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I believe that in order to change the world, we must first change ourselves. We must look within and get deeply in touch with what we want, why we exist, and the belief patterns that hold us back from realizing our full potential.
The greatest work we can do is discover what our 'work' is… and then fearlessly give that gift to the world.
My clients range in all sorts of shapes and sizes… but they have one thing in common.
They are ridiculously talented people who, by 'conventional' standards, are successful.
I've worked with all sorts of people, like:
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Their mind and their heart told them something was wrong. They knew they were meant for something more, something deeper. But, every time they started feeling this way, either they ignored it or found themselves externally motivated by a raise or a new opportunity. They've spent much of their lives chasing either something comfortable or something shiny instead of their deep purpose and gift.
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- Launched companies and landed clients in two weeks. Within twelve days, Liz started a consulting business and landed two clients, and in two months, moved to NY to work remotely and live on her own terms.
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I am here to help you get in touch with what makes you come alive and discover WHY you're doing the things you're doing. I will help you understand and shift the beliefs that are holding you back, some of which you may not even be aware of. Together, we will understand what sets your purpose on fire, ignites your soul with passion, and allows you to contribute to the world in the most meaningful ways possible.
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Experimentation — Treating life as an experiment removes fear from the equation of taking action. Once we discover what you want, we get creative about designing experiments that will take us there. It's about trial and error, learning by doing, and discovering that you're capable of far more than you realize.
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There's only one catch to this… When I work with people, I am adamant about changing their life. This means I get really wrapped up in their situation, needs, and desires. I do everything in my power to help them succeed, which often means making the right introductions, revealing deeply personal stories, and sharing a deep emotional bond with my clients.
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If you're even considering working with her, do it. If you're stuck and need vision, do it. If you need a virtual hug and the stamp of approval to do your great work in the world, the work you wake up every morning wishing you had the balls to do, work with Amber. She makes business feel like a breeze and actually lives by the mantra she teaches all of her students." - Lauryn Ballesteros
"Amber has an ability to light a fire within people. She has a way of convincing people that they have something special within themselves that's valuable, and worth discovering and nurturing. Once of the most powerful takeaways I've had from our interactions is her ability to make me believe in my natural talents and true passions.
Simply knowing that there is someone out there who thinks you have this amazing potential and beauty within you, sparks all kinds of inspiration, and more importantly, it unlocks doors that may have been closed before simply due to self-doubt.
Amber inspires and enables people to recognize their own power." - Jenn Winter
"When I submitted my application for the Passion Experiment, I wasn't sure what to expect. I had lofty life goals to achieve, but let's be honest, that's difficult to do in one month. Amber did more than that. She gave me the foundation to achieve those life goals in the long term and provided me with the tools I need to be successful in the short team. Amber helped me to filter out the real issues in my life - from family to work to relationships. She took a full view of my life and helped me to realize the areas that were the easiest to change that would make the most difference. With her help, I was able to change my way of thinking about my lifestyle and about myself. She taught me the skills to improve my life on a day-to-day basis and how to make incremental changes that have huge impact. I cannot thank Amber enough for her help, support and friendship through this time in my life and highly recommend the Passion Experiment for others." - Krista Sanford
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After working with Amber for four weeks and being actively pushed (and encouraged to push myself) outside my comfort zone, I now have a clear purpose and direction in my life.
Through the entire process, Amber worked professionally, cordially, and efficiently. She engaged me and adapted her tactics and suggestions to my specific situation and life, as it evolved and developed. Amber Rae has inspired me to not only have direction and purpose, but to live my passion and to inspire others to take control of their lives.
Amber Rae is the ultimate example of a genuinely inspiring individual." - Joel Scott


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The equity investments of Lone Pine Capital, the hedge fund managed by Tiger cub, Stephen Mandel was worth approximately $15.93 billion as of December 31, 2012 based on its latest 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
During the fourth quarter, Mandel's investment in the technology industry accounts 32.9 percent of his portfolio. His three largest stock holdings are Priceline.com (NASDAQ: PCLN), Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), and Cognizant Technology Solutions (NASDAQ: CTSH).
Mandel increased his stake in Priceline by 354, 525 shares to more than 1.77 million shares worth over $1.09 billion. The stock accounts 6.89% of his portfolio. Over the past decade, the company recorded a revenue growth of 12.4 percent, EBITDA growth of 53.5 percent and book value growth of 32.8 percent. During the previous quarter, the company posted strong financial result with $1.7 billion revenue and $756 million operating income or $11.66 EPS (GAAP). Its overall travel booking was $7.8 billion. Priceline agreed to acquire Kayak making it the largest travel agent worldwide. The merger will boost its airlines business, which only represents 1.7 percent of its revenue.
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On the other hand, Google represents 6.89 percent in Mandel's portfolio. His total position in the search engine giant is more than 1.5 million shares worth approximately $1.1 billion. Google is one of top 10 stock picks of 374 investors during the quarter. Google's stock price rose from more than $556 to $800 over the past 12 months.
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People who contact us have the option to remain anonymous.
Possible false alarm
Some people are worried about wasting the time of social workers. Only about half the contacts the NSPCC receives actually require a referral to social services, so assessing the information that we receive from the public, our social work colleagues are able to focus on the most urgent cases.
Callers are confident that once information has been shared, we will take responsibility and follow up on it.
Available 24/7
Our coounsellors are available, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and easily contactable by phone, text, and email or our online form.
What happens when I contact the NSPCC's helpline?
It depends how you choose to contact us (phone, email, text or our online form) and what you are getting in touch about.
By phone
Our helpline uncovered information gives a useful overview of what happens when you call.
By text
You will receive an automated reply acknowledging your message. We will also ask you to call the helpline immediately for the quickest response if you query is urgent.
Your text will be relayed to a helpline call handler. We use a confidential system that turns your text into an email, making it quick and simple for our staff to monitor them.
If they can, the call handler will respond - normally within three hours or sooner most of the time. We prioritise the most urgent messages.
If necessary, your text will be passed on to a helpline counsellor for specialist assessment who will either:
- give you some specific advice about what you can do
- ask for further information to help assess the situation. They may encourage you to call if you can, as it is normally easier to discuss your worries this way.
- advise that immediate referral to social services or police is necessary, and take this action if you have provided enough information (e.g. child's name and address).
By email
You will receive an automated response acknowledging your message. We will also ask you to call the helpline immediately for the quickest response if you query is urgent.
Your email will be read by a helpline call handler.
If they can, the call handler will respond within 24 hours and frequently quicker than that. We always prioritise the most urgent emails.
If necessary, your email will be passed on to a helpline counsellor for specialist assessment, they will then either:
- give you some specific advice about what you can do
- ask for further information to help assess the situation - they may encourage you to call if you can, as it can be easier to discuss your worries that way
- advise that immediate referral to social services or police is necessary, and take this action if you have provided enough information (e.g. child's name and address).
By our online reporting form
You will see an automated 'pop up', acknowledging that your form has been submitted. Please note, if your worries are urgent, it's advisable to call the helpline immediately for the fastest response.
The form you have submitted will be read by a helpline call handler.
If you have provided contact details, the call handler will normally respond within 24 hours and frequently quicker than that. We prioritise the most urgent emails.
If necessary, your form will be passed on to a helpline counsellor for specialist assessment, they will then either:
- contact you with advice about what you can do (providing you have given your contact details)
- assess the information you have provided and contact you to discuss it further (providing you have given your contact details)
- pass the information provided on to police or social services (provided you have given enough information to identify the child e.g. name and address)
- take no further action but keep a record of your form (if there is not sufficient concern to take further action, or if there is concern, but you have not provided identifying details of the child or your own contact details).
Can I remain anonymous if I call the NSPCC's helpline service?
Yes. Remember that your anonymity isn't just about your name. It's also about your relationship to a child, and the other information you provide.
Even if you tell us who you are, you can ask us not to share your details with other services - this means that the NSPCC can contact you for more information if it's needed, but your identity will remain protected.
What if I've got it wrong?
Identifying children who are at risk can be difficult. It's natural to worry that you might be mistaken, but it's important that you trust your instincts and contact us.
Once you have discussed your worries with one of our professional counsellors, it's no longer your responsibility - it's ours.
Our counsellors are trained and supported to assess information they are given, and make carefully considered decisions about further action. You can trust us to make the right decision on your behalf.
What sort of information may I be asked for?
If we need to refer the case to the police or social services, we will ask you for details to help identify the child. These could include the child's:
- name
- address
- school
- doctor
- date of birth.
You don't need to know all of this information, but please tell us as much as you know - a child's safety may depend on it.
If you are contacting us online or by text, these details allow us to take immediate action if we think the child is in danger.
What if I don't have all the information?
You should still contact us as any information you have could be of help. You may have simply seen the child on the bus, but there might be information that can help. For example, what number bus was it? Where did the child board? All of these details may be useful in helping us to identify a child.
Remember, you may not be the only person who has got in touch, and every extra detail could help.
Will anyone know it's me who has called?
Even if you share your contact details with us, we won't pass these on to police or social services if you ask us not to. There are also steps you can take to remain anonymous.
It helps if we have your details, as social services or the police may come back to us with questions only you can answer. We will never say who has called if we happen to talk directly to the child or the family concerned. However, we can't guarantee someone won't guess that it was you.
What information is recorded about me?
All calls and communications are recorded and we keep records for 15 years.
We keep these records in case we need to use them at a later date to protect a child. We record what is said about a child's situation, as well as any identifying details given.
From time to time, NSPCC records are used to support child protection investigations. Sometimes these are many years after the alleged abuse took place, which is why we keep long-term records.
Can I see the records you have about me?
Under the Data Protection Act, you have the right to see personal information that the NSPCC holds about you, subject to certain exceptions. Please read our leaflet below explaining your rights and how you can get access. The leaflet also explains what you won't be able to see and what to do if you think if your information needs correcting.
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Can I find out who has called about me?
We can't tell you the identity of anyone who has called about you, or any information that leads to their identity. It is also extremely rare for the courts to ask them to reveal their identity.
What happens to information from malicious calls to the NSPCC?
Sometimes, information that the NSPCC receives may be malicious. We work closely with other agencies to make sure such calls are identified, and that repeat reports do not occur. If you feel you have been the subject of a malicious call, please let us know.
What is the Female Genital Mutilation Helpline?
The Female Genital Mutilation helpline, 0800 028 3550 and at email@example.com, is a free 24/7 service staffed by trained counsellors offering advice and support to anyone worried about female genital mutilation (FGM).
FGM is illegal and is a form of child abuse common to some African, Asian and Middle Eastern communities in the UK. It is a potentially life threatening initiation ritual which can leave young victims in agony and with physical and psychological problems that can continue into adulthood.
Carried out in secret and often without anesthetic it involves the partial or total removal of the external female genital organs. Victims are usually aged between four and ten, but some are babies.
The free 24-hour helpline on 0800 028 3550 and at firstname.lastname@example.com is for anyone concerned that a child's welfare is at risk because of female genital mutilation and are seeking advice, information or support. Though callers' details can remain anonymous any information that could protect a child from abuse will be passed to the police or social services.
Read our factsheet on Female Genital Mutilation
What does ChildLine do?
ChildLine is a service for children and young people up the age of 18. It became part of the NSPCC in 2006.
ChildLine was created in 1986 by Esther Rantzen, and since then it has counselled over 2 million children. Young people can contact ChildLine about any problem, big or small.
In recent times, the most common problems that children have contacted ChildLine about are:
- Family relationship issues (14 per cent of calls)
- Bullying (14 per cent)
- Physical abuse (10 per cent)
- Sexual abuse (8 per cent)
- Facts of life (6 per cent)
For more information, please visit the ChildLine website.
How do children contact ChildLine?
There are several ways that children, and young people up to the age of 18, can contact ChildLine: by telephoning 0800 1111, by email, via online chat, or by asking Sam.
How does ChildLine help children?
Since it was launched in 1986, ChildLine has saved children's lives, found refuges for children in danger on the streets, and given hope to thousands of children who believed no one else cared for them. ChildLine has now counselled well over two million children and young people.
ChildLine also campaigns on behalf of children by relaying what they tell us to policy-makers, who can help change children's lives for the better.
What is child abuse?
Child abuse is the term used when an adult harms a young person under the age of 18. Find out more about child abuse.
What should I do if I'm worried about a child?
If you're worried about a child you should contact the NSPCC to discuss your concerns with one of our qualified counsellors. You can talk to an counsellor any time, day or night, on any day of the week. The service is free and you don't have to say who you are.
There are many ways of contacting the NSPCC's helpline service: telephone 0808 800 5000, text 88858, email firstname.lastname@example.com, report your concerns online, or write to the NSPCC at:
Weston House
42 Curtain Road
You can also sign with BSL, or speak to us in other languages.
If you think a child is in immediate danger you should contact the police by calling 999. Alternatively, you can call the NSPCC on 0808 800 5000.
Where can I find information about child abuse and child protection?
You can find information on this website. There is general advice on what child abuse is and on the warning signs that may indicate it. There is also guidance for parents, resources for communities, and resources for organisations and professionals.
If you require more detailed information, you can find research, statistics, fact sheets, and reading lists on our website specifically for professionals. If you can't find the information you're looking for there, you can contact one of our information professionals directly.
Where can I find NSPCC child protection leaflets?
Many of our child protection leaflets are available to be downloaded for free from our website. See our list of leaflets, and information about how to order.
At what age can a child be left home alone?
The law does not set a minimum age at which children can be left alone. However, it is an offence to leave a child alone when doing so puts him or her at risk.
Children under the age of 12 should not be left alone for more than a very short time; remember to put all obvious dangers out of reach, such as medicines, matches, and sharp objects. For older children, make sure they know what to do in an emergency and who to contact. We recommend that children under the age of 16 are not left alone overnight.
Find out more or read our Home Alone leaflet.
How do I keep a child safe when they're out alone?
It's not easy to set an exact age when it's safe for children to be out alone. Our Out Alone leaflet contains advice from professionals, as well as some practical tips from parents, to help you prepare your child for being out on their own.
At what age can a young person become a baby-sitter?
There is no legal age at which a young person can baby-sit, but we recommend that the baby-sitter is over 16. Our Home Alone leaflet contains advice on choosing a baby-sitter, what questions to ask prospective sitters, and how to find registered childminders.
What does the NSPCC do?
The NSPCC aims to end cruelty to children in the UK. We follow a combined approach: providing direct services to children, and using the experience gained from this work to inform policy, influencing and campaigning. In all our activities we are guided by four principles: to focus on areas in which we can make the biggest difference; to prioritise the children who are most at risk; to learn what works best for them; and to create leverage for change.
Therefore, our services focus on groups of children most at risk: children who are neglected, at high risk of physical abuse, who experience sexual abuse, who are under the age of one, disabled, who are from certain minority ethnic communities, and children who are looked after. When we have an idea about how to further reduce harm to children we test it out to make sure it works. If it does, we do everything we can to make sure that the new idea is taken up to help other children.
Find out more about what we do.
When was the NSPCC founded?
The London Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to Children was founded in 1884 by the Reverend Benjamin Waugh. It changed its name to the National Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Children in 1889. Queen Victoria became the Royal Patron of the NSPCC in the same year. Read more about the history of the NSPCC.
Can I get a job at the NSPCC?
You can search for jobs at the NSPCC, find out what you can expect from us, what we are looking for, find out about our recruitment process, and 'meet' some of our staff on our careers page.
Does the NSPCC offer training or consultancy services?
Yes, the NSPCC offers a range of training and consultancy services to organisations and individuals working with children. Call 0808 800 5000, complete our online enquiry form, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you're wondering whether your child or children's group is safe, you can also get safeguarding information related to activities outside of the home from our Safe Network.
Does the NSPCC work with Clothes Aid?
The NSPCC does have a fundraising partnership with Clothes Aid to enable our supporters to recycle their old clothes and raise money for the NSPCC. Find out more about our partnership with Clothes Aid, or contact Clothes Aid directly.
Can I use the NSPCC logo, images or information in my project?
Students have our permission to use the NSPCC logo appropriately on their projects, as long as it is for a non-commercial purpose. We cannot give permission for the reproduction of any of the images on our website. They are subject to copyright and we only have permission to use them in specific circumstances. Students can use any of the information from the website, as long as they state where it comes from.
Can I interview a member of your staff?
The NSPCC can only provide interviews to professional members of the media. If you are a journalist, please contact our media office. If you are a student studying journalism, we cannot provide interviewees for you.
Where can I get information about the NSPCC's advertising for my project?
The NSPCC receives a high volume of enquiries about our advertising. Due to our limited resources, we cannot provide information about the responses we have received to individual campaigns. This includes statistics on fundraising and calls to our helpline.
Who makes your adverts?
The NSPCC works with a range of agencies for different communication needs, all designed to help us end cruelty to children in the UK as effectively as we can. You can find out more about our adverts in the media centre on this website.
Why do you produce adverts that are shocking or upsetting?
We understand that the shocking nature of some of our advertising can be hard for some. However, abuse of children is, in itself, shocking. That people continue to abuse children in a modern society is shocking. We aim to reflect those distressing realities – partly because we don't want people to deny that child abuse happens, partly to inform people of the scale and extent of child abuse.
Children in your adverts often look upset. How do I know they were not mistreated?
As an organisation whose purpose it is to protect children, the NSPCC considers their safety and wellbeing to be paramount at all times. Children are never caused distress or upset during the making of our advertising. Every child who takes part in an NSPCC film is looked after by a parent or guardian to ensure that they are not harmed in any way. A member of NSPCC staff and a nurse are also present.
How can I comment or make a complaint about the NSPCC?
If you wish to comment or make a complaint about the NSPCC, you can do so to any NSPCC member of staff, volunteer, or local office. Alternatively, please email firstname.lastname@example.com, call 0808 800 5000, or write to the NSPCC at:
Weston House
42 Curtain Road
Complaints leaflet for adults (PDF, 265 Kb)
Complaints leaflet for children and young people (PDF, 785 Kb)
NSPCC complaints policy (WORD, 318 Kb)
NSPCC complaints procedure (WORD, 240 Kb)
To help us respond to your comment or complaint effectively, please tell us which of our services it relates to. Also, please include your full name, contact details and let us know how you would like us to contact you.
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Welcome to our Website
The core work of the Living/Dying Project is healing, healing of body, mind, and spirit, healing that is inspired and motivated by the preciousness of human life and by the fact that we will all die but we do not know when. For anyone confronting a life-threatening illness or caring for someone with a critical illness, finding conscious and compassionate emotional and spiritual support for deep healing is essential. For those of us who are not facing a life-threatening illness or caring for some who is, can our mortality and the preciousness of life inspire us also to plunge fully into this work? Using wisdom gathered from decades of guiding the dying, from intensive meditative and devotional practices, and from study of how our psychological development often limits the fruits of our spiritual practice, we offer face to face, telephone and internet based opportunities for deep exploration and manifestation of healing. The map of the healing path that we use is not a shortcut, but it avoids the detours and roadblocks that are common for the modern seeker. We are all caregivers and we are all seekers of healing.
Our Winter 2013 Newsletter is available here. I hope you enjoy it. Please see page 7 of the newsletter for the announcement of our next workshop and training.
Mission Statement
Imagine facing death
without fear.
Imagine using
a life-threatening
illness as an opportunity
for spiritual awakening.
Imagine approaching
the unknown with
an open heart.
We often resist change
as a natural part of life.
Strength and healing
can be found in life's
most difficult situations.
The Living/Dying Project
offers compassionate
support in the spirit of
mutual exploration to
those facing life-
threatening illness.
Complimentary lectures – Contact Dale Borglum to speak at your group or association on the topics of compassion, meditation as a tool for healing, conscious dying, integrating our inner spirituality into our active daily lives.
Not only is another world possible,
she is on her way.
On a quiet day,
I can hear her breathing.
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Board of Directors
Angelle Adams, President. Angelle received her Bachelors degree in Communications from the University of Texas at Austin and her Masters in Education from the University of Houston. She received her Doctor of Jurisprudence from St. Mary's University in 2006. Angelle is also an active member of Amnesty International and participates in Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. Angelle joined the TCADP Board in 2010, served as Secretary 2011-2012, and was elected President in 2013. email@example.com
Estrus Tucker, Vice-President. Estrus Tucker is an independent consultant and keynote speaker specializing in small and large group facilitation, and in designing and leading conversations and retreats across the country in support of personal and professional development, community renewal, conflict transformation, healing and reconciliation, appreciation of cultural diversity and strategies of inclusion. Estrus is a seasoned practitioner of the Circles of Trust, Social Change for Leadership Development and other models of civic engagement. For the past fourteen years, he has served as President & CEO of Liberation Community, Inc., a social justice network, and Past President & Moderator of the Minority Leaders & Citizens Council hosting a weekly live audience, Cable & Radio Leadership Forum that encouraged dialogue & action. He has also served as President & CEO of the Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce and Vice President of United Way of Tarrant County. Estrus' current volunteer service includes Commissioner and Chair of the Fort Worth Human Relations Commission, member of the Tarrant County Workforce Development Board, International Assoc. Of Human Rights Agencies Board, the National Center for Courage & Renewal Board, and the Fellowship of Reconciliation Tarrant County Steering Committee. He is a Vietnam-era Veteran and an ordained minister active in interfaith and ecumenical initiatives, and has served congregations in Baptist, Presbyterian and nondenominational Churches. Estrus is an alumnus of the University of Texas at Arlington, Leadership Fort Worth and the John Ben Shepherd Texas Public Leadership Forum. His mission is to inspire courage and life-giving values that promote community, nonviolence and justice, in service of a world that works for all. Estrus joined the board in 2012. email@example.com
Richard Woodward, Ph.D., Treasurer. Rich Woodward is a professor at Texas A&M University in the Department of Agricultural Economics. His research and teaching is in the general area of environmental and resource economics. A founding member of the Brazos Valley chapter of TCADP, Rich has been vocal about his opposition to the death penalty for over a decade. firstname.lastname@example.com
Les Breeding, Secretary. Les Breeding has worked with political issues and the Texas Legislature for the last 25 years. He has served as the director of a peace group located adjacent to Pantex, the country's nuclear weapon assembly plant (Peace Farm); as a legislative aide and as legislative director for members of the Texas House of Representatives (John Hirschi and Lon Burnam); and as a state and national board member of the country's largest grassroots peace organization (Peace Action). He is currently a college instructor (Virginia College) and owns a consulting firm where he has conducted legislative research for litigation attorneys for the last 13 years (Capitol Research). email@example.com
Helene Burns. Helene Burns is a Registered Nurse with a certification in Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. She is a Murder Victim Family Member. Her father brutally murdered her mother in 1985 and she worked with the local District Attorney's office (in Los Angeles, CA) in preparing the case and in testifying at the trial. Although it was a capital case, Helene did not wish death for her father. As a Christian Jew, she also does not think it is for us to decide that fate for any human in a court of law. Helene's father was convicted and is currently a "lifer" in the California prison system. Helene has worked with the Travis County Sheriff's Office as a volunteer with Victim Services 10 years, and is currently a member of the Sheriff's Department Critical Incident Stress Management Team where she debriefs first responders following traumatic events. Helene has co-authored an op-ed about the death penalty, which was recently published in the Sacramento Bee Newspaper and her story was recently highlighted in both the MVFR and TCADP newsletters. Helene considers herself to be a political conservative and so approaches legislators with a conservative to moderate point of view.
Kay Duffy-Taylor is a former criminal defense attorney from California. She specialized in defending serious felonies and murder cases including death penalty cases. Kay received her BA from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and her Juris Doctorate from Gonzaga University School of Law in Spokane, Washington. Kay has also worked for two Members of Congress both in the legislative and campaign capacity and as a Litigation Counsel for the PETA Foundation – fighting against animal abuse in the courtroom. Kay moved to San Antonio when her husband retired from the Navy in 2010 and accepted a position with CPS Energy.
Mary Heartlein. Mary Heartlein has 20 years experience managing volunteers and raising funds for Houston's nonprofit community. Working for Volunteer Houston and now at the John P. McGovern Museum of Medical and Health Science(The Health Museum), Mary is dedicated to the nonprofit sector as a means to build community. Mary values Houston's diverse population and is committed to raising awareness of, and harnessing resources for, the under-served. Her interest in furthering public awareness of social justice issues has grown through her work with teens as a religious education instructor, as a volunteer at Houston's High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, and through creating volunteer opportunities that target minority teens at Volunteer Houston and The Health Museum. Mary's interest in the death penalty was nurtured by following the work of criminal defense attorneys in the cases of Clarence Brandley and Kerry Max Cook, and their subsequent freedom from Texas Death Row.
Rev. Jeff Hood. A theologian, historian, & bioethicist by academic training, Rev. Jeff Hood is a graduate of Auburn University, the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Emory University's Candler School of Theology, the University of Alabama, Creighton University & is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Ministry in Practical Theology at Brite Divinity School at Texas Christian University. Jeff's ordination rests within the Southern Baptist Convention. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Jeff lives in Denton, Texas, where he serves as the pastor of a space called Prism Denton. As a spiritual activist & organizer, Jeff serves on the Board of Directors of the Texas Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, as the North Texas area director for Pastors for Texas Children, on the Board of Directors for Hope for Peace and Justice & as the editor & field organizer for the North Texas Fellowship of Reconciliation & on the National Council of the Fellowship of Reconciliation. In 2013, Jeff's work as a spiritual organizer and activist was recognized by PFLAG Fort Worth's Equality Award. Jeff is the author of two books & the compiler of one. Jeff is married to Emily & is the father of three young sons, twin toddlers, Jeff & Phillip, & newborn, Quinley Mandela. Jeff also maintains a close friendship to Texas Death Row prisoner Will Speer. In all of these things, Jeff prides himself on being "a committed activist theologian, visionary writer & radical prophetic voice to a closed society." Jeff writes regularly at http://revjeffhood.com/.
Pat Monks. Pat, a native Houstonian, has practiced law as a criminal defense attorney for 27 years in Houston and Dallas, Texas. Pat has argued 5 cases before the Texas Court of Criminal appeals and is the founding member of the Municipal Justice Bar Association of Texas. Pat is a board member of the American Prepaid Legal Services Institute, which is a branch of the American Bar Association. Pat has been associated with the Republican Party since birth – his father Gerald Monks was a long-time Republican Chair in Harris County dating back to the time George H.W. Bush was the county chair. Pat has been the chair of Precinct 718 of Harris County for the past 8 years. He has attended almost all of the precinct, senatorial, and State Republican Conventions for the last 20 years and currently serves on the Judicial Candidate Selection Committee of Harris County. Members of his family have run for office many times as judge, district attorney, city council and school board member. He is a firm believer of getting involved in politics. Pat Monks is a conservative Republican who believes the death penalty is fundamentally flawed: "I don't see how, we as a people, can legislatively give another man the right to kill in God's name."
Dr. Mike Renquist is an author, keynoter and change agent, serving in the areas of training and human and organization development. Originally educated as a Presbyterian minister, he has a degree in Speech and Theatre from Austin College, in Sherman, Texas, and a Master of Divinity and Doctorate of Ministry from Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, in Austin, Texas. After serving numerous churches in Texas and Missouri, he successfully transitioned to business consulting and training, both as an internal and external consultant. In 25 years, he has served as consultant or trainer in over 165 different corporations, many singular locations and settings, domestic and international, including manufacturing (Takata), construction (MetroMont, BCCI), process industries (Gulf-Chevron), high-tech (LAN International), data-telecommunications (Cisco Systems, HP) and public utilities (TXU). His emphasis in leadership development with upper and middle management is on the "whole molecule of change", a systemic approach supported by Emotional Intelligence that leads to greater accountability, innovation and sustainability. He is a certified practitioner in Neuro Linguistic Programming, and his specialty in training is presentation and communication skills, having brought new competencies to thousands in the last twenty-five years. Married to a United Methodist minister, The Rev. Dr. Georjean Blanton, Associate Pastor of St. John's United Methodist in Austin, TX, they have three adult children, and immensely enjoy their two grandsons.
Aftab Siddiqui. Aftab has been actively involved with the Dallas Peace Center for the last 10 years, serving as Co-Chair of the Save Pakistan Committee, which is working to stop drone attacks in Pakistan, and currently as Co-Chair of the Human Rights at Home Committee, which works on a host of issues including civil liberty and immigration reform. He is the Chair of the Muslim Community Center for Human Services, a nonprofit that provides charitable health and social services. Aftab also volunteers with the United Way of Tarrant County and sat on the Cabinet and Health Impact Council. He is a Member of the Executive Committee of the Tarrant County Democratic Party and played a key role in organizing the Ballot Box Barbecue (2002) and Civil Rights Conferences (2003, 2004, and 2005); he is currently the President of the Muslim Democratic Caucus of Texas. Prior to migrating to the United States in 1993, Aftab played a key role in establishing an Amnesty International Chapter in Pakistan, where he was involved in campaigns against human rights violations and the death penalty.
Aftab worked for 16 years at American Airlines until his retirement in 2012; he was deeply involved with the Diversity Initiative at work. He is currently working with Dallas County Schools as a Routing Specialist. Aftab also worked in production management and taught as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Business Administration at the University of Karachi. He has completed his BS (Elect), MBA, and MPA (UT Arlington). He lives in Arlington and joined the TCADP Board in the fall of 2013.


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Monthly Metropolis of Pittsburg Bulletins
Website maintained by: Dale Stalnaker
There is no tuition fee for members of St. Demetrios in good standing; however, donations will be gladly accepted. Please fill out the registration form and drop off or mail to St. Demetrios Church Sunday School at 22909 Center Ridge Rd., Rocky River, OH 44116, or fax to 440-331-8407.
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1300 on Fillmore
- Address:
1300 Fillmore Street
San Francisco, CA 94115Neighborhood:
Pacific Heights
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
1300 on Fillmore
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.1300fillmore.com/
- Phone: 4157717100x
- Hours of Operation:
Lounge and bar open daily at 4:30pm. Dinner: Sunday 5:00pm-10:00pm; Monday through Thursday: 5:30pm-10:00pm; Friday and Saturday: 5:30pm-11:00pm. Gospel Brunch every Sunday: seatings at 11:00am and 1:00pm. Join us for Happy Hour Monday-Friday, 4:30pm-7:30pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Californian, Southern
- Executive Chef: David Lawrence
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: 1300 offers full catering services and event coordination. Chef David Lawrence and our event team can provide offsite catering and event production at your home, office or other venue of your choice. From cocktail parties, corporate luncheons to sit down dinners and weddings, we are happy take care of every important detail. Director of Events: Kyla Naegle
- Entertainment: 1300 on Fillmore is proud to feature Gospel Brunch every Sunday of the month. The menu is ala carte and seatings are at 11:00am and 1:00pm. Reservations are recommended. Live jazz is featured in the Heritage Lounge every Friday and Saturday night from 8:30pm-11:30pm.
- Special Events: There are additional spaces available for catered events within the Jazz Heritage Center. Please call our special events department for more information.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Eddy Street
- Public Transit: 22 Fillmore & 31 Balboa buses; the nearest BART station is located at the Civic Center.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: There is a public lot in our building. The entrance is located on Eddy Street. There is also a public lot across the street on Fillmore in the Fillmore Center.
A word from 1300 on Fillmore
1300 on Fillmore is a restaurant and lounge that draws on the rich cultural history of San Francisco's Fillmore Jazz District. The restaurant serves "Soulful American" Cuisine, accompanied by a list of the finest California wines.Continued
Soulful American Cuisine prepared as interpreted by internationally recognized chef David Lawrence. Lawrence combines classic French cooking techniques with hints of southern flavors using fresh, California seasonal ingredients. His north-meets-south cuisine includes imaginative creations such as dungeness crab and corn cakes, fresh water shrimp hush puppies, as well as refined interpretations of
southern favorites including macaroni and cheese and okra succotash.
Highlights include a heritage wall with portraits of the Fillmore's vast array of blues and jazz legends. The
décor is eclectic and familiar, achieved by co-mingling vintage-inspired fabrics with modern interpretations of classic furnishings.
Soulful American Cuisine prepared as interpreted by internationally recognized chef David Lawrence. Lawrence combines classic French cooking techniques with hints of southern flavors using fresh, California seasonal ingredients. His north-meets-south cuisine includes imaginative creations such as dungeness crab and corn cakes, fresh water shrimp hush puppies, as well as refined interpretations of
southern favorites including macaroni and cheese and okra succotash.
Highlights include a heritage wall with portraits of the Fillmore's vast array of blues and jazz legends. The
décor is eclectic and familiar, achieved by co-mingling vintage-inspired fabrics with modern interpretations of classic furnishings.
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1300 on Fillmore reviews from OpenTable diners
119 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4Service4.2
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (65)fit for foodies (63)neighborhood gem (63)romantic (46)good for groups (43)vibrant bar scene (38)hot spot (26)great for brunch (25)notable wine list (24)late-night find (14)kid-friendly (6)great for lunch (5)scenic view (1)Show More
- 1300 Fillmore ReviewOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014The place is gorgeous and has such a wonderful ambiance. You can tell the owner took extra care in preparing all the furnishings inside the restaurant. The food was alright. I've gone to many brunch places, most recently Sweet Maple where the price/food quality just does not compare. Given for what was payed, I expected a more satisfactory meal. The 1300 fillmore breakfast item was pretty decently portioned, but you can tell from the cut of the bacon was something easily picked up at a grocer. The biscuits and gravy that my friend ordered was about the size of my fist, thats including the grits, biscuits and "sausage gravy". Overall they are very accommodating, which earned them the extra stars. Would I come back here? No.Special Features:
- Just ok for the priceSmith11Dined on 9/26/2014The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and has a 20s or 30s feel. The fried chicken dish was really tasty but the catfish over gumbo was a little bland. The seasoning tasted more like Texas BBQ and less Creole style. The server didn't seem to know the menu well and was not informative when we had questions on a couple of dishes. Other than that, the food came out timely and the service was fine. It's quite pricey for just ok.Special Features:
- Rawbin70Dined on 9/25/2014Food quality was poor. Fries undercooked. Meals under seasoned.Special Features:
- AMAZING FOOD & GORGEOUS ATMOSPHEREOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/22/2014AMAZING FOOD AND GORGEOUS ATMOSPHERE!!! A MUST TRY!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but noisyHamlinatorDined on 9/20/2014Food and wine selection were very good and service was attentive without being intrusive. Only wished the acoustics did a better job of muffling crowd noise.Special Features:
- DisappointedLives2EatVIPDined on 9/15/2014I had been wanting to try 1300 for awhile and finally went last night with my visiting sister and brother-in-law. I thought it was just okay. The best things were the deviled eggs with tasso ham and my sister's catfish gumbo ya-ya, which at least had good flavor. The shrimp and grits were okay, but far from the best I've had and the fried chicken wasn't all that great. The cornbread was good, but they only gave a tiny bit of butter for four nice pieces...I did like the pepper jelly (I guess that's what it was) that came with it. We went early (6pm and were only the second table in the room. Service was fine and the room was nice, but the food was nothing to write home about.
- Great Food, atmosphere lackingalib2185Dined on 9/14/2014Went here on the recommendation if a friend while on a visit of the UK. Was billed as gospel brunch and was very excited at prospect of soulful food and music. The food was excellent in particular the fried chicken and potatoes. The venue itself though felt very sterile and the music did not live up to the billing. Would go again for the food but more of a smart lunch than a soul meal.
- Best Friday night in San FranciscoErikVIPDined on 9/12/2014The food is always perfect as the chef takes southern cuisine upscale. The live music in the lounge cannot be matched anywhere. My favorite spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1300 fillmore needs to improveRicanhavocDined on 9/10/2014Great service, great ambience, great food and bar menu. The food however, was a disappointment and very expensive. We did have a good time, but the food was not very tasty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellence with Caring!SmallTownGirlVIPDined on 9/6/2014We happened to head out for a late dinner to celebrate a few personal achievements. This was the perfect spot. The service was impeccable from start to finish, and the food created a party for our tastebuds. Upscale southern cuisine at its finest. We started with the cornbread, which came with honey butter and jalapeno jam. Tasty! We ordered the oysters, shrimp hushpuppies, blackened catfish, and the mac'n'cheese. Each bite was better than the one before! The live jazz band created the perfect soundtrack! The decor transported you back to the jazz era. We had the pleasure of meeting the Executive Chef and his wife! It was a fantastic dining experience, and I look forward to the next opportunity!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So-SojanjanDined on 9/6/2014We got there early, 5:30, and it was very nice and quiet. Service was great. Food selections were limited but everyone was pleased with their selection except me - catfish and gumbo was not at all what I expected, taste was nothing I would go back for. The men got the ribs: generous portions and very good! The sides were "different" not really good. The fried chicken was very good, sorry I didn't get it. The fried okra was also a hit. Dessert: peach cobbler without the crust?? not good. Banana pie was very good. Beinets would have been better without chocolate filling. By 7 the place was filling up and the noise level was out of control, totally changed the ambiance. Overall, not worth the price.Special Features:
- Great ambiance and service but....AuggiesmanVIPDined on 9/5/2014The food was just OK. They mentioned the ribs being the special and were brought back by popular demand. I thought that they were just OK, and expected better. Sauces were good, dessert good, the music was great just not a place I'd go to if I wanted great food.Special Features:
- 1300 On FilmoreAlLovesFoodDined on 8/31/2014Great experience! Gospel Brunch on Sunday. Food was good, entertainment wonderful. Everyone was most attentive and welcoming. I'll be back next time I'm in San FranSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- elevated southern foodcomedydinerDined on 8/30/2014Great southern dishes with a refined twist. Great place to grab dinner before a show at Yoshi'sSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor Twist on Southern CuisineZB21Dined on 8/30/2014My family is from the south and this food did not reflect the traditional flavors of southern cuisine. Chefs must remember to follow original recipes and minimize the use of non-traditional flavors within classic dishes.
- Try the Fried ChickenOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 8/25/2014Great dish with corn bread, mashed potatoes, and "mini scones". Restaurant has a good feel to it. The waiter was just OK. He was not that friendly in the beginning. Would definitely go back for the chicken.Special Features:
- Motown Play Pre-Dinnerred3623Dined on 8/16/2014This was our first time at 1300 Fillmore and it will not be our last. Our waiter Geno was outstanding. The food was amazing and everyone enjoyed their dinner. All of the severs were very attentive. They came around and wiped the water from the glasses off our table. This is a class act.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just Ok!Food4TheSoulDined on 8/15/2014Food is so...so...Service needs improvement. Great bar and lounge scene. Would go back only for a cocktail and maybe a small plate.Special Features:
- Beginning of Sista Friend Weekend!1300fanDined on 8/15/2014I had come to 1300 years ago with my job for our staff Christmas party. Met the chef, enjoyed absolutely delicious, well presented cuisine. This time around, I was having friends up for the weekend, visiting from southern Cali and Vegas and I wanted them to have an unforgettable dining experience along with an outstanding show at Yoshi's. You didn't fail me, 1300!! Great food, service and ambiance. Thank you and you will see us again!Special Features:
- ILoveBrunchVIPDined on 8/10/2014This restaurant is great. I found some of the menu items to be really inventive (for example, the matchstick okra was wonderful) and the atmosphere was very relaxing which was a welcome change from a hectic conference I was attending in the city. Thanks for a great meal!Special Features:
- Food is excellentGrumpyYDined on 8/10/2014The pastries were absolutely delicious. The entertainment wasn't really gospel, more R & B, but they were skilled and fun to listen to. The dining room is crowded and a little dark. There were no paper towels in the restroom on a first check; remedied about a half hour later. The service from our server was good, but the runner auctioned off our plates.Special Features:
- Never fails to wow usOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 8/9/2014We've eaten at 1300 on Fillmore regularly over the past few years, and we've never had less than a delightful experience. We have out-of-town friends who come to SF for an annual get-together, and they always insist on eating here. The only time we've ever quibbled, in fact, is over the last shrimp hush puppy--lord, are they good. Recently I've had to reduce sodium in my diet. I spoke to the restaurant in advance and they were very gracious about accommodating my dietary needs. The food is superb, and so is the service. The staff here is well-trained and professional. They make us feel pampered and well taken care of. It's a skill that is lacking in too many other restaurants. 1300 on Fillmore sets the standard for excellent service.Special Features:
- excellentpurisimaDined on 8/6/2014We had a great meal. The fried chicken is amazing. The shorts ribs are terrific. The service was excellent as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best high-quality, soul food in SF!GphillipsDined on 8/2/2014This was honestly one of the best dining experiences I have had in a very long while! The service was impeccable--from the servers' understanding of the history and menu options of the restaurant to the prompt and courteous attention to drink refills! The food speaks for itself: just absolutely phenomenal mixtures of tastes and textures that take that down-home southern Black folks' "grandmama in the kitchen" to the absolute next level with the infusion of flavors I'd never had before. I'll definitely be back; it will now be a staple restaurant choice for all of my out-of-town visitors!! Well done 1300, well done!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experience!EllyBellyDined on 8/1/2014On vacation with hubby and 2 teenagers. Beautiful interior & atmosphere. Attentive service. Waiter happily accommodated our request for our son of an unadorned rib-eye and a side of mashed potatoes. Daughter who likes spicy food, ordered the signature chicken dish. The waiter said the coating is spicy. She was underwhelmed. I even thought it was underwhelming and I'm a spice wimp. We are from the north & maybe we don't have a handle on southern fried chicken--we'd never had it before. I ordered the beef short rib and loved every bite. Hubby got the mussels and the catfish and loved them both.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easy access with great food.Hitomi1223VIPDined on 7/26/2014It is just few blocked south of Japan Town, there were some street parking and parking garages in Japan town, which make the parking situation less street. Food was decent, Ambience was great. I will definitely go back.Special Features:
- 1300EBfoodieDined on 7/25/2014We were excited to return to 1300 as we were there the previous week and the food was phenomenal. The salmon appetizer in the prix fix menu stole the show and was the reason we returned(the following week). Unfortunately, the second time around was not nearly as good as the first. The lettuce in the salad was wilted and the cut of the pork chop that was served was below par, and clearly not the same prime cut that was served the week before. The salmon entrée was quite delicious, and it was ordered "rare". The restaurant is very nice, and provides various entertainment features. However the quality of the food is not consistent and therefore, not worth the high price.Special Features:
- Great "soul" food!FoodieDined on 7/23/2014My 2 girl friends and I loved this place! Must haves....shrimp and grits, blackened fried chicken with mashed potatoes and biscuits! So good I want to go back! Don't bother with the okra :/ nor the little gem salad...we were all disappointed with those 2. We had an amazing server! And ran into Willie Brown there! ;) love the decor too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- owhyVIPDined on 7/22/2014Ecxellent food served in the atmosphere of a 1940's supper club.Special Features:
- Date NightCreese3213Dined on 7/19/20141300 is great for a date night. The food was great with the exception of the undercooked greens. Great service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Most of the food was amazingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/18/2014Most of the things we ordered were amazing but the main dish of fried chicken was not very flavorful. Also the oyster appetizer have 6 oysters and most of the oysters are tiny with only a few medium sized ones. Overall amazing food though.Special Features:
- Average foodNameVIPDined on 7/18/2014Three of us. The mixed green salad was OK (and I had it without the okra). The shrimp and grits: not much flavor in the overall dish, but the grits were not gummy. The roasted catfish didn't have much flavor, either, and there wasn't much catfish on the plate. Two of us had the BBQ burger and both judged as it OK; some heat, but nothing interesting. The chips seemed a bit stale and too salty. The side order of mac and cheese was inedible - the blue cheese completely overwhelmed the dish. The chocolate chip cookies seemed microwaved and the banana cream pie was all cream and not much banana. I like the interior design and the maitre d was great. Service wobbled a bit and was uneven (served the wrong plates). Food is average at best.
- Gospel brunch is solidNinaDined on 7/13/2014Went to the gospel brunch. The bottomless pomosas are great. My food was lackluster (I got the 1300 which was bacon, eggs, and potatoes since I don't eat grits). Food was lukewarm and lacked flavor. Eggs didn't taste like real ones, tasted like a mix. My girlfriend got the shrimp and grits and liked it. The gospel music was great. The quartet they featured was great to listen to. The music, the atmosphere, the service and pomosas are the reasons why I would go back. I will try something else next time and hope for better food. Not worth the price I paid for what I got.Special Features:
- Variety of OfferingsJMackVIPDined on 7/12/2014Spent a recent Saturday date night here. The place was busy, but not too crowded. I really liked the variety of quality dishes. Whether it was beef, fish or fowl, each dish had good flavor and beautiful presentation. The service could have been a little more attentive (slow getting water glasses filled, extra napkin, etc.), but that might have been because of two large parties simultaneously dining.Special Features:
- Modern Soul FooddarcydDined on 7/11/2014Some of the best soul food in all of SF! Chef Max came out of New Orleans, and he tries to use local ingredients to create updated choices. Our highlights - great cocktails, scallops with candied bacon, deviled eggs, pork chop and burger. We finished with awesome chocolate-filled beignets. Highly recommended, come hungrySpecial Features:
- Upscale Soul FoodMaryTDined on 7/11/2014Every dish a winner. We had the Black Skillet Fried Chicken and everything on the plate was well seasoned with an appetizing presentation. I tried the Watermelon & Feta Salad which was refreshing and light. My husband had the Organic Baby Lettuces which comes with cheddar cheese and a very tasty Cider Vinaigrette dressing. Neither salad was overdressed. Just right. My BFF had the Maple Syrup Braised Beef Short Rib with a side of Braised Greens. The very minor complaint was that the onion ring was soggy and added nothing to the dish. Her husband had the special Baby Back ribs with a dry rub. The ribs were tender and falling off the bone but the sauces need a little work as one tasted like French's Mustard and the other like ketchup.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but priceyOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/10/2014Good (not stupendous) food, and excellent service. However $90 for two entrees, one appetizer and two soft drinks is pretty high. Add tip and parking (not validated) the total came to $120. High by a factor of 2X for what we got.Special Features:
- southern foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/7/2014delicious all around. Especially the fish. not a light meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome place, food not greatElsandroVIPDined on 7/4/2014Been going there for the last two years. They have amazing music weekends. The bar has energy, and the drinks are good. Service is good. But food has deteriorated. Is no longer the same, kind of of very average. In the past it was just a more carefully made. Perhaps is my bad luck. But in the past the food here was more precisely made.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding in every wayRachelDined on 7/4/2014This restaurant lived up to everything it promised to be on its website and via the reviews I'd read in advance. Southern style comfort foods served up gourmet style with creative twists. From salads, to fried chicken, beef short rib and steak - all cooked to perfection with wonderful flavors and sauces added to the mix. the fried okra side was amazing (including the dipping sauce). We shared two desserts - the beignets with chocolate and caramel dipping sauces were unlike any kind of beignet I've had, and the sorbet flavors were intense and flavorful. Great cocktails, very good selection on the wine list at all prices. lovely ambience and decor. One of our best meals out.Special Features:


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