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December 2013
Washington, DC, Area Events
Watch our programs live on Ustream! All book lectures and evening programs are streamed live for free at www.ustream.tv/usnationalarchives.
Program Highlights
- Iraqi Jewish Archive
Orit Bashkin discusses the history of the Iraqi Jewish community (December 3); Doris Hamburg and Mary Lynn Ritzenthaler discuss the story behind our exhibit of historical materials discovered in 2003 in Saddam Hussein's flooded intelligence headquarters (December 5); Marvin Pinkert looks at the Jewish experience of the Civil War (December 12); and the team from the Iraqi Jewish Archive Preservation Project talks about their work (December 17). - Music in the Kennedy White House
Kenneth Slowik (cello), James Stern (violin), and Lura Johnson (piano) perform the Mendelssohn Trio in D minor, followed by a discussion by Kenneth Slowik, artistic director of the Smithsonian Chamber Music Society (December 3). - Civil War Photography Book Fair
A day of talks featuring Civil War photos. Authors include Ronald Coddington, author of African American Faces of the Civil War; Robert Wilson, author of Mathew Brady: Portraits of a Nation; Barbara Krauthamer, co-author of Envisioning Emancipation; and John Guntelman, author of The Civil War in Color (December 7). - Hollywood and Hitler
Ben Urwand reveals how Hollywood studios agreed not to make films that attacked the Nazis or condemned Germany's persecution of Jews (December 11); Ben Urwand introduces a screening of MGM's anti-Nazi film The Mortal Storm (December 11). - Nicholas Basbanes
Nicholas Basbanes discusses the two-thousand-year history of paper. A book signing follows the program (December 13). - Know Your Records
Get started with the Introduction to Genealogy workshop (December 4) and explore resources on Archives.gov (December 11).
Locations, Hours, and Contact Information
All events listed in the calendar are free unless noted; reservations are not required unless noted. Seating is on a first-come, first–served basis. For McGowan Theater programs, the doors to the building will open 30 minutes prior to the start of the program. Use the Special Events entrance on Constitution Avenue.
Tuesday, December 3, at noon
William G. McGowan Theater
New Babylonians: A History of Jews in Modern Iraq
Although Iraqi Jews saw themselves as Iraqi patriots, their community—which had existed in Iraq for more than 2,500 years—was displaced following the establishment of the state of Israel. Author Orit Bashkin chronicles the lives of these Jews, their urban Arab culture, and their hopes for a democratic nation-state. Sadly, from a dominant mood of coexistence, friendship, and partnership, the impossibility of Arab-Jewish coexistence became the prevailing narrative in the region—and the dominant narrative we have come to know today. Presented in conjunction with our exhibiton, "Discovery and Recovery: Preserving Iraqi Jewish Heritage." A book signing will follow the program.
Tuesday, December 3, at 7 p.m.
William G. McGowan Theater
Camelot in Tune: Music in the Kennedy White House
In honor of President and Mrs. Kennedy's commitment to the arts, we present a musical tribute celebrating their legacy of musical performances in the White House. On November 13, 1961, Pablo Casals performed the Mendelssohn Trio in D minor at the White House. Tonight Kenneth Slowik (cello), James Stern (violin), and Lura Johnson (piano) present that program. Following the performance will be a discussion with Kenneth Slowik, artistic director of the Smithsonian Chamber Music Society, and others. Presented in partnership with the Smithsonian Museum of American History and the White House Historical Association.
Wednesday, December 4, at 11 a.m.
Room G-25, Research Center (Penn. Ave. Entrance)
Introduction to Genealogy at the National Archives
Learn how to do basic genealogical research using Federal records at the National Archives. Lectures take place on the first Wednesday of the month.
Thursday, December 5, at 7 p.m.
William G. McGowan Theater
Discovery and Recovery: Eyewitness Accounts
Doris Hamburg and Mary Lynn Ritzenthaler of the National Archives Preservation Division along with Maurice Shohet, analyst at the Middle East Media Research Institute, and William D. Cavness, Jr., retired Foreign Service officer, discuss the story behind our exhibit of historical materials—discovered in 2003 in Saddam Hussein's flooded intelligence headquarters—relating to the Jewish community in Iraq. Greg Myre, journalist and NPR's digital editor for international news, will moderate.
Saturday, December 7, 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
William G. McGowan Theater
Civil War Photography Book Fair
Step back into history and join us for a day of author talks featuring Civil War photos. Hari Jones, assistant director and curator of the African American Civil War Memorial Freedom Foundation and Museum, will host the event and give opening remarks. Authors include Ronald Coddington, author of African American Faces of the Civil War; Robert Wilson, author of Mathew Brady: Portraits of a Nation; Barbara Krauthamer, co-author of Envisioning Emancipation; and John Guntelman, author of The Civil War in Color. Civil War–related book and gifts can be purchased in the theater lobby and book signings will follow each talk. Presented in partnership with the National Archives Afro-American History Society and the African American Civil War Memorial Freedom Foundation and Museum.
Wednesday, December 11, at 11 a.m.
Library (Penn. Ave. Entrance)
Genealogy Workshop: Using National Archives Online Resources
Archives staff teach a 90-minute, hands-on workshop on how to navigate Archives.gov. If you don't know where to start or have gotten lost in your research, this workshop will help you understand how to use Archives.gov to further your research goals. Registration required; classes are limited to seven seats. Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday, December 11, at noon
William G. McGowan Theater
The Collaboration: Hollywood's Pact with Hitler
To continue doing business in Germany after Hitler's ascent to power, Hollywood studios agreed not to make films that attacked the Nazis or condemned Germany's persecution of Jews. Ben Urwand reveals this bargain for the first time—a "collaboration" that drew in a cast of characters from notorious German political leaders such as Joseph Goebbels to Hollywood icons such as Louis Mayer. A book signing will follow the program.
Wednesday, December 11, at 2 p.m.
William G. McGowan Theater
The Mortal Storm
Ben Urwand introduces a screening of MGM's The Mortal Storm (1940; 100 minutes), one of the few directly anti-Nazi Hollywood films released before the American entry into World War II. James Stewart stars as a German who refuses to join the rest of his small Bavarian town in supporting the Nazis. Directed by Frank Borzage.
Thursday, December 12, at noon
William G. McGowan Theater
Manassas, Gettysburg, and Baltimore Street?
Marvin Pinkert, executive director of the Jewish Museum of Maryland (and former director of the National Archives Experience), returns to the McGowan Theater to present surprising discoveries made in the Jewish Museum of Maryland's own collection for a new exhibit that opened in October. "Passages through the Fire: Jews and the Civil War," originated by the American Jewish Historical Society and Yeshiva University Museum, reveals a new landscape of the conflict through the lens of the Jewish experience.
Friday, December 13, at noon
William G. McGowan Theater
On Paper: The Everything of Its Two-Thousand-Year History
Nicholas Basbanes discusses the history of paper from its invention in China eighteen hundred years ago. He reveals at how paper has been used to record history, make laws, draw designs and blueprints, and conduct business. Even modern hygienic practices would be unimaginable without paper. A book signing follows the program.
Tuesday, December 17, at 11 a.m.
William G. McGowan Theater
Preserving the Iraqi Jewish Archive
Join the team working on the Iraqi Jewish Archive Preservation Project for a discussion about their daily work to preserve and make available the documents from this collection. Learn about the recovery effort and the history of the project. Find out about other books and documents not seen in the exhibit. Hear from conservators about treatments used to stabilize materials for digitization. Digital imaging specialists will talk about the incredible work put in to make all the unique materials available for access. Presented in partnership with the National Archives Assembly.
Boeing Learning Center
An exciting space designed to provide parents and educators of all levels with methods and materials for teaching with primary source documents. Open Monday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Learn more about Education programs at the National Archives.
Unveiling of "Records of Rights" The new permanent exhibition in the Rubenstein Gallery, "Records of Rights," uses original documents, photographs, facsimiles, videos, and interactive exhibits to explore how Americans have worked to realize the ideals of freedom enshrined in our nation's founding documents and how they have debated issues such as citizenship, free speech, voting rights, and equal opportunity. The new exhibition explores many stories—showcasing the drive for civil rights for African Americans, women, and immigrants—and chronicles the past and current generations whose efforts to secure equality under the law have shaped the country we live in today. David M. Rubenstein Gallery, opening December 10, 2013
Grand Opening of New Visitor Orientation Plaza This beautiful new space features a short video introduction to the National Archives, a video orientation wall introducing the eight prime visitor destinations within the Museum at the National Archives, and touchscreen mapping stations. Opening December 10, 2013
1297 Magna Carta Returns Magna Carta, on permanent loan from David M. Rubenstein, is featured in the "Records of Rights" exhibit. Magna Carta inspired the nation's founders, and serves as an important chapter in the evolution of rights in the United States. David M. Rubenstein Gallery, opening December 10, 2013
Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom
- Declaration of Independence
- Constitution
- Bill of Rights
"The Charters of Freedom: Our Nation's Founding Documents" takes a fresh look at the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Using historical documents from the holdings of the National Archives, we answer two key questions about the Charters: "How did they happen?" and "Why are they important?" This Rotunda exhibit also touches on the roles played by women and slaves in the Revolutionary War. Don't miss the remarkable story of Elizabeth Burgin's heroic role in a successful plot to free soldiers from British prison ships.
"The Public Vaults" invites visitors into virtual stack areas to discover historic documents, films, maps, and photographs from the National Archives. In interactive displays, visitors may hear Presidents discuss some of the country's greatest challenges, step into the boots of soldiers on the front lines, or follow an investigation of the sinking of the Titanic.
Special Exhibition in Washington, DC
"Discovery and Recovery: Preserving Iraqi Jewish Heritage" Exhibition The National Archives unveils a new exhibition detailing the dramatic recovery of historic materials relating to the Jewish community in Iraq from a flooded basement in Saddam Hussein's intelligence headquarters, and the National Archives' ongoing work in support of U.S. Government efforts to preserve these materials. In both English and Arabic, the 2,000 square foot exhibit features 24 recovered items and a "behind the scenes" video of the fascinating yet painstaking preservation process. This exhibit marks the first time these items have been on public display. Through January 5, 2014, in the Lawrence F. O'Brien Gallery.
Featured Documents on Display in Washington, DC
A special display celebrates the centennial of President Gerald Ford. During his Presidency, in spite of Cold War tensions, the U.S. and the Soviet Union conducted the joint Apollo-Soyuz mission, a dramatic in-orbit linking of two spacecraft. Presidential materials documenting this historic endeavor will be on view through February 12, 2014.
A rare print on parchment of the Declaration of Independence—made from the original copperplate engraved by William J. Stone in 1823—is on display for a limited time. Courtesy of David M. Rubenstein.
This year's featured adventurer in "Polar Exploration" is explorer Robert E. Peary, who made two unsuccessful attempts before finally claiming to reach the Pole in 1909.
Special Exhibition in College Park, Maryland
Auditorium Lobby at the National Archives Research Center:
"The Long View" features digitally produced facsimiles of historic panoramic photographs from the Still Picture holdings.
The exhibit not only showcases the wide variety of panoramic techniques, but also includes National Archives records such as cartographic maps and patent drawings that relate to the photographs. Thirty-four panoramas and other records are on display and span the period from 1864 to 1997.
See more panoramas online
Online Exhibits
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To the Brink: JFK and the Cuban Missile Crisis
An exhibit marking the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis..
"What's Cooking, Uncle Sam?"
Unearth the stories and personalities behind the increasingly complex programs and legislation that affect what we eat. Learn about the Government's extraordinary efforts, successes, and failures to change our eating habits. Find out why the Government wanted us to "Eat the Carp," "Share the Meat," and "Know Our Onions." There are over 100 original records in the exhibit—including folk songs, war posters, educational films, and even seed packets. From Revolutionary War rations to Cold War cultural exchanges, discover the multiple ways that food has occupied the hearts and minds of Americans and their Government.
Online exhibit
Discovering the Civil War
Unlock secrets, solve mysteries, and uncover unexpected events in this most extensive display ever assembled from the incomparable Civil War holdings of the National Archives.
Online exhibit
Eyewitness: American Originals from the National Archives
Drawing on rarely displayed documents, audio recordings, and film footage culled
from the extensive holdings of the National Archives and its Presidential libraries,
"Eyewitness" features first-person accounts of watershed moments in
history. Online exhibit
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The National Archives Experience
Constitution Avenue between 7th and 9th Streets, NW, Washington, DC
For details, see the Visitor's Map or visit the National Archives Experience.
- 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
- Last admission is at 5 p.m.
- Open every day except Thanksgiving and December 25.
Admission free.
All events listed in the calendar are free unless noted; reservations are not required unless noted. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. For McGowan Theater programs, the doors to the building will open 30 minutes prior to the start of the program. Use the Special Events entrance on Constitution Avenue.
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Museum Visit Reservations: To make reservations to visit the museum, especially during the height of the tourist season and holiday periods use online reservations. As of March 15, 2013, the last reservation slot is 4:30 p.m. If you have a reservation for later than 4:30 p.m., you will have to reschedule the visit.
The National Archives Research Center
700 Penn. Ave., NW, Washington, DC and 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD.
Research Hours for both locations:
- Monday - Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Closed on Federal holidays. National Archives research rooms will be closed on Wednesday, December 25, Christams Day.
Check the Washington, DC and College Park, MD location information for records pull times and other important details.
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Screen shots from last night I was stuck under the map somehow LOL A game before I joined TLM, Erocker, and Ducky Medium settings with 4x MSAA
The horror, the horror!! Women and children screaming!! The horror! Just add some blood and actual screaming and you've got GTA IV.
Haha i still have no idea how i did it, haven't done it again yet. Just trying it completely maxxed out, Shadows are a rather big graphics killer so is rain etc on the new Graphics system. Should be optimised more though Just remembered forgot to turn on depth of view, so will get more later. Chris
Moar Shadow of the Colossus in PCSX2, running 3x the internal render resolution of the PS2 and with FXAA (Fast approximate anti aliasing) and in HD 720p mode
sotc is absolutely ridiculous in regard to what it managed on the PS2. per object motion blur, pseudo hdr-ish effects, etc etc. shit is crazy. also i still have this technical document about the making of sotc: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10565193/making_of_sotc.pdf
it sacrifice some performance tho, both in PCSX2 and the real PS2 hardware has framerate drop all over the place in some situations.
What i love about this game is that it's so awesome and pretty looking, yet even with no crossfire i still get a solid 60fps that it's locked at
That is an amazing reproduction of a Greek Orthodox Church and the icon of Jesus. And this is the game Metro 2033. I may look into this one.

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Ballymeade Fire # 1 - YouTube
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Firefighter injured while fighting SPI fire in Quincy
A firefighter was injured during the assault to extinguish a blaze at Sierra Pacific Industry's mill in Quincy on Wednesday afternoon, May 1.
The firefighter, Kristapher Gunn, of Quincy, suffered broken bones in his ankle after he was blown off a ladder and fell to the ground.
Quincy Fire Chief Robbie Cassou said Gunn was blown off by a water stream from his hose that re-coiled off the building.
Cassou said the fire broke out at approximately 12:30 p.m. Quincy fire arrived on the scene at 12:36 p.m. The blaze was extinguished by 3:30 p.m.
Smoke billowed out in thick brown masses from the co-gen substation where the fire is believed to have started, according to a SPI mill worker.
A couple dozen people congregated at the junction of N. Mill Creek Road and Danny Court where the smoke was clearly visible.
The employee, who asked to remain anonymous, said employees were told to go home for the day at 1 p.m. after the fire broke out in the co-gen substation, which supplies power to the mill.
Power was shut off to Quincy, East Quincy, Meadow Valley and Crescent Mills in order for the substation fire to be put out.
Cassou credited SPI for acting quickly to turn off the power from the co-gen plant.
"I've got to give the mill credit," Cassou said. "They shut down the co-gen immediately."
The move cut power to half the mill. Cassou said, more importantly, it cut the flow of electricity to the metal building that was on fire.
Fire trucks from Quincy, Meadow Valley, Greenville and Long Valley were called to the site.
The SPI employee, who said he formerly worked at the co-gen facility, said operations could be shut down for up to a couple of weeks, depending on the amount of damage done.
He said if the mill has no power, the electronic scales won't work, which means logging trucks can't get weighed, and drivers can't get paid.
Calls to Sierra Pacific were not answered Wednesday afternoon.
Three alarms
The fire at the mill was one of three fires that burned simultaneously in the Quincy area.
In addition to the four engines that responded to the mill fire, six engines, including the U.S. Forest Service, responded to a mobile home fire in East Quincy at 1:45 p.m.
Firefighters from around the county responded to battle the fires.
Beckwourth fire chief Greg McCaffrey was in the Quincy area when the mobile home fire was reported. He rushed to the scene and became the incident commander for that fire, according to Cassou.
In a third fire, an ATV was destroyed in Quincy. The Forest Service handled that fire.
This story will be updated as more information becomes available.
A detailed story will be featured in Wednesday, May 8, editions of Feather Publishing newspapers.
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with this current administration good luck with the permits to rebuild
@ the mobile no looked & their was gasoline in a can & no 1 turned off the propane,,it's the 1st 1 theres job
vary bad,,no worries he'll get wrote up
like some wind mills needs power to make power
any way
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If you are looking for an outstanding dining experience that features fine Italian cuisine, then Donatello is your best option in the Tampa Bay area. You will experience the highest quailty of food, atmosphere, and sophistication. This is a great place to bring a date, clients, or celebrate your special day.
we had a group of 12 and the food was outstanding! We were all served at the same time and the food was delicious. We had an appetizer of a variety of pasta...OMG...fantastic! Thank you for a great meal, wine and the roses!!
We had the privilege of eating at Donatellos this last Saturday night. Everything about this restaurant is perfection. The service is impeccable, the food is flawless; you are well cared for at Donatellos. Just go.
There is really no way to describe just how good this restaurant is. While the food and service is outstanding, the overall experience at Donatello is the thing that sets this restaurant apart from all other restaurants in Tampa. One leaves at the end of an evening with the feeling that "this was one of the best nights I have ever had in a restaurant." The feeling of friendliness communicated by the staff is incredible. Additionally, Opera Night at Donatello is an event not to be missed. What a great restaurant! Just wish there was an enforceable dress code. It is amazing how sloppily and slovenly dressed some patrons can be. They should go to a truck stop diner on the interstate where they belong.
The food and the service were both incredible. For very special occasions, it is a great place, but not a place to eat every week or even month.
Decor needs some updating. Very late 70,s feal to the place.
Outstanding food and service. Especially fun and entertaining on Opera Night.
As a late Fathers day dinner to treat my very picky dad (we are both 1st timers) we were both more than pleased with the entire experience.
Classic, amazing Italian food. We showed up late one evening, but were treated spectacularly. Gino greeted us and hugged us as we left with roses.
We have gone to Donatello's many times on our anniversary and it never disappoints. Wonderful food, service and the duo in the bar later were great. My only disappointment was that the rose that I took home never opened. Still, a lovely evening.
going to Donatello's is like having dinner in your own dining room except to have your own personal chef and wonderful servers. we have been going there for many years and it have never had bad service or a meal that didn't reach our expectations..... Salute!
Consistently a solid performer among high end Italian restaurants in Tampa. Fair price point for the quality/quantity of food and drink that is offered.
The waiters are very attentive. The food was fantastic. Starting with the wine, then on to the pasta, with homemade sauce which is vey evident and then right on down to the dessert, which was homemade, very evident as well. Five star from top to bottom. Will definitely return.
Try getting an early reservation! By 8:30, they had sold out out of many of the fish entrees and some of the meat entrees. The food we did order was excellent however. Excellent table service. Impressive that almost the entire staff is fluent in Italian!
I was just a bit disappointed this time. We were having an 80th birthday celebration with 10 people. The restaurant was out of 1 pasta for the appetizer we wanted, also out of Lobster, which was one of the additions to a few meals, which the restaurant did have a substitute, lump crab, but it's just not the same. The soufflé that some of the guests wanted that evening they were not making also. Overall the restaurant did an excellent job in taking care of us, but what we had been expecting for selections was the only part that was disappointing. No worries though, it was a Sunday evening, and they may not have been able to replenish some of the food in time after the weekend service. We will eat there again.
Great food, great staff...You'll love it here! Hands down! Romance is in the air.
More expensive than expensive but the service was great. Great Italian food; as good as Mom would make.
The oysters were excellent with better size and flavor than those of a local seafood hot spot. The calamari was good, but should be more special for such a great place. Sautéed chicken and vegetables were excellent and fettuccine in a sausage sauce was delicious. Sides of sautéed spinach and a broccoli salad were prepared perfectly and were excellent. Great selection of wines by the glass and bottle. Excellent attentive - but not smothering - service. Looking forward to going back.
Family, Friends and I had a great time! Food was incredible, especially the Steak and Osso Bucco! Desert to die for and wine list was top notch. Every detail was covered by the staff and we had outstanding service. Highly recommend for a date, gathering or any event where you want to show "it matters". It was not cheap, appetizers, three bottles of wine, entrees and desert; but if you want a cheap steak with peppers go to golden coral on steak night! Over all 5 Stars all around!
Your gonna spend more money but its worth it as everything is fresh !
We arrived prior to the normal evening rush so the restaurant was quiet. The attentive wait staff was excellent and we did not feel we were being rushed through. The wine choice by Carmen was perfect. The atmosphere was one of romance and a perfect choice for a special occasion. The pricing was high, but the food was excellent. We had the salmon special and crab & mussels pasta was fantastic. All in all a rating of 9 out of 10.
What do you get when you combine fantastic food, great ambiance, an attentive wait staff and an owner manager that makes you feel welcome and sincerely appreciative of your business. Donatello. We have been dining a Donatello for 25 years and our experience there has never missing a beat.
It also serves really good food. We were directed to this location by our friend who is a frequent diner at Donatello's. Owners are always on hand, ready to meet and greet you and all of your guests. Very friendly atmosphere, hugs and kisses all around and the ladies get a rose upon leaving for the evening. We were on site over 4 hours and it seemed like minutes.
For those new to Tampa or visiting this place is a classic. The expert staff is there to serve you some of the best Northern Italian food in Tampa. It is not inexpensive but worth it.
For that special dinner with old Tampa ambiance, it can't be beat.
Great food great service. Will recommend this restaurant
Great place, great service nice ambiance very good food. had a great anniversary with my wife Thank You
My daughter and I have gone to this , our favorte restaurant , since the eighties for special occasions. Keeping in mind that a single mom cannot do this often. We both moved away from Pinellas County but I have been back a few years now. This was my first time back in maybe twenty years and everything was just as special! A terrific evening for me and three of my friends. Memorable.
We got to do Donatello/s on the cheap - dinetampabay. $45 covered a three-course prix fixe. Caesar salad was great, but too robust for my wife - too anchovy-ey. But I got to have almost two salads then. She had veal cannelloni. I had a well prepared salmon, with a house pinot grigio recommended by our waiter. Choice of desserts included a chocolate mousse cake and tiramisu. Have to say the best course of the meal. The final touch was a long stemmed rose for my wife. Excellent night out.
High end Italian, excellent food, service, and atmosphere. Personally greeted by the impeccable owner who even visits your table to ensure that everything is to your satisfaction. Great experience!
This is my first time to Donatello's. The food is very authentic Italian. One of the very few in the area that actually cook the cuisine the way my family does. The service was excellent. In really enjoyed the restaurants quiet and romantic atmosphere. I have lived i the Tampa area for over 30 years and never made it to Donatello's, but after this visit i will be making it a regular dinning spot.
I have been going here for years and they never cease to amaze me. Truly a rare find and a restaurant you should definitely check out.
I've driven by Donatello twice a day for the past 20 years. For whatever reason, the thought never occurred to me to dine there. Then, a business occasion came up in which it was necessary to be away from the usual crowded Westshore restaurants, and Donatello was selected. What an unbelievable surprise. The food, wine, and service were excellent. And while it may have seemed like an unlikely choice for a business dinner, it was in fact an excellent one. Donatello should be considered for any special occasion, but also for a business event which calls for something other than the usual steak house experience.
We had not been to this restaurant in over 10 years. It is comforting to know that very little has changed. This is an excellent restaurant. I stopped short of rating the food excellent because the shrimp on the "shrimp on avocado" dish was stale. Otherwise the food was excellent, traditional Italian fare without an overdependence on pasta or spices to accentuate the meals. Service was excellent. The waiters remember their guests personally, which makes for a beautiful romantic outing or a special occasion. Noise level is moderate/conversational. The lovely music from the bar does not affect the noise level in the restaurant in any way.
We have been going to Donatellos for years now. In fact, we were engaged there 23 years ago. This time, we decided to treat our son who is attending the University of Tampa and is in his Sophomore year. We had the most wonderful evening, and the staff attended to all our needs without us having to say a word. The food was perfectly prepared and presented, as it always is! The staff went over and above the call of duty by helping us celebrate our son's birthday and our upcoming anniversary. I would highly recommend Donatellos for a romantic night out or for large groups. If we lived closer, we would frequent this fine establishment more often.
I have been to Donatellos for business lunch on several occasions and decided to give it a try for dinner. The Ossobucco was outstanding, drinks were well done and the overall experience was great.
We celebrated our 25th Wedding Anniversary at Donatello. Although it was a little pricey, we will definitely be back for special occasions. Thanks for making our celebration special.
Our favorite Italian Restaurant, have been going for many years so everyone knows us well. Expensive but well worth the money. Love Donatellos.
I had asked my husband for Donatello to celebrate our 32nd wedding anniversary. We've eaten there several times already and each time felt like a special occasion, even if there was no special reason other than to enjoy excellent food with family and friends. Everyone of the staff makes you feel so special. To top off the evening, each of the ladies gets the biggest, freshest, most fragrant long-stemmed rose at the end of the dessert. We missed Guido at this last visit....
From the moment I pulled up to the front door I knew I would have a great evening at Donatello's. The valets were on the job. My friend and I sat at the bar until our table was ready, we were early for our reservations. The atmosphere at the bar was chilled, relaxed. Our drinks were superb. We were seated and the food was great. From the salad to the main course. A bit pricey, but you only live once, so Donatellos should be on that to do list. (101 things to do before you die) Its also perfect for special occasions, ie. Birthdays, weddings, anniversaries. Bon apetit.
We visit about twice a year, and, as always the dining experience is very nice with really good food and ambiance, as well as very good service. One of our favorite upscale restaurants!
This restaurant feels like something plucked straight from 1930's New York and dropped here in Tampa for those with a discriminating love for authentic Italian food to enjoy. The service is absolutely top notch; from the valet, to the host, and most especially the waitstaff. The food is simply beyond description...fresh, expertly prepared, and generously portioned; and perfectly complemented by a strong wine list. Donatello is the perfect place to go for an intimate special occasion dinner, or romantic evening.
My first experience with Donatello could not have been better. I had low expectations based on the dated decor, but the food and service were outstanding. Our waiter was happy to accommodate off-menu requests. Our food was perfectly cooked and rivaled entrees from many of our past great fine dining experiences. Our entrees were followed by some of the best desserts that we have ever had. Bravo for Donatello. In retrospect, the dated decor worked. I liked the salmon table linens and Frank Sinatra on the speaker. The food and service are what a restaurant is all about. Don't judge this book by its cover.
Donatello is by far our favorite restaurant in the Tampa Bay area. The food is always great. The service is five star and the atmosphere outstanding.
Food was perfect. Awesome taste. Freshly prepared to order. You can tell the difference.
Fine dinning with excellent food taste and texture! Food cooked to perfection!
Excellent service Excellent food Excellent time Job well done!
Food and service was superb! Love the dated decor! It works and makes you feel nostalgic. Definitely will be back!
As usual, the old world service was romantic and charming, a wonderful place for me to introduce my Significant Other to the great city of Tampa. I had the Fritto Misto, a light, fried fish medley with Zuchini. Excellent and not too filling. My Significant other had the Pasta with Maine Lobster, which had a light tomato based sauce. Well done! The Caesar salad was very solid as well. Of course, the rose to my Significant Other at the end of the meal was such a classy touch to a perfect evening!
Absolutely loved Donatello. For someone who dines with clients at LEAST 2x per week, this is one of the finer restaurants that I've found, and highly recommend it for Tampa diners.


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Kaun |
Thanks for this explanation, I may give that a try as well (especially with the puppy). I don't have much of a problem with the finish, both of my dogs know pivoting really well and the heel position. I love training the pivot. It's why I keep thinking I shouldn't be scared of the front. |
llombardo | This is by far my favorite command. I loved learning it and teaching it to all of my dogs. I also liked teaching them the finishes..side and around. I did it in parts too. I would have them on a leash, put them in a sit, step back a couple feet, tell them front as I was luring them with a treat. I would repeat this maybe 10 times before I would move on to the sit and wait part. Its nice to have a second person that can hold on to the leash and give them the hand signal to wait/stay as you walk away from them and say wait/stay. I would start out at about 10 ft or so. If they come at you crooked, putting a treat in your hand and guiding them in to where you want them works. When I was training my female GSD, the trainer would always say call your dog once I was 20 ft away and facing them. I couldn't understand why my dog was jumping the gun on moving out of that wait/stay position before I said anything. It really bothered me, then I realized what it was. She knew the trainer said call your dog and she was using that cue instead of mine. So I told the trainer not to say call your dog, just raise your hand and that worked like a charm. She never moved out of that stay/wait again until I told her Front. I just LOVE this command | |
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Thanks for the suggestions so far! I'm looking for different methods to see what will work for me and my dogs. I usually like to research a few different methods so that if I try one thing and it isn't working for me or the dogs I can easily switch. I will probably need to go with barriers for my terrier. She's so quick and is bouncing all over the place when she comes to me. I know that if I can get her to understand what I'm asking she'll come around in no time, I think she might also do well with a target mat. I think what scares me is messing up the recall if they get confused with the front. It's why I want to separate the two initially. |
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^This is absolutely true. I like to train it in parts. First I train the position(sitting close in front). Second I train speed and the actually "recall" part. For the position, I lure the dog/puppy into my body and as I stand up and lean back I lure the puppy almost in between my legs and up. This draws the pup in close. When I reward, I always reward against my body. This helps keep the dog driving into me(getting closer). For speed I usually use a toy and as the dog is coming in, I through it between my legs so the dog is just running through me. I also do "agitated recalls". That is where someone else is holding the dog while I run away calling the dog. This usually drives the dogs crazy because they want to go with you. Once you get a designated distance, stop and call your pup with the formal command. Don't worry about perfect position when doing this. If the dog is blowing past you or fronting crooked, use barriers/fences to keep force the dog straight. |
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When exactly is your dog going crooked? If he's coming in crooked, you may find it helpful to build a "channel" of poles to guide your dog in a straight line. I use cavaletti poles, a friend of mine uses weave poles -- it doesn't matter what you use, just that it's a barricade sufficient to guide your dog without creating too much spatial pressure. Alternatively, a target mat can be helpful, as can a foot target placed directly in front of your feet. Some trainers with small dogs teach their dogs to Front with one paw on top of the trainer's shoe; this encourages the dogs to come in quite close (plus it's pretty cute to see a Border Terrier come in with a dainty little foot target on the Front). As yet another alternative, you can bait the dog either to come in close (I think Mrs. K has a good demo video of this -- basically you're luring the dog into the desired straight position and feeding there to reward in position) or toss the treat between your legs to encourage a rush if you're having difficulty with a slower recall. If your dog is coming in straight but sitting crooked (rolled over on one hip or slanted to the side or whatever), personally I'd go back and re-teach a square Sit until I was completely happy with that, and then worry about getting it in Front via one of the methods described above. I don't have videos offhand, but hey, we have a whole new subforum for that now, maybe a request thread there will spur some video answers. |
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Teaching the Front I am training my two dogs for obedience and while the first test does not require the dog to come in front I would like to start learning to train for it. I don't see a downside in making them come to front in the recall right from the start. Thing is, I have read about different methods but still don't fully understand what's the most effective way to train it. Does anyone know of any videos that show the front being trained? What I am wondering is if it's most common to use aids or if it can be taught without them. My older dog (a small terrier), keeps coming in crooked and is all over the place. A part of me thinks I'm making this seem a lot more difficult than it really is. I guess I have some kind of "front fear" |


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Merovingian courtier. A married layman, he made financial arrangements for his wife, who may have later become a nun, and left the court of King Childebert I to become a monk at Deux Jumeaux abbey. He and a small group of brothers left to become hermits in the nearby forest of Ouche. Ebrulf converted a band of highway robbers to the faith. With them, the brothers, and some spiritual students who gathered around them, he founded a small monastery near Ouche, and served as its abbot. It emphasized self-sufficiency for the house, manual labour offered to God for the men, and was so successful that several other small houses were founded nearby.
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