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Published on - October 28th, 2009 (by J.D. Roth)
On April Fools' Day 2007, I posted a tongue-in-cheek article describing the lifestyles of the rich and stupid. This list of the dumb things people do with money in one of the most popular posts I've ever shared.
I've softened a little since then. Yes, I think that people do some stupid things with money, but I've decided it's not my place to judge them. I've done plenty of dumb things myself over the years. (Though certainly not on the scale as Dennis Kozlowski, who threw a $2 million birthday party for his wife, a party that featured an ice-sculpture of the Statue of David that pissed vodka.)
All of this is prelude to the first link in our daily roundup. (Why do I still call it a daily roundup? It hasn't been daily since 2006. It's weekly, at best!)
The Boston Globe reports that former Boston Celtics star Antoine Walker is broke and in debt. Walker has earned $110 million over the course of his career. According to the article, top professional athletes often have a "burn rate" of $2 to $4 million per year. The mind boggles. This is a fascinating story. (For more like this, check out this fantastic article about how and why athletes go broke.)
In happier news, I love this analysis from C.J. Gill that explains how he got a free Mac Mini. The computer wasn't actually free, but it saves so much energy over his previous computer (an HP Pavilion) that he's saving $20 a month! The computer pays for itself in energy efficiency. (I'm sure there are energy-efficient PCs, too. This story is neat not because it's about a Mac, but because it's about taking the time to analyze cost patterns.)
Finally, Matt at Debt-Free Adventure has drafted a list of ways to save money when dealing with customer service reps. "While some CSRs are trained to try and dissuade you from your dream of reduced expenses, others wouldn't mind giving you a break at all…as long as you treated them right! Here are a few tried and true pointers that I use every nearly every day."
Before I go, here's a list of money carnivals from the past week. These are a great way to find more info about saving and investing:
- Fabulously Broke hosted the Carnival of Personal Finance #227.
- Tom from the Canadian Finance Blog shared the Best of Money Carnival #21.
- JLP at All Financial Matters hosted the tiny tiny tiny Carnival of Debt Reduction #214.
- The Financial Blogger was home to Carnival of Pecuniary Delights #29.
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today's this week's links round-up. Now it's time for me to head home. I'm heading out for chicken wings with my wife and her sister. Yum! Have a good evening, everyone.
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"Yes, I think that people do some stupid things with money, but I've decided it's not my place to judge them."
If not you or us, then who will judge their behavior? Shall we let them continue in their clueless ways until they become dependent on public support? What is with the resistance to judging financial stupidity? It is not logical and says more about our own fears of being disliked.
"Yes, I think that people do some stupid things with money, but I've decided it's not my place to judge them."
That's fine for you. Personally, I have no qualms about judging an action as long as I remember we've all done foolish things. Although I must admit, I am glad he WAS judged and is serving time!
It really isn't that hard to imagine how athletes (or others who are ill prepared for sudden riches) lose it all. I think about how much education it took me to get where I am – the formal education and the financial education. All of that I had to get so I could obtain and keep my money. But if you had so much of it – why would you bother to educate yourself about it? After all it is easy for you to come by, right? Well it is while you are young and incredibly gifted.
So blowing through $55M, like Walker did, after taxes is just like living paycheck to paycheck…it's just a really big paycheck.
I just want to weigh in to say that I admire you for not judging. There are times when we need to gently point out to someone ways they can change for the better (I have friends who are considering bankruptcy and who could be making better choices — I have been thinking about how I can help them in that matter). However, I know from personal experience how easy it is to slide from "constructive criticism" to judgmentalism. Two signs that I am becoming judgmental: (1) When I spend lots of time griping about how horrible someone's behavior is to others (or in my head, as in "I can't believe he did such and such! What an idiot!"), rather than approaching that person gently, or (2) when I think of myself as better than that person.
It's fine to bring up examples of what not to do, but when it is done with grace ("I've done stupid things, too"), that keeps the example from becoming judgmental.
So, way to go!
Kate: When the behavior of others affects me personally, I'm all over it. That includes reckless financial behavior the leads to dependency on government. I trust from your comment that you have not judged the failed car companies and financial institutions who have been sucking our tax dollars by the trillions. When my stupid behavior impacts you, you have my permission to judge it.
may i suggest that you have your links open in a new window? great links – don't like having to back up to continue on.
This post reminded me of how I've handled CSR's poorly in the past. I tend to think of whoever's in front of me at the time as BEING the company, and I hate it when they say "I didn't do it". Since they are the company rep in front of me, I think they ARE the company and should take personal responsibility for the situation.
Ok, taking a deep breath…
It's so obvious that if I can get them on the same side of the table as me, so to speak, then "we" can find the best solution.
Why is it that some things seem so obvious once they're pointed out?
That's why I read GRS – for these Ah-Hah moments.
I think there are two types of judgment: the one where you judge a person, and the one where you judge an action. It also depends on what the judgment is. For example, if you spend $1,000,000 to buy a candy bar, I could say, "You shouldn't do that" or I could say, "I'm not going to do that." Both are judgments, but the first one is attacking you, while the second is making a decision on my action after seeing yours.
(Although I'd probably ask you why you were buying it. There could be a very good reason for it.)
Don't beat yourself up over the term "Daily Links". You are posting them on a day. Good enough. The Daily Show isn't daily either ') But no one is busting their chops over it.
I don't think that $20 a month savings is realistic. The guy only looked at his electric bill and assumed the difference was entirely due to the computer change. That ignores all his other electric use as a factor. He probably saves $5-$10 a month with the Mac Mini.
Thanks for the link back, JD.
And as a fellow blogger, you can afford a little slack once in a while. You're only human!
I see what you are saying, and there are two things you mention that I have no problem with: (1) You are judging institutions, not individuals, when you talk about failing financial institutions, for example. I have no problem with judging an institution. (2) You also talk about judging behavior, and I have no problem with that, as long as the focus is on the behavior, not the person. Just as it would be wrong for me to tell me child "YOU are bad," vs. "What you did was wrong," I think we need to do the same with adult individuals. It's the difference between saying to a person, "Spending more than you earn is causing problems. Here are something you can do about it," and "You are in this situation, because you are bad. I'm better off than you, because I am good."
It's a fine line, but it is one I feel called to try to live (and I often fail). If we don't judge behavior, then anything goes. But if we err on the other side, and judge people, then we should expect no mercy when we ourselves fail. And we all fail.
saying you saved $20 a month on electricity by buying a mac mini may be the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
I love this one: save money when dealing with customer service reps.
I worked graveyard at a hotel front desk while putting myself through college. When setting prices for a room, I had over a $70 range (or more) that I could quote prices from. Your room could be $70-$140. I could even put you in the whirlpool suite for those prices.
What was my pricing criteria? One: all military were given the $70 rate. Two: how much I liked you
Anyone with a bad attitude was instantly given a higher rate, if I decided we had any rooms available at all (it was graveyard, there are some parties you just don't want to clean up after).
I had guidelines from the hotel to follow and always kept in mind that our profit had a direct effect on our jobs. But never! underestimate the power of the person at the desk!
Interesting note about the Mac Mini: it was recently rated the most energy-efficient computer by an independent organization that researches appliances for energy efficiency:
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All branches of the Calcasieu Parish Public Library will be closed for the Christmas holiday on Tuesday, December 31 and Wednesday, January 1.
Materials may be dropped off in the Book Drop boxes located at each branch. Items can be renewed online at www.calcasieulibrary.org and clicking on the My Account icon at the top of the page.
Patrons can also renew items by calling 437-4153 or toll free at 1-800-240-0212, and following the directions you hear. A library card number and PIN number will be needed for both.
Various Calcasieu Parish Library location have announced the following activities for December 29 – January 4:
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Central Library, 301 W. Claude Street, 721-7116
Bling Date with a Book: During regular hours. Adults can pick up a wrapped book to check out for a surprise read.
Friends of the Library-Calcasieu Book Sale: 10:00 a.m., Saturday, January 4. The Friends of the Library-Calcasieu will have books for sale until 12:00 p.m.
Fontenot Memorial Library, 1402 Center St., Vinton, 721-7095
Coffee and History: 9:30 a.m., Monday, December 30. Patrons in the community will share photos and articles of history about the surrounding area.
Westlake Library, 937 Mulberry Street, 721-7113
Friends of the Library-Calcasieu Book Sale: 12:00 p.m., Monday, December 30. The Friends of the Library-Calcasieu will have books for sale until 4:00 p.m.
Friends of the Library-Calcasieu Book Sale: 12:00 p.m., Friday, January 3. The Friends of the Library-Calcasieu will have books for sale until 4:00 p.m.
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Family Fitness Time: 1:00 p.m., Friday, January 3. Families can get into shape with library staff.
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BUCCAMENT, St. Vincent -- Caribbean Community leaders continued their calls for the Dominican Republic to correct a ruling by its constitutional court stripping citizenship from thousands of Dominican-born children of Haitian migrants as they wrapped up a two-day summit in this eastern Caribbean island.
Leaders, who late last year put the Spanish-speaking Caribbean nation's application to join their 15-member economic bloc on hold to protest the ruling, said they will not return as observers in the ongoing talks between Haiti and the Dominican Republic until they see a draft legislation promised to them by Dominican President Danilo Medina.
Medina's government and that of Haitian President Michel Martelly have held two bilateral talks to address a number of issues, including the citizenship ruling. Caricom, which went as an observer to the first, bowed out of the second pending a review of the law. Medina had promised to have it to them by Feb. 27, leaders said.
"When we get that new legislation, then we will reenter the Haiti-DR bilateral commission," said Caricom chairman and St. Vincent Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves. "We really need to see the Dominican Republic make some progress. They have to show us they are doing something."
Haiti, which is a member of Caricom, wasn't the only country that received leaders' support after two-days of discussions on 20 different topics ranging from an "intense" debate on the decriminalizing of marijuana, to aggressively pursuing climate change initiatives. The embattled prime minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, and president of Guyana also received support from colleagues.
In a closing news conference, Gonsalves gave support to St. Kitts Prime Minister Denzil Douglas and criticized the opposition in its bid to unseat Douglas, the longest-serving Caribbean leader. He's in his fourth, five-year consecutive term as prime minister, and this month marks his 25th year as a parliamentarian.
More than a year ago, the opposition called for a vote of "no confidence" against Douglas, who said reiterated this week that he has no intention of stepping down. The opposition has taken the matter to court, a move Gonsalves criticized.
"When men function like that, you ask yourself whether they are ready for test cricket," Gonsalves said.
As the conference started Monday, a handful of protesters held placards asking Caricom to take an official position on the situation in St. Kitts, where some are asking for Douglas to either call early elections or allow the "no confidence" vote to take place.
The Caricom chairman said what's happening in St. Kitts is different from what's taking place in Guyana, where that country's opposition has spent more than a year blocking the passage of an anti-money laundering bill President Donald Ramotar and the U.S. supports.
"If Guyana's parliament doesn't past the legislation, there will be a black listing of Guyana," Gonsalves said, calling on the opposition in the English-speaking South American nation to "pull back from petty politicking and do something in the interest of the nation.
"What we have done in Guyana is not to interfere with the Democratic process," Gonsalves said, nothing that Guyana's predicament threatens to impact all of Caricom while the situation in St. Kitts is a political matter that has to be solved politically.
"What we have in St. Kitts is, there is political competition, intense political competition, between two political parties or two political forces," Gonsalves said.
Outside of those strong stance, leaders agreed to set up various commissions to further study a number of matters including the use of medical marijuana in their countries. And while they agreed on a 10-point slavery reparations justice plan, leaders yet again delayed a decision on the hiring of a British law firm to defend their claims against former slave-holding European nations.
Gonsalves, however, insisted both decisions were huge steps forward despite critics' charge that they were indicative of leaders' reluctance to take tough decisions, preferring instead to send them to be further studied.
Other measured agreed to by Caribbean leaders include:
• Calling for a road map by July on how to, among other things, bring technology to the people; engage the diaspora; and address Cyber security issues as part of the move to catch up with the digital revolution.
• Creating a Human Resources Development Commission to shape a regional, educational strategy.
• Staging a conference with Europe on slavery reparations issue.
• Supporting Trinidad and Tobago in its bid to make Port-of-Spain the headquarters for the Small Arms Treaty.
• Holding a high level consultation with leaders of commerce and industry in July as part of their efforts to get their island-nations dire financial situation improved.
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"Religion has actually convinced people that there's an invisible man, living in the sky, who watches everything you do every minute of every day. And the invisible man has a special list of 10 things he does not want you to do. And if you do any of these 10 things, he has a special place full of fire and smoke and burning and torture and anguish where he will send *you* to live and suffer and burn and choke and scream and cry forever and ever til the end of time...but he loves you." -- George Carlin
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Native American "folklore" or "myth" as the Christian right refers, details the ancients encounters with "Star Beings", and can be harvested from the American Southwest to Tierra Del Fuego. In story-telling traditions dating back to antiquity, the gods once descended from heaven to impregnate barren females in remote villages. Mothers bearing these strange seeds would then nurture and raise the "Star Children" until the age of six or thereabouts, when the gods would return to reclaim their progeny, leaving villagers staring up into the infinite night.
The United States, as every other major land mass is filled with pyramids, hieroglyphs, petroglyphs, artifacts and sacred grounds to rival the Egyptian, and the Mayan digs...The native peoples that preceded our modern society recorded events and prophecies for the benefit of those who would follow. It was the part of the "job description" of being a tribal Shaman to hand down the sacred knowledge to the next generation of Shaman, and some say it's as accurate as it was thousands of years ago when induced.
Meet the "Star Beings" of world mythology as dipicted in Dry Fork Canyon, Utah
These fellas were engraved thousands of years ago, so we can rule out X-files pop culture
influence, eh? I think I saw the dude on the left in a Sci-Fi channel flick last week.
What do the references in Hopi mythology to mysterious "flying shields" signify? Stories from most all Native American regions and peoples, including the Southwest and Southeast, the Plains Indians, the Pawnee, the Northwest Coast, and California Indians are particularly suitable for reading aloud, and funny enough, coincide not only with each other, but with every other native continent cultures, tribes and peoples. Stories about the Pleiades, the Big Dipper, and the "Star Beings" that created and boosted man kind is all but common place.
They speak of how the Star Beings could travel about the skies in beams of light like the sun, but in the blackness of night. Stories like these are identical to what I've personally heard an African medicine men (shaman) claim. Same exact scenario, that before the missionaries came onto the scene, it was also common place among all tribes and shaman that our orgins were from "out there".
Any Peruvian South American Shaman will tell you the same exact thing, as well as aboriginal elders from down under. Native American and other world cultures can be interwoven with astronomical activities, providing a sense of careful observation and verbal documentation over time, handed down through the generations, and highlighting how the stars and planets have always been the true source of our exisistance, and inspirations. Yet, these very same "wise" people are branded as "Voo Doo" doctors or primitive sub species story tellers and myth makers.
Keep in mind, this common understanding and knowledge of our "Gods" with stood the test of time all the way until the "Biblical" groove took over. You've heard of the "tales" and "myths" of the mighty "Roman Gods". Even more infomaous are the Greek Gods, that still endure via intimate statues and monuments! Boy, thoese Greeks and Romans must havereally been whacky to have gone to such lengths over a myth, huh? I wonder who actually modeled for all those statues then? They claimed that the Gods were real, living beings, many actually "Demi-Gods" (Half alien half human, as it were).
I contend that if indeed there was a Jesus, which I don't disregard, that's exactly what he was. A Demi god. I'm not so sure. Perhaps if the truth was known, and we all realized where we actually came from, and how...and why... we as a planet might come to terms that we're all the same species, and cease the bloodshed due to differences in ideology, religion, skin color and so forth. (Of course we'd still have that "greed" thing to content with)
I realize that full disclosure is still a long time coming. Why? Because among other things, it would mean having to also disclose "free energy". (Electricity, Gas and Oil, free for all! HooYah!) That would disrupt that tiny little industry know as the "power and energy military industrial complex". You know, the multi-billion dollar - whoops, did I say billion? Um, make that multi-trillion dollar conglomerate that basically runs the "global" show. (We'll have more on that as our site gets updated)Native American folklore, where legends of "Star Beings" can be harvested from the American Southwest to Tierra Del Fuego. In story-telling traditions dating back to antiquity, the gods once descended from heaven to impregnate barren females in remote villages. Mothers bearing these strange seeds would then nurture and raise the "Star Children" until the age of six or thereabouts, when the gods would return to reclaim their progeny, leaving villagers staring up into the infinite night.
Starting with the Sumerians, the first great culture 6,000 years ago that spawned the Bablylonians, Persians, and Assyrians, through ALL subsequent "Intelligent advanced civilizations" and "non-advanced" indigenous cultures including the American Indians of North America, Mayan and Inca empires of South America, Aborigines of Australia, ancient Chinese and Hindu text scriptures from the Far East, Egyptians, of the Middle East, Dogons of Africa, and the Greek and Roman Gods of "mythology", every culture accepted for a fact that heavenly beings (Or Gods) had created Man kind. (In their own likeness, no less). Some coincidence to be a "myth", huh? To read more about the above mentioned myths, and view petrographs/petroglyphs from around the globe, see our page on Mans Orgins.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) -- A driver going the wrong way on Interstate 75 in Ohio crashed head-on into a car carrying Bowling Green State University students, killing both drivers, two other students and injuring two others.
The accident happened early Friday morning in Wood County in northern Ohio.
Wood County Sheriff Mark Wasylyshyn (VAH'-sih-lih-shuhn) says the accident occurred at a crest in the highway and he doubts the legal northbound driver had any warning.
Bowling Green State University says it is working with police and hospital officials to notify families of the victims.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol says the students were going north on the interstate on the way to the Detroit airport.
The university's spring break begins Saturday.


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It has been 773 days since we first started this. Now we are abandoning the project which has given us more than two years of fun, friendship, successful projects, failed projects, crazy-it's-obvious-that's-not-going-to-work-but-we-think-it-will projects, struggle, enjoyment, satisfaction, team work, happiness, success, dreaming big, failing, dreaming big again, Barcelona, ERTrisas, 60 cent white chocolate Filipinos, filming, Manilas, Casal, tochos, bancos, family, love-hate Mediterranean sea relationship, Sitgays, Mami selo, summer, Le Penon, Papi Jean, gay forests, Le Rayon Vert burguers, Ovella Negra, micasa/tucasa, zulo, The Lady Sounds, Monasterio, Indian Tonic, Fuckalot Dj's, Wesphere, Fiestacasanathan, FiestacasaJ, Nerobambola, playlists, interrail, Berlin, London, rats, Premia plus so much more stuff we could go on forever.
We never imagined when we first started that it would become something so big (cliche). We did think when we began that we were going into something serious, like a clothing brand or whatever, but it would've never become as big as this. We might've earned a reasonable amount of money if it turned out well, maybe be featured in a couple of blogs or even proper magazines, but it would've never become something like what's come out of this. Never as big for us. Because what counts is the experiences that we carry with us, and taking it seriously as we planned from a beginning wouldn't have brought up this overweight bag of amazing memories which we are more than pleased to carry. It's the non-seriousness of the project which has made it something unique for us. Speed Lemons was made to be something casual. It refused to be something serious. We tried hard a few times to take it seriously, but it never turned out well
"This is the first of our mixtapes which will be released every once a while" (09/02/2010)
"Sorry about the lack of updating these last days but we've been seriously busy assisting to incredible events such as THE PARTY (which you'll see in some days) and working on new little things for the Speed Lemons society" (30/04/2010)
"Die groot pappa. Stay tuned for ep. 2!" (06/11/2010)
"From now on, we will be uploading a 30-song downloadable playlist every first day of month" (01/05/2011)
"We are currently working on our own Speed Lemons zines, so stay tuned" (23/02/2011)
Just five examples of how we tried but didn't succeed.
We are putting an end to to these more than two years of work because we feel we can't get much more out of it as a blog. We will stop updating the blog but Speed Lemons as an idea and a family will remain behind the screen. We might come up with some new more-interesting-and-serious project sometime, but don't take it too seriously because you know it might not succeed.
Thank you to anybody who dedicated a second to this tiny but made with love corner of the internet and made this possible (cliche). Let's end it how it started


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- Address:
17 W. 26th St
New York, NY 10010Neighborhood:
Gramercy / Flatiron
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.maysvillenyc.com/
- Phone: 6464908240x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday 11:30am-3pm
Saturday - Sunday 11am-3pm
Sunday - Thursday 5:30pm-10pm
Friday - Saturday 5:30pm-12am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Kyle Knall
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer drop-off as well as full service catering. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com with your inquiries.
- Special Events: Our private room seats up to 25 guests. Cocktail style parties for up to 30 guests. Email email@example.com for more information.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Between Broadway and 6th
- Public Transit: N-R Trains to 23rd St & 5th Ave or 28th St & Broadway
F-M Trains to 23rd St & 6th Ave.
6 Train to 23rd St & Park Ave.
PATH Train to 23rd St & 6th Ave.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: There are 2 public parking garages available on our block: 26th between Sixth Ave & Broadway, and street parking available after 7 PM.
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Maysville is an American whiskey bar and restaurant with a menu of smoked and charred food and raw and chilled seafood.Continued
The bar at Maysville features over 200 American whiskeys as well as an ample selection of Scotch, Irish, Canadian and Japanese whiskeys. Vodka, gin, rum and tequila lovers will also find their drink of choice in fine supply. Our obsession doesn't stop with whiskey and other spirits. A wine list deep in vintage and diversity and a carefully curated selection of over 20 beers round out the drink options.
The bar at Maysville features over 200 American whiskeys as well as an ample selection of Scotch, Irish, Canadian and Japanese whiskeys. Vodka, gin, rum and tequila lovers will also find their drink of choice in fine supply. Our obsession doesn't stop with whiskey and other spirits. A wine list deep in vintage and diversity and a carefully curated selection of over 20 beers round out the drink options.
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Maysville reviews from OpenTable diners
131 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (82)neighborhood gem (64)vibrant bar scene (59)hot spot (37)good for groups (31)great for brunch (31)great for lunch (29)special occasion (20)notable wine list (12)romantic (9)late-night find (9)kid-friendly (5)Show More
- Favorite "Go-to" Restaurantckk73VIPDined on 9/16/2014I have loved this restaurant from its opening, with a fantastic variety of whiskies to try, and cocktails and mixed drinks that prominently feature whiskey as an ingredient. More importantly, the food is consistently outstanding, with a touch of southern flair, utilizing seasonal produce. Their heirloom tomato salad was the best I had all summer, and unfortunately, it was already off the menu with my most recent visit. It is a great place to meet after work for drinks, but also one of my favorites in the city for dinner. Their managing staff is truly outstanding, and on my most recent visit, the service was prompt but not hurried and everyone was incredibly friendly and focused on making sure we had a great overall experience.Special Features:
- Very, very loudneuprDined on 9/13/2014Food excellent. Service friendly. Management bent over backwards to compensate for a server error. Noise level so high that conversation across the table was difficult.
- Great SurprisefreqdinerVIPDined on 9/10/2014This place was much more than we expected. We knew they would have a great selection of whiskeys and wines, but we were not prepared for the amazing, creatively prepared food. The fish was extremely fresh and the preparation was inventive, but delicious and not over the top. We loved the lamb appetizer, the wahoo entree and the artic char entree. The fish was lightly seared and raw in the center so if you are not a fan of raw fish this is not for you. Except for the very loud noise level, the place was exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Just BourbonFoodandWineLoverVIPDined on 9/5/2014At first glance it looks like a Bourbon Bar, but was pleasantly surprised at the excellent wine list and the creative menu. Service was top notch and the sommelier had great knowledge and steered us to some interesting, excellent, wines. Food was not only creative but delicious. The only issue was the noise level, as it was almost impossible to have a conversation without yelling. Would make this my regular, neighborhood hangout if only I could hear myself think.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will Go BackpetuniaDined on 8/31/2014I took a friend here who does not eat dairy. I noted this when making the reservation. Our server had been briefed about both of these before we came, and made suggestions based on what my guest could eat. We felt very well taken care of. The food was excellent. The cocktails were wonderful. It was also my guest's birthday. This was marked, discreetly, with a tiny burning birthday candle on the dessert plate. It was perfect. (Way better than having people sing at you!!) We will go back. Best times for quiet are lunches and Sunday/Monday. Other times, the noise level is "energetic."Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- flosVIPDined on 8/29/2014Can't wait for my next meal. It is a wonderfully creative restaurantSpecial Features:
- Delightful BirthdaysvillaDined on 8/27/2014I took my boyfriend here for a 25th bday. I was at first nervous about the small portions since he eats large meals every 2 hours. We ordered two appetizers and two entrees and were delightfully surprised to see the waiter brought us added tastings as well in between plates. The drinks were also excellent and unique to the restaurant. I especially appreciated the birthday dessert palette that was prepared. I will definitely be back here again.Special Features:
- Wonderful Meeting PlaceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/25/2014The design, seating, acoustics, service, food --- all fabulous.Special Features:
- starfoodieVIPDined on 8/20/2014The noise level is excruciating! The appetizers were very good. The entrees were merely good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service fantastic troutDanFoxDined on 8/20/2014Great service fantastic smoked trout. Energetic vibe and a fantastic neighborhood find.Special Features:
- Good food, hopping sceneJRineDined on 8/6/2014The service was grt. Excellent beers. The oysters were incredible. Dishes are small but the food is very good. It is the single loudest place I've been to in my life. Which could be fun - as long as u know going in.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply too deafeningly loudYfs71VIPDined on 8/5/2014The food is great. The cocktails are equally wonderful. But we can't enjoy shouting at each other while everyone around us us doing the same. It was delicious but close to intolerable.
- Amazing Food!foodiscoolDined on 8/2/2014Pretty much everything we had was great - totally met my Southerner standards for delicious, elevated Southern food. The crispy grits - basically fried cubes of grits - were one of the most delicious things I've eaten in a while, and the scallops appetizer was amazing as well. Ditto the crispy oysters. I loved the cornbread before the meal and the truffles after. The cocktails were perfectly mixed. The only downside was that the service was a little slow at pretty much every point of the meal - we had to wait around 10 minutes for each drink order, including the whiskey we ordered straight. Our waiter was not particularly friendly. Would recommend eating here once, but ambiance/crowd is very new, rich, boring Manhattan.Special Features:
- Solid Spot!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/2/2014The grits here are amazing! I'm from the South and it's a nice twist on one of my favorites. The staff is very friendly and seem genuinely interested in making your experience enjoyable. My friends rave about the bloody marys though never tried one myself. The ambiance is cool for a brunch time spot, and always leave feeling satisfied.Special Features:
- Great Place NOISYOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 7/30/2014If you want to have a lively time and great food and drinks don't hesitate to step into the deafening parlor of fantastic food and drink. No quiet conversation here but a great time!Special Features:
- Perfect for FoodiesOystersFanDined on 7/29/2014Excellent hay smoke oysters. Perfect portions, not too big.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- gjh10000VIPDined on 7/27/2014Second brunch here in 2014. The food is excellent. Whiskey lovers, in particular, would find this place special.Special Features:
- Best BrunchDominoVIPDined on 7/26/2014Everyone must try this restaurant! Great Food & ServiceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too NoisyschlimmerkerlDined on 7/15/2014Pretty good food, but very overcrowded and LOUD. People were screaming. I could not carry on a conversation with my colleague. Our server was game, but overwhelmed. Not recommended.
- Whisk(e)y!TruthDined on 7/14/2014An awesome whiskey list. Great drinks. The food is really good too. If you want a great meal and a chance to try just about every whiskey currently in the market, this is a good spot for you.
- Mouthwatering!WeezieVIPDined on 7/12/2014I could go on and on about how delicious the food was. The whitefish mousse is a must try! I started with the soft-shell crab appetizer and it was the best soft-shell crab I have ever tasted. I wish that was an entree. I also had the pollock and it was also very good. I don't remember what the rest of my group (there were 5 of us) had because we did polish off 3 bottles of wine. We will definitely go back to this restaurant.Special Features:
- Great LunchJPennDined on 7/11/2014Our office used to be above Maysville and we went there twice a month. It is consistently great. The menu changes a lot and that makes for great surprises. The food is always fresh and tastes great with great presentation. Highly recommend this for business and casual lunches...never been there for dinner as I havent had the occassion to do so, but they've got a lot of whiskey at the bar.Special Features:
- CarolineVIPDined on 7/8/2014The food was excellent, so were the drinks and the ambiance. Just wished I had remembered how loud it gets, even in the back room, since I was there with some colleagues - we could barely hear each other. Not the best place to have a work conversation but definitely recommend for friends.Special Features:
- Mixed feelingsRlagnadoVIPDined on 7/7/2014It was my second time going, the first was a really great experience, great food and service. I even remember a manager or owner coming over to ask how everything was. This time the food was still great but the service was lacking. Very slow, we even spoke about it at the table how long it was taking to get our first round. It was a Monday night so not as busy as a Thursday. When we left we noticed we were the last table to leave. The staff seemed more annoyed that we were still there than happy to serve us. We passed through the bartender and wait staff and no on even said good night or thanks for coming. I would still go back because the food really is good but I hope this last time was just an off night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maysville -Big hit with our group!DonnaCVIPDined on 7/5/2014With a group of nine arriving early on a Friday evening (5:30-ish), including a personal friend of Chef Kyle, we were treated like royalty! The food was all delicious ... The grits dish was a favorite! From Brick Chicken to Trout to Steak everyone loved their entrees. Desserts were also original and delicious! I can't wait to go back. p.s. The horse drawings on the wall are even more impressive in person than in the photos. WOW~Art and food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Fourth of July Special MenudiagonalpalmshiftVIPDined on 7/4/2014This was a great way to spend the Fourth! They had the most delicious cheese burger and a great beer and whiskey deal. Fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good local findNicoleEGVIPDined on 7/1/2014We were in the area and were looking for something yummy. For the most part we found it. Everything we ordered was good, but some of the dishes, including the corn bread they bring to the table, were excessively salty. The smoked char and the slow cooked char were excellent! The grits, steak tartar and the duck were tasty, but the amount of salt made it difficult to enjoy completely. We will defiantly give it another try.Special Features:
- Interesting, LOUD, great servicenjfoodieVIPDined on 6/30/2014The decibel level in here is very high -- and I do mean VERY high. We are older than the typical clientele but not old fogies, still it was hard to hear each other seated closely together. Food was very interesting and high quality. The service is very attentive and accommodating. They were quite embarrassed to get my order wrong (delivered oysters rather than scallops) and then they ran out of scallops and could bring me only one. It was not charged for and I got to select something else. Slightly odd experience but the people-watching is great and I enjoyed a very nice cocktail (there with non-drinkers, alas). Wish NY restaurants would recognize and highlight CA wines, especially Chardonnays!Special Features:
- Fabulous. Simply fabulous.FineVIPDined on 6/27/2014My husband is a huge bourbon fan, so we wanted to try this spot. It did not disappoint. The huge selection of bourbon is nice to have, and the cocktails are nice, but the star here at Maysville is the food: absolutely perfect flavors on a nicely curated menu meant to pair with the drinks. We tried four dishes tonight, the cornbread and the small plate of after dinner sweets. There was not a thing we did not like. I definitely need to come back to try out the other items on the menu. Clearly, there is culinary magic at work in the kitchen here and the chef will soon be, if not already, a huge name in the NYC food scene. Thank you, Maysville, for making date night really worthwhile. I cannot recommend this place enough! 5 stars!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food & accomidated allergyfozzybearDined on 6/26/2014great place to have some awesome cocktails and food with friends. If you are sensitive to noise this may be too loud. I have a tree nut allergy which they were awesome with and I could even eat desert which is a rare things! SO good !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food-Service Time Needs WorkFoodieDined on 6/22/2014Food was great, and service people very friendly, definitely worth trying. The wait for a table with a reservation was one-half hour, which we could have managed, but the food took forever to come out of the kitchen.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic overallOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/21/2014As always, I had a fantastic meal at Maysville. This is quickly becoming my go to restaurant because it never disappoints. The market driven menu is fantastic. Everything was delicious, but the tomato Salad, nettle-filled pasta and Arctic char were definitely standouts. Make sure to save room for dessert. The chocolate and peanut butter tart is out of this world. And always take advantage of the extensive bourbon list! Or you can stick with a classic whiskey cocktail, like an old fashioned or Manhattan, that the bartenders at Maysville make perfectly. Such a great restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine bourbons & Southern DishesMike34Dined on 6/19/2014Impeccable service and great Bourbon whiskey begin the evening followed by an amazing southern foods presented in a manner that excites your taste buds with every bite. The Grit's and oyster appetizers are a must. Everyone in our group raved about their entries (steak, chicken, duck and Article char) from their presentation, size of portions and the way the Chief blended the vegetables, fruits and spices into a flavor filled master piece of culinary perfection. Then when you thought it couldn't get any better the Pastry Chief provides you with mouth watering desserts that completes the evening and leaves you asking for more. A must place to go when you are in NYC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- interesting placeJETTVIPDined on 6/19/2014inetresting place and cool bar/menu...although the menu was limited....we were sat in the back room which was kind of dead though.Special Features:
- Yummmmhidav002Dined on 6/19/2014The food here is SO good!! I have had both brunch AND dinner, and I could not have asked for a better meal!! The presentation of the food (platting, platters, colors, etc) is beautoful. Not to mention -- THE DESSERTS!!! Chef Caroline Schiff is a mastermind. Her flavor combinations are delicious. I HIGHLY recommend the chocolate peanut butter tart!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fine dining in an informal settinglive2eatVIPDined on 6/17/2014Maysville is a great discovery. Everything my friend and I ordered was delicious. We started with oysters and soft shell crab which were excellent and went on to trout and Arctic char. Incredibly good. Our wines and small tasting of bourbon (a specialty of the house) were excellent. The service could not have been better. The atmosphere is upbeat and fun. Great crowd!I am definitely returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's Day BrunchNomNomDined on 6/15/2014Great place to bring a man in your life as they have an extensive Bourbon list. The hay roasted oysters and crab toast are amazing! My mother got the crispy polenta, and it was definitely so delicious I would recommend it to anyone. Drinks are all great, even if your not a huge whisky fan they still taste great and are not over powering (actually quite refreshing). Also, the decor was great, over all I was very pleasantly surprised by this place since I didn't really know what to expect when coming!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sfn93Dined on 6/8/2014Interesting dishes and very well executed. Some superb ! The atmosphere of the place needs work. It could be an airport lounge. Lighting, decor needs work to align with the food.Special Features:
- Too loud!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/4/2014The food is excellent & the people couldn't be nicer but Maysville needs to put down some rugs or acoustic tiles bc this place is so loud you will have to shout all night to have a conversation. I've been here twice and the second time asked for the back room, which is supposed to be quieter, but it was like sitting under a 747 vs. a rocket ship-- still awful. Which is really a shame bc the food is terrific and the Bourbon selection the best in city but I will never go back until they deal with the noise problem. I was hoarse the next day. I don't know how the staffers take it.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/4/2014They're appetizers and sharing plates are amazing with a unique, fun drink list. They're wait staff is friendly and pays attention to detail.Special Features:


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MONTGOMERY – Alabama ranked number one of Southeastern states and fourth in the nation in enrollment in the new Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, according to statistics released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Alabama achieved 115.3% of the enrollment goal set by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), leading the eight Southeastern states. The percentage is based on 620,300 Alabamians with prescription drug coverage out of the CMS set goal of 538,002. Nationwide, only California (118.6%), Colorado (117.0%) and New Mexico (115.4%) finished ahead of Alabama.
"This new benefit is helping Alabama seniors achieve real savings on their prescription medicines," Governor Riley said. "We're all very pleased our efforts to educate them on the enrollment process were so successful because it makes a real difference in the lives of our senior citizens. The enrollment assistance the state provided was a major undertaking. Several agencies coordinated their activities to reach out and educate seniors about this new federal benefit so they could make an informed decision. I want to thank the Alabama Department of Senior Services, the Alabama Medicaid Agency, the Area Agencies on Aging and our two-year college system for doing an exceptional job."
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