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After last weekend's round of territorial playoffs, the women's DI and DII college divisions are two weekends away from solidifying the national sweet 16s. Below is an update of the matchups that will occur on April 16-17 for DII and April 29-30 for DI. In Division I, the winner of Pool A will play the winner of Pool D in the semifinals, while winner of Pool C will play the winner of Pool D. Women's DI Round of 16 Pool D - Bowling Green, OH Pool C - Blaine, MN Pool B - Blaine, MN The Mid-Atlantic will determine its three seeds this weekend, with Penn State v Navy and Virginia v Maryland semifinals occuring on Saturday. Penn State should come away with the MARFU championship, but Navy's 64-0 shutout in the quarterfinals indicates that the team is finding its footing around returning coach Sue Parker. Maryland put in an impressive performance against Virginia in mid-March, losing 29-27 in the closing seconds, but history is on UVA's side and the Virginia team should advance to the final. We're picking a PSU, UVA, Navy, UMD finish. The South also contests its championship this weekend. North Carolina exited with playin spot last weekend and will take on Clemson. UNC had beat Clemson 50-0 last fall, but then played Georgia (a team Clemson tied 0-0 during league) to a 10-5 win over the weekend. East Carolina will take on Central Florida, and the jury's still out on who's the favorite in this match-up. ECU gets the nod simply because they've beaten reigning South champ UNC twice this year, but there's no telling what Raoul Besse's squad will bring to the table. The Pacific Coast will contest its championship on April 15-16 at Stanford. The playins last weekend produced the expected results, with BYU and Chico State moving on to the territorial semifinals. It's always interesting to see how the Cougars enter playoffs considering their lack of local competition, but their 106 points over California and CSU proved their ever-potent backline is still one of the best in the country. BYU will play UC Davis in the semifinals, while Chico will take on Stanford. When the latter played during league, Chico lost 17-5, but the Cardinal have been warming up against Women's Premier club Berkeley (19-15 loss) and should hit the championship games running. Expect another BYU v Stanford showdown. In Division II, Southern California is the only region waiting to name its representative. Fortunately for the winner, the team won't have to travel far since Pool A is playing in San Diego. It'll likely come down to this weekend when leaders Claremont and CSU Fullerton go toe to toe. Fullerton won the team's first meeting 7-5, but that was early in the season. If Claremont wins, they're in; if CSUF wins with a bonus point, then they're into nationals. If CSUF wins without the bonus point, resulting in a tie in points, then the team will have win or earn a bonus-point loss against winless Occidental. Women's DII College Round of 16 Pool B – San Diego Pool C – Sanford, FL Pool D – Sanford, FL |


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The Augusta BLG includes:Drew Weigl, Dickinson Architects, Chair
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A renewable energy office will be established as part of the Bureau of Land Management.
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Just saw him in Louisville KY last Friday night 7/27/2012. He didn't miss a note. Awesome backup singers and band. He is just as amazing as he was 30+ years ago. WE LOVE BARRY!!! Keep writing the songs the whole world sings!!!
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I saw Barry at the Covelli Center in Youngstown, Ohio on August 28, 2011. It was the BEST concert I've ever seen! I was in the 3rd row, an AWESOME seat! I was so close I could have almost reached out and touched him!! I've loved Barry since I was a little girl and I'll be 50 this year! I know every song he's done and seeing him sing was a dream come true for me! He's coming to Pittsburgh in September 2012 and I can't wait! I'll be there and hope to meet him. Don't care what the price is. He's PRICELESS to me!!
I was very happy that I was able to attend this wonderful show. I've been wanting to see Barry Manilow in concert for many, many years and I was not disappointed!!
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DreamWorks Dragons: Riders of Berk follows the continuing adventures of Hiccup and his dragon Toothless on the Viking island of Berk, along with the band of dragon trainers, all of whom now have dragons of their own. Through their training, the kids develop special bonds with their dragons by learning about each dragon's unique powers, discovering entirely new species and battling against new villains as they explore whole new worlds they never dreamed existed.
The series features an all-star line-up of voice talent, including Jay Baruchel (Hiccup), America Ferrera (Astrid), Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Fishlegs) and T.J. Miller (Tuffnut), all of whom are original cast members from the feature film. In addition, Tim Conway (Mulch), Chris Edgerly (Gobber), Mark Hamill (Alvin), Julie Marcus (Ruffnut), Nolan North (Stoick), Zack Pearlman (Snotlout), Stephen Root (Mildew) and Tom Wilson (Bucket) voice main characters throughout the series.
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you just have to plan out the fight when you're against magebane. all it takes is 2 stacked stuns + the team auto attacking him to take him down.
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Magebane almost always goes for a beastheart asap in competitive games I've watched. A lot of times dual lane mid with a babysitter. Rushing runed axe is so silly since it's not hard to last hit and you don't have to play as cautiously once you get a helm. You can also jungle easily with it as well.
Ok, you have all mentioned the items that should be picked up.
Now let me represent to you: Fayde.
Fayde's stun, whatever its called, the w, is the greatest counter to magebane if you do sucsessfully early game. Your stun will make him hit himself like 4 times, and that will steal like 250 mana and deal 250 extra damage if he has put 4 levels in q. Go woods and gank him, just try to make sure he never gets his bkb, because thats what he needs.
After codex go boots of travel, and tp to your team to assist them in your 5v4 push. Also tp boots are great for quick ganks when he is farming lane.
Eighter max codex after that, or be even smarter and try to build a kuldra or hellflower, tho this is hard, and require you to be able to combo him down with less burst damage, while farming more than 5k gold
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holy **** that's a farmed bane
why was your engi building spellshards over a hellflower?
Hell, kuldra, you have to CC this close-to-immortal hero down if he doesn't have a BKB, other wise he's going to just wipe the floor with you. Nothing you could've done about it as just a tremble vs a magebane.
I agree, HF ROCKS on tremble. Your enemy won't get away from you in a 1v1, and you'll likely kill him.(Not sure about that late in the game though, maybe earlier.)


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Thursday, March 18th, 2010The Saguaro Eastside Democrats and Legislative District 28 are hosting a debate for Democratic State House candidates running in that district on Friday, March 19. The debate will start at 7 p.m. at the New Spirit Lutheran Church, 8701 E. Old Spanish Trail, NE intersection of S. Camino Seco. Light Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. and the debate should end by 8:30 p.m.
Moderator will be John C. Scott, host of KJLL 1330 AM talk radio show.
Expected to debate will be LD 28 Democratic house candidates:
- State House Rep. Steve Farley (incumbent)
- Marlena Fineberg
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- Bruce Wheeler (former 1 term State House legislator & 2 term City Councilmember)
Marlena Tova Fineberg just filed to run recently, and she is a sales executive at Ambient Air Heating and Cooling, and has published a poetry book entitled "Elephants, Alligators, Umbrellas". Marlena says she is a Democrat, but her party affiliation is not listed on the official state campaign finance website, though she just informed me that she is "listed as a Democrat now on the hard copy sent to the Sec. of State." (update 5 p.m. 3/18/10).
Voters in the August 24 Democratic primary will chose 2 of these candidates to face off in the November 2nd General Election, against Republican house candidates in LD 28.
Republican Ken Smalley, a property manager, www.kensmalleyforrep.com has filed to run in this race. Another Republican Greg Krino filed recently, and he is a 3rd year law student at the U of A, clerking at the Pima County Attorney's office (http://gregkrino2010.com/)
For these Democratic candidates' brief bios and website information, click here, for my earlier blog at the first forum of these hopefuls (except Fineberg) which was held on February 21, at St. Mark's Presbyterian Church. At that forum 5 Democratic house candidates all introduced themselves and spoke for 10 minutes, but there was no debate or public question/answer period.
For more information on this debate call Pat Wiedhopf at 520-850-6755.
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The ICO's one year amnesty on enforcement of the EU e-Privacy Directive ends tomorrow, and a few more sites have been rolling out their compliance solutions.
BBC.co.uk launched its cookie info banner yesterday, while Channel 4, The Guardian and the Telegraph have today.
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The UK online population is no longer content to lurk in forums and on websites without contributing, with 77% of us now actively participating in digital media in some way.
This, according to the BBC, signals the death of the 1% rule.
For those unfamiliar with it, the 1% rule states that in any given online community only 1% will create content, 9% will edit or modify that content and the rest will consume the content without contributing.
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The BBC is said to be planning a new pay-to-download service for both its new and old TV programmes.
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Last night the Guardian released details of an email sent to Sky News employees that outlined new social media guidelines.
Of course, the most sensational part of this - that staff now seem to be banned from retweeting rival "journalists or people on Twitter" - has been highlighted by many amid cries of 'they just don't get it'.
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The BBC today unveiled its new look sports website, which follows the redesign of its homepage in September.
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As always when the BBC makes any changes to its website, opinion is divided...
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Hot on the heels of a new deal to stream BBC iPlayer and ITV Player through its on-demand service, Sky has launched a new online service that makes its content available to non-Sky customers.
Launching in the first half of 2012, the service will include a range of content, including Sky Movies with sports added later in the year, on a variety of pricing options.
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The BBC has been changing its homepage again, and the new beta version "demonstrates a new 'visual-first' approach to showcasing the breadth of our content on the web."
The new page looks good, and represents a significant change from the current version, which was introduced in February 2008.
by Graham Charlton 21 September 2011 12:36pm 5 comments
In the past week, the BBC has taken heat for its understanding of, and respect for, copyright.
Criticism of the BBC started when Andy Mabbett complained to the BBC about photographs of the Tottenham riots being published with little more than a note that they were "from Twitter".
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The depths to which people will sink to make an easy buck through internet scams never ceases to amaze me, and we have seen phishing scams which have used the recent earthquakes in Japan and New Zealand.
For example, in the aftermath of the New Zealand earthquake, disgraceful opportunists took advantage of this natural disaster by launching a scam, posing as the Red Cross to take advantage of the world's sense of charity.
This serves as a grim reminder of the uncomfortable truth that we are never truly protected, especially when brands and ISPs are not doing everything possible to prevent phishing and spoofing scams.
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Is the iPad the future of media and publishing? Media moguls like Rupert Murdoch and Richard Branson think it is. As a result, they're making big bets on the iPad.
Another big name apparently has a lot of faith in Apple's tablet device too: the BBC. According to reports, it is planning to launch a version of iPlayer in the United States, and has chosen to roll it out on the iPad.
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Academy Award-winning producer Brian Grazer has been making movies and television programs for more than 25 years. As both a writer and producer, he has been personally nominated for four Academy Awards, and in 2002, he won the Best Picture Oscar for "A Beautiful Mind." In addition to winning three other Academy Awards, "A Beautiful Mind" also won four Golden Globe Awards including Best Motion Picture Drama, and earned Grazer the first annual Awareness Award from the National Mental Health Awareness Campaign.
Over the years, Grazer's films and TV shows have been nominated for a total of 43 Oscars and 131 Emmys. At the same time, his movies have generated more than $13.5 billion in worldwide theatrical, music and video grosses. Reflecting this combination of commercial and artistic achievement, the Producers Guild of America honored Grazer with the David O. Selznick Lifetime Achievement Award in 2001. His accomplishments have also been recognized by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, which in 1998, added Grazer to the short list of producers with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. On March 6, 2003, ShoWest celebrated Grazer's success by honoring him with its Lifetime Achievement Award. On November 14, 2005, Grazer was honored in Los Angeles by the Fulfillment Fund. In May 2007, Grazer was chosen by Time Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World. Grazer and his creative partner Ron Howard were honored by the Producers Guild of America with the Milestone Award in January 2009, and again by New York University's Tisch School of Cinematic Arts with the Big Apple Award in November 2009.
In addition to "A Beautiful Mind," Grazer's films include "Apollo 13," for which he won the Producers Guild's Daryl F. Zanuck Motion Picture Producer of the Year Award as well as an Oscar nomination for Best Picture of 1995; and "Splash," which he co-wrote as well as produced, and for which he received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay in 1984.
Grazer also produced the film adaptation of Peter Morgan's critically acclaimed play "Frost/Nixon," directed by Ron Howard. The film, was nominated for five Academy Awards including Best Picture, and was also nominated for the Darryl F. Zanuck Producer of the Year Award in Theatrical Motion Pictures by the PGA.
Grazer's most recent film "Robin Hood" was released in May 2010. The drama teamed him up again with director Ridley Scott and actor Russell Crowe, and stars Cate Blanchett and Max Von Sydow. The film adaption of Dan Brown's best-selling novel "Angels & Demons," starring Tom Hanks and directed by Oscar winner Ron Howard was released in May 2009.
Grazer is currently in production on the "Untitled Ron Howard Project," staring Vince Vaughn and Kevin James, and on "Cowboys & Aliens," directed by Jon Favreau and starring Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford. He is also in post-production on "Restless," a coming-of-age story directed by Gus Van Sant and starring Mia Wasikowska and Henry Hopper.
Grazer's feature film credits include the drama "Changeling," directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Angelina Jolie; the Ridley Scott-directed drama "American Gangster," staring Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington; the big-screen adaptation of the international best-seller "The Da Vinci Code," starring Tom Hanks and directed by Oscar winner Ron Howard; the tense drama "The Inside Man," directed by Spike Lee and starring Denzel Washington, Clive Owen and Jodie Foster; "Flightplan"; "Cinderella Man"; the Sundance-acclaimed documentary "Inside Deep Throat"; "Friday Night Lights"; "8 Mile"; "Blue Crush"; "Intolerable Cruelty"; "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas"; "The Nutty Professor"; "Liar, Liar"; "Ransom"; "My Girl"; "Backdraft"; "Kindergarten Cop"; "Parenthood"; "Clean and Sober"; and "Spies Like Us."
Grazer's television productions include the hit Golden Globe- and Emmy Award-winning drama series "24"; NBC's Peabody Award-winning series "Friday Night Lights"; and "Lie To Me." Grazer's additional television credits include the Emmy Award-winning comedy series "Arrested Development," "Shark," "Miss Match," "Felicity," "SportsNight," and HBO's "From the Earth to the Moon," for which he won the Emmy for Outstanding Miniseries.
Grazer began his career as a producer developing television projects. It was while he was executive producing TV pilots for Paramount Pictures in the early 1980s that Grazer first met his longtime friend and business partner, Ron Howard. Their collaboration began in 1985 with the hit comedies "Night Shift" and "Splash," and in 1986 the two founded Imagine Entertainment, which they continue to run together as chairmen.


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This Keter 12" 4-tier shelving unit is made from plastic and finished in black. It is easy to assemble and each shelf can hold up to 25kg. This Keter 12" Shelving unit provides convenient storage space for your garage and garden essentials with 4 shelves to hold paint, power tools, gardening equipment and much more. The tiered shelving unit is made from rust resistant plastic and finished in a black, unobtrusive colour. This colour and style of shelving units are available in this style in different dimensions. The Keter shelving range allows you to find the right size shelving unit for a uniformed, clutter-free and organised garage. It is easy to assemble and each shelf can hold up to 100kg.
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Tracking trouble: Juveniles on electronic monitoring systems
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - One of the two teens accused in a crime spree that stretched into two counties last week was wearing a "home detention" ankle monitor at the time. I-Team 8 discovered those monitors are far from foolproof, and juveniles may be exploiting some loopholes in the system.
Formal charges were filed Tuesday in adult court against Sirquain Burr, 17, including two counts of murder, a felony robbery count and a count for carrying a handgun without a license. Charges have not been filed yet against the other suspect, a 15-year-old juvenile, who remains in the Marion County juvenile detention center.
Court records show both teens have been placed on home detention before, and the 15-year-old was wearing an ankle monitor last week. But, I-Team 8 discovered it didn't alert probation officers that he was gone.
IMPD investigators believe the teens are responsible for a number of crimes committed on Tuesday and Wednesday, including a homicide on the south side Wednesday morning and the shooting of a man walking his dog that preceded a police chase.
Burr is also already facing charges of robbery, attempted robbery and auto theft that from a Feb. 11 incident.
He is scheduled to appear in court for the first time Wednesday. The 15-year-old is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday, when charges against him are expected to be announced.
Both suspects have extensive juvenile criminal pasts and have worn ankle monitors before.
Court records show Burr was previously sentenced to wear a home detention monitor for 30 days. The 15-year-old was sentenced to wear a home detention monitor for 30 days on Jan. 10, prior to a hearing on charges that he had robbed an 85-year-old woman. That 30-day sentence was extended for another 30 days following the hearing on Feb. 7.
According to Marion County Juvenile Court Judge Marilyn Moores, between 85 and 90 juveniles are on home detention monitoring at any given time.
She calls the system extremely successful.
"It is effective. The failure to appear rate is 1.93 percent. That's pretty good. I'm unaware of anything other than jail that's 100 percent. Nothing's foolproof," she said.
After his son's first appearance in juvenile court last Friday, James Edwards, Sr. called Wednesday's events "a horrible tragedy."
"It was a shock to our family," Edwards said. "We're very sorry that this happened. If there was any way we could turn the book back, we would."
But, Edwards also said his son, the 15-year-old, should have been far away from it all.
"He knew he was on house arrest, on ankle monitor. He knew he had to go to school. Instead of him coming back home when he missed the bus, he didn't. He rode with this fellow in the car," Edwards said.
But, I-Team 8 found the boy's ankle monitor never alerted probation officers that he was gone.
Moores said that's because it's not designed to.
"Electronic monitoring tells you when they are at home and if they are not," Moores said. "And, if they have a reason to be out of the home that is a valid reason like work or school, then they have to give the time frames that they'll be out of monitoring range, and then we don't get an alarm."
"Anybody, adult or juvenile, gets to leave to go to work or school," said IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law Professor Novella Nedeff.
Nedeff, a former major felony public defender in Marion County, who also works as a criminal defense attorney says the program is designed to include some "leeway."
"They would have some leave time on school days," she said. "And, that makes it a challenge. I know from some of my adult clients that community corrections will call their work to make sure they're really there. But, of course, the manpower to check somebody every day is finite."
"This is a case where the kid should have been in school. And, he wasn't in school. And, when we found out he wasn't in school, we went looking for him," Moores said.
But, by the time probation officers knocked on the teen's door, he had already been in handcuffs for hours.
It's a familiar story to Brenda Hill.
Her stepson Curtis, also a juvenile, wore an ankle monitor too.
"Oh, yeah, it worked," she said. "It makes a loud beeping sound. If he leaves, it goes off. And, they can monitor it. No one knocked on the door, but we got a couple phone calls."
But, I-Team 8 found the devices aren't monitored all the time.
Police reports filed over the last six months alone detail more than a dozen teens on home detention found outside their homes during the middle of the day, on days when they should have been school.
But, Moores says, in many of those cases, the ankle monitors have not sounded an alarm.
Asked if that meant the teens were out of the system's eye during those hours, Moores nodded.
"Just like an adult at work," she said. "They sure are."
But, I-Team 8 discovered the system's limitations go beyond that.
Marion County uses a private company based in Colorado to monitor adult offenders around the clock. But, Moores
said juveniles on home detention are monitored mainly by juvenile probation officers. Staffing shortages can, at times, leave juveniles "off the grid" for as much as one-third of every day.
The hours when most juvenile offenders violate the terms of their home detention are usually covered, court officials said. But, some still slip through the cracks.
Asked if there was ever some lag time in knowing when an offender has broken their home detention, Moores paused.
"That's probably true," she said.
For security reasons, I-Team 8 is not naming those hours, but some say the lack of monitoring is no secret on the streets.
"I don't really think people are watching it," said D'Aron Hill, Brenda's son. "Not 24/7."
"We know [that[ by proof," nodded Brenda. "By experience, basically."
"It is not fully effective," agreed Cynthia Smith. "I know lots of people who have been on it who have been out all day. They need more officers and more supervision."
"Once children start hearing rumors like that, they are likely to push the envelope and see how far they can go," Nedeff said.
Because of that, Moores said judges are selective.
"We are judicious about who we put on electronic monitoring. We take a lot of things into account, like if we have had contact with them before. Have they appeared for court before? We look at the seriousness of the offense," she said.
Judges can also opt to give an offender a Global Positioning System—or GPS—monitor, which can track an offender's exact location in real time.
But, that's a rare option in juvenile courts.
"We're very limited in the GPS units. We only have 4. So, we reserve them for someone we would need to know where they are 24 hours a day, not someone who had just been found true of auto theft," Moores said, referencing the 15-year-old.
Moores said adding more GPS units would help juvenile probation officers better track offenders on home detention. But, she says it won't happen unless someone steps up to pay for them.
While adults sentenced to home detention monitoring can be forced to pay for their own ankle units with costs ranging from $12 to $18 per day, Moores says juveniles are not.
"The problem is payment. Kids don't have money. And, we are not necessarily in a position--nor does the law allow us--to force parents to pay. That's why we own the equipment and have gotten grant money to get it, so that we can use that as an alternative to detention," she said.
But, Nedeff says even the GPS units aren't foolproof.
"If someone wants to break the rule, they can leave. If somebody cuts it off, they are going to leave. And, once they leave, the system has a hard time tracking them down," she said.
Moores stresses that all electronic monitoring devices are recorded, so they can be used as evidence in court, whether they're being monitored in real time or not. She says the system, while not perfect, is one that still works.
"I think we can always learn from bad situations and work to make the system better," she said. "But, I don't see, nor have I been informed, or any system failure. The kid just didn't go to school."
"I think most of the time it does work," Nedeff agreed. "But, nothing is 100 percent effective. Bottom line: it cannot guarantee our community's safety by itself."
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Tony & Joe's Seafood Place
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This is an awesome location on the Georgetown Waterfront. Food is excellent as was service. We sat outdoors, which is a very, very energetic and vibrant location. Boats, planes, and helicopters accompany a million people walking past. The kids loved the entertainment outdoors.
Last Saturday at 2pm we had a waitress named Ruski who took care of our table of 9. We were given a table inside and it was set up so we all had a great view. She told us about the specials and the food was delivered within a short time. Everyone enjoyed their meals. Another waitress also helped ensure that our water glasses were filled and all our needs were met. This was truly excellent service with a smile. I also asked for a piece of cake for my son and his wife's anniversary and they provided one with a candle in it. While this was not an inexpensive lunch, the price was well worth it for the ambiance and excellent service. We all really enjoyed it and would definitely go back.
Very nice restaurant overlooking the Potomac River; outdoor dining available, outside bar as well. Excellent food, good portions, great service. We celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary visiting from NYS. Great find!
We truly enjoyed the restaurant as the food was delicious and our waitress was excellent! Would definitely return here again.
Our food was delicious- the crab cakes were amazing! Our server was very sweet but not very attentive. We had to flag her down to order more drinks and to get our bill despite the low number of diners. Overall it was a very enjoyable experience.
The food was exquisite. I especially enjoyed the band (whom I've heard before on U St). The river view is nice, too.
we went there for lunch on a sunny day. The food was quite nice, probably not in the fine dining category, but good enough. The prices are fairly high, but given the location and the service, they are justified.
We were in town for the weekend and decided to visit the Georgetown Waterfront, as there were a number of restaurants in the area, we decided to go with Tony and Joe's. It was a Saturday evening, I highly recommend making a reservation. We were a family of 5 (Adults), didn't notice very many kids. The restaurant décor was very nice, seating could be either on the dock or inside. We chose inside for the air conditioning as it was hot and muggy. We were really glad later we made this choice as it rained later on. We got a great view of the waterfront and all the happenings in the area. The family was very happy with their menu selections; seafood plates as well as beef. Deserts were also a plus...We'll come back!
I wanted to take out-of-town friends someplace with a view. In order to get that, I didn't expect the best food. But I have to say, the seafood at Tony and Joe's was quite good. My husband's risotto (no seafood) had too much cheese. But the rest of us liked our Boston Cod, scallops, bronzino, mussels in a spicy broth, broiled oysters, and fried calamari. Whew! The desserts were huge. The service was very good and on a Saturday night. A sudden squall sent outdoor diners running for cover inside, but luckily I had chosen an inside table right by the window, so we still had the view. I would go back, especially with visitors from out of town.
This restaurant was able to accommodate groups during the 100 years convention for Delta. Greater waiter (George) and great food!
Went Monday for Lobster...which was super. Of course for $15 I wanted another..and shucks..they ran out. Service in the bar was just OK, but for the price and the ease of enjoying my dinner...this place is highly recommended.
Fresh, well prepared food, excellent service. When it turned out, just before the entree would have been served, that the lobster for which we had come were no longer available, we were generously compensated. We certainly will return.
Had a great dinner here on 7/23/13 with friends. The location is amazing, right on the Potomac in a new development surrounded by a lively dinner & bar scene. There was an outdoor bar next to this place that looked like a 'hot spot' to be at. Within 3-4 blocks walk of the main road in Georgetown, which we walked to after dinner. For food, great options all around. I appreciated a nice, yet affordable wine list. A wine list that's affordable can be hard to find at nice restaurants like this. My only criticism was the service was a bit inconsistent. Overall - great experience!
We had a wonderful experience at Tom and Joes. Food, service and atmosphere were excellent as well as the sunset view over the Potomac. Would highly reccomend and we will return on our next visit.
The night we went was dark and getting ready to storm but great views on the Potomac. Food was good, our server was extremely friendly. We are going back when my family comes to town in a few weeks.
I took my family to eat at Tony and Joe's on our last night in DC on our vacation. The waitress was prompt and friendly. We had a beautiful view of the water, seeing boats coming in and people coming off and walking to establishments to eat and drink. The menu had a nice variety but was easy to understand, not a complicated mish mash you sometimes get in other establishments that can drive me crazy. The food was very good, my dish was a unique seafood combination that I enjoyed. And not as expensive for the 3 of us as I thought - even with two glasses of wine. I highly recommend this place, the concierge at my hotel did, they were spot on.
We enjoyed ourselves very much. I tried to plan our dinner to catch a sunset, but the weather didn't cooperate. I ventured out and ordered something I usually don't and didn't like it very much. Not to say that it wasn't good, I just didn't like it. My wife tried it and thought it was delicious. She enjoyed the steam pot she ordered (which we saw a lot of others ordering, as well). I just know that when we go back, I'll order something else.
The food was Great! my party was celebrating 2 birthdays and of the 5 of us only 1 was a returning diner. It was everything she told us it would be! Loved the ambience and the jazz trio was OUTSTANDING! Will return again...Soon!
My day I decided to pick Tony and Joes seafood for one of our nights out on the town! It is located in the Washington Harbor area and is directly on Potomac River. The beautiful sites have lots to see! It seems to be a very vibrant area for the locals and tourists alike. We were very pleased with the food however the service was a little slow and our waitress seemed more interested in her larger parties. Upon walking the Boardwalk area we were able to do a little celebrity sightseeing, Nancy Pelosi was also enjoying a night walk down by the harbor! The crab cakes were to die for!
My wife and I enjoyed a very nice dinner this past Sat. evening. We opted to sit inside since the humidity was still a little bit high at 8:30 PM. I had the Boston Cod Gratinee and she had the swordfish plus crab cake. Both entrees were very good. Our waiter did a very good job handling the large crowd and interior noise (too loud) but service was a bit slow (10 minutes to get a drink, etc.). Alas, he was doing the best he could. We were seated by a window overlooking the outside crowd and boat docking area and it was very pleasant. We felt the price was reasonable for the quality and trendiness of the setting. Would go back.
Hands down, tony & Joes is a fantastic restaurant. The atmosphere is always pleasant. The service is worth an award. The food is delicious.
One of the best places in DC for a great Sunday brunch. Went to T and J's about 20 years ago....and it was memorably great. Glad to have a great eating experience again durinng our recent visit for Sunday brunch. All food fresh, tasty, well-prepared and a great value. Enjoy the Georgetown waterfront while having a casual meal. Great for the whole family and for visitors to the area.
Still a great place for Sunday jazz brunch, less items on them brunch since the renovations, but will continue to frequent!
Nice Birthday dinner for family of 5. Beautiful August evening with windows open to waterfront. Waitstaff personable. Crab cakes very good. It was restaurant week so a voice of cheesecake or a delicious chocolate cake was included @ a reasonable price.
My first dining experience at Tony & Joes was AMAZEBALLS and although it was restaurant week in additon to ordering off that menu we ordered oysters & clams on thel half shell. I will definitely be back and have already spread the word of how great the food was and the service was excellent!!
My friends and I really enjoyed our dinner here, we will definitely come again.
We ate outside. Accurate on estimate of 30 minute wait time. Server josh was good. Fun. Great mix of bar and restaurant and indoor/outdoor. Food was average
Tony and Joes has a great location to sit, eat and people watch and take in the scenery. The remodel after the flood looks great. We went for brunch and was very pleased. They have an abundance of food items to choose from. The food was good, but not the best brunch food I've ever had. The "overall" combination of the food, service and being on the G'town harbor was well worth it!
We had a seat with a great view on a Saturday night, great / fun atmosphere, and they put up with our crazy kids. It was a nice experience.
Excellent food, attentive service and a fantastic view. A wonderful evening for our entire family!
Took my husband here for his birthday celebration. We enjoyed the food, drinks and atmosphere. The renovations with the open floor plan make it so much nicer with views of the water...
My request for window seating with a view was satisfied.All dishes were very good especially Crab Cakes..Service a bit slow but not all that bad.Would definitly go again.
Enjoyed a beautiful Indian summer weekend dinner along the Potomac with family. Everyone had seafood as their main entrée, Bacon wrapped shrimp , Atlantic salmon, Crapcakes . The Appetizers were also very good although my soup could have been a bit warmer hence the 4 stars on Food. Will definitely dine again with Tony & Joe. Service was excellent ! Very attentive.
It's a classic to join Tony & Joe's Seafood Place, when you visit Washington, D.C. I recommend to go a little before the sunset to appreciate the beauty of the George town navy and the Potomac River. Take a table outside and enjoy the view.
Came here for brunch with a group of six plus a stroller. The host outside was not aware of my reservation, but the hostess inside did. The host outside did attempt to accommodate my request to combine two tables to fit our group which was nice of him. Calamari and fried shrimp were fried deliciousness. Most of us got the mixed greens salad with either shrimp or fish and was worth the extra $10. Mimosas to wash it all down. The only thing lacking towards the end was service. There was a rather large banquet style party taking place so that could've been occupying the restaurants time. All in all we were very satisfied with the meal, could've stepped it up on service, but would definitely come back again.
The menus has an excellent range of foods. The meal is prepared well and taste is exellent. There is an option of outdoor or indoor dining based upon our preference. In door dinng is very quiet which is great for conversations. The sevice was quick and very attentive.
I attended Sunday brunch, and left absolutely stuffed! The food was great, especially the waffles. Just a bit overpriced. One buffet was $50, but astleast i got endless mimosas.
We can't say enough about the setting, the food, the service, and the view from the inside looking out to the water front, especially on a night with a full moon. The place is spectacular and we will be reserving a table every time we come into town. Thank you Open Table and thank you very much T&J's
Calamaris were overcooked but atmosphere was very relaxing...
I am always mystified that people who run restaurants seem determined to blast music that is both way too loud and completely in appropriate for the setting. Managers of Tony & Joe's need to re-examine their compulsion to do so. Good was very good, scene out the window was perfectly enchanting, service was good. But why loud and vulgar music?
Went there on a Saturday night expecting it to be loud and busy - not so! Very nice dinner. Manager very friendly and came over to greet us. Lovely view of the Potomac and Gtown harbour. Recommend this place.
Would love to have eaten outdoors on a lovely night recently, but after sundown, too chilly. How about heat lamps?
Four of us had dinner here before going to Blues Alley. Hostess and service were excellent. Each appetizer, especially the clams casino were very good. Nice spacing in-between appetizer and main course. Cocktails were well made and the wine list reasonable. View of the Potomac is a great backdrop to an excellent meal. The trout and Cobia were wonderfully prepared.
NO ISUUES. NOTHING BAD NOR NEGATIVE TO SAY. WILL BE GOING BACK TO CELEBRATE MY 60th birthday dec 9 Can't wait for summer time to eat outside. It was a wonderful brunch and the live music put the icing on the cake.
Went for Thanksgiving - perfect choice. Not too casual, not too fancy, beautiful view, and great buffet selection so kids & parents were happy. Recommend!
Food is always top notch! Service is always great! Love the atmosphere & the Potomac River view. Thanksgiving buffet was so good, great raw bar! You won't be disappointed here!!
Great variety of food for Thanksgiving. Food was tasty.
For the past 6 years, we have dined at Tony and Joe's for Thanksgiving dinner. Ironically, so does my neighbor along with 20 of their family members. The atmosphere is wonderful for a family gathering on Thanksgving. The servers are attentive, and extremely accommodating as they are welcoming. The food was delicious. The menu is sensitive to the holiday, having great selections to choose from. My favorites, are the lamb, and oyster dressing. This year the chief added brussels spouts and carrots;while healthy they too, were delicious. The view from all seating is beautiful. There is the water on one side and ice skating on the other of the dining room. I thought the price was excellent, fairly priced. I highly recommend Tony/Joes.
The food and set-up was wonderful. Unfortunately, my 2 and half granddaughter and myself were under the weather and really could not enjoy everything. Parking was not great but it was nice day.
We have been going to Tony & Joe's for the last four years for Thanksgiving. We did miss the band.


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Beautiful Chinese Paper-Cut Foil Artwork Framed, 23" x 34"
Beautiful Chinese Paper-Cut Foil Artwork Framed, 23" x 34" Up for sale is a beautiful hand-cut Chinese Foil artwork "Jianzhi". It's all cut from one piece of foil, by hand, and is a centuries-old artform in China (see below). Framed size is 23" x 34", and is in perfect shape. A beautiful item for the collector or art fan. I purchased this new several years ago and paid $200 for it, so it's a great deal. http://china.answers.com/chinese-culture/the-art-of-chinese-paper-cutting Paper-cut is a very distinctive visual art of Chinese handicrafts in China. It originated from the 6th century when women used to paste golden and silver foil cuttings onto their hair at the temples, and men used them in sacred rituals. Later, they were used during festivals to decorate gates and windows. After hundreds of years' development, now they have become a very popular means of decoration among country folk, especially women. I'm asking $75, or best offer. Cash Only. I'm located in Carmichael, but can meet you anywhere in the Sacramento area. Derek (916) 712-1389 More info Email a friend |
Wooden Framed/Glass Art...Great Condition! More info Email a friend |
East African; Wooden Sculptures...Several Sizes. More info Email a friend |
Parrot Figurine
Hand-painted, finely detailed, 4" x 10" Call Toni 916-722-7777 More info Email a friend |
Phone bench/table; rocking chair; gorgeous table lamp; floor lamp; mirror; washing basin & pitcher; soup tureen; picnic basket; and more. Estate Sale Dec. 6-7 in Rancho Cordova. $20 and up. http://www.estatesales.net/estate-sales/CA/Rancho-Cordova/95670/539022 for photos. More info Email a friend |
Art works
Oil paintings, Silk Screens, Photography.$20 up. More info Email a friend |


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