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Land Sale
Land Area: 10200 (m2)
Location: Inland
Asking: € 21,500
In the Colledara area,Contrada Scaccia, in a relaxing panoramic position with gorgeous view over the Appennini chain and its peak and the Gran Sasso mountain ,the valley Vomano e Mavone and the medieval villages Castelli, Castel Castagna, B...
» Bathrooms: 0 | Land: 10200 (m2) |
Location: Inland
Swimming Pool
POA Price On Application
Characteristics Situated between Cortona and Montepulciano this enchanting castle enjoys the privilege of a wonderful location surrounded by Chianti vineyards in the southern part of Tuscany. Both the Etruscan and Roman civilizations hav...
» Bathrooms: 0 | Floor: 650 (m2) | Land: 3 (ha) |
Location: Inland
Asking: € 55,000
For rent: a commercial space, provided with large windows. The building is ideal to be turned into an office, a small flat or a shop. Excellent for an investment! ? Energetic Class: G ? EPI: > 175 kWh/sqm per year. ...
» Bathrooms: 0 | Floor: 45 (m2) |
Location: Inland
Asking: € 680,000
For sale: a wide room, perfect for commercial activities: it is 800 square metres large and includes about 150 square metres suitable for an office with an independent entrance. The price includes also 1100 square metres of covered and unco...
» Bathrooms: 0 | Floor: 800 (m2) |
Land Sale
Land Area:
Location: Inland
Asking: € 17,500
In the Colledara area, we are offering sqm 376 of building land at a very good price. Ideal for the realization of a villa or vacation house including a built in pool or a small pond.. There is a beautiful view of the Gran Sasso. Lots of pr...
» Bathrooms: 0 | Floor: 376 (m2) |
Land Sale
Land Area:
Location: Inland
Asking: € 14,000
In Colledara, the town of Bascianella for sale a small building lot of sqm 170. Ideal for the placing of a wooden bungalow, or stone home (see attached plan). There is the possibility to purchase sqm 120 of extra land upon request. Perfect ...
» Bathrooms: 0 | Floor: 170 (m2) |
Location: Inland
Asking: € 95,000
Gerenoveerde en instapklare halfopen bebouwing aan de rand van het dorp Ponti, met tuin en open zicht. Het huis bestaat uit een bovenverdieping met woonkamer met open keuken, slaapkamer, badkamer en balkon. Beneden zijn er 2 garages e...
» Bathrooms: 0 | Floor: 100 (m2) | Land: 200 (m2) |
Location: Inland
Asking: € 175,000
Dicht bij het dorpje Ponti (waar je winkels, bar, restaurant,?. kan vinden) , aan vlot bereikbare weg, bevinden zich deze twee gebouwen omgeven door een mooi veld van ca. 3000 m2. ? Het eerste gebouw van ca. 150 m2 bestaat uit een woning...
» Bathrooms: 0 | Floor: 300 (m2) | Land: 3000 (m2) |
Bedrooms: 10
Location: Inland
Swimming Pool
Asking: € 2,900,000
Characteristics This charming estate comprises two good size and very robust country houses, situated on a hillside where they enjoy the lovely view of the valley below. While the oldest part dates back to the 11th century it comes as no...
» Bathrooms: 7 | Land: 3 (ha) | Air conditioning | Central heating
Bedrooms: 4
Swimming Pool
Asking: € 570,000
New built villa in rustic style, located in the quiet of the Bagni di Lucca hills, just 20km from Lucca city. It consists of on the ground floor living room, large dining room / kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom; on the first fl...
» Bathrooms: 3 | Floor: 180 m2 |
Bedrooms: 3
Asking: € 600,000
Close to via Fillungo, but in a quit location, large first floor apartment in good conditions with high ceilings in a beautiful, storic palazzo, overlooks a square. Consists of two entrances, large living room, kitchen with balcon...
» Bathrooms: 1 | Floor: 170 m2 |
Bedrooms: 6
Asking: € 850,000
Typical farmhouse, in the hills at about 9km from Lucca, to south. It is located close to a nice, old village. It consists of two indipendent units. The main house is made up of On the Ground floor dining room lead...
» Bathrooms: 5 | Floor: 220 m2 |
Asking: € 220,000
Detached, recently built 3 double-bedroom (120 sqm) villa with about 1000 sqm garden (0.2 acres). Set on the edge of the village of Casciana and surrounded by mountains, a short walk takes you to the village caf which doubles as a small gro...
» Central heating
Bedrooms: 2
Asking: € 110,000
2-bedroom lower villa (113 sqm) with large garden (800 sqm, just under 0.2 acres) in the mountain village of Colognola, just 5 minutes from Piazza al Serchio. Superb views. Plenty of room for swimming pool. Main door to hallway. To...
Bedrooms: 3
Asking: € 190,000
3 bedroom 2nd (top) floor apartment just 15-20 minutes walk from the centre of Barga with its cafs, restaurants, shops and art galleries. Move-in condition inc. central heating and double glazing. Built in the 1970s, the apartment...
» Central heating
Rebuilding project
Asking: € 30,000
Sitting peacefully on the edge of the village of Villa Collemandina, with garden and about 1000 sqm of sloping woodland at the back Outside there is a parking area and garden surrounding the house (mainly down to lawn). At the back...
Bedrooms: 4
Asking: € 55,000
Two stone built barns in the little mountain hamlet of Monterotondo (460m asl), just 2.5km from Castelnuovo di Garfagnana and a 10-15 minute walk to the much loved local restaurant and caf, Bonini. The barns are situated next to t...
Bedrooms: 3
Asking: € 180,000
Beautifully restored, traditional stone village house with working bread/pizza oven outside, large terrace wiht flagstones and small garden with breathtaking views. 5 minutes drive from the bustling mountain town of Piazza al Serchio. Featu...
Bedrooms: 3
Asking: € 295,000
In the small hamlet of Comunale, (500m asl), just 2km from the village of Villa Collemandina, this newly renovated, end-terrace traditional 3 bedrooms house has spectacular mountain views from the patio, garden and meadow. The mead...
Bedrooms: 1
Asking: € 37,000
Charming, fully restored little cottage close to the shores of Lake Vagli. Comprising dining kitchen on the ground floor (with front door to little garden (about 12 sqm) and bedroom + shower room upstairs. The village of Vagli di ...
Asking: € 35,000
"La Casetta" is a detached, traditional stone built cottage on the edge of the village of Ghivizzano, located half way between Barga and Bagni di Lucca (about 9km/15 mins drive) from both. It needs complete restoration and modernis...
Asking: € 680,000
Fully restored, stone built property with stunning views, quietly situated close to the small medieval mountain village of Brucciano, near to Barga (12km) and Gallicano (7km). The property is currently being run as an "agriturismo...
Mid terrace
Bedrooms: 5
Asking: € 75,000
Traditional mid terrace house (about 130 sqm) with leafy mountain views, a two minute drive from the vibrant and historic town of Barga. (An easy 20 minute walk on the road or 40 minutes using a lovely woodland walk behind the house.) ...
» Central heating
Studio Flat
Asking: € 59,000
Newly renovated, light and airy studio apartment (anout 27smq) on the second floor of a historical building in the centre of Castelnuovo. The building has thick stone walls, keeping it cool in summer and warm in winter. Heating via a pellet...
Asking: € 95,000
Overlooking the the pretty village of Benabbio (400m asl), this is a traditional, detached stone built cottage with large, south facing garden, in move-in condition (including a sound roof and central heating). It was built in 188...
» Central heating
Asking: € 80,000
Traditional stone built cottage and outbuildings with about 1 ha (2.4 acres) of land, less than 0.5km along a track road (which could easily be improved) from the village of Giuncugnano. The cottage itself is in good structural con...
Bedrooms: 4
Asking: € 270,000
Beautiful detached traditional stone farmhouse with outbuildings in a very sunny spot close to Chiozza village. Views over surrounding area and Apuan Alps. Close to "La Sponda" ("Riverbank") stream, which can be heard flowing by. ...
» Central heating
Bedrooms: 2
Asking: € 95,000
Casa Brondi is a village house in the medieval village of Sermezzana (about 670 m asl), near the Lunigiana/Garfagnana border, set in a peaceful and naturally beautiful part of Tuscany. Move-in condition. Ground floor - o...
Bedrooms: 2
Asking: € 470,000
Set in a stunning position this detached house designed with architectural flair has uninterrupted views over the surrounding countryside.Immaculately presented and privately situated in 2,800 sq m of land with panoramic views over the ...
» Central heating
Bedrooms: 2
Asking: € 800,000
Close to Palaia, this castle and hamlet are located on top of a sun-drenched hill, with spectacular views. The skilful and painstaking restoration of the hamlet and castle, now completed after several years of work, has breathed new life in...
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Greek Flame Taverna
- Address:
7600 Dr. Phillips Blvd Suite 4
Orlando, FL 32819Neighborhood:
I Drive / Sand Lake
- Cuisine:
GreekPrice: $30 and under
Greek Flame Taverna
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.greekflametaverna.com/
- Phone: 4073704624
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Sunday Lunch 11:00am - 4:30pm Dinner 4:30pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Greek
- Executive Chef: Maria Chrissanthidis
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Greek Flame Taverna
For the past 10 years Greek Flame Taverna has been cooking authentic, homemade Greek cuisine. And, for the past 7 years the Greek Flame Taverna has been honored with the foodie award for "Best Greek" in Orlando. They have also won the 2011 and 2012 Orlando Magazine Dining Award for Best Greek Restaurant.Continued
The Chrissanthidis family takes great pride in the cuisine's they offer cooking them with only the freshest ingredients and using family recipes. You are invited to join our family and delight your taste-buds with our home cooking and choose from many Greek wines and beers! Welcome to our kitchen!
Kalí óreksi! Bon appétit!
The Chrissanthidis family takes great pride in the cuisine's they offer cooking them with only the freshest ingredients and using family recipes. You are invited to join our family and delight your taste-buds with our home cooking and choose from many Greek wines and beers! Welcome to our kitchen!
Kalí óreksi! Bon appétit!
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked 1000-Point Tables
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Greek Flame Taverna reviews from OpenTable diners
32 reviews since June 22, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelQuiet
neighborhood gem (15)fit for foodies (9)romantic (8)special occasion (8)great for outdoor dining (6)great for lunch (6)good for groups (6)notable wine list (5)kid-friendly (4)Show More
- Little gemChesnuttdaveDined on 5/30/2013After eating at chain restaurant since we. Arrived in Orlando it was nice to find this little gem. We eat at some good Greek restaurants in London ,and this is as good as any of these. Service and food is top rateSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousKobespDined on 5/25/2013We enjoyed this restaurant. Fresh, high quality dishes individually prepared. Lots of Greeks and Turks eating there. Always a good sign!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent MealJolantaVIPDined on 5/24/2013We had a nice dinner. staff was very attentive. The food was delicious. We startedmwith the Greek flaming cheese. My husband had lamb which was well prepared and flavorful. I had the chicken in white wine special. We finished with traditional desserts. We would highly recommend this restaurant, you will not be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 5/24/2013Food was spectacular! Service was very attentive and we were very pleased with our dining experience.Special Features:
- Great neighborhood placeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/21/2013We dined together with our book club - we had a great meal, and excellent service. The waiter knew the menu well, helped with suggestions and was spot on with his wine picks! We will be back - lamb was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A wonderful Greek restaurant!OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 5/16/2013My husband and I go here often, Food is always great and service is reliable and prompt and the wait staff is very friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service and food !SteveDined on 5/13/2013We tried the Greek Flame Taverna on a whim. What a great choice we made. The service and the food were excellent. We would recommend the Greek Flame Taverna to anyone in the Orlando area.Special Features:
- Come for the food, stay for StellaLuisQDined on 5/12/2013Went here for the second time, and brought my mom and brother along for Mother's Day. The food and experience was just as good as last time, but we were impressed by the friendly and hard-working staff. Our waitress, Stella, made the experience all the better, giving us top-notch service while juggling a couple of other tables. Greek Flame Taverna is one of my family's, and my, favorites now and you'd be hard pressed to find better value for their prices anywhere in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great family run dinner spotCarlosVIPDined on 5/7/2013Great family run dinner spot for Greek food. The tomato and feta appetizer was delicious. The lamb shank entre was superb. Definitely worth a visit. Like many Florida restaurants, it's tucked in a strip mall, so look carefully and you'll find it.Special Features:
- Great GreekNeighborDined on 4/30/2013Very authentic Greek food. All freshly prepared. Friendly, attentive staff. You can make a meal from the appetizers alone, but don't! The fresh seafood and lamb are fabulous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent and authentic GreekOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/25/2013Excellent and authentic Greek food. The grilled octopus is as good as I've had in Greece. We travel 60 miles for the food.Special Features:
- Great food and wonderful serviceAnonDined on 4/12/2013Great food and wonderful service but door to patio open and smoke came inside. I did not enjoy that part.
- In a sea of overpriced chainOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 3/31/2013In a sea of overpriced chain restaurants, Greek Flame is a life raft. Privately-owned, understated, and with excellent food. Our server, Stella, was terrific. She has a background working on cruise ships, and that background shines through. Focused wine list--all Greek--with high quality wines versus the typical Rodidys. We ordered saganaki (flaming cheese) and a meat platter for 2. It was more than enough for our party of 3. The chicken and lamb kabobs were tender, the loin chops and roast lamb were expertly prepared, but the gyros stood out. It melted in your mouth! And the Greek custard dessert was the perfect way to end our meal.Special Features:
- They have the best SaganakiDncdineDined on 3/31/2013They have the best Saganaki in town. Their lamb chops and Maria's chicken are so delicious .Special Features:
- This was a great place toOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/31/2013This was a great place to dine. Food was fantastic, cooked perfect for order. Staff very friendly. You have to try rack of lamb / sea platter & Maria's chicken (chef's special) (yum yum yum !!!!). Diverse selection for desserts. Will be going back very soon...GinaSpecial Features:
- You should try it!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/31/2013First impression: the succulent and big cubs of lamb kebob let us without words. Once we find this family little restaurant and enjoyed the delicious meal, Greek Flame became as a bijoux that we will not let it go. For starters, we had the excellent black mussels. As a main course, we had lamb kebab and fresh divers scallops over the mix vegetables. In addition, we were impressed by the presentation of the plates and our grilled vegetables : eggplant, zucchini, green pepper, tomatoes and other were fresh grilled. Everything came in a perfect timing and our sweet waitress never escaped us from her eyes. As a result, me and my wife had a perfect romantic dinner in Greek Flame Taverna Restaurant. It's the best in town!Special Features:
- Greek Flame is the best!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/30/2013Excellent service and food. Presentation of the food, was exceptional. The stuffed grape vine leaves, spinach pie and the pita bread with sauces for starters was heavenly. A great start for feeling you are in Greece. The leg of lamb, the special Maria's Chicken was exceptional. Lots of Greek wines offered. Having a bad day, a great place to unwind and enjoy the day. All the servers helped each other. Amazing to see a great team working together. This will be my home away from home. Fantastic restaurant!!!!!Special Features:
- The menu encompasses somethingMamaj1lDined on 3/29/2013The menu encompasses something for everyone in the true Greek style. The food is cooked fresh on order and uses the best of the ingredients and spices. Leave room for the homemade deserts. Staff is very personable and so willing to please. I will definitely let others know that the Greek Flame is the best on restaurant row.Special Features:
- Mediocre at best.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/26/2013By NY standards this place is mediocre at best. Quality foods and ingredients are not being used. Fish based spreads were fishy. Calamari was too small and chewy. Olive oil was not extra virgin olive, it was blended or pomace. Whole fish lacked freshness and not cooked to perfection. The other reviews are way overrated.
- The Saganaki was tough andOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 3/26/2013The Saganaki was tough and chewy. The lamb shank was very good but the whole sea bass was "old" and smelled it. As for service, we felt continuously ignored even though there were very few occupied tables.
- The food wsa excellent, serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 3/23/2013The food wsa excellent, service great. So many good things on the menu. We will have to go back to try more.Special Features:
- We booked this while we wereOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 3/19/2013We booked this while we were visiting in Orlando. It was great! A bit more expensive than other Greek restaurants we have visited.Special Features:
- excellant all the way around.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/17/2013excellant all the way around. eric was excellant. we will be back. thank you.Special Features:
- It was our second visit andOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/16/2013It was our second visit and the food and service were excellent overall. The appetizer was very tasty and the entrees were great. The Lemon chicken soup was just ok as was one of the desserts - both items were removed from our bill. Still, it's the best Greek in the Orlando area.Special Features:
- This was another fabulousOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/16/2013This was another fabulous dining experience for us at Greek Taverna.The food is definitely authentic greek and presentation and taste are excellent.I would recommend this for anyone who is looking for a non chain dining experience...Special Features:
- Opa!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/15/2013Family run and fabulous. Don't miss the flaming cheese appetizer. And save room for the homemade desserts. Opa!Special Features:
- We went with great expectations,OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/12/2013We went with great expectations, but found the food boring. The lemon chicken soup was thin, flavorless; it lacked any of the rich texture and lemony flavor that good Avgolemono soup should have. The stuffed grape leaves were so-so. The lemon potatoes again lacked that lemony flavor, didn't have that great "skin" and were soggy. The Gyros meat was flavorful, our positive for the night. The server was nice, but distracted: three requests to get anything. With each dish we asked for lemons -- since the flavor seemed to be missing. She finally brought out one wedge and admitted they didn't have much lemon left after a large event the weekend before.
- There were six in our partyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/12/2013There were six in our party and Stella, our server, handled us well. Always amazing to me when a waitress takes your order and doesn't write anything down, and when it comes, everything is right and placed in front of the right person. Only disappointing factor was (as we were told) there was a big wedding reception held there over the weekend (we were there on a Tues. night), and after consuming a great bottle of wine, and wanting to order a second, they were "out of" that wine. Food was good, price for party of six who ordered 4 appetizers, 2 bottles + 1 glass of wine, and 4 desserts, was amazingly moderate. If you like true, traditional Greek food, this is the place to be.Special Features:
- We love Greek food, and findingMichaelVIPDined on 3/9/2013We love Greek food, and finding this restaurant in the neighborhood was a good find. Overall the food was very good.The appetizers were excellent and the fish was good, although we had to ask for more lemons twice as they seemed to be quite rare. The only criticism is that the Greek salad was really lame, and a good Greek restaurant should have a great Greek salad!!Special Features:
- The food and service wereOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/5/2013The food and service were excellent - they grow their own tomatoes and spices on the patio - everything is made from scratch and healthy. The staff is wonderful and the owners / chiefs are out in the dining room and quite available to their customers. Heated up the leftover which were delish, even on the second day. Their salad dressing is excellent and they even make their own hot sauce. This is a real gem with the owners having a background for many years in making their own food and serving the public. There is a reason why this restaurant has a Zarat rating - it really deserves it. Would recommend this place to everyone, and we will return !!!!Special Features:
- Good food-nice family runstroonzeDined on 3/4/2013Good food-nice family run place. We enjoyed our dinner very much and would go back.Special Features:
- The food overall was justOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/3/2013The food overall was just OK, the Soup was way to Spicy, and the Seafood Special with Eggplant was really way to Spicy. The Leg of Lamb was Overcooked. Overall not a good experience. We have been ther in the past and it was a lot better, This visit was BAD. It will be a very long time before we go back. Just a note we are all locals and live in the Dr Philips area..Keith Kent
- if you have been to GreeceOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 3/2/2013if you have been to Greece you will think that you would be back there - food is fresh and vibrant with lots of imported Greek produce -if you thought that Greek food started and stopped at a GYRO then you will be very suprised Lamb dishes in particualer are excellent - great service , just a fun place that you can enjoy we love it :-)Special Features:
- If we had been alone, we wouldLocalResidentVIPDined on 3/1/2013If we had been alone, we would have gotten up and left. We go to Greece a lot and know good Greek food. My wife's salad was poor; it had no flavor and a weak dressing. There was no spoon to use to place it on the salad and it took 15 minutes and several requests to finally get one. The salad was supposed to include lamb souvlaki which was not given and had to be reordered, arriving well after all the other food was served. We ordered wine; what we requested was not available. They offered something else instead, upcharging $10 which I refused. The wine we did finally order arrived warm. I asked for an ice bucket which was brought without ice. My chicken souvlaki was also poor...no vegetables just dried chicken on a stick.
- Best Greek Food In TownSuperiorVIPDined on 2/18/2013We really enjoyed our dinner at Greek Flame. The service excelled...the best ever, "Stella"...WOW she hit a HR. The meat grape leaves app were homemade and the very best I've had anywhere. My wife thought her Pastishio was excellent. My Shrimp & Feta was outstanding. Great dinner and evening. I highly recommend the Greek Flame, we will be back when we return South.Special Features:
- Great food, wine and atmosphere.CJfromOrlandoDined on 2/14/2013Great food, wine and atmosphere. Very quaint location. It was Valentine's Day and you could tell the service staff was stretched. No worries, we were not in a hurry. The food was unique, prepared as asked for and the wine pairings were spot on. We will be back soon!!!Special Features:
- The food seemed more authenticOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/14/2013The food seemed more authentic Greek. The menu goes beyond the typical local Greek restaurant. It's in a slightly upscale with table clothes. We came from across town and it was worth it. Delicious grilled octopus, soups, plus a chefs lobster special that night. The lamb was great.Special Features:
- Service was good and moreOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/13/2013Service was good and more importantly food was very tasty and excellent! Ambience is nice, a bit loud if there's a crowd. Definitely would recommend and go to again.Special Features:
- This was our first visit.JCTravelerVIPDined on 2/8/2013This was our first visit. We enjoyed the food and the service. Our server was the owner's daughter and she was a gem. She was very knowledgeable, energetic and attentive. She indicated she really enjoys her job and it showed. The food was very good. Not like any other Greek food we have consumed. It is more like mama's home cooking type of Greek food. If you are tired of breaded and fried Calamari then try their grilled Calamari. Yum! Also, their home made salad dressing must not be missed. Next time we are in the Orlando area this will be one of our top dining stops.Special Features:
- The food was fantastic. OurOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/8/2013The food was fantastic. Our server was very attentive and efficient. It was quiet so we could actually enjoy ourselves and hear each other converse. Overall we had a wonderful timeSpecial Features:

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Monday, November 3 @ 8:25 a.m.
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Tuesday, January 20 @ 1:07 p.m.
Wednesday, November 12 @ 9:20 p.m.
Monday, January 12 @ 2:06 p.m.
Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week is Coming!!
We will have a Fright Night from 2-4 on Wednesday, October 29. Students may not dress up during the school day, but may dress up for the event.
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We will have a school-wide dress up day on Friday, October 31.
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Monday: (Pajama Day) Don't Cozy up with Drugs.
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Wednesday:(Wear Black) Black out Drugs. Wear sunglasses to shade out drugs. Join us at the Fright Night Dance to "Fright Away Drugs"
Thursday: (Wear Hawaiian) Catch the wave to a drug free life.
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Mr. Kok and Mr. Seymour take on the Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS
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Anyone have a copy of the Bourbon & Branch menu?
- ponyboy Jan 17, 2007 06:27 PM
Looking for a copy of the drink menu.
Anyone have a copy scanned or have pics of the menu?
I'd love to see one too. The website says they have cocktails - does anyone know what kinds they make? Do they only make champagne, whiskey, rum, and tequila cocktails?
they have all kinds of stuff. whiskey, rum, vodka, whatever based cocktails. you can't...or i've yet to see anyone attempt to order a standard manhatten or dirty martini, but just go it's worth the trouble.
there's no limit, you can stay for 1 drink or leave plastered. if you stay past your rsvp time they will simply ask you to move tables if they're busy.
however i hear if you go and 'hell's kitchen' is on the menu you're in for a treat, i've yet to see this page.
re: LisaLisaSF
>Too bad it is in such a bad part of town (take a cab).
i think that's kind of a plus.
[and i dont really consider that area too bad]
>(note: eat first, they don't have any food
lots of places to eat right around there
re: psb
Yeah, I kind of laughed when I saw that it was called a "bad area" (reminded me of Repo Man, but that's another story). I've walked there from the Financial District many times and it's fine. Chestnut Street it ain't, but that's kind of the whole deal - it's a "speakeasy." Traditionally those spots were unsavory to say the least. But you could always get great drinks!
re: LisaLisaSF
When you say "wipe you out" is that a reference to the strength of the drinks or the prices of them?
I'm excited! Thanks for the tip on eating first - we have 1.5 hour reservation, and I know I couldn't make it through that on an empty stomach.
Wipe out meaning the drinks are strong. Completely disagree with the board about the location We're talking about the Tenderloin here. It's not safe to walk past the Clift alone. This is MY opinion. Other than Cortez, would love to hear other restaurant recommendations in that area.
re: LisaLisaSF
lol..sent a few people there last week and they were drunk by dinner at quinche.
re: LisaLisaSF
I agree it's not all that savory, and can be unclean/unpleasant, but I have never felt in danger.
re: LisaLisaSF
I do agree that it's up to the individual to decide how safe they feel anywhere. BUT I'm a woman (of small stature) and live "past the Clift" so I walk that route at least twice a day, including at night. Yes, I get panhandled a lot but I've never felt unsafe. Though I would not advise walking around alone after 2:00 am...anywhere really. I heard about 2 near abductions of young women walking home alone in Pacific Heights so ya never know.
I was just at B&B, where I stood outside alone while waiting for some friends. Yeah the usual cast of crazies were milling about but I really don't think that any of the folks that you encounter are out to rob or hurt you.
I'm a big fan of the TL and all the cool little shops and restaurants that are in my hood. I tend to be a bit defensive when I hear people say how "bad" it is.
I understand your point of view as someone that doesn't know the area as I do but I wanted to share my perspective too.
re: LisaLisaSF
A la Turca on Geary and Larkin is a great place.
>We're talking about the Tenderloin here.
>It's not safe to walk past the Clift alone.
I was wondering why Philippe Starck put in that
"Here be tandoori-fueled crackhead transvestites."
sign by the Clift.
BTW, is the branch of Pearl's Phat Burger at Post and
Jones new? I assume it is a branch of the place in
Mill Valley.
re: psb
Yes, Pearl's has been there maybe 5 mo. or so. Same owners as the Mill Valley shop. Someone on this board recommended ordering the buffalo burger rare and now it's my regular order. Of course the beef burgs are nice too. And I love their fries - crispy on the outside and tender on the inside every time.
B&B, by virtue of its name, really specializes in bourbon cocktails - many specialties from decades ago, and wonderful.
I keep meaning to take pictures of the menu but never get past photos of the lovely laser-etched cover! I do a pretty good job of documenting the ingredients of what I've had there so far. You can see my photos at:
Check the photo descriptions for ingredients.
I sat at the bar for the first time the other night, which is a great experience. You can learn a lot! I mainly chatted with Dominic, who is also tends bar at Range.
re: courtneyp
Those are great!!
re: coolbean98
Thanks! I love documenting my food and drink in pictures.


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AL East Notes: Red Sox, Headley, Yankees
The Red Sox are faced with a problem unique to big-market teams, John Tomase of the Boston Herald writes. That question is how to spend all their money. Baseball has clamped down on spending on amateur talent, and the Angels' recent example shows the problems inherent in free-agent spending sprees. The Red Sox will have plenty of money coming off the books next offseason, perhaps giving them $50MM with which to spend. The Red Sox haven't spent heavily on top free agents recently, letting Jacoby Ellsbury depart and not signing Brian McCann. But Tomase suggests they'll continue to spend to add depth and build a "strong middle class." They could also look to extend their own stars, perhaps including Jon Lester and/or David Ortiz. Here are more notes from the AL East.
- The Yankees have not made any recent attempts to trade for Padres third baseman Chase Headley, Andy Martino of the New York Daily News tweets. Yesterday's news confirmed that Alex Rodriguez will be out for the entire 2014 season, but the Yankees could well go with their existing options at third.
- Kelly Johnson and Eduardo Nunez could receive significant innings at third base this year, Yankees assistant GM Billy Eppler tells Martino. "We'll look left, we'll look right, we'll look under rocks and see if something can work itself out and makes sense," says Eppler. "But with Kelly Johnson, who we spoke to earlier in the season … before we came to an agreement with him, we talked to him about playing third base … as well as second base and there's outfield."
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Padres GM Josh Byrnes says his club is prepared to enter 2014 with third baseman Chase Headley on a one-year contract, Bill Center of U-T San Deigo reports. Headley enters his final year of arbitration in 2014 and will become a free agent after the end of the season unless he's signed to an extension. He's projected to earn $10MM through the arbitration process by MLBTR's Matt Swartz.
Speaking with Center on Saturday, Headley said he's still open to discussing a long-term deal with the Padres, the only Major League organization he's ever known. "I don't want to draw a line in the sand," he said. "We have time. I'm not saying something will get done, but I'm saying it can happen." While the subject has been broached between player and team, Headley reports that talks "haven't gone very far."
Headley, 29, appeared to establish himself as one of the game's premier players in 2012, compiling a .286/.376/.498 line despite half of his plate appearances coming in one of baseball's most pitching-friendly parks. However, he reverted to a .250/.347/.400 triple-slash in 2013, numbers that are largely in line with his career performance. Agents who spoke with CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman all the way back in May suggested Ryan Zimmerman's six-year, $100MM contract with the Nationals was a starting point for Headley extension discussions. The benchmark has presumably fallen after the third baseman's disappointing 2013, however.
If the Padres can't agree to terms with Headley, Peter Gammons of MLB Network reported last month that the team won't consider trading him until June at the earliest. The White Sox have been linked with Headley recently, and the Yankees, among other clubs, have been cited as a potential suitor in the past.
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NL West Rumors: D-Backs, Padres, Giants
It remains to be seen whether or not Masahiro Tanaka will be posted by the Rakuten Golden Eagles, but if he is and the Diamondbacks have yet to address their starting pitching needs, expect Arizona to place a bid on the Japanese right-hander, tweets Steve Gilbert of MLB.com. Here's more on the D-Backs and a pair of their NL West rivals:
- Kevin Towers and the D-Backs don't mind waiting on Eric Chavez, who is deciding where he wants to play and monitoring Arizona's moves, according to Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic (Twitter link).
- Asked about the possibility of trading Archie Bradley, Towers suggested today that it would be "very, very tough" for the D-Backs to do so, tweets Gilbert.
- The Padres have interest in Scott Downs, among other southpaw relievers, tweets Jon Morosi of FOX Sports. San Diego's Josh Byrnes confirmed that the team is casting a wide net for bullpen help, indicating that he has touched base with "most" available left-handed relievers (Twitter link via Adam Berry of MLB.com).
- According to Berry (Twitter links), Byrnes said the Padres have weighed "six or eight ideas" and have meetings set up to discuss free agents and trades. Byrnes also shot down the latest round of Chase Headley rumors, stating that the team views the third baseman as part of its 2014 plans.
- Andrew Baggarly of CSN Bay Area has some details on the Giants' search for an outfielder, tweeting that the Giants called three times on Norichika Aoki before the Brewers decided to send Aoki to the Royals. In a second tweet, Baggarly says the Giants are interested in Michael Morse and Corey Hart, but probably not at the years and dollars those players will command.
- John Shea of the San Francisco Chronicle provides a couple more Giants updates, reporting that no teams have inquired on San Francisco's five starters, but that the club's young pitching has drawn some interest. Shea adds that the team appears unlikely to bring back Chad Gaudin (Twitter links).
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Padres, Sox Have Talked Headley, Quintana In Past
Recent reports have linked Padres third baseman Chase Headley to the White Sox, and Dan Hayes of CSN Chicago adds some more details to that story, noting that the two sides have discussed the switch-hitting Headley numerous times. However, Chicago GM Rick Hahn is loath to meet counterpart Josh Byrnes' request of including Jose Quintana as part of the package.
As Hayes notes, Quintana can be controlled for another five seasons, and the Sox like the pairing of him and Chris Sale at the front of their rotation for the foreseeable future. The Sox are more amenable to trading fellow lefty Hector Santiago, according to Hayes, and they've likely offered him in potential deals for Headley. However, one big league evaluator told Hayes that Santiago's value has been negatively impacted by pitching in the same rotation as Quintana, as teams are frequently more interested in talking about Quintana, who is more consistent.
Though Headley figures to be one of the most oft-discussed players at this week's Winter Meetings, the Padres don't expect to trade their third baseman, sources tell Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times. As for the White Sox, previous reports have indicated that the White Sox consider Quintana, Sale and Avisail Garcia to be untouchable in trades.
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Central Notes: Pirates, Royals, White Sox
The idea that the Pirates would trade for David Price is "pure nonsense," writes the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Ron Cook. The Pirates would have to pay about $30MM for two seasons of Price, and would have to give up lots of value in prospects as well. "There are a lot fewer clubs that can play at the top of the market than clubs that can't," Pirates GM Neal Huntington says. "We just can't afford to do 'X.' Well, we could, but then how would we build a championship-caliber club around that one player?" Huntington also says the single biggest improvement the Bucs can make is re-signing A.J. Burnett, who continues to consider whether to play for one more year or to retire. Here are more notes from the Central divisions.
- The Pirates could look for a first baseman, starting pitcher, shortstop and/or right fielder this week, Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review writes. Biertempfel notes that the Pirates "checked in on" starting pitcher Bronson Arroyo. If so, that might indicate that they're not hopeful that Burnett will be back next year.
- The Royals offered Carlos Beltran three years and over $40MM, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman tweets. Beltran ended up going to the Yankees for three years and $45MM. Heyman also notes that the Royals will also be bidding against the Yankees for infielder Omar Infante.
- The White Sox have demonstrated interest in Chase Headley of the Padres, Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times reports. As Van Schouwen notes, that's a little odd, unless the White Sox think they can sign Headley to an extension — the White Sox aren't expected to contend in 2014, and Headley is a free agent after the season.
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NL West Notes: D-Backs, Headley, Boggs, Lopez
The Diamondbacks announced that they've hired Mike Harkey as their pitching coach and named Mel Stottlemyre Jr. bullpen coach. The 47-year-old Harkey has been coaching for 14 seasons, the past six of which have come with the Yankees on Joe Girardi's staff. Stottlemyre, 49, served as the D-Backs's pitching coach from 2009-10 and has served as the minor league pitching coordinator since. Here's more of the the NL West…
- Peter Gammons of the MLB Network reports that the earliest the Padres would consider trading Chase Headley is next June. The team doesn't want to sell low on Headley coming off a season in which his OPS+ dropped by more than 30 points.
- The Rockies have shopped Mitchell Boggs in trades as they attempt to gauge his value before determining whether or not to tender him a contract tonight, tweets Troy Renck of the Denver Post.
- Renck also reports that the Rockies are expected to tender a contract to right-hander Wilton Lopez, despite the struggles he endured in 2013. Lopez posted a 4.06 ERA with 5.7 K/9 and 2.2 BB/9 in 75 1/3 innings for the Rockies this past season after being acquired from the Astros for Alex White and Alex Gillingham.
- Newly signed Angels reliever Joe Smith told reporters in a conference call that the Dodgers made him an offer on the free agent market but wouldn't guarantee a third year (Mike DiGiovanna of the L.A. Times reporting on Twitter). The Dodgers appear to be seeking right-handed bullpen help, as they were also connected to Jim Johnson in trade talks earlier this morning.
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Quick Hits: Beltran, Furcal, Mets, Twins, Ellis, Santana
The Royals are very interested in Carlos Beltran, but the Yankees remain the favorites to sign him, Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports. "I think at this point it would be an upset if he didn't end up there," one executive tells Sherman. The Yankees have thus far been unwilling to give Beltran a three-year deal, but they could eventually land him by giving him three years or by paying heavily for two. Regardless of the Yankees' current issues, the perception of the Yanks as a winning organization matters to Beltran, even though they won fewer games than Kansas City did last year. Here are more notes from around the Majors.
- Sherman writes that the Mets are no longer interested in free agent shortstop Rafael Furcal, who missed last season with Tommy John surgery, because of concerns about his health. The Mets are looking for an upgrade over Ruben Tejada at shortstop.
- Furcal himself says that the Mets, Red Sox, Marlins, Pirates, Nationals, Rockies and other teams have shown interest in him, reports Enrique Rojas of ESPNDeportes.com (link in Spanish).
- After failing to find common ground on a contract extension, the Padres would listen to offers for Chase Headley, Sherman reports. The question is how he should be valued — Headley hit .286/.376/.498 in a terrific 2012 season, then came back to earth with a .250/.347/.400 season in 2013.
- Even after landing Ricky Nolasco, the Twins will continue to strongly pursue free agents and trade possibilities, Darren Wolfson of 1500ESPN tweets. The Twins have been connected to any number of starting pitchers, including Bronson Arroyo, Phil Hughes and trade targets Homer Bailey and Jeremy Hellickson. They've also been tied to catchers like Jarrod Saltalamacchia and A.J. Pierzynski.
- The Twins aren't the only suitors for Hughes, tweets Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. The Royals are also making "a strong push" for the former Yankees righty. Hughes is expected to receive a two-year deal, with the Mariners and Angels potentially being involved along with the Royals and Twins. Berardino also points out that Hughes' agent, Nez Balelo of CAA Sports, also represents Jason Vargas, who recently signed a four-year deal with Kansas City.
- The Royals need a second baseman, and a team official recently told the Kansas City Star's Bob Dutton that the Royals think Mark Ellis "has something left" (via Twitter). Ellis, 36, hit just .270/.323/.351 last season with the Dodgers, but he's a consistently-above-average defensive player.
- Carlos Santana of the Indians would like to play in the field more, but the Indians already have good options at catcher in Yan Gomes and at first base in Nick Swisher. Instead, then, Santana would like to try third base, and Terry Pluto of the Cleveland Plain Dealer writes that the Indians are interested in the possibility, in part because Santana is taking initiative rather than complaining. (He's working out at third at the Indians' Dominican facility.) Whether Santana can field at third base is an open question — he hasn't played more than a handful of games at the position since 2006, when he was in the Dodgers' minor-league system. If the Indians have any confidence he can play there, though, they might be less inclined to pursue a righty-hitting third-base type this offseason. Lefty-hitting Lonnie Chisenhall, who struggled last season, currently sits atop the Indians' depth chart at third.
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Olney's Latest: Nolasco, Twins, Joba, Royals, Peralta, Headley
Major League Baseball is in a race against the clock to change the rules and eliminate home-plate collisions, writes ESPN's Buster Olney in his latest Insider-only column. MLB GMs were "100 percent" in favor when the issue of a rule-change was raised at the GM Meetings this week, says Olney. As one team lawyer pointed out to Olney, MLB has no choice but to scramble to get something in place for next season: "Everybody has said that there needs to be a change [in the rules], and if somebody gets hurt [in 2014] they could sue and claim that Major League Baseball knew there was a problem and didn't do anything about it." Here are just a few of the highlights from Olney's highly informative piece:
- Ricky Nolasco already has a three-year offer in hand, and that same team has indicated that it may be willing to extend the offer to four years. Nolasco's agent, Matt Sosnick, told Olney that his client's preference is still to return to the Dodgers.
- Teams are racing to make their best offers to pitchers like Tim Hudson and Bronson Arroyo, knowing that those arms might not require the potential four- and five-year deals that Nolasco, Ervin Santana, Matt Garza and Ubaldo Jimenez are targeting.
- The Twins have made it clear that they're looking to sign two good veteran arms, and in a separate tweet Olney notes that they're being very aggressive on the free agent market. In addition to their interest in Arroyo, it's possible that they're in on Nolasco, says Olney.
- The Royals have had internal discussions about adding Joba Chamberlain on a one-year deal, and as Olney points out, Kansas City pitching coach Dave Eiland was Chamberlain's pitching coach with the Yankees earlier in his career.
- The Royals would also like to sign Josh Johnson to a one-year deal in an attempt to recreate the magic of last year's Santana acquisition.
- Jhonny Peralta is looking for "huge" money, according to Olney's sources. Olney writes that Peralta is seeking "much" more than three years and $45MM. I predicted a three-year, $36MM pact for Peralta in my recent free agent profile of the former Tiger.
- The Padres haven't had any extension talks with Chase Headley this offseason, and as it stands right now, there are no plans to begin negotiations.
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Byrnes Talks Cashner, Lefty Relief, Rotation, Headley
"It's certainly a possibility," Padres general manager Josh Byrnes told MLBTR at the GM Meetings when asked whether or not the team would have interest in approaching Andrew Cashner about a long-term deal. "I think that, in a market like ours, or really in most markets, when a guy has proven that he has a chance to be a core guy, the early deal makes some sense. There's always risk with that, and we've felt that on certain deals that we've done."
Cashner enjoyed a breakout campaign in 2013, remaining healthy for a full season for the first time in his Major League career. The 27-year-old totaled 175 innings and posted a strong 3.09 ERA with 6.6 K/9, 2.4 BB/9 and a healthy 52.5 percent ground-ball rate. His fastball velocity — which averaged a strong 94.5 mph on the season — actually trended upward at season's end, and he finished particularly strong. In his final seven starts, the 2008 first-rounder posted a 1.22 ERA with an outstanding 45-to-7 K/BB ratio. Cashner lasted at least seven innings in each of those starts and added his first career shutout in the process. He projects to earn $2.4MM in arbitration this winter, per MLBTR contributor Matt Swartz.
Cashner won't be the only pitching-related issue that the Padres face this offseason, though, and they'll likely be looking outside the organization to address their need for left-handed pitching. "I think we have to keep all avenues open, including trading for a guy," said Byrnes. "We're feeling good. There's a lot of guys out there we like, whether it's through trades or free agency. It's just a matter of getting one or two."
Byrnes balked at the idea of issuing a multiyear deal to a free agent lefty, noting the rarity of multiyear deals for relievers in his tenure as a GM and stating, "It's probably something I would vote against." Indeed, as MLBTR's Transaction Tracker shows, Byrnes has guaranteed multiple years to just two relievers: Huston Street and Randy Choate. In the latter's case, he received a mere two-year, $1.3MM extension — certainly not a feasible free agent price on a multiyear deal in today's free agent market — shortly after Byrnes' initial hiring by the Diamondbacks in 2005. Byrnes and his staff will have a strong crop of free agent lefties to choose from, as this year's class is highlighted by Javier Lopez, J.P. Howell, Boone Logan, Scott Downs and Matt Thornton.
One area of the pitching staff in which Byrnes feels comfortable is its depth. He noted that Joe Wieland is throwing in the Arizona Fall League and Cory Luebke has begun throwing off a mound. On adding that tandem to the starting options he had in September, Byrnes said: "Put them back in the mix… we finished the year with a six-man rotation… and our rotation's best month was September with all six really throwing the ball well. I'd love to go in [to 2014] and say we actually have a surplus, which is possible."
Chase Headley's status with the team will undoubtedly be one of the biggest issues for the Padres this offseason, but Byrnes maintained that there's no real update at this time, and Headley could still be extended, traded or retained through the arbitration process. He was quick to note, however, that the Padres view Headley as more than a simple asset to cash in for future assets, as he's important to their 2014 outlook: "Putting him into a team context… we've worked hard to put a good offense together. Our pitching's caught up, and if our position players are all there, I think we do feel like in 2014, a healthier team that's going to take a real step forward."
That 2014 team will be one that doesn't include former bench coach Rick Renteria on the field staff or special assistant Brad Ausmus in the front office. Each has landed a managerial job in recent weeks, with Ausmus being hired by the Tigers and Renteria being hired by the Cubs. Asked if it was bittersweet to see them go, Byrnes offered high praise for each: "They were two guys who added a lot. It's kind of neat to see them both get opportunities, but it's a loss. And there's probably a chance we'll lose more staff that would go with them. I hate to say 'bittersweet.' We're going to miss them, so that's the bitter part, but for them to fill a career goal, both in great situations, we're very happy for them."
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NL West Notes: Headley, D'Backs, Kershaw, Uribe
We've already had one batch of NL West notes today on MLBTR, a collection of Giants notes and Tim Dierkes broke down Juan Uribe's free agent profile. Here is even more news from around the division…
- The Padres will likely discuss an extension with Chase Headley during the GM meetings, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports (Twitter link). As Heyman notes, there is "no evidence [the] sides have ever been close to" an agreement. Headley is set for free agency following the 2014 season and while his name has surfaced in trade talks, the current belief is that the Padres will keep him and hope he can return to form following a disappointing 2013 season.
- An informal poll of six scouts reveals clear preferences for Adam Eaton over A.J. Pollock and Chris Owings over Didi Gregorius, The Arizona Republic's Nick Piecoro writes. The Diamondbacks could deal one of their young center fielders or shortstops for help in other areas this offseason, though one scout notes that Arizona would be left with solid players no matter who they dealt.
- It's a little unusual that Clayton Kershaw hasn't signed a huge extension with the Dodgers yet, though ESPN Los Angeles' Mark Saxon notes that if Kershaw isn't comfortable signing for a decade or longer, that could be in the Dodgers' best long-term interest.
- It has been rumored that the Dodgers could trade from their surplus of outfielders this offseason but GM Ned Colletti told reporters (including MLB.com's Ken Gurnick) that they have a lot of question marks, health-wise. Colletti pointed to last season's pitching injuries as an example of how you can never have enough roster depth: "We went to Spring Training with eight starting pitchers and everybody said we needed to trade some of them. Pretty soon we didn't have enough. We'll see what happens. We have to have big league coverage."
- Also from Gurnick, the Dodgers have an interest in bringing back Juan Uribe on a short-term contract. MLBTR's Tim Dierkes predicts Uribe will find a two-year, $12MM deal in free agency but that even could be a bit long given that Hanley Ramirez might be moved to third if Alexander Guerrero works out best as a shortstop rather than as a second baseman.
- Ryan Vogelsong has received interest from multiple teams and there's no guarantee he'll re-sign with the Giants, MLB.com's Chris Haft writes. Haft also explores some other free agent options as part of the mailbag piece.
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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
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- Parents of a U.S. Marine Who Committed Suicide After Returning Home from Iraq File Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Veterans Affairs
Monday, July 30, 2007
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- Rorschach and Awe: As Opposition Grows over the APA's Policy Allowing Psychologists to Take Part in Military Interrogations, Vanity Fair Exposes How Two Psychologists Shaped the CIA's Torture Methods
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- Should Impeachment Be Off the Table? A Debate with Peace Mom Cindy Sheehan, Ex-CIA Analyst Ray McGovern and Democratic Strategist Dan Gerstein
- State Repression Continues Unabated More Than One Year into Oaxaca Uprising
Thursday, July 26, 2007
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- Outsourcing Intelligence: Author R.J. Hillhouse on How Key National Security Projects Are Contracted to Private Firms
- Berkeley Professor Among Wounded in Attack on Independent Newspaper in Niger Delta
- Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Could Face Perjury Probe over Sworn Testimony on Domestic Spying
- U.S., Iraqi School Teachers Create Peace Bridge for Students from Brooklyn to Baghdad
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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- On 109th Anniversary of U.S. Invasion of Puerto Rico, Acclaimed Photojournalist Frank Espada and Poet Martin Espada Reflect on Ongoing Struggle for National Rights
- Professor Ward Churchill Vows to Sue University of Colorado over Controversial Firing
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
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- Children's Defense Fund's Marian Wright Edelman Calls on Congress & Bush Administration to Help the Country's Nine Million Children Without Health Insurance
- "The Bravest Woman in Afghanistan": Part Two of Our Interview with Afghan Feminist and MP Malalai Joya
Monday, July 23, 2007
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- Randall Robinson on "An Unbroken Agony: Haiti, from Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President"
Friday, July 20, 2007
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- The Next Front in the Iraq War? Amidst Invasion Talk, Iraq Accuses Turkey of Bombing Northern Region
- Relatives of Colombia Death Squad Victims Sue U.S.-Based Fruit Giant Chiquita for Arming, Funding Their Killers
Thursday, July 19, 2007
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- Dems End Debate on Iraq Partial Withrawal Bill After Failing to Overcome GOP Filibuster
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- Sami al-Hajj and Bilal Hussein: Their Names Mostly Unknown in U.S., Jailed Journalists Have Spent Combined Six Years in U.S. Military Prisons Without Charge
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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Thursday, July 05, 2007
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- "He Has Subverted the Rule of Law and the System of Justice" — Former U.S. Ambassador Joseph Wilson Reacts to Bush's Commutation of Lewis "Scooter" Libby Jail Sentence in Outing of Valerie Plame
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
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Recruiting: Dwyer QB Daniel Parr chooses FAU
- 2:10 pm Friday, May 16th, 2014 by Anthony Chiang
Daniel Parr is planning to stay close to home.
The 2015 Dwyer quarterback confirmed via text message that he verbally committed to Florida Atlantic on Friday. Parr chose the Owls over Marshall, Akron, Miami and Yale. [More]
Football: 2014 Dwyer CB Shawun Lurry signs with Northern Illinois
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Recruiting: 2014 Pahokee ATH Rashaun Croney signs with Minnesota
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Nearly two months after National Signing Day, 2014 Pahokee athlete Rashaun Croney signed with a Division I football team. [More]
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Tevon Coney and Lamar Jackson made Palm Beach County proud over the weekend. [More]
Football Recruiting: 247 Sports not high on county's 2015 class
- 2:29 pm Thursday, March 6th, 2014 by Anthony Chiang
The 2015 class has some catching up to do. [More]
Recruiting: Caleb Perez switches from Rutgers to UCF
- 11:54 am Tuesday, February 25th, 2014 by Anthony Chiang
Caleb Perez was set to attend Rutgers as a preferred walk-on, but he decided to extend the decision-making process. [More]
Village Academy DE Kevin Bronson signs with Virginia Tech, WR Tre'Quan Smith signs with UCF
- 4:17 pm Wednesday, February 5th, 2014 by Anthony Chiang
Balloons and banners surrounded Kevin Bronson on signing day. [More]
King's RB/LB Larson signs with Davidson College
- 2:27 pm Wednesday, February 5th, 2014 by Jodie Wagner
King's Academy fullback/linebacker Garrett Larson signed a national letter of intent Wednesday with Davidson (N.C.) College. [More]
Recruiting: Nine Dwyer football players sign with colleges
- 1:29 pm Wednesday, February 5th, 2014 by Anthony Chiang
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Due to low water levels in the Great Falls area, call the Great Falls Tavern Visitor Center (301-767-3714) in advance of your trip to confirm the mule-drawn boat tour schedule.
Parking Lot Closure
CSX is now beginning a phase of their bridge project that requires the closure of the Lock 74 parking lot for approximatly 18 months. Access to visitor parking near Lock 75 is now re-opened with a gravel parking lot at the site.
Fees & Reservations
Carderock Pavilion Reservations
A permit is required April to October to rent the facilities
National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass Program
Entrance Fees and Park Passes
Entrance fees are only collected at the Great Falls Entrance Station. 100% of the fees collected are returned to the park for specific projects. All other access to the park is free.
America the Beautiful Passes, Senior Passes, and Annual Passes may only be purchased at the Great Falls Entrance Station.
Three Day Pass
$5 - per private, non-commercial vehicle (include motorcycles, passenger cars, pickup trucks, RV's and vans).
$3 - per person 16 years of age or older when entering on foot or bicycle
Park passes are valid for the date of purchase plus two days at Great Falls Park, Virginia and the Great Falls area of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park on the Maryland side of the Potomac River.
Annual Pass
Commercial Tour
$25 - 1-6 passenger capacity
Non-profit groups (Scouts, church, clubs...)
The commercial pass is valid for date of purchase plus two days. Please note that fees are based on vehicle capacity and not actual occupants.
Did You Know?
Transporting goods and people by canal dates back to antiquity. The lock gates used on the C&O Canal were an adaptation of a design by Leonardo DaVinci in the late 1400's. Until the advent of the railroad, water travel was far superior to land travel.


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