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The museum has an incredibly spacious feel throughout, beginning with the large lobby you pass through to buy tickets or pick up ones you've purchased in advance. Admission is timed at half-hour increments, because it begins with the interactive "Freedom Rising" show. Any waiting time you have is actually an opportunity in disguise to visit the "Hall of Signers" which features life-sized bronze statues of the Constitution's signers. The two most notable absentees are Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence (who approved of the document but was serving as Minister to France at the time), and George Mason, the so-called "Father of the Bill of Rights." Mason refused to sign the Constitution because it did not contain an enumeration of personal freedoms (the so-called Bill of Rights which was added in 1791) or establish a date to abolish slavery (unfortunately, this did not happen until the Constitution's 13th Amendment in 1865).
I personally find "Freedom Rising," whose live narrator oversimplifies various issues amid an admittedly impressive interactive display, a bit over the top, but given the reactions of the rest of the audience, I have reason to suspect I may be a curmudgeonly minority of one. In any case, try to arrive well before your ticket time as there tends to be a line and you're best off taking one of the seats near the top to allow yourself an easy exit into the superb main exhibition galleries. Don't worry too much if you can't – every seat has a great view and they're very comfortable!
The Center's permanent exhibitions don't shy away from difficult issues. They primarily consist of interactive displays (the Center's website claims that it has "17 hours of interactive content") accompanied by contemporary historical artifacts. These enable you to explore any issue in whatever depth suits you, making it an absolute joy to visit whether your level of expertise is that of a child or one of the center's resident scholars. This makes it an ideal family activity, and given the heat of Philadelphia's summers and its proximity to Independence Hall National Historic Park, one that I suspect will continue to grow more ever popular, as well it should!
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February 27, 2006
From journal Weekend in Philly
by zabelle
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June 21, 2005
The Hall of Signers features life-size bronze statues of all the signers of the Constitution. We learned something here that neither one of us knew - Thomas Jefferson didn't sign the Constitution. He is an easily recognizable figure, so we looked for him. We did find Ben Franklin, James Madison (who is tiny), George Washington, and Roger Sherman (our signer). There are computer screens where you can get more information about any of the men in the room. There was a ranger walking around and helping anyone who looked confused. The concept is a very good one, and you really feel like you are one of them.
Get to the theatre before your ticket time, as we found the line of children quite daunting. There are some exhibits on the ground floor surrounding the theater where you listen to different people who were living in Philadelphia at the time the Constitutional Convention was going on, and they are giving their opinion. This was very interesting, as none of them had any idea what the outcome was going to be. We take the Constitution so for granted. There are also displays built into the wall that show off some of the archeological items found during the building of the center.
"Freedom Rising" is an audio-visual production that also has a live narrator. The Theater is impressive. Seating is not only comfortable, but the spacing is such that everyone has totally unobstructed view of the narrator, who is spotlighted in the center of the floor. You will be looking up, down, and around while listening to a very interesting narrative. No photographs are allowed in this part of the building, but their website has some very good ones. This whole production is well done and has enough music and stimulation to keep children well entertained.
After the show, you go up to the exhibits surrounding the theater on the second floor. There are exhibits to listen to, voting booths so that kids can actually try voting, and a whole lot more. One I particularly liked was what political candidates are saying about each other, Martin Van Buren and Andrew Jackson just to name two, and it was fascinating stuff, nasty too. If you haven't visited the Hall of Signers, you exit right into it.
From journal Phlashing in Philly
by diverk
March 31, 2005
Before you enter the show, you need to go through the Kimmel Center. At the Center, you see a one-man show that's inspiring as well as entertaining. Then you walk up to the exhibit. The exhibits are so interactive, it's impossible to get bored. From moving faces where if you touch the face you get a bio of the person, to a place where you get to be sworn in as president, to a game, men vs. women on American history and the states.
We finished off the exhibit with a walk in Signers Hall. This has realistic bronze statues of all the men who signed the Constitution, and is also the only room where you can take pictures. Where's Jefferson, you ask? He was in Europe... he never signed. Fun, fun, fun!
From journal Philadelphia
by talpa4980
Allentown, Pennsylvania
December 4, 2006
From journal Weekend in Philadelphia
by nilgun
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December 5, 2003
After the presentation we exited through the upper doors and entered enter the DeVos Exhibit Hall . There were basically three different parts. We were told that if we passed the 11th grade history with a grade A we could skip the left hand side of the Hall that focused on the story of Constitution. The middle section had numerous multi-media interactive exhibits, which were really fun. We really liked the multi-media exhibit, which showed as if our friend was swearing in for Presidency on the inauguration day. There was the judge, and the audience, and the screen in front of our friend had the picture of the judge from front and captioning that he needed to follow.
Upon exiting the DeVos Exhibit Hall we entered the Signers Hall . This is the only exhibit hall you can take a picture. May be you are fond of Washington, or Benjamin Franklin, the local hero, here you can stand next to life size bronze statue of your hero and have a snapshot with him. My favorite is James Madison, as I saw him as the author of the constitution and he is short like me (only 5"4'). The hall contained 42 delegates to the Constitutional Convention. Before we exited we stopped to see one of the few 1787 newspaper printings of the Constitution. I was hoping to see a real copy, not a newspaper printing so I was a little bit disappointed. On our way to the stairs we saw the flags of each of the states and U.S. territories.
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by Liam Hetherington
Manchester, United Kingdom
November 13, 2011
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Outside the NPR-A on lands leased under the authority of the Mineral Leasing Act (MLA), the BLM will make federal lands available for leasing consistent with decisions made in the various land use plans. Additional information regarding BLM planning efforts can be found on the BLM ALaska Planning page.
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Stellar group, to say nothing of the other artists he oversaw at one point or another, including Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and The Eagles. Yes, Geffen is deserving of an "American Masters" profile, and Emmy winner Susan Lacy's film is, like its subject, smart and colorful. It's also a bit of a letdown, a solid overview of an unparalleled career that never feels quite as intimate or insightful as one would like. We learn Geffen is powerful, wildly intelligent and sometimes vindictive, and that is not news. It's a good thing, then, that "Inventing David Geffen" is such a brisk, breezy watch, with a list of interviewees that reads like the head table at a Vanity Fair Oscar party: Sandy Gallin, Barry Diller, Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, Warren Beatty, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Clive Davis and Cher. Some are or were collaborators, some employees, and one girlfriend (Cher!).
"Inventing David Geffen" airs tonight at 8 p.m. on PBS (check local listings).
Stella | January 27, 2013 12:22 AM
The show left out a lot of the facts re: the Laura Nyro situation. If everything had been presented - and the information is easy enough to find - it would have been obvious that it was Geffen who screwed Nyro over and not the other way around. Also interesting: Geffen says he regretted his lawsuit against Neil Young and dropped it - and yet, he did the same thing to Joni Mitchell three years later.
Joe Donato | November 26, 2012 8:14 PM
I read that Geffen sold Nyro's publishing company to start Asylum records. Could this be the real reason Nyro wouldn't further her career with Geffen. In her song "American Dreamer" about an artist and her manager she sings, "So I signed a contract with a transparent line. 'There's nothing we could do/we could not get there in time/it's too late she signed on the dotted line.'" If this song is about her and Geffen, then who really fucked who.
John Krats | November 24, 2012 1:52 AM
Geffen telling the Army he had âhomosexual tendenciesâ to get out of serving.
He is a scumbag, a coward and a liar.


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The libDtHelp library is a core component of the Common Desktop
Environment (CDE). It provides the help subsystem used by most CDE
Exploitation of a buffer overflow in the libDtHelp library included with
CDE can allow local attackers to gain root privileges.
The vulnerability specifically exists due to a lack of bounds checking
on the LOGNAME environment variable. Local attackers can specify a long
LOGNAME to trigger a buffer overflow in any application linked with
libDtHelp. The overflow is activated once the help subsystem is accessed
by selecting any option under the Help menu.
This vulnerability occurs in the same sequence of code as the previously
disclosed DTSEARCHPATH and DTUSERSEARCHPATH vulnerabilities, described
in CAN-2003-0834. However, the LOGNAME environment variable was not
reported as a method of attack in related advisories.
US-CERT Vulnerability Note VU#575804, detailing the original attack
vectors is available at:
Successful exploitation leads to root level access. CDE is a widely
deployed default desktop environment for UNIX operating systems.
Depending on the function of the machine, this vulnerability could lead
to exposure of highly sensitive data. The vulnerability is easily
exploitable even when stack protections are enabled, furthering the
impact of exposure.
iDEFENSE has confirmed the existence of this vulnerability in Solaris 8
and Solaris 9 without the patches provided for in Sun Alert 57414.
Hewlett Packard HP-UX, Silicon Graphics, Inc. Irix and SCO Unixware are
also reportedly vulnerable.
If possible, remove the setuid bit from all applications linked to
libDtHelp. The command 'ldd' will display libraries linked with the
specified executable.
Sun successfully addressed this issue with the patches described in Sun
Alert 57414. Specific vendor advisories addressing CAN-2003-0834 are
available in US-CERT Vulnerability Note VU#575804
(http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/575804). It is believed that other
vendor patches for CAN-2003-0834 will protect against this new attack
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) project has assigned the
name CAN-2003-0834 to this issue. This is a candidate for inclusion in
the CVE list (http://cve.mitre.org), which standardizes names for
security problems.
03/04/2004 Initial vendor contact
03/04/2004 iDEFENSE clients notified
03/31/2004 Initial vendor response
04/19/2004 Initial vendor contact
04/19/2004 Initial vendor response (Sun Microsystems)
04/20/2004 Initial vendor response (Hewlett-Packard)
08/25/2004 Public disclosure
iDEFENSE Labs is credited with discovering this vulnerability.
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The Federalist Society Online Debate Series
The Kagan Nomination
May 11, 2010
Updated: 6 PM, May 13, 2010
|On May 10, 2010, President Obama nominated Solicitor General Elena Kagan to fill the vacancy that Justice Stevens will create when he retires at the end of this term. In this installment of Originally Speaking, the participants will discuss how Solicitor General Kagan measures up as a nominee to the Supreme Court of the United States.
Scott A. Moss
As of her Supreme Court nomination, Elena Kagan is as likely to be confirmed as any nominee in recent history, for five reasons.
First, President Obama enjoys a larger Senate majority (59-41) than any other President in decades. The truly ugly Court confirmation battles – Robert Bork, Clarence Thomas, and two ill-fated Nixon nominees – came when opposing parties held the Presidency and the Senate. The power of any criticism of a nominee depends less on its merits than on whether it will persuade 51 Senators, so Republicans must persuade at least 10 Democrats to vote against Kagan.
Second, President Obama declined to nominate a liberal favorite, like Diane Wood or Pamela Karlan, about whom conservatives had staked out especially strong opposition. Most nominees who have faced real controversy had a thumb-in-eye-of-opposition quality: Bork not only was more conservative than any Justice at the time, but was the Nixon hatchet man who fired the Watergate special counsel after Bork's superiors refused; Thomas was a conservative African-American replacing an African-American civil rights giant. Kagan is a meet-them-halfway nominee, not a storm-the-barricades nominee.
Third, conservatives cannot plausibly depict Kagan as a radical. The worst they offer so far is that she, like many law school deans, lost a legal dispute with the military about the tension between (a) university policy (which paralleled state law) barring sexual orientation discrimination and (b) military policy expressly barring hiring, and requiring firing, of gays and lesbians. With the 2008 election a landslide for a President promising to end that military discrimination, gay rights is not the inflammatory issue it was years ago. Some depict Kagan as "anti-military" for this dispute; but are conservatives suing the United States to overturn the new health care law "anti-United States"? Of course not: suing a government body is just a way you challenge a law as unconstitutional; it does not mean you are "against" that entire government.
Fourth, several conservative leaders already concede Kagan's strengths. Ed Whelan, a Kagan critic, still praises her intellect; there will be no Harriet Miers-like attacks on Kagan's talents. Whelan also praises Kagan's fair treatment of conservatives as Harvard Law Dean; there will be no plausible charges of empathetically favoring one side, as conservatives argued against Sonia Sotomayor.
Fifth, liberal opposition will amount to little, based on the two such criticisms of Kagan so far. Some criticize Harvard Law's non-diverse faculty hiring under Kagan's deanship. But faculty hiring occurs by all-faculty vote, not by Dean's fiat, and law faculty are notoriously independent-minded folks who buck deans on key votes, especially hiring decisions. Harvard's non-diverse hiring makes me as an alumnus disappointed in the school, but not disappointed in Elena Kagan.
The other liberal criticism is that Kagan favors broad presidential power. But as Kagan herself wrote, presidential power is not inherently "liberal" or "conservative." Kagan came to that view as an attorney in the late-1990s Clinton White House, which used power over federal agencies to advance its agenda over the howls of the Republican Congress of Newt Gingrich and Trent Lott. Presidential power is less a tool of the right than a tool that helps the President's party, whichever it is. This point was best made by Jon Stewart in a 2007 Daily Show interview of a Bush White House counsel Jack Goldsmith: "Do you think the ultimate irony might be that all the work that Dick Cheney has done will make Hillary Clinton the most powerful president in history?" So while liberals just spent years fighting President Bush's excesses, Kagan's likely support for broader presidential power will not predictably serve either party over her tenure as a Justice from 2010 to perhaps 2040.
Surprises happen, of course. But the White House floated Kagan's name in advance, and both sides counter-floated criticisms already - and none seem powerful enough to derail a summer confirmation of Justice Kagan.
Carrie Severino
Part 1 of 2
Elena Kagan has long been the favored horse in the short-list race. Here's a few reasons why, and why those same reasons may come back to haunt her.
First, she has no paper trail. This seems to be the overarching rationale for her pick, because there are other short-listers who certainly seemed more like Supreme Court material in terms of their resumes. Yes, Solicitor General is a prestigious role that is often the stepping-stone to high places, including occasionally the Court. But even Kagan's appointment to that position looks more like a calculated move to give her credibility as a judicial nominee than a judgment of her own qualifications. After all, why else would a president choose as the nation's premiere advocate someone who had never previously argued a case in court?
Her lack of public record is generally touted as one thing that will ensure a quick and easy confirmation process. What can anyone attack? For starters, they can attack her lack of record itself. What kind of person makes an impression on people based, not on their opinions, but on their careful unwillingness to commit to a position? Someone who is a politically savvy and knows that their views would not be favored by the important decision-makers, or recognizes that any hard stand is liable to draw fire from one group or another. Is this the description of an evenhanded judge or a politician?
By depriving the public of a record to scrutinize, Kagan leaves us with only a few hints of her legal philosophy, all of which point to her as yet another consistent liberal vote, likely to approve the president's expansive legislative agenda that is already starting to come under constitutional fire. Her own limited record makes her 1995 call for a robust confirmation process even more salient. She wrote in The University of Chicago Law Review: "When the Senate ceases to engage nominees in meaningful discussion of legal issues, the confirmation process takes on an air of vacuity and farce, and the Senate becomes incapable of either properly evaluating nominees or appropriately educating the public." This is nowhere more true than when the confirmation process provides the only available window into a nominee's judicial philosophy and approach.
Carrie Severino
Part 2 of 2
Secondly, Kagan was always the likely Obama Supreme Court pick because they're old friends. Their ties go back to their University of Chicago days and thus she represents somebody the president feels he can trust to shape the court as he sees fit. Should this recommend her more strongly for the position? I think not. The president's description of an ideal judge suggests that he wants a judge who not only will substitute her own empathy with a party for objective legal standards in what he estimated were the 5% of "hard cases" (and the Supreme Court probably has more than its fair share of the hard cases). As I described in my pre-nomination contribution to this debate, he also misunderstands the classical role of the Court as the protector of constitutionality of our laws and a balance to the more active powers of the other two branches.
Finally, Kagan has objective qualifications that, it will be proposed, should substitute for a real understanding of what her legal views are. She was a tenured faculty member at two of our nation's top law schools, and the first female Dean of Harvard Law. (Never mind the fact that the bibliography of her scholarship is shockingly thin for someone in those positions, and that she has the same number of law review articles published as the SCOTUS runner-up, Merrick Garland, who also had over a decade of experience on the bench and never taught more than part-time.) She went to ivy-league schools and was smart enough to befriend conservatives who are now personally unwilling to oppose her despite the fact that their legal views can hardly coincide with hers. But being a successful dean and a good teacher are not qualifications for the high court. Having befriended both a future president and high-ranking conservatives are not qualifications either. We have next to no information about who Justice Elena Kagan would be, and that should give us pause. Until the Senators resolve to ask straightforward questions and demand straightforward answers, they should not agree to vote for an unknown quantity to serve a life term on our nation's highest court.
Richard H. Pildes
Elena Kagan's Legal Experience
Part 1 of 2
No one Justice can embody all the diverse legal experiences relevant to the Court's work. Ideally, some Justices would have trial experience, including criminal trials. Some Justices would have legal experience in the states. Other Justices, from private practice, would have legal experience with the private sector. Still other Justices would bring the perspective and knowledge of legal and policy issues that particularly affect distinct regions of the country, such as a Justice from the western United States who might understand issues involving management of the federal public lands, or Indian law, or water law, that play a more central role in the west. Yet other Justices would have had legal experience understanding the workings of the federal government. And others would have had prior experience with the craft of judging itself.
Richard H. Pildes
Elena Kagan's Legal Experience
Part 2 of 2
The second area of her legal experience that would benefit the Court, and that has also been underappreciated thus far, is the 15 or so years she spent as a legal academic. I do not mean her administrative work as Dean of the Harvard Law School, but the 15 or so years of teaching, reading, thinking, and reflecting on the law with others, that has been central to her professional life (she continued to teach while serving as Dean). She has spent much of her career studying bodies of law that are also central to the Court's work: administrative law, constitutional law, civil procedure and, to a lesser extent, labor law. Good academics have certain unique contributions they can make to the judicial process, as well as certain potential limitations.
Those who spend years in practice, or even as judges, can develop a grasp of the intricacies of bodies of law they work with, but they often lack the time (and sometimes the inclination) to understand areas of law in a more comprehensive, or deeper, way. Academics are in a position to be able to see the broader architecture of bodies of law; to understand the deep historical development of that law, to recognize tensions and deep inconsistencies in a body of law that create problems for applying it; or to recognize how problems in one area of law connect to issues in other areas. Anyone who has read Elena Kagan's writing on administrative agencies or the First Amendment knows that exactly these qualities are abundantly on display in her writing. Justice Scalia was not a particularly prolific writer as an academic when he joined the bench. But he obviously had deeply thought through his views on a whole range of issues, like how to approach the interpretation of a statute or the Constitution, or the role of crisp, bright-line rules in developing doctrine, or the substance of what doctrine ought to be in areas like administrative law, in a way that has given him a powerful intellectual presence on the Court. Similarly, Justice Breyer's years of teaching and studying administrative law have helped him become a central force in shaping doctrine in that area. Being steeped in legal thought in the way good academics can be is not necessary, of course, to being a good or significant Justice. But the Court benefits greatly from someone who can bring this depth of learning to important bodies of law, to be combined with the different insights Justices from other backgrounds will have.
To be sure, there is a risk that academics can be too pie-in-the-sky to be good judges – too invested in fancy theories for their own sake, with little appreciation for how those ideas would play out in the actual contexts to which they will be applied. But no one, as far as I'm aware, has suggested there's any risk of that with Elena Kagan. And indeed, this is where the marriage between her years of practical experience at the center of government and her academic immersion in the law, including the law that regulates actions of the government, is very strong: the concrete experience and the deep learning should re-enforce and temper each other.
Thus, most of the discussion about the fact that she does not have the experience of having been a judge seems misplaced (the prior judicial experience of some of the current Justices shouldn't be overstated, either: Justice Thomas had been a judge for one year, Chief Justice Roberts for two, when they were nominated, which is more or less comparable to Elena Kagan's one year as Solicitor General). As I began, not everyone on the Court can embody all the legal experiences the Court ideally ought to have. But in many areas of the law central to the Court, Elena Kagan can draw on two powerful bodies of legal experience, as a lawyer at the intersection of the executive and legislative branches, and as a teacher, analyst, and student of the law, that would be of undoubted benefit to the Court as an institution and to the development of the law.
To be continued . . .


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Tuesday, May 17, 2011/National FFA Organization
) – Seventeen Minnesota FFA chapters will split $25,500 of incentives for competing in the 2011 FFA Chapter Challenge competition.
These FFA chapters each will receive a $1,500 line of credit courtesy of Monsanto with the National FFA Organization that can be used to pay for FFA-related activities and expenses throughout the year:
St. Charles High School
Kerkhoven Murdock Sunburg High School
Russell Tyler Ruthton High School
Dasel Cokato High School
Leroy-Ostrander High School
Southland High School
Lac Qui Parle Valley High School
Alexandria High School
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Overall, West Plains High Schools in West Plains, Mo., was the grand prize winner of the 2011 FFA Chapter Challenge with 469 votes, earning an all-expenses-paid trip for six members and an adult advisor to the 2011 National FFA Convention in Indianapolis and a $1,500 credit line with FFA. More than 360 FFA chapters and a combined 22,000 FFA members earned more than 10,385 votes from farmers across the seven-state area.
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Dr. Siobhan Sheehan, an orthodontist with a practice in Duxbury, Mass., had nearly finished the race when the first bomb detonated. She told the Massachusetts Dental Society about her experience in an April 17 email:
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SoNapa, So Not
While the name is supposed to evoke places—Sonoma and Napa—known for savory cuisine, the new Maitland restaurant doesn't even come close to them.
The Coombsville chicken looks good but comes up short.
Hayes hit it the nail on the head. My wife and I went to SoNaPa the 2nd night it opened and had terrible service and worse food. We decided to give the restaurant a few weeks to work out the crinks, and we went back and low and behold...same bad service and food. So why is it so crowded?
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Don't believe everything that you read. Saying things like "the chicken tasted processed" is a joke. I have had grilled chicken from Sonapa several times and it is always delicious. I used to go to the old Steak And Ale and I must say, Sonapa has made that place look a thousand times better. For those of you thinking about trying Sonapa, don't listen to the words of a talentless hack, and stop by for a bite and a glass of wine instead.
I read your review and decided to take my beautiful wife back for dinner tonight for our fourth meal. Yes the bar had a good crowd. The dining room not so, but filled nicely after our arrival at 6:30. We were greeted by a young woman in a brilliant blue dress who was as friendly, prompt and efficient as you could be. Seated immediately, we met Rebecca. Her service was impeccable, friendly, poised and smart. The food was good, and I believe still emerging. They opened in winter 2011 and need to be given a little time to excel.
Rebecca had the manager come talk to me. He came from the New Smyrna Beach location ( the first) and is there to make it happen along with the new chef. Try it and provide them your feedback.
We must learn to grow our new restaurants, even with critical reviews.Drive them up not out.
I'll go back. And I too will let you know how it goes.
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Re:the review of SoNapa, your restaurant reviewer should be ashamed of himself! This is not what Orlando needs right now with privately owned businesses always struggling to survive the competition of chain restaurants!!! My experience at this restaurant was over the top in every way, having recently hosted a birthday celebration in their private room. All the guests raved about the setting, the incredible service (every detail was addressed in a meticulous manner) and the food was exceptional. Note: this was a party of women guests who had not experienced this restaurant previously. The hostess for the event was certainly as good as event planners I had worked with in the past. She deserved kudos for the extra effort and attention to all details! Shame on you for degrading a fine, comfortable, warm "newbie" on the scene here in Orlando...there surely is a way of giving the restaurant a "passing grade" without destroying it completely!!!
What a shocking review! We have eaten at SoNapa five times and nothing can surpass their marvelous bacon-wrapped scallops and tuna. All of our meals have been top rate and the wait staff have been attentive and knowledgeable about the menu.
I was so pleasantly surprised when I hosted a baby shower at SoNapa. The hostess that I spoke to offered a private room, separate tables for gifts and desserts. The server was very attentive and patient as we were there all evening. The food was excellent and impressed everyone in our party.
It sounds like the restaurant is very inconsistent, because my one and only experience with this place was almost identical to the reviewer's. Poor service, bland food. I left wondering why the parking lot is always so full, honestly. The night my husband and I went was a Wednesday evening, and they were woefully understaffed for the "unexpected" crowd. From inattentive host/hostess attention as we walked in (we and two other couples who all arrived separately waited for an inordinate amount of time for even an acknowledgement of our existence, even though at least 3 servers walked into the area to grab menus; one was on a personal phone call) to very long wait times for each course to very mediocre food, the experience wasn't a good one at all. The server apologized almost every time she came to our table, and acknowledged there were "problems in the kitchen". Things happen, it's how you handle them that is important; a proactive courtesy discount, an offer of free dessert, a manager coming up to personally apologize instead of leaving it to his staff - any of those gestures would have been appreciated.
I'll likely give the restaurant another chance at some point, but it seems poor service and average food is an all-too-frequent occurrence for So Napa.
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Whoever thinks So Napa has good food must uaually dine at restaurants with drive up windows.... Maitland must be restaurant starved, because if this place can make it with their marginal food and very uneven service I think I'll open a hot dog stand on 17-92. The food tastes like Sysco designed the menu, and the bar decor feels like a fern bar without the ferns.....
SoNapa is a outstanding place to dine!!!! The staff is amazing and so is the service. The place is very beautiful and has an outstanding wine list. I was greeted immediatily with a hostess, she sent me to the bar while I waited for our party to arrive. The bartender Tara was very knoweleged about the menu but most of all the wine. Her selection of the bottle she suggested was "GOAST BLOCK". One of the best wines I have ever had! I will contuine to go back and will refuse to read any bad reviews about SoNapa. GREAT EXPERIENCE
My husband and I tried SoNapa for lunch a couple of weeks ago. We were greeted and seated immediately. Our outstanding waiter, Rebecca was well skilled and did a fantastic job making sure we had everything we needed. Our food was delicious and our wine selections were picked with Rebecca's help. The owner Adam, came to our table and introduced himself, giving more attention and gratitude to us for our dining experience. The atmosphere was very enjoyable. I am extremely picky when it comes to dining out. I expect the food to be worth the money but more importantly THE CALORIES or I won't eat it or go back and this place gave me everything I was looking for in a dining experience. Let's give it some time. They are new and not on Park Ave. Park Ave. restaurants SUCK and yet they remain open year after year after year. SoNapa deserves some love from all the locals!!!!


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