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Eddie V's DallasRead MoreEddie V's Prime Seafood: A User's Guide Shellfish and butter-brushed steaks served in an elegant atmosphere permeated by live jazz. Sample Menu Cocktail: classic martini with blue-cheese-stuffed olives Starter: oysters with lemon and mignonette sauce Soup: Maine-lobster-and-shrimp bisque Entree: premium Black Angus bone-in rib eye Side: truffled macaroni and cheese While You're Waiting Using your napkin and excess steak jus, sketch out a map of all the Eddie V's locations around the country that you plan to visit. Make friends with the pianist. It's the only way you're ever going to get him to play Billy Joel's "Piano Man" on a loop. Inside Tips Sides are available in two sizes—get the small if you want to sample several. The adjoining V Lounge hosts a nightly happy hour with specially priced cocktails and appetizers. Vocab Lesson Steak oscar: steak topped with crab, asparagus, and hollandaise or béarnaise sauce. Steak au poivre: steak seared in a crust of cracked peppercorns, leaving it rare to medium-rare inside.4023 Oak Lawn AvenueDallas, TX US
DISH Restaurant & LoungeRead MoreAt DISH Restaurant & Lounge, you can enjoy a classic American burger or sandwich. Unwind with a glass of wine or cocktail with your meal — this restaurant has a wonderful selection of drinks to accompany your dinner. At this restaurant, kids of all ages are welcome. Having a lot of friends can be complicated, but DISH Restaurant & Lounge makes it easy to please everyone. Head to DISH Restaurant & Lounge for a happy hour that aims to please. At DISH Restaurant & Lounge, the prime seating is on the patio. Come check out what all the buzz is about. Up for grabs (and free of charge) is DISH Restaurant & Lounge's wifi. DISH Restaurant & Lounge is known for its great food, and it also includes a pup-friendly policy neighborhood locals love. The restaurant can get thronged with crowds on Fridays and Saturdays, so book your table ahead of time through their reservation system. You'll find most people wearing their favorite T-shirt and pair of jeans, as casual dining is DISH Restaurant & Lounge's style. Some say walking is the greatest thing in life. This restaurant knows it's carryout. DISH Restaurant & Lounge will even bring the amazing food from their kitchen to yours. At DISH Restaurant & Lounge, you can find a parking spot on the street, in a garage or take advantage of a valet service. Checks are bigger than average at the restaurant, so prepare your wallet. At DISH Restaurant & Lounge, you can quickly and safely pay with any major credit card. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but it's the dinner menu that really draws the crowds. A hearty salad, juicy burger, or classic chicken — all of your favorite American dishes will be made fresh when you head to DISH Restaurant & Lounge. You deserve an excellent meal, so head on over to DISH Restaurant & Lounge and enjoy some of the highly-rated American fare. When you're feeling hungry, come satisfy your hunger with some tasty and trendy American eats from DISH Restaurant & Lounge.4123 Cedar Springs RdDallas, TX US
Tin RoomRead MoreFeaturing fresh and flavorful American food, Tin Room is a local favorite. Take a peek at the drink menu here, and make sure to sample something off the list. Tin Room is known for its happy hour deals and steals. Tin Room is the perfect spot to enjoy a great meal outside (weather permitting). Your large group can all sit together at Tin Room. Dining at Tin Room comes with dancing and a DJ, so make sure to wear your party shoes. Who doesn't want to go out for a nice meal with buddies and your canine companion? Head over to Tin Room for a good time! Those in a rush are better off dining here during the week, as the restaurant draws a crowd during the weekend. Fancy-schmancy attire is not required; in fact, guests are told to keep things casual. Catering services are also available. Find a space on the street or park in the lot not far from the restaurant. For food that tastes like a million bucks, Tin Room s got you covered for a fraction of the price. Save the cash for another day and pay by major credit card at Tin Room. Find your sweet (or savory) spot at Tin Room, where you can opt for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. When you're looking for a bite of some great American dishes, you definitely won't need to look any further than Tin Room.2514 Hudnall StDallas, TX US
Absinthe LoungeRead MoreChow down on all of your pub favorites at Absinthe Lounge. Whether you have something to celebrate or just need something to take the edge off, the drink menu at this restaurant won't disappoint. Little guys and gals will also love dining at this restaurant, which offers a family-friendly environment (and menu). Check out the brews and bites at happy hour, and kick back without spending a fortune. Absinthe Lounge is a local restaurant that accommodates both large and small groups. In the mood for dancing? Jive to a live DJ, and show off your moves on the restaurant floor. If crowds aren't your thing, it's best to visit Absinthe Lounge during the slower weekday hours. Casual clothing is the name of the game at Absinthe Lounge, where suits and ties won't be spotted for miles. Find a space on the street or park in the lot not far from the restaurant. At Absinthe Lounge, diners can make use of the safe bike rack. If you don't want a night that will cost you an arm and a leg but you do want a delicious meal, come to Absinthe Lounge. Stop waiting to order that burger you're craving and come into Absinthe Lounge for some terrific pub food.1409 S Lamar StDallas, TX US
Havana Bar and GrillRead MoreFor true American comfort food, head to Havana Bar and Grill for a sandwich or side of fries. Beer, wine, and more are also available from this restaurant's extensive drink list. Take advantage of great beer and tasty bites when you stop by for happy hour. Sit outside at Havana Bar and Grill and soak up the sun on those nice summer days. A great spot for twirling to some tunes, the restaurant also features a live DJ and dance floor. The noise level can sometimes reach near deafening levels, so save your conversations for another night. Those hoping to avoid the weekend rush will do best visiting the restaurant during the week. If parking is a concern, you'll be happy to hear that there are many convenient options in the area. Bikers can store their bikes safely while they enjoy a meal at Havana Bar and Grill. Prices are reasonable, with a typical meal running under $30. You'll definitely want to reconsider going anywhere else when the food at Havana Bar and Grill tastes like pure heaven! So take your next meal to the next level and indulge in some great American eats at the highly-rated Havana Bar and Grill.4006 Cedar Springs RdDallas, TX US
Lizard LoungeRead MoreHankering for a side of fries? Try the grub at Lizard Lounge, a tasty restaurant serving American-style fare. Gluten-free and low-fat are not one in the same, but this place serves them both. Pick your poison and toast your evening — drinks are also served here. At Lizard Lounge, you won't have to wait for your large or small group to be seated. Outdoor seating is ready for diners on those warm summer days. Amp up your evening with some music — live bands or a DJ often perform here. Go beyond dinner and enjoy dancing to the restaurant's live DJ as well. The noise level can sometimes reach near deafening levels, so save your conversations for another night. If your Friday or Saturday night plans include a trip to the restaurant, it's best to reserve a table before heading over. Keep it casual at Lizard Lounge — the restaurant is laid-back and patrons dress accordingly. Parking is not an option at Lizard Lounge, a restaurant near parking lots, street parking and valet services. When you are ready to try a new restaurant for lunch or dinner, make your way over to Lizard Lounge for tasty American fare.2424 Swiss AveDallas, TX US


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Rock Creek Singers
12/2/2015 at 6:00 PMThe Rock Creek Singers of the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington sing classical repertoire, spirituals, and a few holiday favorites. Directed by Dr. Thea Kano, the group is a select, dynamic chamber ensemble comprised of 32 singers who perform a cappella and accompanied classical and contemporary music for audiences throughout the national capital region.
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Upcoming Performances
Embassy of Romania presents Diana Ketler, Alissa Marguilis, and Razvan Popovici
12/3/2015 at 6:00 PM
The Kennedy Center joins in the celebration of the National Day of Romania! The directors of the SoNoRo Festival in Bucharest, Romanian violist Razvan Popovici and London-based Latvian pianist Diana Ketler, along with German violinist Alissa Margulis, come together to perform a concert of the finest quality. The program will include works by Mozart, Enescu, Ravel, and a composition by Max Bruch that was inspired by a traditional Romanian Doina.
Presented in collaboration with the Embassy of Romania and the Romanian Cultural Institute.
Razvan Popovici
Diana Ketler
Alissa Marguilis
An Irish Christmas with Zan McLeod and Friends
12/4/2015 at 6:00 PM
Zan McLeod and Friends present An Irish Christmas, an evening of traditional Irish music and step-dancing. The performance features a quartet that includes Irish flute, guitar, fiddle, and bodhran (Irish drums), as well as four dancers from the Culkin School of Traditional Irish Dance.Featured Artist(s)
Zan McLeod
Target's James A. Johnson Young Artist Series: The Brad Linde Expanded Ensemble
12/5/2015 at 6:00 PM
The Brad Linde Expanded Ensemble performs new big band arrangements of Herbie Hancock's masterpiece, Maiden Voyage, by award-winning composer/arranger Miho Hazama in celebration of the album's 50th anniversary.
Presented in collaboration with the Embassy of Japan.
Brad Linde Expanded Ensemble
Film screening and Q & A: Stretch and Bobbito: Radio That Changed Lives
12/6/2015 at 6:00 PM
During the 1990s, DJs Stretch and Bobbito introduced the world to an unsigned Nas, Biggie, Wu-Tang, and Big Pun, as well as an unknown Jay Z, Eminem, and the Fugees. The total record sales for all the artists that premiered on their show exceed 300 million. The late-night program had a cult following in the art/fashion world and prison population as well. All would loyally tune in for the offbeat humor just as much for the exclusive tunes. Stretch and Bobbito brought a unique audience together, and created a platform that changed music forever. (View the trailer here.) Immediately following the film will be a Q & A with the show's creators, Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Garcia. Presented by HedRush and The Kennedy Center's One Mic. This program contains strong language. Free general admission tickets will be distributed in the States Gallery starting at approximately 5:30 p.m., up to 2 tickets per person. A capacity audience is anticipated. Patrons are requested to enter the Kennedy Center through the Hall of States and proceed to the Terrace Theater via the Hall of States elevators.Featured Artist(s)
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The Peace Ringers and Carol Ringers: Who Let the Bells Out?
12/7/2015 at 6:00 PM
The Carol Ringers
The Peace Ringers
Washington National Opera Preview: Hansel and Gretel
12/8/2015 at 6:00 PM
Members of Washington National Opera's Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program offer a preview performance of its holiday family opera, Hansel and Gretel, along with a selection of holiday pieces.Featured Artist(s)
Washington National Opera Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program
Target Family Night: Family Ties
12/9/2015 at 6:00 PM
Join us for a special concert that features local musical families, in the tradition of the von Trapps, performing a diverse range of music from the classical holiday repertoire.
Presented in collaboration with NEWorks Productions, as part of the Music: A Force for Mending performance series.
NEWorks Productions
NSO Youth Fellows
12/10/2015 at 6:00 PM
The NSO Youth Fellows present a recital of three solo performances featuring violinists Tavifa Cojocari and Juliana Lu-Yang, and horn player Gaby Pho. Violinist Yukino Takehara and harpist Kai-Lan Olson will be featured in a duo.Featured Artist(s)
NSO Youth Fellows
12/11/2015 at 6:00 PM
Zvjezdice shows you the way to the holiday season in a magical night of Croatian and Central European choral music! Under the baton of Maestro Zdravko Šljivac, this renowned Croatian Girls' Choir will be accompanied by Croatia's treasured harpist, Dijana Grubisic Cikovic, and soprano Antonia Dunjko.
Presented in collaboration with the Embassy of Croatia.
A Salute to Sinatra
12/12/2015 at 6:00 PM
On the day of Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday, musicians and singers from the D.C.-area will converge on the Millennium Stage for A Salute to Sinatra, celebrating the life and times of "Ol' Blue Eyes" by singing reimagined versions of his most famous hits.
Presented in collaboration with The Circus Life podcast.
Circus Life, The
12/13/2015 at 6:00 PM
The acclaimed chamber ensemble QuinTango performs traditional and holiday favorites in their unique tango style. The touring quintet is composed of two violins, cello, bass, and piano, bringing tango repertoire to the concert stage with sizzling musicality and a captivating narrative style. Tango dance lessons begin at 5 p.m.Featured Artist(s)
12/14/2015 at 6:00 PM
The Tel Aviv-based band Ramzailech blends the ancient roots and traditions of the Klezmer with a new, raw rock sound. From the clubs of Israel to the stages of Europe and Asia, the band overcomes language and cultural barriers. In November 2015, Ramzailech partnered with Iranian indie band Langtune for their Secret Handshake tour, seeking to overcome political prejudice and deliver the gospel of peace, love, and hardcore Klezmer.Featured Artist(s)
SYC Ensemble Singers
12/15/2015 at 6:00 PM
The SYC Ensemble Singers explores its identity as a choir of the modern, globalized Asian city-state of Singapore with a selection of commissions and gifts specially written for the group. In celebration of Singapore's golden jubilee this year, the performance will showcase works by Singaporean composers, as well as arrangements and re-interpretations of traditional songs.
Presented in collaboration with the Embassy of Singapore.
SYC Ensemble Singers
Merry TubaChristmas!
12/16/2015 at 6:00 PM
2015 marks the 42nd anniversary of MERRY TUBACHRISTMAS!, founded by Harvey Phillips, in which hundreds of tuba, sousaphone, and euphonium players from around Washington, D.C. play traditional Christmas music. Grab your instrument and arrive for rehearsal at 3 p.m. or just come at 6 p.m. to experience the glorious sound!Featured Artist(s)
Merry TubaChristmas
Coral Cantigas
12/17/2015 at 6:00 PM
Coral Cantigas will sing a spirited array of songs that celebrate the diverse Christmas traditions from Latin America, featuring the contagious rhythms of the Caribbean Christmas parranda, the Mexican posada, and the traditional Epiphany celebration (or Three Kings Day).Featured Artist(s)
Coral Cantigas
Qais Essar
12/18/2015 at 6:00 PM
The international artist, composer, producer, and practitioner of classical, traditional, and western music ensnares the hearts of his audience with his Rebab, and stories of life living as an Afghan refugee in America.Featured Artist(s)
Qais Essar
U.S. Army Chorus
12/19/2015 at 6:00 PM
The U.S. Army Chorus is Home for the Holidays! One of the nation's only professional men's choruses, the United States Army Chorus celebrates the season and salutes our troops with holiday favorites for the entire family.Featured Artist(s)
U.S. Army Chorus
Innov Gnawa
12/20/2015 at 6:00 PM
Comprised of artists hailing from different cities of Morocco, Innov Gnawa celebrates the ancient spiritual music of North Africa with an innovative, hypnotic, and ecstatic take on a trance-inducing folk tradition.Featured Artist(s)
Innov Gnawa
The 9 Songwriter Series: 4th Annual Holiday Extravaganza
12/21/2015 at 6:00 PM
Over the last three years, the 9 Songwriter Series has brought joy and holiday cheer to the Millennium Stage. Made up of nine musicians and other groups from the nation's capital, this year's 4th Annual Holiday Extravaganza features both traditional and seasonal songs sung for one purpose only – to brighten your mood! Come celebrate the holiday season and make sure to wear something festive.Featured Artist(s)
Circus Life, The
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Sweet Heaven Kings
12/22/2015 at 6:00 PM
Anacostia's acclaimed 16-member gospel brass and percussion band Sweet Heaven Kings performs a joyful holiday program.Featured Artist(s)
Sweet Heaven Kings
Encore Chorale
12/23/2015 at 6:00 PM
Encore Chorale, the dynamic ensemble formed by first-time or returning musicians over the age of 55, performs crowd-pleasing holiday music. Afterward, join guest conductor Barry Hemphill, the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra, guest soloists, and an enthusiastic audience for a sing-along of Handel's beloved masterpiece, Messiah, in the Concert Hall.
For the Messiah Sing-Along, tickets will be distributed beginning at 6 p.m. in the Hall of Nations; up to two tickets per person.
Encore Chorale
Beltway Brass Quintet
12/24/2015 at 12:00 PM
The Beltway Brass Quintet is a project group led by Zachary Smith of the nationally acclaimed Dixie Power Trio. The members of the quintet reside in the Washington, D.C. area. Zack Smith leads this group in a performance of jazzy and cheerful arrangements of holiday favorites.Featured Artist(s)
Beltway Brass Quintet
17th All-Star Christmas Day Jazz Jam
12/25/2015 at 6:00 PM
Join in the 17th All-Star Christmas Day Jazz Jam, a Millennium Stage tradition, with host/vibraphonist Chuck Redd, drummer Lenny Robinson, trumpeter Tom Williams, bassist James King, and vocalist Delores Williams.Featured Artist(s)
All-Star Christmas Day Jazz Jam
Family of Praise
12/26/2015 at 6:00 PM
Family of Praise, a Richmond-based Gospel music group, presents an evening of gospel and holiday-related programming on the Millennium Stage.Featured Artist(s)
Family of Praise
Holiday Vaudeville
12/27/2015 at 6:00 PM
Sean Grissom returns to host the two evenings of Holiday Vaudeville on the Millennium Stage, combining holiday music and laughs for a memorable entertainment experience. The performances feature Cajun cellist Sean Grissom; magician Mark Mitton; and the Alexandria Kleztet, a local Klezmer quartet that performs traditional Eastern European/Jewish music with modern influences.Featured Artist(s)
Holiday Vaudeville
Holiday Vaudeville
12/28/2015 at 6:00 PM
Sean Grissom returns to host the two evenings of Holiday Vaudeville on the Millennium Stage, combining holiday music and laughs for a memorable entertainment experience. The performances feature Cajun cellist Sean Grissom; magician Mark Mitton; and the Alexandria Kleztet, a local Klezmer quartet that performs traditional Eastern European/Jewish music with modern influences.Featured Artist(s)
Holiday Vaudeville
The Holocaust Survivor Band presents L'Chaim to Life, A Sentimental Journey of Music and Song
12/29/2015 at 6:00 PM
Join the Holocaust Survivor Klezmer Band for a late Hannukkah celebration. The duo, formed by drummer Saul Dreier and accordionist Reuwen ("Ruby") Sosnowicz, strives to preserve and share Jewish music and culture. The two Holocaust survivors honor life and healing through music.Featured Artist(s)
Holocaust Survivor Klezmer Band
Comedy at the Kennedy Center: Nate Bargatze
12/30/2015 at 6:00 PM
Originally from Old Hickory, TN, Nate Bargatze is a stand-up comedian following in the entertainment business footsteps of his dad, a former clown turned world-class magician. He has appeared on Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon twice, received critical acclaim at the Montreal Comedy Festival multiple years, and more. His debut comedy album Yelled at by a Clown reached #1 on the iTunes comedy charts. Brian Parise opens. Note: this program will be streamed live but will not be archived.Featured Artist(s)
Nate Bargatze
New Year's Eve Celebration
12/31/2015 at 6:00 PM
Celebrate New Year's Eve with (Sir) Joe Quarterman and FreeSoul, a soul/funk artist best known for his 1973 hit "(I Got) So Much Trouble in My Mind," and young soulful singers Michael Mwenso & The Shakes featuring Brianna Thomas, who were recently featured on Christian McBride's Jazz Night in America on NPR. The evening features a 6 p.m. performance by Michael Mwenso & The Shakes featuring Brianna Thomas and, as part of the Center's New Year's Eve Grand Foyer party. Both groups perform on the Millennium Stages leading up to the countdown and balloon drop. Guests will also enjoy a champagne bars and a photo booth.Featured Artist(s)
Sir Joe Quarterman and FreeSoul
Comedy at the Kennedy Center: Cameron Esposito
1/29/2016 at 6:00 PM
Called "the future of comedy" by none other than Jay Leno, Cameron Esposito is a fast-rising Los Angeles-based standup comic, actor, and writer who appears regularly on late night TV and in comedy festivals across the country. Her sophomore album, SAME SEX SYMBOL, was released in fall 2014, debuting at #1 on the iTunes comedy charts. Her first book is forthcoming from Hachette/Grand Central Publishing. Rhea Butcher opens. This program contains mature themes and strong language. Note: this program will not be streamed live or archived. Free general admission tickets will be distributed in the States Gallery starting at approximately 5:30 p.m., up to two tickets per person.Featured Artist(s)
Cameron Esposito
Shenzhen Pop Music Show
2/5/2016 at 6:00 PM
This concert features the band Jam You from Shenzhen City; female singers Tsinger from Inner Mongolia and Majia Jiado from Yunnan Province; male singer Ray M from Shaanxi; and the rappers Too Phat from Guizhou Province.Featured Artist(s)
Majia Jiado
Jam You
Too Phat
Ray M
Shenzhen Lily Girls' Choir
2/7/2016 at 6:00 PM
Regarded as a cultural calling card of the city of Shenzhen, China, the high school girls choir conducted by Hu Manxue performs a program of children's choral music.Featured Artist(s)
Shenzhen Lily Children's Choir
Beijing Opera, Acrobats and Chinese Traditional Music by Henan Arts Troupe
2/8/2016 at 6:00 PM
This performance features Beijing Opera, an art form combining singing, speaking, acting, and martial arts; traditional instrumental music on pipa, erhu, and bamboo flute; and stunning acrobatics of skills.Featured Artist(s)
Henan Arts Troupe
Comedy at the Kennedy Center: Ricky Velez
2/12/2016 at 6:00 PM
Recently named one of Variety's 2015 "10 Comics to Watch," Ricky Velez is a New-York based stand-up comic and actor who is currently a correspondent on Comedy Central's The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore.
This program contains mature themes and strong language.
Note: this program will not be streamed live or archived. Free general admission tickets will be distributed in the States Gallery starting at approximately 5:30 p.m., up to two tickets per person.
Ricky Velez
More performances to be announced soon.
The Millennium Stage was created and underwritten by James A. Johnson and Maxine Isaacs to make the performing arts
accessible to everyone in fulfillment of the Kennedy Center's mission to its community and the nation.
Additional funding for the Millennium Stage is provided by The Isadore and Bertha Gudelsky Family Foundation, Inc., The Meredith Foundation, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, Dr. Deborah Rose and Dr. Jan A.J. Stolwijk, U.S. Department of Education, and the Millennium Stage Endowment Fund.
Millennium Stage Endowment Fund - James A. Johnson and Maxine Isaacs, Fannie Mae Foundation, James V. Kimsey, Gilbert† and Jaylee† Mead,
Mortgage Bankers Association of America, Anonymous, and other gifts to secure the future of the Millennium Stage.
Education and related artistic programs are made possible through the generosity of the National Committee for the Performing Arts and the President's Advisory Committee on the Arts.
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The building is a model of Catalan civil Gothic architecture, especially its elegant central courtyard.
Situated next to the cathedral, it was built in the traditional style of Catalan civil Gothic architecture in the 14th and 15th centuries. It has a rectangular floor plan and is made of ashlar stonework, built around the elegant central courtyard, where a floating staircase leads to the gallery with simple and slender pointed arches on the "piano nobile" (first floor). Several rooms can still be seen, with Gothic vaults and the notable chapel (early 14th century): with a rectangular floor plan and two spaces covered with ribbed vaults, which lead to a star-shaped segmented vault. The entrance, with a pointed arch, is flanked by two Gothic windows. Outside, the façade has windows with trefoil arches.
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Helicopter Rides are offered by the museum only on certain event days.
They cost $60.00, which includes admission.
Each rider is required to sit in his/her own seat – no sitting on laps is allowed.
Riders must be 12 or older if unaccompanied.
Riders under 12 must have a parent or guardian with them for the ride.
Rides last approximately 5 minutes.
NO reservations required.
2015 Ride Dates:
December 12 (SantaFest): 10 am – 2 pm
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If you want a unique birthday present or something cool for that special someone, a Helicopter Ride is perfect. Trust us, they will thank you for it!
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Traffic signal issues dog Dormont
Dormont is dealing with annoying breakdowns of traffic signals that a contractor installed less than three years ago along West Liberty Avenue in Dormont, as part of a project to upgrade the lights all the way to Route 19 in Peters.
Borough Manager Jeff Naftal said almost every component of the signals installed in late 2011 has been breaking at some point — lights have burned out, pre-emptors aren't changing signals for approaching emergency vehicles, and pedestrian signals and audible announcements for the vision-impaired aren't working as they should. Six intersections are affected, he said.
"My question is, when they put in the new systems two-and-a-half, three years ago, should we be having this many problems already?" Naftal said.
The contractor responsible for maintaining the traffic signals in the borough, Crafton-based Traffic Systems and Services, notified Naftal about two months ago that breakdowns were cropping up more often than they should. Through the end of June, maintaining the system has cost the borough about $14,000, compared to $12,000 in all of 2013, $11,000 in 2012 and about $7,900 in 2011, when the system was new, Naftal said.
PennDOT officials told Naftal the signals are the borough's responsibility.
"We did not replace the signals in Dormont. We just retimed and coordinated them," said PennDOT District 11 spokesman Steve Cowan. About 22,000 vehicles travel West Liberty through Dormont every day.
PennDOT and the Southwest Pennsylvania Commission helped back the $553,000 project to update and coordinate the timing on all the lights from Pittsburgh to Peters in order to reduce traffic.
The signals in Dormont were replaced as part of a separate $7.3 million, 18-month project to remove buried trolley tracks, repave and re-stripe West Liberty Avenue in Pittsburgh and Dormont Connecticut-based Lane Construction Co. was the primary contractor. Lane representatives could not be reached for comment.
Naftal said the malfunctions haven't caused any traffic backups or accidents yet, but the signal problems are confusing drivers and making the intersections less safe. He is trying to determine which contractors and subcontractors are responsible for the signal installation.
So far, Dormont appears to be the only community affected.
City of Pittsburgh spokesman Tim McNulty said the city's traffic engineer hadn't reported any more repairs than usual for its share of West Liberty and Banksville Road.
"We only have the one signal at Highland (Avenue and Washington Road), and we haven't had anything haywire," said Jerry Duke, Bethel Park's planner.
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To revive Nevada's anemic economy, the state must spend more money on higher education, not less, according to a new study released Monday.
The Institute for Higher Education Policy study predicts Nevada's once-booming economy will continue to deteriorate unless it can train the skilled work force needed to attract new business and industry.
"What stands out in this report is not only are we not making progress, but we are falling further behind in financial support and long-term political vision," said Jane Nichols, vice chancellor of academic and student affairs for the Nevada System ...


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The Capitals and "Boring Hockey"
There are lots of things you can pin the inconsistencies of the Washington Capitals on.
Caps Didn't Give Martin Erat a Chance
The Capitals lose out as Martin Erat asks to be traded, making them the losers in the Filip Forsberg deal.
Is the Ray Emery Rule Coming?
Ray Emery's attack on Braden Holtby in Philadelphia leads to NHL discussion about possibly implementing a rule against it.
Hitting the "Exasperated" Button
To paraphrase Agnes Skinner, if the rest of the NHL is Macy's, the Caps right now are Gimbel's.
The Ripple Effect of the Varlamov Trade
When the Caps fell to Colorado, 5-1, with Semyon Varlamov in net, it's hard not to feel - even momentarily - that the Avalanche got the better of the deal.
Erat on the Outs?
Either play him or trade him - he's pointless on the fourth line.
Caps Are Ready to Play Meaningful Games
Let's get this preseason over with already!
How the Caps Can Learn From the Nats
History shows, the winners in free agency don't always win championships.
The Grabovski Factor
Despite a few past conflicts, Mikhail Grabovski's reputation with teammates on the ice is actually very positive.
The Summer of George (McPhee)
Just when I think I know George McPhee's answers, he changes the question.


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I'm seeing some fantastic momentum in the Windows 8 Marketplace - with some very compelling solutions coming out every day.Two solutions that just came into the store are particularly interesting:
SocialRadar - This is a REALLY REALLY cool app that allows you to get a geographic view of all your connections in social networks. This will be VERY valuable at the upcoming Worldwide Partner Conference (and they have a booth there) – and we worked hard to make sure we had a version ready for the event (it is a DC-based startup and was built by a local development partner, InfernoRed). Download it here: http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/app/socialradar/e025d674-fb4c-40c3-824b-15d73005693f
If you're using Windows 8, these are MUST HAVE social networking solutions. Both are free... go ahead and download and check them out. If you like them, please let them know by rating the apps - to do so: run the app and then bring up the Win8 charms by swiping in from the right (or hovering your mouse cursor in the upper right), selecting "settings" and then selecting "rate and review."Note, if you get an error while trying to rate it that states something like "you need to log in under the account that installed the app," do this:


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Photos: Little Hearts Fashion Show
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Children who are, or have been, patients at the Children's Hospital Colorado Heart Institute were among those asked to model in the 2014 Little Hearts Fashion Show. The event chaired by Lynn Schaffer and held at Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum raised $55,000 and featured clothing from Dillard's. Read more about the Little Hearts Fashion Show in Joanne Davidson's RSVP.
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Katy Perry and Taylor Swift opted for elegance, while Madonna chose a look that was very familiar to longtime fans. Here's a glimpse of the stars on the red carpet at Sunday night's Grammy Awards in the photo gallery above. Mobile users can tap here to view the gallery.


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Yupp so with the upcoming release of Nana i decided to make two themes to commemorate her cute new wallpapers that was released on macne.net today. but the only way to get the full sized ones is by preordering her now lol.
Are they on the chrome store?
Lol no but i was trying to figure out how to put htem on there xD;
please let me know when you get them up!
It seems i cant upload it with my accounts lol, Are you havbing trouble installing it ?


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Obama's LEGAL immigration reform 2015.What does it mean? Listen to video discussions by Attorney Rajiv S. Khanna on Immigration.com YouTube Channel. Subscribe to Our YouTube channel to be notified when new updates are posted.
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Wrestling UnderGround >> First Singapore Shootfighting Seminar
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For the First Time Ever: Karl Gotch Shootfighting in Singapore - USA Instructor Guy Chase: 6 Year private student of the legend Karl Gotch; www.guychase.tv
The late Karl Gotch is among the world's most influential grapplers whose legacy begins as an Olympic contender for Greco Roman wrestling in the 40?s. Throughout the years, he would develop a unique system of wrestling derived from traditional grappling systems like the af...orementioned Greco Roman system to Indian Pehlwani to folk traditions like Catch Can Wrestling and after decades of his professional wrestling career in both Europe and the United States,
Gotch took his own personal blend of submission wrestling to Japan where he pioneered Shootfighting or Shoot Wrestling and used it to transform the entire world of Japanese puroresu, professional wrestling. Because of his contributions to promotions like New Japan Pro Wrestling, Gotch came to be known to the Japanese as "The God of Pro Wrestling".
Back here in the United States, though, Gotch's perfected system of submission wrestling was put to use to train a generation of Mixed Martial Artists that would go on to direct the current trends in the sport.
The sport of Shootfighting mixes traditional holds, locks, submissions and throws of grappling but allows for strikes with the hands, elbows, knees and legs to create a combat sport that looks an awful lot like the staged kayfabe matches of Sports Entertainment… only it's real.
The Shootfighting techniques and lessons taught at the Guy Chase Academy of Martial Arts are the very same techniques developed and put to the test by the legendary God of Pro Wrestling and Father of MMA in Japan, himself, Karl Gotch. These are the finest techniques around, passed down from the master to you
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Sur La Table® Baking Steel
Versatile steel is safe for the oven or the grill, works as a stovetop griddle on conventional and induction stovetops, and can even be chilled to create a cold plate perfect for serving chilled appetizers, mixing up icy confections and more.
Get the recipe for New York-Style Pizza Dough: Click here »
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- Designed in the USA exclusively for Sur La Table
- Made in Hanover, Massachusetts of 100% recycled steel
- Eighteen times the heat conductivity of ceramic stones, resulting in crispier crusts and faster cook times
- Quarter-inch steel is virtually indestructible and won't shatter or crack; cleans up quickly and easily with gentle soap and warm water
- Oven- and grill-safe steel can also be used as a griddle on conventional and induction stovetops, a hot plate and a cold plate
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- Manufacturer: Stoughton Steel Co., Inc.
- Material: Steel
- Dimensions: 14" x 14" x ¼"
- Weight: Approx. 16 lbs.
- Made in USA
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- Hand wash only
- Heat safe to 1800°. Handle with care when hot
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Read the glowing review of the Baking Steel on Serious Eats (Google it). Everything they said was absolutely true.
Now instead of making pizza a few times a year at most I make it almost weekly.
I couldn't recommend the product more highly. It's also very easy to take care of and clean (and to dry in the oven after cleaning so it won't rust) -- in fact I leave it in the oven all the time now. Great product. Absolutely top notch. I no longer dream of a home pizza oven since I have the Baking Steel
This item is a bit pricey
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We were so excited to be back to making our pizza's in our outdoor fireplace. However, when removing the pizza off of the steel the sauce and cheese ran off a bit. From that time on everything stuck (yes, we did use corn meal on top of the steel) . While the crust was baked well, cleanup was a mess. Getting the sauce and cheese off was impossible. Using a synthetic scrubber caused the finish to start coming off.
Now we have a pizza steel with one good side still available. Once we use that side the pizza's we make will only cost us a whopping $40 each to bake!
Questions & Answers
Is this the same piece of equipment as the product on bakingsteel.com? I the only difference i can find is the SLT logo and the dimensions are 14""square vs 14""x16"" on the baking steel website
Can you use this on a grill and can you cut on it
I see that the product photos include a cork mat and pizza peel. Are these included?
Cooks Illustrated recommends using parchment paper to put a pizza onto a hot baking stone instead of having to buy a peel to do this. Can parchment be used on this hot baking steel safely?
If food does not wipe away easily can it be soaked in water? This is steel, not stainless steel, which implies rust is possible
I dont like the taste and texture of cornmeal on the bottom of pizza so I always rubbed oil on the pizza stone before spreading out the dough. It never burned the crust and releasing the pizza with a spatula was easy. What would happen if I tried this method with the steel?
The description says that you can use it as a griddle, but has anyone tried to make pancakes, for example
I love this product when i use it inside the house in my oven. If I use it on my grill has anyone found if it heats up as it does in the oven? Also what temp on the grill have you found is ideal for its use.
I just purchased this stone and noticed it specifies to use only a wooden pizza peel with it, clearly stating ""DO NOT USE METAL UTENSILS."" Does that include a pizza peel? Do I need to replace my aluminum peel with a wood one
Does this baking steel come with a case. Some of the others on-line can be ordered with a case.


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New York may have the hipsters, Texas the cowboys, and Florida the beach, but every four years, Ohio is where it's at.
New York may have the hipsters, Texas the cowboys, and Florida the beach, but every four years, Ohio is where it's at.
That's right. This corn-mazed, baseball-cap-wearing, four-letter flyover where weather watching passes for culture and the Two-Minute Warning is opera, is at the center of the universe — at least until Tuesday.
Native-born Buckeyes grow up knowing that the road to the White House passes through our rolling green hills. In the last three weeks, nearly $80 million in campaign money has been spent here alone.
Feeling loved yet?
Eighty million dollars certainly could have been put to better use.
A person could pay off his Ohio State University student loan and fill up an SUV.
Well, probably.
If the political parties really wanted to impress us, they could have used that $80 million to fill our chuckholes or offered free snow-blowers, ice-melt and Thirsty Dog beer for everyone in the Snow Belt.
Eighty million bucks could get the Cleveland Browns to 8-8. Well, maybe.
Certainly, the presidential candidates believe Ohio has the right stuff. Mitt Romney has been seen here more than William McKinley's ghost. President Barack Obama never left; he just commutes to Washington.
Because everyone is shaking our doorknobs like some crazy ex-girlfriend, it wouldn't come as a surprise if most Ohioans are planning to vote just so the pollsters, commercials and robocalls will stop and we can have our state back.
The airwaves have become such a cacophony of demagoguery, half-truth and accusation, the barrage makes Gov. John Kasich seem like Calvin Coolidge in comparison.
Time Magazine political analyst Joe Klein recently listed Stark as one of the five counties that could swing Ohio and thus, the election. We earned our status as a bellwether by correctly picking the winner in 10 of the last 12 presidential elections.
In 2008, some of the national media blew through here, barely bothering to take an I-77 off-ramp, yet they painted Stark County as a sinkhole of tumble-down houses and "Come to Jesus" billboards.
But Romney and Obama would run through hell in gasoline-soaked boxers to capture Stark's 259,000 votes.
They'd tell those passersby that West Virginia might be "Almost Heaven" but Ohio is the Promised Land.
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Negril Hotels
42 Hotels Found
Rockhouse Hotel 4.0Negril, JamaicaThe lush, laid-back Rockhouse creates a holistic haven -- gourmet dining, morning yoga, cliffside loungers, a premium spa, no kids under 12, and beautiful eco-appropriate design. But most astounding are the reasonable rates. (The slightly chicer Caves costs about three times more.)
The Caves 4.5Negril, JamaicaArguably Jamaica's most romantic escape (for adults only), the Caves' 12 unique, private cottages and suites are tucked along lush garden paths and dramatic seaside cliffs (there's no beach). High-quality, locally focused cuisine, a top-shelf bar, and intimate, incredibly attentive service make it Jamaica's…
Couples Swept Away Negril 4.0Negril, JamaicaRestricted to couples ages 18 and up, this large (though quiet) 312-room all-inclusive is on one of Jamaica's best beaches. Modern rooms with Wi-Fi and iPod docks, quality food, and a low-key atmosphere best Sandals, but Couples isn't as intimate as the Sunset at the Palms or The Caves. Hundreds of guests…
Beaches Negril Resort & Spa 4.0Negril, JamaicaDesigned for families with kids and teens, Beaches Negril Resort & Spa is a beautiful property with a wide variety of activities, classes, and events. With a water park, kids' camp, teen hangouts and specialty activities, children have plenty to keep them busy, and adults can enjoy the spa or candlelit…
Riu Palace Tropical Bay All Inclusive 3.5Negril, JamaicaRenovated in December 2008, this is one of the Caribbean's best Rius. At 416 rooms, it's still a crowded mega-resort, but modern rooms with marble bathrooms, a calm beach, and a top-notch activities staff make this a great choice for couples and families (especially with pull-out sofas in every room)…
Couples Negril 4.0Negril, JamaicaThis 234-room beach resort delivers more than the free meals and cheap booze of the typical all-inclusive; offerings include top-shelf liquor, unlimited golf, water sports and excursions, airport transfers and minibars that are re-stocked daily. Of course, the atmosphere is anything but intimate, with…
Negril Tree House Resort 3.0Negril, JamaicaWith a central location on beautiful Seven Mile Beach, a pool and whirlpool, and clean, comfortable rooms, the Negril Tree House Resort is a great budget option for families, couples, and groups. A good-sized buffet breakfast is included, and the hotel also features a beach bar and grill with freshly-made…
Tensing Pen 3.5Negril, JamaicaWith an intimate collection of 17 cottages (22 rooms), Tensing Pen is where guests come to unplug -- no TVs, phones, or radios in the rooms -- and enjoy the breathtaking cliffs of Negril's west end. The pool, spa, and restaurant are a little smaller and less popular than at the similarly priced, similarly…
Grand Lido Negril 3.5Negril, JamaicaThe Grand Lido's great liquor, decent food, 24-hour room service, intimate setting, and naked hot-tub parties bring a little grown-up indulgence to the more traditional, family-focused all-inclusive resort scene. However, that indulgence comes with a rather over-inflated price tag and the guest rooms…
ClubHotel Riu Negril 3.0Negril, JamaicaA friendly resort with a mellow beach, free minibars, and a surprisingly solid buffet -- the Riu Negril is a great value. Rooms aren't spectacular, and many activities require a long walk across the sprawling resort, but most guests are sold once they join revelers on the dance floor.
Sunset at the Palms 4.0Negril, JamaicaAcross the street from the beach, the upscale Sunset has a warm, helpful staff, intimate setting, and great food -- all of which create a relaxing retreat that's a far cry from the crowded chaos at most all-inclusives. This adults-only property is designed for mellow couples or small groups.
Sandals Negril Beach Resort & Spa 4.5Negril, JamaicaFor travelers seeking a large all-inclusive with plenty of activities and amenities, and a laid-back, easygoing vibe, Sandals Negril Beach Resort & Spa is a great choice. Located along the largest private stretch of Negril's beautiful Seven Mile Beach, the resort is spacious and luxurious, with open-air…
Samsara Cliff Resort & Spa 3.0Negril, JamaicaLocated in a prime spot on Negril's West End Road, this 50-room resort has an impressive offering of features for this budget-friendly price: two pools, an expansive waterfront, a breezy spa, two restaurants, and a PADI dive center. Though the rooms are bland and basic, with air conditioning provided…
The SPA Retreat Boutique Hotel 4.0Negril, JamaicaA peaceful and beautiful resort, The SPA Retreat Boutique Hotel was designed to be a true escape for couples and small groups that want to relax, be pampered, and enjoy a quiet experience. For adults only, the intimate hotel (maximum 47 visitors) features individual cottages, all-inclusive packages for…
Catcha Falling Star Resort 3.0Negril, JamaicaCatcha's quaint cliffside cottages, warm service, and simple homemade cuisine make it a popular mid-range choice. Built into the rugged coral cliffs in Negril and overlooking the western sea with its breathtaking sunsets, this mid-range resort has thatch-roofed buildings, an open-air restaurant, and…
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Cuisinart 2-Slice Countdown Metal Toaster #CPT-415
The Cuisinart 2-Slice Countdown Metal Toaster has a brushed stainless steel housing and an electronic control panel that shows you the progress of your toast. It'll likely please every member of your family; we found that the settings popped up toast with a good range of colors. It browned evenly too whether we put in one or two slices, making the Cuisinart one of our top performers. Another plus: large, easy-to-read controls.
Manufacturer's Warranty: Three year limited
Reviewed: September 2013
Price When Reviewed: $59.95
- Various toast settings produce a good range of browning
- Browns evenly
- Toasts consistently from batch to batch
- Accommodates oversized slices and bagels
- With extra lift lever, toast and English muffins pop up high enough to grab easily
- Electronic controls show progress of toasting
- Gets very hot on top
- Slight striping on one side of toast
What do you think?
The Best Electric Ranges for Your Kitchen
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Ecovacs Deebot 83
The Ecovacs picked up debris well on bare floor, but performed poorly on carpet.
Pursonic i7 Pro Multifunction Vacuum
The Pursonic maneuvered well around furniture, but pickup performance on carpet was poor.
Miele Scout RX1 Robot Vacuum Cleaner
The Miele has advanced maneuvering technology and is very easy to use.
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Lisa Salters of ESPN's E:60 asked Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis who pisses him off the most in the NFL.
"New England,," replied Suggs.
"It just seem like a lot of suspicious stuff going on…with them," Suggs continued.
Suggs says it was unfair how the Saints were treated for the bounty scandal opposed to the fine the Patriots received for videotaping the Rams practice prior to the Super Bowl back in 2001.
Suggs was then asked what he thought of Tom Brady.
"I don't that's appropriate for the camera. I don't like him, he don't like me. I don't like his hair. I don't like his smug attitude. But then again he probably don't like my a**hole attitude," said Suggs. " Everybody just seem to worship the guy."
Suggs also went on and said that New England fans hate him and he hates them as well.


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A Royal Priesthood
While holding the priesthood brings great blessings, the priesthood also carries with it great obligations.
The Restoration of All Things
We believe The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a restoration of the original Church established by Jesus Christ.
Your Light—a Standard to All Nations
I see the light shining in your faces. That light comes from the Lord, and as you radiate that light, it will bless you and many others.
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