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Ardeo + Bardeo
- Address:
3311 Connecticut Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20008Neighborhood:
Cleveland Park
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Ardeo + Bardeo
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ardeobardeo.com/
- Phone: 2022446750x
- Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:30pm Saturday & Sunday Brunch: 11:00am - 3:00pm, Sunday & Monday Dinner 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Fusion / Eclectic, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Matt Kuhn
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: Ardeo's private dining room can accommodate parties up to 45 guests for dinner and 60 guests for a reception. Also when the weather is nice our roof terrace is available for parties. Please contact the restaurant for details.
- Private Party Contact: Fran Nepomuceno 2022446750x
Getting there
- Cross Street: Macomb
- Public Transit: Cleveland Park Metro Stop (Red Line)
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Valet parking available evenings starting at 6:00 PM. $8 per car--bring your ticket into the restaurant with you and have your $8 charge added to your check. We have a limited amount of spaces, but we will gladly validate for up to two hours of parking at the nearby Sam's Park and Shop if our valet lot fills up.
A word from Ardeo + Bardeo
Ardeo+Bardeo, located in the historic district of Cleveland Park -- four miles from the White House -- is a neighborhood favorite serving modern American cuisine. The restaurant underwent a major renovation in November 2010 to enhance the modern bistro and wine bar, uniting the two restaurants with a 24-seat island bar. Executive Chef Nate Garyantes has crafted a menu which features cured meats, soups and salads, savory snacks, seasonal vegetables dishes and brick oven baked flatbreads. Ardeo+Bardeo has become a virtual "Who's Who" of Washington. Those who frequent include Madeleine Albright, Jim Lehrer, Alan Greenspan and the former first family, the Clintons.Continued
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Ardeo + Bardeo reviews from OpenTable diners
177 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (106)neighborhood gem (99)great for brunch (57)special occasion (55)good for groups (48)notable wine list (36)romantic (36)vibrant bar scene (26)great for outdoor dining (20)hot spot (18)great for lunch (11)kid-friendly (6)late-night find (6)scenic view (1)Show More
- Poor Meal, Slow ServiceMPPTVIPDined on 9/29/2014Food was not well seasoned, came out slowly, and the waitress ignored us most of the meal. Definitely would not go back.
- Great FiindVAEaterVIPDined on 9/27/2014Great menu. We made a small plates experience of it enjoying cheese, meats, mussels, Brussels sprouts, and meat balls. Highly recommend.Special Features:
- At its best!CAngelesVIPDined on 9/26/2014We dined in Ardeo a couple of nights ago and the Brussel sprouts (the best in town), octopus panzanella, and shrimp bouillabaisse were excellent. The orecchiette was a bit hard and chewy although the sauce was good. The red wines were served at perfect temperature, and the service was friendly but not overbearing. This place is highly recommended and accepts reservations. No need to line up!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service despite bad tablekyldoniaVIPDined on 9/21/2014We have been here several times, and especially for brunch. The staff and food are always top notch and it's a great find for the Cleveland Park neighborhood. I must apologize to our poor waiter though. We had a group of nine following a wedding weekend and only 4 showed up, and then two more appeared later. Despite removing a table, re-adding the table, and then removing it again when the two extra didn't eat, the waiter served us with aplomb. There was never a hint of annoyance, which I would've had if I was in his situation. Just another case of a great Ardeo brunch. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Always a fun timeClevelandparkguruVIPDined on 9/20/2014Great way to end a crazy work day. Met up with friends at the bar for pre dinner drinks. Dinner was awesome as always. We actually started with meatballs! Nice way to share. Dinner was a new an great tasting trout dish. My friends went for burgers which Ardeo has one of the best burgers in town!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/12/2014Really good food. Very ugly carpet. Great server. Really good experience overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and servicetheadventurerVIPDined on 9/9/2014I really enjoyed my meal here. The server was very accommodating and helpful with food selections. The food was really great, especially the fried oysters. I will definitely visit again to try some of the other selections.Special Features:
- Slipping?DCDaveDined on 9/7/2014I have gone to Ardeo/Bardeo for years for delicious food and wonderful wine pairings. The menu, though, isn't what it used to be, and the quality of the food appears to have slipped. I had deviled eggs for a first course, which were fine (I mean, it's hard to mess up a deviled egg). Then I had a shrimp bouillabaisse for the main course, which frankly wasn't very good. The shrimp were overcooked and the stew wasn't very tasty. The service, though, was exquisite and friendly, and the wines were fine.Special Features:
- Awesome food! So, so bar drinks!JAB611VIPDined on 9/4/2014Outstanding food and service that would have earned top ratings except for the short pours from the bar, on our first and subsequently last round of drinks! Suggest patrons stick to the menu and get your "drink on" elsewhere! It's a shame that bar manager's penny-pinching mindset ruined what would have been a truly outstanding dining experience! I was actually was taken aback to see a huge "empty" bar on arrival! No surprise now! Notably, I did not complain since I was there more for the cuisine not necessarily to drink, which was optional but at most venues an enjoyable plus vice a negative! But hey, but go ahead keep those bar costs down! I and the now duly warned, can surely find somewhere else to dine AND get a "decent" drink!Special Features:
- Wonderful!PatrickDined on 9/2/2014All of our entrees were muy delicioso! I had the papardelle lamb ragu and it was mouth watering. This was a small wedding dinner celebration. We were pleasantly surprised to receive complimentary sparkling rose' for our party. What a nice touch! All around service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Upscale Find in CPHStreetYuppieVIPDined on 8/31/2014Cleveland Park isn't known for their culinary scene, especially after Dino's and Palena closed their doors. But Ardeo/Bardeo is a great option for more elevated dining without heading to 14th Street. Our group opted to share 5 different small plates and weren't disappointed. I would definitely recommend the crispy chickpeas. Much better than your typical bar nuts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not a great valueOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/31/2014The food just was not fabulous which is what I expected. The entree portion was not large.Special Features:
- terrific all around!HungrynDCVIPDined on 8/31/2014I've been here several times, all good, but this time was spectacular. Great food, wonderful service and help with a special hard-to-find wine. Couldn't have been better. Thanks for a truly exceptional evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent restaurantthisisthenicknameDined on 8/29/2014Good ambience and attentive service. Food was ok, but bland and not innovative. The giant pepper shaker has made it out of the kitchen into the server's hands, meaning that the chef recognizes their food is not spiced correctly or needs an extra kick to be remembered. Pasta was very underdone, with hard cores that nearly snapped. I would go again if somebody really wanted to visit, but would not recommend this option myself.Special Features:
- Noise LevelOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/29/2014The space is nice but all the concrete (floors) and wood with wine bottles reflects noise and makes it hard to hear. Food very nice if you go when it is quieter.Special Features:
- Delicious seafoodSeanDined on 8/24/2014Both my grilled octopus salad and my pan roasted cod were cooked perfectly and delicious. A nice glass of wine added to the lovely experience with my girlfriend.Special Features:
- After the Uptown, check it out!WaifDined on 8/23/2014Great spot for after-movie dinner. Mussels, cod very good. Rice pudding great. Chocolate peanut butter bar -- fabulous!Special Features:
- Excellent flavors!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/23/2014A stellar menu, lovely upper floor dining and roof deck, superb service. Loved that we could order 1/2 portions of their pasta offerings. Made it possible to try two fabulous options. My husband found the fried oysters on fresh polenta to be amazing. Loved our quieter location, upstairs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Time!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/22/2014Food was good and the service was friendly and lovely! It's a great neighborhood spot that we keep coming back to because of their attention to detail, reasonable food prices, and friendliness!Special Features:
- Very DisappointingWineandvistasVIPDined on 8/17/2014I was shocked to see that I was the only guest in the restaurant for dinner upon my arrival. When I left, there were only two other tables with guests (I dined on a Sunday evening). The front of the restaurant needed cleaning--there were webs, dirt, and chipped paint. Inside was nice enough, but the view through the windows was dismal. My deviled eggs appetizer was good enough (hard to mess that one up), but my entre (a sandwich) was flavorless. I managed to eat half of it. Needless to say, I was very disappointed with my experience.
- RW MenuOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/16/2014Came for Restaurant Week. First and Second Course were good; dessert round was a miss. The rice pudding was too thick to the point that it was solid. The berry/lemon crisp was not fresh so the crisp part was almost stale. Despite the miss on the dessert round, the service was where I was somewhat frustrated with. We were seated on time, however, we waited about 15minutes after we've set both of our menus down for the waiter to come by for our drink order. We ordered a bottle of wine, and what initially came out wasn't anywhere near what we ordered. There was a wait staff switch, we didn't get the same waiter after the correct bottle came out and service was smoother with the second waiter.
- decent placeanonVIPDined on 8/16/2014The wine list year is a bit pricey relative to what you are getting. There is nothing (or very little) on the menu for under $45/bottle; however there are a couple wine flight options and lots of wines by the glass. I guess that is ok, but if you are in the mood for a bottle of wine then you are a bit screwed. Perhaps a few offers of a Malbec or Rioja, regions that are known for inexpensive and good wine, should be offered at more reasonable price points. The menu is fine, but a bit broad. The bouillabaisse is not good; the octopus appetizer was nice and a good portion. However, the spices/seasoning was heavy handed (and was for everything). This place is good but not one of the best in DC and is a good last resort for a night out.
- Love the foodLuv2dineDined on 8/16/2014Visiting DC and just happened upon this gem. Started with the deviled eggs which were by far the best I've ever had and I'm known for mine. We went on to the pasta and shared the black pasta and tomato with lemon ricotta. Both were sublime. My compliments to the chef, thoroughly enjoyable experience. Wait staff very attentive as well.Special Features:
- A&B brunchNancyDined on 8/16/2014very nice, very good food, and my friend and i had fun. The noise level was high, though. Bad acoustics.Special Features:
- Excellent FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/15/2014My roommate and I stopped by Ardeo + Bardeo during restaurant week. The food and wine selection was wonderful. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SmittyRayVIPDined on 8/15/2014Was disappointed for the first time. Food was very average and service was extremely slow. Had to wait for almost 15 minutes to receive our drink order. Food was cold and not very tasty.
- Food Great; Problem with "service"StuckDined on 8/13/2014The meal was lovely and the waiter very nice. The noise was unbearable -- way too many tables in the restaurant. But there was a problem. My friend who was with me went to the ladies room. She found herself locked in the stall and had to crawl out under the door. lWe reported this to manager who said she would look into it. She showed no sympathy for the distress this caused my friend, didn't offer to have her clothes cleaned or even a complimentary "something' . With all the great restaurants in D.C. I might not be coming back.Special Features:
- good for foodiesdannsamjVIPDined on 8/13/2014A very nice restaurant in the Cleveland Park area near the Metro. Excellent cuisine and service. It is quite noisy , however.Special Features:
- Ardeo + BardeoVAcoupleVIPDined on 8/11/2014Food was very good, but the service was disappointing. We had reservations, and even though restaurant was half empty and other tables appeared available, we were seated next to a high traffic staircase. Despite the traffic of service staff, our water glasses were empty more often than full.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/11/2014All the dishes we ordered were excellent. In particular, the tomatoes with burrata had the best yellow summer tomatoes and excellent cheese. The bouillabaisse was outstanding - several large grilled shrimp and mussels with just the right amount of soup and excellent toast. The service was prompt and attentive. We were there on a Monday evening so the quiet rating might not always apply.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 8/11/2014We went to Ardeo+Bardeo during Resturant Week. Love that you can order from the regular menu! We had Heirloom tomate salad and crispy brussel spounts for appetizers. Both were great! We had the trout for entree and and the berry crisp for dessert. The crisp is to die for! Our service was also excellent. We'll be back, even not during Restaurant Weel!
- Thanks!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/10/2014Crossed another Top 100 off the list and had a great time doing it. Thank you for a great dinner!Special Features:
- GreatFoodie223Dined on 8/10/2014Fit for foodies Great for vegetarians Great service Reasonable priceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great TimeOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/8/2014We had a great time. Food was very good and was great to share. Service was very nice and knowledgeable. We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Tomato Tasting Menu!BrandrBVIPDined on 8/8/2014Excellent dinner at Ardeo + Bardeo featured an inventive tomato tasting menu (3 courses - with tomatoes highlighted on each course - for $39) plus wine pairings. Gracious service, good ambiance, and interesting food pairings (such as the cherokee purple tomato sherbet dessert) made for a very enjoyable meal. We'll definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Peaceful dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/3/2014A restaurant that is too quiet is a turn-off, but this place can be quite loud. My only option is to dine here on an "off" day or a time before the overwhelming noise level gets obnoxious. So that is what I did and I enjoyed the delicious food, great ambiance and wonderful staff without having to raise my voice and lean into the table to hear my dining companion.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic service!JnmzDined on 8/3/2014The server spent so much time explaining each and every menu item, with clarity, patience, and charm! The Duroc pork tenderloin was the most tender pork that I have ever, ever eaten. The charcuterie appetizer was so delicious, it's obvious that the chef and the waitstaff love to work there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch DateFoodFoodFoodDined on 8/3/2014I went for a brunch date with my husband and had a fabulous time. The chocolate chip scones were phenomenal. Everything was delicious. The French press coffee was excellent and a much better purchase/order than tea, which is Twinings. (I love Twinings, but for the price get the coffee and have your Twinings at home.) I tried the watermelon tomato gazpacho which was spicy and flavorful, but I wound up not eating much of it because it just wasn't for me (I expect others will love it). When the bill came, our server told us that he had taken off the gazpacho because he noticed that I didn't finish it (even though I had told him it was tasty), which really impressed us. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was amissDGScustomerDined on 8/2/2014This was my second visit in six months to Ardeo Bardeo. My last visit in March came with an amazing server who was attentive yet not overbearing and knew how to have a conversation with her guests. My server this time was socially awkward and had to run back to the kitchen to see if the kitchen carried certain items as alternative for those with food allergies. However, their brunch is the best in the Cleveland Park neighborhood - $28 for bottomless mimosas, one appetizer, and one entree. They also give you an amazing bread basket with scones and breakfast breads.Special Features:
- Love this placeMiguelVIPDined on 8/1/2014Great menu, not too expensive, tremendous service and a interesting and attractive decor. It's hard to do better than this very consistent Cleveland Park gem.Special Features:


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Members of NOVFTF Toledo Division arrested Cheeley Hunter, 54, on an eight-year-old arrest warrant for three counts of raping a 14-year-old girl in Baldwin County, Alabama back in 2003. Hunter was arrested and charged with rape in Alabama, but fled the state before his trial and has been on the run since 2005.
The NOVFTF received information that Hunter may possibly be in the local area, although his exact whereabouts were uncertain. Through extensive research of numerous databases, NOVFTF members determined Hunter was living at a residence on Central Avenue in Sylvania.
Around 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, the NOVFTF surrounded the residence and announced their presence, ordering Hunter to open the door.
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Once U.S. Marshals in Toledo got the information of where Hunter was, it only took a day and a half to have him in custody.
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Hunter's criminal history includes convictions for narcotics and burglary.
He is currently in the Lucas County Jail awaiting extradition to Alabama.
Those who work down the street from Hunter's residence say they are both shocked and thankful he is off the street.
Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of a known fugitive is encouraged to contact the U.S. Marshal's Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force at 1-866-4-WANTED or text keyword "WANTED" and the tip to TIP411. Tipsters may remain anonymous and a cash reward may be available.
View the task force's "Dangerous Dozen," which is updated monthly and currently includes two men from the Toledo area.
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Teaching Your Children Values through Volunteerism
Guest Blogger Erik Fisher: In today's society, so many of us feel that children are growing up with unhealthy values and unproductive attitudes. Children and teens are sometimes viewed as self-centered, seldom thinking about others in their families or communities. While there are many factors that contribute to their behaviors and beliefs, there may be ways to guide and affect their belief systems -- and develop a closer relationship in the process.
Often children develop a self-centered view toward the world either through observation and/or lack of exposure to helping others. As parents and caretakers of children, have we ever really looked at ourselves as the sources of unproductive, self-centered attitudes? In the formative years of our children's lives, we are their most important models -- and whether we realize it or not, they see and hear almost everything we do.
Work, Work, Work
In many families today, it's common for both parents to work, so the time that one or both parents have to spend with their children is compromised. If we feel we have to scramble to make ends meet, it seems like time to do anything else is compromised, too. Between the responsibilities of work and home, time to ourselves seems almost nonexistent.
We may not want to look closely at ourselves, but have we asked ourselves how our children see us spending our time when we're home? They may see us resting, watching TV, cleaning, cooking, helping with homework, shopping online, playing sports .... We may think that we devote much of our time to our kids by driving them to games, friends' houses and movies, and by working our fingers to the bone to make sure they have food, clothes and a roof over their heads. But we still need to recognize that all of these efforts also serve our own purposes at some level -- and that frankly, our children expect these things of us. Our children often don't realize that we're "volunteering" our time to serve them.
Ask yourself: "When was the last time that we volunteered our time to people in need?" Or, even more important, "When was the last time we, as a family, volunteered our time to people in need?" For many of us, the answer to the first question may be, "A long time" -- and the answer to the second question may be, "Never." On the other hand, sometimes we feel that we ARE the people in need, and in some ways we may be; however, if all that we expect when we're in need is to receive, what are our children learning? They say, "If you give a man a fish, he will eat for a day, but if you teach a man to fish, he will eat for a lifetime." Giving back to others is teaching the man to fish: It creates a cycle of giving and receiving. Frankly, what got us into the mess we're in now was more taking than giving (plus an excessive sense of entitlement that seemed to be taught from the top down).
United We Stand
The family unit has the capacity to be a very strong, cohesive team, but the members of the family have to learn to work as a team first. Volunteering as a family can teach many positive lessons. When we contribute our time and effort to an altruistic cause, it helps us to feel better about ourselves. It strengthens our work ethic, teaches us about the world around us, brings us into contact with different people, helps us form different relationships and builds self-confidence.
If, as a parent, you feel that you work hard enough as it is, then you have to be very careful of the message you are sending your children. If you and your kids spent just three hours on a Saturday morning once a month cleaning up a park or planting flowers, or committed part of Thanksgiving or Christmas Day to feeding people at a shelter or church, it would send a positive message that your children would value for the rest of their lives.
Sometimes we allow ourselves to be stopped by different barriers, obstacles or excuses that prevent us from giving our time to others. It doesn't matter how much or how little money your family makes, the time of day that you can volunteer, where you live, if you can walk or talk ... there are always volunteer options. If you find yourself finding reasons to not volunteer your time, consider the messages your children might be receiving.
Parents are often looking for ways to spend quality time with their children, and volunteering as a family can be one of the richest forms of quality time. If you're looking for ways to do it, contact some of these sources: Habitat for Humanity, United Way, Meals on Wheels and your local animal shelters, churches, homeless and battered women's shelters, after-school programs, public broadcasting stations, nursing homes and hospitals.
Ask your children what they would like to do. They may have great ideas! When you listen to your children and include them on decisions like this, they feel more valued. Always remember that our children are a gift to us -- and the time we spend with them is priceless.
About the author: Erik Fisher, PhD, a.k.a. Dr. E, is a licensed psychologist and author who has been featured on NBC, CBS, FOX and CNN. Visit him at www.ErikFisher.com to learn more about his books "The Art of Empowered Parenting" and "The Art of Managing Everyday Conflict," or to check out his blog.
Great post! Getting children involved in service builds compassion, empathy and understanding. Check out the wonderful organization, Doing Good Together (www.doinggoodtogether.org), for ideas on how you can get started volunteering as a family.
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So, I was working on this piece of code at work, an iframe actually, and it wasn't showing up in Firefox4, but was showing up on Safari and Chromium. Below's the code.
So I spent ALOT, and I stress, ALOT of time trying to figure out why, substituting other stuff there and what not, but it failed to work. I spent hours googling up terms like "iframe not showing up in FF4″, but could find no solution.
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I'm higher on Etienne Sabino was a 4-5 star prospect out of high school. Played at Ohio State, Good pass rusher, can cover and play run very well. Diesel looked ok, khaseem greene in the 4th would have been better value. I wish i could of been the Giants GM for this draft.We'd be in good shape coming into this season.
Still, would love to see this Diesel kid translate this physicality to the next level.
Heh , we Giants fans are a funny lot.
We could draft the top 10 prospects in the draft, but if 1 of em isn't a linebacker but we managed to pick 1 up as a UDFA, the Giant fans would fall in love with him the most, it wouldn't even be close. If his name is something cool like "diesel" then its all she wrote.
We love our linebackers, that's for sure.
People are raving about the ILB's but we did win a superbowl with Chase "The Nightmare" Blackburn. I was also mad that we didn't get Brown, but we are only looking to put pressure up the middle. I don't think any of these guys will be the solution, in fact, Connor will be the guy who will do the job. He only has to prove him self that he can stay healthy, otherwise he did a good job playing the MAC position down in Carolina.
There is no need to rave about these UDFA prospects, they still gotta make the team, and most of them will turnout to be special teamers only. We only need to stop the run, that will allow the pass rush to be more effective and the job of the ILB and CB's to be easier, that is why we drafted Jonathan Hankins.
Lets get real guys, a ILB from Mount Union will most likely not be the solution.
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I wanted Brown before the draft too. but grabbing a massive DT goes much further to improving this team than drafting a MLB. According to JR they had a 1st round grade on Hankins so he fit the BPA tradition with Reese. Cooper is very similar to A.Brown except his is bigger and faster. I'm not saying cooper should be a full time LB but in 3 safety sets maybe they will drop him down into a MLB type role.


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rv Wednesday, October 20, 1993 V; j I " Vis J ! it- i r ... r : I . . , - - : 4 I f i ' r ' - . ' . i ; si i . t 1 1 I , ; ,, v , it ' 1 tf ?m-.. Hi. -.9 . X- flit SK ' Dead Air Lee Peters, dean of student life (left) discussed various student issues on "Dead Air" Sunday. Hosts Pat Murphy and Anthony Godfrey (right) will have representatives from Planned Parenthood on this week. "Dead Air" can be heard Sunday nights at 9 p.m. on KWCR 88.1 . Professor just says "no" to tenure By Bradley Caldwell Signpost staff writer A Weber State University communication professor, out of defiance for the tenure system, has refused tenure and shaved his head to punctuate a statement . Lyall Crawford, associate professor, recently turned down tenure, something coveted by most professors. "The current system promotes the status quo and tends to discriminate against those educators who have not published," Crawford said. Having completed his tenure review in July, Crawford opted for a three-year, renewable contract stating that he feels the current tenure system is "seriously-flawed."Teachers have tenure reviews after four and seven years of university affiliation. To qualify for tenure, instructors must have a doctorate degree. The problem with the system is that it, "rewards teachers for publishing and attending conferences rather than for ex - 'ri illnie bus celling in the classroom," Crawford said. Crawford also questioned the qualifications of those reviewing teachers for tenure. Many of those involved in the review process could not gain tenure under the strict standards that exist now, he said. Tenure is supposed to be a "safeguard of academic freedom' Crawford said. "In reality, it seems more like job security and an incentive to be lazy and unaccountable." But Crawford said institutional "hierarchies" use tenure as a threat against professors who might speak out against institutional policies. Faculty members who do not conform to the institutional policies and views often have tenure withheld. Randy Scott, chairman of the communication department, said, "Tenure provides for academic freedom and with it comes certain obligations. If an instructor has rejected tenure they cannot si t on the rev ie vv board of another faculty member thus reducing their ability to make changes in the system," Scott said. r I ft Veterans apply for student senate seat By Mark Forsberg Signpost managing editor A proposal for a veteran's seat in the student senate may go either way, said student senator Randy Minson, who is sponsoring the bill. Minson said the future of a veteran's seat will most likely be decided by the amount of veterans' preparation for next week's senate meeting, when the issue will be voted on. "If they want representation they need to be on the ball this week. The issue is straddling the fence and can fall either way," he said. He said the veterans approached him about a senate seat last year after almost losing their early registration privileges because of a student senate action. "I think that was the final straw, when they realized they were not represented in thesenate," Minson said. Monday, the bill was put before the senate with a petition of nearly 300 signatures, a third of whom were veterans, he said.' A minimum of .250 signatures is required for a non-senator to propose a bill or resolution. The MM 'a r 1 STEVE CONLIN7"HE SIGNPOST proposal is then sponsored by a senator and put before the student senate. The issue is usually voted on the week after it is introduced. A three-quarters majority vote, at least 12 of the 16 senators, is required to create a new senate seat. Veteran Steve Jones collected the signatures and organized the proposal with the help of Minson. Monday, he debated issues with the senate and answered questions about the veterans' political activism, whether a candidate would be provided for the seat next year and where the money would come from. In an interview Tuesday, Jones said the veterans had a voter output of 15 percent compared to the school's 1 0 percent average. "The veterans are more active than the majority of the campus," he said. Jones added Minson had found funds in the ASWSU budget for a new senate seat, which will cost $1,800 to $1,900. Jones said he has been placing banners around campus to draw veterans to Monday's 1:30 p.m. senate meeting in UB room 352. He also asked veterans to sign the senate petition in the library basement, room 4. Volume 56 Number 17 Quick Takes . iiiiwiMy News Ford's newest 'Stang stops at WSU for a visit. See Page 2 Arts WSU sponsors Warren Miller's newest ski adventure. See Page 7 Features Environmental consciousness gaining ground on campus. See Page 6 U-yV ff if - ' Sports University of Idaho soars to number one in the nation. See Page 10 Weather Highs in the 50s. Lows in the 40s. 'a s v : i 'A , v4!C 'X
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Today Horatio and I visited the Oakridge Library. I always thought it was a little weird that there was a library in the mall, especially in a mall which is known as quite a high-class and high-fashion mall. The library is tucked away in a corner and down a couple flights of stairs. Because of this, I was kind of surprised to see so many people at this library. Taking a picture of Horatio outside was actually quite difficult because of the near-constant movement of people in and out of the door.
Oakridge Library was much bigger than I remembered it. Compared to the other two relatively small libraries I've visited so far, it was enormous. There were shelves and shelves of every kind of book. The teen section, along with every other section, was substantial. There were also many computers, all of them occupied.
Normally after touring the grounds, I just hang around the teen section and read. Today, however, I was feeling extra inspired by the hefty amount of information in the room, so I wandered through the aisles and eventually ended up picking up a poetry anthology! Imagine that!
Because the Oakridge Library is large and visited by so many people, the atmosphere isn't as cozy as that of other libraries I've visited. However the great selection of books definitely makes up for this. Visiting this library would be a great way to end a long hard day of shopping.
Coziness + Comfort: 3/5
Selection: 4/5
Overall: 3.5/5
Hi everyone! My name's Megan and today is the first day of the VPL Branch Project. I live in Vancouver, BC and I love reading and visiting the library. I wanted to start this project because I only visit one branch of the Vancouver Public Library regularly, and I want to visit all the others to see what they have to offer.
So here's how it's going to work: Every couple of days, I'll hop on my bike and ride to a library branch. There's not going to be any particular order; it will be a spontaneous decision. Once at the library, I'll spend at least one hour there. I'll look around, maybe pick out a book or two, and discover what makes that library unique. Here on my blog, I'll tell you all about my experience and rate the library on selection, comfort + coziness, and on overall experience.
But I won't be doing this alone. Joining me will be my good friend Horatio, the sock monkey. He's also an avid reader and he's willing to help me scout out the best libraries. Here's a picture of him sitting in his favorite spot on my brother's bookshelf:
Horatio and I are ready to roll, so we'll talk to you later when we tell you about our first library.


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...Nicole, telling her parents that she's getting the operation. Nicole's parents try to argue, but Nicole asks them if they've noticed that they don't ever ask her what she thinks. "It's my fault; I let you do it. But I'm not cheating anymore. I'm not sitting back and giving over control, because I am ready to handle things for myself." McDreamy looks on, pleased, as does Alex. MereVO: "Some things are more than what you say. They're what you do."
And now we're back with Burke and Webber. Webber tells Burke that he appreciates his candor. Burke says he doesn't need any special treatment. Webber: "And you're not gonna get it. You're not married; you're not hiding. You came to me. You clearly value your relationship. What you two have together, I understand that, Preston, and it does matter." Cristina looks through the office window, both mortified and relieved as hell. MereVO: "Some things you say because you have no other choice."
We cut to the counselor's office again. Addison says she's given it a lot of consideration, and has decided to move to Seattle. McDreamy says Meredith won't be a problem anymore at all. The counselor says they've made remarkable progress. Ugh, so pukey. Addison says that's what marriage is about -- compromise, right? She tries to take McDreamy's hand, but he totally shafts her. He then says it's about give and take, and goes to take her hand, then pulls it away. They hate each other. MereVO: "Some things...you keep to yourself." Yes, like the fact that you hate your spouse.
Over at Joe's bar, Izzie tells Joe that they sold $485 worth of tickets to the surgery. She looks at Cristina, and asks, "Wait...did you sell more?" Cristina pulls a huge wad of cash out of her pocket and slams it on the bar. "Oh, yeah." Meredith walks in and they all get quiet. She smiles. "So you guys really do have nothing else to talk about?" They all admit that they don't, really. Alex walks in, and MereVO says, "And not too often...but every now and then..." Alex walks over to Izzie, and regards her. "What?" she asks. He grabs her, leans her back, and kisses her like it's the last thing he'll ever do. MereVO: "...some things simply speak for themselves." Alex places Izzie back upright, tells her goodnight, and walks out. Cristina: "WOW." Izzie: "Seriously." Joe: "You get a double." AB Chao: "Tears!" And we fade out.


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Next Hitman will have Square Enix Montreal's own spin
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Nov 22, 2012 11:00AM PST
Hitman creator IO Interactive is moving onto something new after Hitman: Absolution, with the series continuing at Square Enix's new Montreal studio. But how will this crazy arrangement work, and who will shape the future of Hitman? IO has answered a few questions. Read more
Hitman: Absolution ditches single-use codes for Contracts mode
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Nov 19, 2012 8:30AM PST
Hitman: Absolution's Contracts mode was supposed to be locked off behind a single-use code included with new copies, but no longer. All and sundry will be able to challenge their chums, no code required, to match their feats of killing men in a way of their choosing. Read more
Hitman: Absolution trailer prepares for launch
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Nov 16, 2012 9:30AM PST
Square Enix and IO Interactive released the launch trailer for Hitman: Absolution, due out next Tuesday. Read more
Hitman: Absolution trailer shows what 47 was born to do
by John Keefer, shacknews.com, Nov 9, 2012 7:30AM PST
For someone who is supposed to stay unseen, Codename 47 is being spotted quite a bit lately in new trailers pushing the upcoming release of Hitman: Absolution. The latest trailer asks if you have the instincts for his job. Read more
Hitman Absolution trailer turns 'living, breathing' to 'dead, quiet'
by John Keefer, shacknews.com, Nov 2, 2012 10:30AM PDT
Hitman: Absolution will be out in less than three weeks, and Square Enix has released a new trailer showing off the "living, breathing world" of the game. Well, there are parts that aren't living and breathing so much after 47 has his way with them. Read more
Hitman: Absolution trailer is morally ambiguous
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Oct 26, 2012 9:15AM PDT
A new Hitman: Absolution trailer touches (briefly) on the question of justified murder, interspersed with lots and lots of it. Read more
Hitman: Absolution trailer gets all gussied up
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Oct 19, 2012 7:30AM PDT
Agent 47 has always been a budding fashionista, with his classic sharp suits and an impressive array of costumes covering every fancy dress party conceivable. His wardrobe will explain again in Hitman: Absolution, a new trailer shows, with disguises from judge and cop to luchador and, yes, chicken once again. Read more
Hitman: Absolution difficulty levels detailed
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Oct 8, 2012 8:15AM PDT
Hitman: Absolution introduces a new 'Instinct' ability to the assassinate 'em up series, which can highlight enemies, predict their movements, give hints, and even directly drop suspicion. Fear not, gentle people who grumble and gripe about the babyfication of video games, with five difficulty levels you can tone Instinct down or do away with it entirely, to show the world how hardcore you are. Read more


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MusedMoose said...
Pfeh! Warlocks think they know fire? My fire mage will set you on fire in a perfectly ordinary sort of way, hurl an enormous flaming boulder at you that sets you on fire again, and turn you into a living bomb, setting you on fire *from the inside*. Then, once all that's done and you have a weakness to fire along with it, my fire mage will combine all those set-you-on-fire ways into a single combined immolation, which will burn you even as the other three do too.
Remember: anyone can set someone on fire. But fire mages can do it in three different ways *and* make them explode.
"Run! Run! Or you'll be well-done!"
Lock's have been setting themselves on fire for ages incase you haven't noticed. :) And recently as it happens we've even stopped taking any manner of damage from it, and as that certain spell tended to hurt more...yah, no worry about being set on fire from the insides. X3 And only three ways to set someone on fire? Last I checked locks have five ways to set someone on fire, one of which includes SETTING YOUR SOUL ON FIRE! 8D
If there's any reason I'm running, it's because I'm gagging on the smell of massive, flaming piles of dead mages. XD


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TONKIN Joseph married Catherine MULLOY 1897
Information & Research Journal.
Marriage details for Joseph and Catherine.
Groom: Joseph TONKIN.
Age: 27 years.
Status: Single.
Father: George TONKIN.
Bride: Catherine MULLOY.
Age: 28 years.
Status: Single.
Father: William MULLOY.
Date married: 27 September 1897.
Place: Catholic Church, Manoora, South Australia.
Joseph died 17 June 1948 in Glen Osmond, South Australia, aged 78 years.
Catherine died 31 May 1933 in South Gawler, South Australia, aged 63 years.
Six children located South Australian records for Joseph and Catherine.
Ethel May TONKIN.
Born: 18 September 1898, Wallaroo, South Australia.
Died: 11 May 1933, Adelaide, South Australia, aged 35 years.
Status: Single.
George William TONKINb
Born: 1900 Balaklava, South Australia.
Died: -
Married: Mary Bridget MORONY.
Date: 18 August 1931.
Place: St Laurance Church, North Adelaide, South Australia.
Robert Leonard TONKIN.
Born: 11 October 1901, Balaklava, South Australia.
Died: -
Mary Katherine TONKIN.
Born: 29 December 1902, Balaklava, South Australia.
Died: 13 January 1904, Balaklava, aged 1 year.
Annie Frances TONKIN.
Born: 06 September 1906, Balaklava, South Australia.
Died: 17 December 1941, Unley Park, South Australia, aged 36 years.
Status: Single.
Joseph Raphael TONKIN.
Born: 29 April 1916, Petersburg, South Australia.
Died: -
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, South Australia.
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TONKIN lives in Victoria, Australia.
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Keep the Glow Going: Twinkle Lights Year-Round
One of the best parts of the post-holiday return to normalcy is, well… the return to normalcy. Putting away the decorations, cleaning up the mess left from the madness, and bringing some order and simplicity to your home should be a satisfying and therapeutic experience. But what if you mourn—even just a little bit—the festive glow from the twinkling lights?
Incorporate some sparkle into your everyday decor; use simple white lights to cozy up a corner or compliment your existing lighting.
1. A combination of twigs, twine, and white lights forms an ethereal canopy bed, from Julie Hope.
2. Cara Lynne from ShShh-Shop on etsy uses white lights in her snug studio, seen in the Open Studio series.
3. Bare bulbs dress up a neutral palette in this series by Jennifer Causey in The Makers Project.
4. A beautiful light canopy makes a cozy place to go to bed, from boho girl.
5. Simple white lights dress up a vintage mirror in Emma Jane Noren's home, featured on design*sponge.
6. Dress up a wall with a cute light garland made from dixie cups; here's a tutorial by the Loveliest Day.
7. Combine blank white canvases and white lights to make a dazzling piece of art, from Apartment Therapy.
8. Enclose your bed in a fairy-inspired lightscape with some sheer fabric and twinkle lights; seen on shine from yahoo.
9. Colorful garland lights add whimsy to a corner; via Tabletonic.
10. A literal "star" shines on the wall of Annaleena in her inspired home.
Images: 1. Julie Hope, via flickr; with permission; 2-4. as linked above; 5. Chloé from caught the light; 6. Jenna McKenzie 7-10. as linked above.
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I love that bed!
Last year I put my Christmas lights up around the big window in my bedroom, but unfortunately one of my cats was obsessed with chewing on the bulbs so I had to take it down. :(
I threw some white lights on top of my cabinets this year, and decided to leave them up when the decorations came down. I tucked them to the back of the cabinets, through, so you only see the glow.
Go ahead and spend a little extra on commercial grade twinkle lights. A better quality base, thicker wires, better insulation. For permanent installations extra bit of investment buys a lot of piece of mind. Even better, commercial grade LED lights, safer for you and good for the environment too.
We put up twinkle lights aruond the flowering tree overhanging our front patio 2 Christmases ago, and haven't taken it down since! It's great for romantic dinners and outdoor parties.
So pretty! I could see myself doing something like the garland, or just the bare bulbs, in my daughter's room. She'd love it.
I love little white lights year-round! I've lined my room divider with them and it adds a little whimsy to my home.
Great post! I love the ones where the lights are hidden behind sheer fabrics. So cheerful and happy!
More practical suggestion - tack them up around the inside of the doorframe in an otherwise unlit closet - works like a charm!
We used to have a canopy of netting over our bed. It started one Christmas my husband, Philip said, "Where did we get all these twinkle lights?" , as he went though the boxes of decorations. "They were on sale last year for a dollar a string, so I bought extra...", I said. He disappeared into the bedroom and finally I went in and here he had all these lights going around the room... LOL :D We eventually got a canopy of netting a draped them over the netting and behind...put them on a dimmer and they were really pretty. Hmm...I'm thinking we need to do something like this again....
Good advice Billy Ruffian, I love twinkle lights and do use them all year, on the porches in summer especially. I bought some very nice LED ones at Ikea for my daughter to use in her dorm to make it festive. They weren't cheap, but if the quality is better I'm glad I splurged.
I'll put away the red babbles and Christmas-y figurines but I still leave the greeneries, white lights, white candles, and silver babbles out pretty much for the rest of winter. Winters are long here and it's nice to have lights and some shiny things around the house.
I've always have a strand of colored LED's near my boys twin beds. They add color to the room year round, and are considered their nightlight. But when Christmas is upon us, they suddenly seem very of the season.
what do you call the lights in photo 8? the ones that hang in long strands from a top wire? i'm trying to source them and i can't think of what to search for!
Silly question---is it really safe to have twinkle lights draped around sheer poly fabric?
I have twinkle lights draped under my white West Elm side table, which works well if you want a little illumination without a lot of direct light.
Our dark New England,winters can be so gloomy, this year we are leaving the white lights up for a while. I also hang a few ornaments around the house to cheer me up.
I like the idea of leaving up twinkle lights in an outdoor patio area. But I can't help but think back to my days in interior design school when my professor cautioned us to make sure we had a nice variety of intimate lighting sources in our interiors, less the end user really screw it up by hanging stringed lights or something. :) Heaven forbid! (For the record, I do have some lights hanging up in my apartment. But I will never tell my professor.)
Here in Portland, the extra lights make a world of difference in winter. Anything to chase away the dark drear! My clear LED lights look only a little tacky but so very festive in vases placed in various corners of the living room.
I wrap old strands into tight balls, plug them end to end and use the light balls to light my fireplace.
I do this! I have a string of slightly nicer white lights strung taut up-and-down between two thin white curtain rods on one wall. It looks like lighted branches, and the light it gives off is really pretty. Inspired by a display at Ikea, weirdly!
bejeweled... I didn't notice them getting too warm at all, but you could try them out separately to see if they get hot over a long time before you put them near fabric. We had them up for years and they never seem harmful. And we are pretty careful about these kinds of things... :)
Sea Glass and Buttons... I like your idea for the light balls in the fireplace ;)
Oh... and we used them outside to line our walkway for our dog who was partially blind. He would walk right along the edge and follow the lights home :) We called them "Buddy's runway lights" :)
Thanks Shalmayan. Your post about lighting your dog's path really warmed my heart. So sweet.
I have a rusty industrial fan shroud I have lined with twinkle lites from Ikea. Brightens up a corner nicely while hung on the wall in a dim corner.


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|Sports-Related concussion: Emergency Medicine and Sports Medicine perspectives
|Mohamed K. Badawy, M.D., FAAP, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Emergency Medicine, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Associate Medical Director, Children's Medical Center Dallas Emergency Department, Dallas, TX
Shane Miller, MD, FAAP, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital Sports Medicine Center, Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics and Pediatrics, UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Dallas, TX
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According to researchers behind the study, most metropolitan planning areas with military installations have a disconnect between military bases, planning organizations and the Department of Transportation.
The purpose of the study is to determine current deficiencies in roadways that serve the military. It also surveys military members to get a sense of what should and shouldn't be improved.
Of the more than 10,000 respondents, 79 percent said that traffic congestion was their biggest concern. They were also given the opportunity to make improvement suggestions. Topping off that list was a light rail extension to the naval base.
"It would help a lot if they had light rail out here," said driver Antonio Watson. "Because of traffic and the young drivers who are in the Navy."


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Detectives searched the sedan and found the clothed body of a woman, SDPD homicide Lt. Jorge Duran told reporters. The county Medical Examiner's Office will confirm her identity and cause of death, he said.
On Tuesday, police sought the public's help in finding Hall, who went missing last month. At the time of her disappearance, she was planning to travel to a home in Sherman Oaks for a job interview, authorities said.
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Blaine homeowners can anticipate a slight increase in their property taxes next year if a proposed increase is approved by council.
In their regular meeting Monday, Blaine City Council reviewed a proposed property tax levy that would increase property tax revenue by 1 percent – about a 4 cent increase per $1,000 of assessed home value – as much as state law will allow under voter-approved initiative 747.
The initiative, sponsored by Tim Eyman and passed in 2001, imposes a 1 percent limit on increases in revenue from property taxes, with the exception of taxes from new construction. Anti-taxation groups estimate the measure has saved taxpayers approximately $1 billion since it was passed with 58 percent voter approval. Others argue that amount is $1 billion that was cut from public services, programs and schools.
Blaine city manager Gary Tomsic said the city is additionally capped at imposing a total combined levy of $3.60 per $1,000 of assessed home value. That amount includes fire district and library levies, he said.
Tomsic said the increase will generate an additional $9,252.32 for the city's general fund plus revenue from new construction.
Several audience members urged the council not to approve the proposed increase.
"I find it to be a bit of an oxymoron that you would prefer to save developers money from removing impact fees and recover it by further taxing the citizens," said Blaine resident Trevor Hoskins.


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LANSING, MI (WTVB) - Reaction to the Governor's Budget Proposal has been swift and varied and not always predictable. It would put $250 million into roads and $120 million into the state's rainy day fund. It also contributes more to education, and would give tax relief to poor and moderate residents by restoring the Homestead Tax Credit.
Democrats say it doesn't go nearly far enough to restore the damage done to those programs by the first four years of the Snyder administration. House Democratic Leader Tim Greimel calls the proposal to boost public education 2.8% a drop in the bucket. 80% of that money would go into the education pension fund, not into the classroom, resulting in an increase for classrooms of just over half a percent. Critics say that won't even keep up with inflation.
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