a decent amount of choices for wine and drink selection for happy hour. I was a little disappointed that most of their food was heavily breaded or had bread in the main dish. We ordered from both the happy hour menu and main menu, but definitely had to switch over to the main menu as 90% of the happy menu was not waist line friendly. Overall, good atmosphere, service was a little slow for a restaurant that wasn't that busy. Overall, I would go again, but maybe not the best for happy hour if you are trying to be health conscious.Special Features:
- Great as usual!MEFoodieDined on 5/10/2014Made a last minute res on OpenTable, fortunately because every table in the house was full! Fun Saturday night to start off Mother's Day. Fantastic family dinner, food was fabulous as always!! Don't miss the mussels, burrata was amazing, and my new favorite shrimp pesto primavera, yummy.Special Features:
- Yum!LoveMyLifeDined on 5/10/2014The service we received was outstanding! The waiter made great suggestions on wine and dinner. The food was fantastic - try the Duck and Fig Pizza! Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pizza Republica - always good!datenightersDined on 5/3/2014We've eaten at Pizza Republica several times and have always had a great experience. The wait staff is friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. I particularly love the salads - very creative and delicious. It's so much fun to see a movie at the Landmark theater and then have dinner at Pizza Republica - really something to look forward to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely food & service; very noisy.AurorafoodieDined on 5/2/2014Dining at this Pizza Republica location would be much more enjoyable if the dining room wasn't so unpleasantly loud. Some acoustic adjustments would go a long way to making a trip to Pizza Republica a better dining experience. Shame because the food & service are great.Special Features:
- Great foodEaterXDined on 4/25/2014Enjoyed our meal. Menu included many options for pizza and also many other items. We had non pizza entrees and they were fabulous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodCakesDined on 4/19/2014Food is very well made and have a nice wine list. This place is great for before or after a movie or show at the Comedy Club. Definitely make a reservation on Saturday's as the place fills up fast.Special Features:
- NOISY!!!!!!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/19/2014We have so enjoyed Pizza Republica in the past. However, our Saturday night experience was dreadful. The noise was unbearable. Two tables around us were outshouting others just to be heard. The food is wonderful, but a friend of ours got a steak that was incredibly tough. Grady as manager made it right and replaced the meal with something wonderful and went out of his way to make our experience great. He had placed us in a back booth, thinking that we could hear better, however the sound just reverberated all over. No one at our table could speak except to the person directly next to them. Would we still go back, yes because the food and service is outstanding, we would just hope to be placed in a better table setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ServiceHannahDined on 4/18/2014I ordered the special for the night and had a lapse of ability to read and overlooked the dish was in a tomato sauce. I hate tomatoes. The server handled the situation fantastically. We had a great time and I had a great piece of salmon, with no tomatoes!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunchfroggie1013VIPDined on 4/9/2014I went here with some co-workers and had a good time. The duck and fig pizza was very tasty and everyone seemed happy with their selections. The only negative was that it was really loud inside the restaurant so conversation was a little difficult.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great place for aDanniDined on 4/8/2014Always a great place for a nice family dinner or a night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just a great place to go!JohnDined on 4/5/2014Pizza Republica is one of our favorite places to go to dinner. The staff is outstanding, well-trained and responsive to customers. Reservations are highly recommended as it is busy almost every night. There are many great Italian wines on their list to accommodate what you are in the mood for on different nights. Use the Valet Parking, which is just $5, and that makes it very easy to get in and out. They have an appetizer, which you definitely need to try; the Burratta, which is just outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good fooddagsyoDined on 3/30/2014My husband, brother, and I went to Pizza Republica for my birthday dinner because our original plans (to just order pudge brothers pizza and celebrate at home) were foiled. I'd heard good things about Pizza Republica from online reviews months earlier when I was looking up good places to get pizza nearby our apartment when we first moved to the area. The service was pretty good; our server took great care of us and other employees also made sure to keep our drinks full and ask if we needed anything else as they passed our table. Everyone's food was great, which is impressive since we each got something different. I'd both go back and recommend to someone else.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and great ambience!MarthaDined on 3/15/2014This is a great spot - wonderful food, very professional service, and lots of energy on a Saturday evening. Its great for a quick dinner before a nearby movie or just to linger with old friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for an afternoon date!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/7/2014Great atmosphere for a lunch date with my wife. I would have preferred a booth for a more intimate setting but we enjoyed the food. We'll definitely be going back to this resaurant again!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ole ReliableCasualDineVIPDined on 2/28/2014We have yet another great dining experience at Pizza Republica! We always enjoy ourselves. Our server this time was the best we've ever had, which was a plus. The salads, the pizza, and the wine always help us enjoy a great "spur of the moment" date night. We'll keep coming back for more!Special Features:
- Bit Bland...GinoDined on 2/25/2014The red sauce they use on their pizzas and pastas is very bland!Special Features:
- Great 5280 MenuChrisDined on 2/24/2014We went during 5280 week and the monk fish was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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korean fried chicken
Just in case people on chowhound don't know, there is now bon chon chicken available in Boston. For reference, here is an old-ish article in the NYTimes about bon chon chicken:
It is gooooooood stuff. You can order it at Privus on Brighton Ave. Also there is a competing Korean fried chicken place on Comm Ave, by Marty's, but I don't remember the name.
Just fyi.
re: BarmyFotheringayPhipps
Really? Do you mean Ganpoongki (chicken stir fried with veggies and a sauce) or the fried chicken written about in the NYT article? I don't recall ever seeing the latter in Boston but I don't get over to Allston nearly as much as I'd like these days (I stick with Buk Kyung Somerville or Chung Ki Wa). If it's true BFP, which ones have you had it at?
I know the chef at Privus is Korean, so I am not surprised to hear that bit of news. I'll have to check it out! Thanks amatto!
re: amatto
I know, amatto. Sorry, I was posing the question to BFP.
re: BarmyFotheringayPhipps
I think you are referring to Color's version of Korean Fried Chicken; I kind of think comparing Color to Bon Chon is like comparing Domino's to Pizzeria Regina pizza..it is really a different animal. Don't get me wrong, I like Color, but they don't focus on fried chicken the way Bon Chon (or Cheogajip) does.
Privus started serving Bon Chon chicken back in Dec 2008. Cheogajip Chicken on Comm Ave between Roggie's and Marty's opened sometime before that..maybe a year?..not sure.
I found a posting in chowhound comparing Bon Chon w/Cheogajip when they both opened Spring 2006 in Flushing, New York.
Some friends who've been to the NY Bon Chon confirm that Privus' Bon Chon does the chicken w/pretty much the same texture and taste.
re: SaraASR
Sara - At which place did you get yours? Thanks.
re: fredid
Privus. And the pickled radishes that come with it (maybe it's kidn of like the celery/carrot sticks with American buffalo wings?) are awesome!
Oh and PS, all of our drumbsticks were HUGE drumsticks.
re: SaraASR
I'd love to try take out, but I'm not particularly close to Privus, so I'd love to know how this stuff fairs after a 40-60min commute via T back home. I love wings, and I'm more than willing to break my diet/health kick to try these.
Great, I have a totally new craving now. I can imagine myself imploding in trying to decide whether I wanted to go to Gitlo's or Privus across the street. Thanks for the reviews everyone.
I knew it would just be a matter of time before the word got out about Bon Chon @ privus - they finally put up the Bon Chon letters next to the privus sign outside the week of the Super Bowl. Hopefully, this does not introduce ridiculous wait times to get food. I waited 2 hours on Super Bowl Sunday, granted, I ordered 120 wings and 40 drumsticks but that's not the point here...
Bon Chon's kfc travels extremely well in or out of refrigeration, the fried shell remains crispy though the chicken meat tends to deteriorate - I had 40 wings leftover from Super Bowl Sunday that I just finished this past Saturday. Crispy to the last bite. In the past when there was no Bon Chon here in Boston, my friends and I would bring it back from NYC and leave it in the trunk so the smell would not force us to pull over and eat it before we got back to Boston. If you are taking it on the T, you should be more worried about getting mugged for the chicken and not so much about the chicken losing its texture or flavor - all takeout is packed in paper boxes and put into a paper shopping bag equivalent to the kind you might get at BR or J. Crew. I assume this is to allow heat/steam to evaporate instead of condensing into water and then making the food soggy.
The place on Comm Ave, on the carriage road, that serves Cheogajip-branded kfc is Roppongi. Their sushi is subpar but their korean dishes are decent. That place has an affinity for large groups of caucasian college students packing it in to do sake bombs on Friday and Saturday nights. Also, they offer a 1.5L bottle of sake for $40 which is an amazing deal considering that they charge $10 for maybe 8oz of their house sake.
re: avial
that's funny about the place being packed with caucasian college kids. i was there around 8:30 pm last fri and almost everyone around me were korean kids from korea(not american born) with their stylish black clothes. everyone was speaking korean except me, my dining companion, and two indian guys sitting next to us. made me feel like i was in some secret korean hotspot that no one else knows. :)
the place on comm ave is confusing name wise b/c on the outside it looks like two totally separate places, but it's really one place when you step inside. on one side it says "my favorite cheogajip chicken". on another sign next door it says "sushi" and when you get the bill it says "roppongi inc".
cheogajip means "my mother in law'" in korean, by the way. so essentially cheogajip chicken= mother in law's chicken.
i ordered pork bulgogi along with a small popcorn kfc and boy, it was a large serving for a small size! the bulgogi had a bunch of fresh,colorful veggies lightly stir fried with the pork. it's a healthy version. no bits of fat hanging onto the pork and not very oily.
now that i've tried both cheogajip and bon chon, i like them both, even though they do the chicken differently. the back room at cheogajip's atmosphere reminiscent of the old days of maluken and kapow. karaoke, big screen tvs, and lots of tables. however, cheogajip has way better food than both. also couldn't get over the front deli cases stacked with plenty of beer and ready to go chilled mugs.
glad i didn't go there later in the evening. maybe i would've witnessed what you did.
re: digitalk
I've been to Roppongi 4 or 5 times late last fall, 3 of those occasions were on Friday or Saturday around 7 or 8pm and every single time without fail, 2 large groups of college students would march on in - they get seated at the tables against the back and side wall and about 45 minutes after they've been seated, you hear this deafening ruckus of those little sake glasses dropping into the big beer mugs. Eventually, I learned to anticipate the noise by looking for the wait staff carrying the tray of beer mugs and sake shots.
re: avial
i must've gone on "b.u. korean nite". no other way to explain the packed house full of korean kids when i went. also i sat in the front room close to the doors and avoided that back room. must make mental note that if i ever go there again, i will go for an early dinner or on a weeknite. thanks for the tip.
re: digitalk
Does Roppongi do take out as well, or only dine-in?
re: kobuta
re: avial
I finally got to Privus last night and the chicken was unbelievably good. The crust is thin and ultra crispy, it's almost like a chicken skin shell. You bite through the delicious crust and you get a mouthful of tender, moist succulent chicken. The wings are lightly glazed, almost painted on, so that the crust doesn't get soggy from a thick, gloppy sauce. The hot wings were too hot for me, but the garlic soy glaze was delicious; the perfect balance of sweet and savory. The drumsticks were gynormous. The wings came with a bowl of picked daikon. It was a good foil to the uber-spicy chicken.
re: gltsoi
oh my, food porn writing at its finest.
re: gltsoi
i too want to go to there......
re: gltsoi
Where is Privus ?
re: ScoobieSnack
(caution, the site has music)
re: ScubaSteve
is this really the place? after reading all the posts here I didn't expect Privus to be so "clubby". Plus I don't see the fried chicken anywhere on the menu?
re: rebs
Privus is a bit clubby (with giant monitors displaying fashion runway shows and all), but it is indeed the place. If you're looking on the online menu, it's not listed. It's not even on the main take-out menu, as the Bon Chon chicken has a take-out menu of its own. But it's the right place!
re: Gordough
I haven't seen one but basically the chicken comes in 3 forms:
wings/drumsticks combo
They come in 3 sizes - regular, large and XL which have price points of $18, $25 and $32 I think. The pieces count for wings is 20, 30, 40. For drumsticks, you get half the count. For a combo, it's in between I believe.
I am very suggestible ;-)
In response to this thread I could not resist and I hit Roppongi near the intersection of Comm. and Harvard just a bit further Outbound then Marty's. I had the 8 wing app plate.
Darned if that was not some of the better fried chicken I have ever eaten. Perfect fry job. Delicious.
Will have to hit Privus/BonChon next time to compare.
re: StriperGuy
You are in for quite the treat. Start at Color with some of their chicken, move to Roppongi and then finish at Bon Chon. The only downside to Bon Chon is that you cannot get a whole chicken there like you can at Color(actually, no wings or drumsticks) and at Roppongi (I think).
re: eowynnie
Well, enjoy! I trekked all the way today from Quincy, and the wings still tasted great when I got home on the T. I was so tempted to make a pit stop at 88's Food Court just to polish them off hot, but it was getting late...wish Privus had some earlier hours rather than the 5pm start.
They come with sides of pickled daikon, which is somehow perfect between bites of the chicken.
re: kobuta
I went on Friday after work and got a medium combo to go. Very tasty. I walked home with my bonchon bag in one hand and some Gitlo's dumplings and buns in the other. It was pretty cold out and the wind was whipping (I too thought about stopping at the 88 food court to eat the wings hot) but 30 minutes later when I finally got home I was shocked that the wings were still warm. I did have to re-steam the dumpings...
I usually like spicy food but I enjoyed the garlic soy wings/ drumsticks more than the hot. I will definitely be back there. Maybe in the for an early dinner... Privus was not quite my style, but if I was tucked into one of those booths, I'm sure those delicious wings would make me forget where I was.
re: kobuta
Wanted to report back - It was worth the trek to Allston for these! Delicious! The wings were still hot when I got back. I preferred the wings to the giant drumsticks because the flavour of the crispy outside melded with the meat inside. On the drumsticks, because they were so big, you couldn't necessarily get those nice bits of glaze or whatever they put on the outside with every bite. I also tried their avocado salad and I'd have to give that a thumbs up as well.
I found a menu flyer that I brought home that has the proper pricing and sizes:
The pricing for the four sizes are the same regardless if you get wings, drums or combo:
s/m/L/XL: $10.95, 18.95, $26.95, $31.95
Combo (s/m/L/XL): 6 wings/3 drums. 10/5, 15/8, 20/10
Drums: 5, 10, 15, 20
Wings: 10, 20, 30, 40
re: joebloe
I too tried the chicken. Had it about 2 weeks ago and took it to go (20 min ride home). The chicken was still hot when I got it home and it was unreal! Really hard to describe. try it for yourself. Be warned though it took about 30 min for my take out order to be ready.
re: Gordough
The Wall Street Journal reported today that California Pizza Kitchen is now testing korean fried chicken salad.
Just adding a link for more Roppongi reports, for both chicken and other dishes: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/596211
re: fredid
went to Roppongi/Bada or whatever the name of the place is on Monday. We started with a Spicy pork and potato soup which was awesome. Pork neck bones with some meat on them, lots of kimchee, scallions and korean chili paste. Great broth that was topped with mint and a lot of tiny sesame seeds. This soup was absolutely delicious and a perfect starter while waiting for the chicken.
The chicken is as good as everyone here mentions. We had the hot,sweet and spicy version and it came out with skin as crispy as glass, tender meat and the sauce was sweet chili like with lots of garlic in it. This will definitely be in the regular rotation. WOW
re: Wursthof
Waht's the adress for Roppongi/Bada?
re: joebloe
1243 com ave
We went to Roppongi last night and I must say we were dissapointed. While the fried chicken was OK it was nothing at all to write home about -- I found the sauces to be lackluster and the service to be poor. My DC ordered soup and sushi and while it was fine again nothing at all worth driving from Medford to Allston for.
re: marlin22
I went to Roppongi too... I ordered the fried chicken wings, french fries and veg tempura to go. First complaint....I ordered some sashimi to eat while I waited. I've had better sushi at lots of places. The person making it started a conversation with me as he pointed to the tv which was broadcasting an Asian station. He told me how much better Asian tv was than American. He then went into a mini lecture at how America wasn't #1 anymore..."you're just a big country. " I didn't reply to his ranting. Within a 5 minute period, he must have said America wasn't number 1 at least 10 times. Is that what brainwashing is like? That alone left a bad taste, The chicken was alright. it was very crispy, but I found it to be very fatty. It reminded me of my mother and grandmother frying chicken skin and onions to make chicken fat. It had the same taste(without the onion) as the fried chicken skin and was just as greasy. The veg tempura was 4 huge veg pieces that were too big to eat as finger food. Nothing special. The fries were battered. I've never had them battered before and didin't care for them. It was overkill. Even if I had liked it, that sushi chef's attitude would keep me away.
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Coming soon is the Balerno Music Festival AGM which will be held at Balerno Bowling Club, 7.30pm, Monday 17th 2014.
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Balerno Music Festival Society not only provides an excellent series of events in September and October each year, but also works to encourage young people to develop their interest in music and musical performance. For the second year running the Festival Society has made donations to local schools in Balerno, but last year it also supported Sistema Scotland, The Big Noise in Raploch, which has as its mission the transformation of lives through music.
At the school's morning assembly Martin Petty, Treasurer of the Festival Society, handed over a cheque for £250 to Grace Wilson and William Righam, Head Girl and Head Boy of Dean Park Primary School at a short ceremony in front of the whole school at morning assembly. Mrs Shanks, Head Teacher of Dean Park said that the donation was greatly appreciated and would be put to good use by the school.
Preparations for the SEVENTH Balerno Music Festival are well in hand. As in previous years there wll be a wide variety of musical events in the village in the autumn; an outline of the programme can be seen under programme. As details are firmed up more information will be added with tickets going on general sale at the Balerno Children's Gala on 31st May.
If you would like to help with the organising - we are particularly looking for help in the marketing and ticketing side of things - or if you have any ideas that would help improve the festival then please call our Chairman Ray Wyper on 0131 449 2956 or contact us by e-mail.
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moon4kat....."bamboozled and manipulated" is right.....but .public education is one of the reasons why people in this country are "bamboozled and manipulated".....how else would you explain the election of obama and the general ignorance of how our economy and government work? so much of what goes on in public schools has nothing to with reading, writing, math, history or science. the
public schools are top heavy with fat, lazy administrators and teachers who don't do a good job and
like to be referred to as educaTORS. the fact is the nea is about guarantees and a liberal social
agenda. many, many teachers do a good job, but unfortunately the majority don't. bad ones should
be fired just like anyone else in any other profession who's stinkin' up the place. not only that,
teachers in public schools are saddled with stupid regulations and political decisions that have
nothing to do with teaching. teaching is a brutally hard job , if it's done well. to have that many
people want to teach in public schools tells me that they're in it for guarantees, benefits...security
...and being a member of a union that has thuggish leadership.
yeah...that's the way it is mountainlaurel....let's rally the masses, grab the pitchforks, light the torches and storm the koch castle. i see michael moore...one of the biggest and wealthiest liberal fat asses is in wisconsin rallying all the union fat ass crybabies. how pathetic.
carl rove!!....hambone, you're insane......yeah..he's a real factor......not is only is carl rove a country club republican....he's been openly critical of the tea party and they're influence in the republican party.....so which is it?
bust the unions??....you liberals are dilusional. there's not a snowballs chance in hell of anyone busting the unions...getting rid of them..or abolishing them. how ridiculous.
all anyone is asking of government unions is to be responsible and reasonable during this economy crisis andtake some of the burden off the tax payers. but no......unions must have their precious gurantees..and they're big fat entitements...everyone else be damned.....
unions have become the entitlement class....
dude...man is flawed...our founders were flawed..but they put into motion a system that gave us a a chance to overcome those flaws.....and right now..i'd rather live here than in any other place. even with obumble in there..
mountainlaurel..why don't you have the koch industry logo tattooed on your ass..or better yet portraits of the brothers koch......your'e obsessed with them.
all the people in america who are unemployed would gladly work for the koch brothers if they were offered them a job.......what are you offering them mountainlaurel?...just conspiracies and bitching about corporations..like the good communist that you are..
The Surgeons
a better cartoon would be to have a two doctors, a republican and a democrat, hovering over a patient....giving the patient a cancer diagnosis..the democrat is holding a bandage while the republican gives him a list of real options.
Moammar Gadhafi
the crybabies in wisconsin, limric, have more in common with ghadafi than they do with the protesters in libya. ghadhafi expects, demands, is entitled to, will get his way..the people be damned...their ability to put food on the table be damned...the whiners in wisconsin will get what they 'deserve"...to hell with the people of the state of wisconsin who pay their wages and salaries.. and who are struggling in the econonomy. an entitelement mentality is an entitlement mentality is an entitlement mentality......even if force is necessary.
Moammar Gadhafi
once again bennett illustrates why liberalism is a disease.
another cheap attempt to equate the horrific situation in the middle east with the tantrumfest going on in wisconsin.
those poor souls who are standing up for themselves in those crappy dictatorships can't even
relate to the selfishness and entitlement mentality of those fat asses and crybabies bitching
and moaning in wisconsin.
liberals have no ability to put things in perspective.
cheap, cheapass propaganda by a liberal hack.....
to try and equate Gadhafi with scott walker and what he's attempting to do is a geniune slap in the face to all those in the middle east who are fighting the same kind of elitist and entitlement mentality that the crybabies in wisconsin have.
blackwater and you other liberal geniuses......i guess it's better to pay huge prices at the gas station rather than drill in our own country. better there than here, huh? you reap what you sow.
Safety First
you libs spend way, way too much time trying discredit or silence oppossing voices......that's why you love bennett's illustrated, inane democrat party talking points. what do want, fox news to go away?...want limbuagh, hannity, levin...all gone? you want all liberal dominated media all the time? you're cowards then. if you're going to win in the arena of ideas, why bitch about what they say? let them t alk. your arguments should win, right? the problem is liberals do dominate the media, they dominate hollywood and print.....and you still lost on nob. 2nd.
you libs apparently have a problem with free speech and anyone who doesn't agree with you. i know i'm right..i couldn't care less what cnn says..or even what fox says...my opinion is not shaped by tv networks.
Safety First
i guess if obama sent troups to libya to stop the slaughter and atrocities commited by it's thug dictator that it would be ok with you libs, huh? as long as democrat president is in charge it's just fine. iraq wrong, libya good........in iraq..we had the aproval of the u.n.
lyndon johnson escalated the war in vietnam as the election approached in 1964 so as to not come across as a whimp compared to barry goldwater.....
amazing how fox news is completely outnumbered by cnn, nbc, cbs, abc, pbs, msnbc and a host
of others, not to mention print media....but they're influence is evil..and all the others are right
on the mark.
bret, you're dillusional...the biggest tea party rally of all took place on nov. 2nd 2010..and obama was stopped cold......you can scream, have a tantrum..whatever..but let's see if all this crybaby nonsense does anything for the democrat party.....the democrat party is now the tantrum/run and hide party..
ethics, responsibilty and accountability.......?? and you're attaching this to the obama administration? if it's about that...then the liberal government and obama fail miserably.
i think the ship sailed on all that for the democrats...ethics, responsibility and accountability went out the door when obama and the liberals took over the government....
what does it matter to you what fox news reports, doesn't report or screws up?...i couldn't care less what cnn, nbc, abc, cbs and the like say.....i don't believe what any of them say unless i find out for myself....
Safety First
fox news, the koch brothers, the tea party/nazis, halliburton, bush/cheney cabal..and on and on and on....you're a conspiratorial wacko, mountainlaurel......and what do you know..it always favors the democrat party and involves the republican party and conservatives. you're a democrat party bootlicker like bennett. nobody cares about that....they care about finding jobs, keeping jobs, keeping what they earn, being able to eat what they want, go where they want, buy what they want, not being told what to do by thugs like obama...and say what they believe without being called a nazi..........so, see..you dems are at odds with what america wants.


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The way I imagine it happened:
G*d had His weekly Friday meeting before Shabbat. Gathered in a serene place that I can only dream about, He requested the presence of all the doggie souls.
And it goes like this.....
"I have a very serious position open on earth. The placement, though one of the toughest I have ever assigned, is really quite rewarding - should you decide to take it."
Standing amidst all His canine creations, G*d spoke and the doggie souls listened attentively, their ears perched high.
"A woman on earth has been through more than what I had ever wished for one of my children. Your job will be to help her heal."
"She had a childhood of things - not love. Of material gifts, not hugs or kisses. But her then adult years are what is most troubling to Me. And the earth almost lost her."
"She was a victim of extreme abuse. Violence, emotional and psychological abuse, and has had so much pain in her life. She was raped, beaten, and almost destroyed by someone close to her. A man. I am ashamed to say this man is of my own creation. I cannot control what free will those humans have so I had to watch this and wait...."
"This woman is no longer in that abusive relationship. The awful man keeps at her in court with legal and financial abuse, but she is hanging in there. Thank goodness she left him, but she did not leave unscarred. This man hurt her with all the vengeful ways a human is capable and in the worst way - he took her children, brainwashed them and taught them to hate."
G*d paused. Even G*d gets choked up sometimes. Wetness rolled down His cheek, as sadness leaked from His eye.
"So, this woman who made her children her life....well, her children were ripped out of her life when they were 14 and 17 years of age. And you can only imagine the hole that has left in her heart."
"Your job is to fill that hole with every ounce of love, hope, trust, and kindness that I have created you with. You will be a blessing to this woman. You will help her heal."
"You will teach her to trust, where there was only disillusion. You will teach her to love, with every ounce of her being. You will teach her that she will be okay. That there is life after abuse. And it can be wonderful."
"It's certainly not going to be easy for whoever decides to take on this huge mitzvah. You will have help, though. I will be with you every bit of the way. And I have already put many of my best people in her life's path. Oh, and she has a special person in her life that you will have to share some attention with. But that will be fine - you can have some learning time, too - everyone should learn how to share."
"She has severe PTSD from all she has been through. You will have to be very protective of her. She truly needs you. She is sometimes afraid to go out in the dark, afraid of noises outside the house, and a bit cautious of strangers. When you hear the slightest sound or disturbance on the property - you will have to alert her and bark like crazy. She needs to know you are her safety net. When she takes you places, you must check out the people around you with your extra senses - if they seem a bit off or dangerous, you must let this human know and guard her."
"You must bring her joy. Every morning when she awakens, you must let her know that she is so very special and the center of your own universe. But also make room for that other special human in her life - and be kind to that man,too. His name is Steve."
"Make her laugh. Make her smile. Other dog souls may enter your family with her - but know you are the blessing she so needed. You know what? Let your tongue hang out - it will make you more unique and she'll smile a little more."
"This woman is called Julie - but she will refer to herself as your Mommy. She is one of my strongest survivors. And she is doing her best now to spread My work of repairing the world and helping others. I pray her past will not become someone else's future."
A doggie soul stepped forward. G*d smiled with pride.
"You will not be sorry, little guy. For she has more love in her heart than most. And she is going to love you more than you can imagine!"
"And you will be named - Asher. A true blessing for healing and all wonderful things in My world. Wait, she is a bit of an unusual one....let's change that spelling. For you, too, will be unique. Ascher with a c."
"Thank you, Ascher with a c. Now get to work down there on earth. Love and be loved. And know G*d is with you."
Ascher - a blessing in my life for 6 years now.....


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Since we launched our new web site www.divorceinthephilippines.com we have been receiving an average of five new inquiries each week.
Many people do not believe or understand that divorce IS possible in the Philippines and that it is also completely legal! Divorce is definitely possible and legal providing that some basic conditions have been met.
Just this week we completed two divorces and sent the NSO annotated papers to our clients.
We currently have three Petitions either before the Court or in the final processing stages. A further four potential clients have been sent further information as part of our follow up procedure.
Of course not every inquiry results in a client because some applicants decide not to follow our method. That is perfectly acceptable to us but they often come back simply because they have discovered that the alternative to a divorce is an annulment in the Philippines which can be expensive and also take a long time to complete. They also discover (assuming they have an honest attorney) that some annulments are not granted and in those cases the client will lose their money. An appeal is just another cost and probably another financial loss. Few appeals for denied annulments are granted.
Despite our web site stating that divorce is possible, and testimonials from people we have already served, we still get emails from people who want to argue in highly personal and abusive terms that divorce is not possible in the Philippines. They then proceed to quote (or rather mis-quote) myths and rumours including sections of various legal statutes in order to justify their lack of ability to comprehend the Law. Sometimes the dialogue branches out into a philosophical debate related to the morals and other implications of divorce.
If we do not respond to the personal email attacks it might appear as an admission of guilt and that we have something to hide. On the other hand if we do respond it simply encourages the people to write more and more believing they will uncover some hidden secret.
The facts are that there are no hidden secrets and every aspect of our work is honest and above all else – legal.
Could any intelligent person really believe that we have managed to fool the Courts of this country and provide convincing evidence that would justify them declaring a marriage terminated? I think not!
If anyone has had the experience of opening a business, buying land or obtain a title to property through the numerous Philippine Govt departments they must immediately realise that it is next to impossible to achieve a positive legal result and reach their objective unless each step has been meticulously examined and legitimised in every detail.
Foreigners here on a tourist visa meet these bureaucratic obstacles whenever they need to attend the Bureau of Immigration for a visa extension. Sometimes it is quick and at other times it can take several hours.
The people that have tried to claim and show evidence that divorce is impossible have encouraged me to write this brief note to add to our web pages for all to read. As we say in our web site introduction, "it costs nothing to ask our opinion". However if you just want some philosophical debate, please express your opinions (as opposed to the facts) elsewhere?