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About Laurent Couillard
Laurent Couillard is CEO of EXALEAD, Dassault Systèmes' brand for Search Base Innovation. Graduated from Sup'Aero, Aerospace High school of Toulouse France, he joined Dassault Systèmes in 1996 as application engineer. In the last 5 years, he participated actively to the sales transformation of 3DS as Vice-President Sales and Distribution in Europe, Middle East and Africa. He established a powerful reseller channel for all PLM brands, contracting with more than 140 companies. As CEO of EXALEAD, he has the mission to accelerate the market penetration of applications based on Search.
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Dassault Aviation develops its first information search and access ......irements of a wide variety of activities and capable of aggregating heterogeneous data sources." Comment from Laurent Couillard, Managing Director of Exalead, Dassault Systèmes: "We are extremely proud to see a group suc... (Read Full Article)
Stephen E. Arnold Interviews Laurent Couillard, Exalead CEO
Explore Exalead Blog (Jun 28 2011) Advertising...ew, Exalead will undergo [...] Stephen E. Arnold Interviews Laurent Couillard, Exalead CEO Stephen E. Arnold &Laurent Couillard In an interview with Stephen E. Arnold last month, Exalead CEO Laurent Couillard shared his ... (Read Full Article)
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Sage Innovates With Exalead CloudView to Enhance Its ERP User Experience
Explore marketwire.com (May 26 2011) Innovation...ems everywhere, and to enable users to enter into a natural, two-way conversation with information," explains Laurent Couillard, CEO of Exalead. "This partnership aligns perfectly with these objectives and it is rewardin... (Read Full Article)
Press release- Sage innovates with Exalead CloudView to Enhance Its ERP User Experience
Explore Exalead Blog (May 26 2011) Analytics...ems everywhere, and to enable users to enter into a natural, two-way conversation with information," explains Laurent Couillard, CEO of Exalead. "This partnership aligns perfectly with these objectives and it is rewardin... (Read Full Article)
Dubai Police Select Dassault Systmes Exalead to Improve Access to Oracle Database System
Explore Smart Grid (May 12 2011)...n in Arabic, and we are proud to welcome the Dubai Police as a new customer in the government sector, remarks Laurent Couillard, CEO, Exalead. About Exalead Founded in 2000 by Search engine pioneers, Exalead is the leadi... (Read Full Article)
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As the new trustee takes his seat on the school board, he comes out slashing
Elected by no one, John Scovell and a clique of Dallas business leaders brought you DISD's most infamous cast of characters: Yvonne Gonzalez, Dan Peavy, Bill Keever, and Sandy Kress. Thanks a lot.
Case breaks new ground in protecting press rights
U.S. Attorney Paul Coggins loves feeding his name to the papers. But what's he done that's news?
Sloppy reporting forces a councilwoman to deny being soft on porn
Gadfly injects more secret tape recordings into the Peavy saga
Judge Solis orders controversial Peavy Tapes released to Justice Dept.
A politically dysfunctional DISD board heads into a May election that's looking so scary, few voters or contributors want to go near it
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Why the hecklers heckle, and why Bill Keever's gotta go now
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Learning that rabble rules at Dallas school board meetings
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Former trustee says publication of racist, sexist comments invades privacy
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The Grim Reaper will be visiting Chester's Mill again soon!
When Under the Dome's cast and executive producer Neal Baer hit Comic-Con on Thursday, they came prepared with some devastating scoop: Not everyone will survive the sophomore season.
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Chester's Mill is having one crazy summer — and things are about to get even wilder on the CBS sci-fi hit Under the Dome. Not only is there a killer running amok, but supplies are running dangerously low and the dome seems to be sending out messages that the trapped townsfolk had better start listening to...or else.
"Is the dome bringing Armageddon to Chester's Mill?" asks executive producer Neal Baer of the recent infestation of crop-killing caterpillars and freakish weather events. "Or are the plagues and...read more
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Under the Dome's Season 2 premiere. Read at your own risk!]
Over the course of Under the Dome's first season, many Chester's Mill residents have fallen victim to the power of the dome, but the death in the closing moments of the Season 2 premiere was especially shocking.
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Based on Mordecai Richler's prize-winning comic novel, his last and, arguably, best, BARNEY'S VERSION is the warm, wise, and witty story of Barney Panofsky (Paul Giamatti), a seemingly ordinary man who lives an extraordinary life. A candid confessional, told (as its title implies) entirely from Barney's point of view, the film spans four decades and two continents, taking us through the many highs, and a few too many lows, of our hero's long and colorful life. The reason that Barney must tell his story now - or, at least his version of it - is that his sworn enemy has just published a tell-all book that dredges up the more compromising chapters of Barney's past: the many, often murky entrepreneurial schemes that lead to his success the three marriages, all of them terminated and, most problematically, the mysterious, as-yet-unsolved disappearance of Barneys best friend, Boogie, a possible murder for which Barney remains the prime suspect. Since his memory sometimes fails him, and because he has the unfortunate habit of getting blind drunk at pivotal moments, Barney leads us on this somewhat unsteady walk down memory lane, not only to explain his life to others, but also to explain it to himself.
Mostly, we learn about Barney by witnessing his three marriages, each representing, like the rings of a circus, different .acts. of his life. There is his first wife, Clara (Rachelle Lefevre), a flame-haired, flagrantly unfaithful free spirit with whom Barney briefly lives la vie de Boheme in Rome. Then, after returning home to Montreal, Barney marries the .Second Mrs. P.,. (Minnie Driver), a wealthy Jewish Princess who shops and talks incessantly, barely noticing that Barney is not listening. It is at their lavish wedding that Barney meets, and starts pursuing, Miriam (Rosamund Pike), the woman who will become his third wife, the mother of his two children, and the love of his life. Throughout their life together Barney is believed by many - including, 4 at times, himself - to have murdered Boogie (Scott Speedman), the friend whom he both adores and envies, who simply vanishes one day, along with Barneys youth.
In telling us, as he calls it, .the true story of my wasted life,. Barney is honest to a fault, owning up to every one of his flaws and failings with a self-lacerating wit that positively dares us not to like him. However, its impossible not to forgive someone as smart, funny, and self-aware as Barney. Not only does he turn out to be an unrepentant romantic man, as his lifelong devotion to Miriam attests, he is also capable of all kinds of sneaky acts of gallantry, generosity, and goodness when we and he least expect it. Far from .wasted,. his is a gloriously full life, played out on a grand scale. And, at the center of his story stands an unlikely, but unforgettable, hero--Barney Panofsky.
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When Under the Dome returns (Monday, 10/9c,CBS), the residents of Chester's Mill are still trapped beneath the giant dome that is supposedly there for their protection — this according to some otherworldly force that appeared to the Monarch Julia (Rachelle Lefevre) and the Four Hands via a vision of deceased Alice (Samantha Mathis) in the finale.
It's been two weeks since the mysterious dome descended upon the town, with the possibility of escape becoming increasingly unlikely. However, there might be hope for at least one character, if not more, to make their way outside the dome. "This is the search to get out," executive producer Neal Baer tells TVGuide.com of Season 2. "This is the season of new mysteries that unfold and one of those new mysteries will be if there is a way out."
Although Under the Dome's sophomore season picks up right where the last one left off, the residents of Chester's Mill won't be battling aliens right away. Instead, the group will be locked in philosophical debate about who or what is actually behind what's happening within the dome.
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CSI: NY alum Eddie Cahill and Misfits vet Karla Crome have joined the cast of Under the Dome for Season 2, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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For those guessing it was aliens — like Stephen King's novel — you were right. You just probably didn't know you were right.
Under the Dome closed its first season Monday and left viewers with more questions than answers. After naming Julia (Rachelle Lefevre), not Barbie (Mike Vogel), the Monarch, pink stars fell in lines on the darkened dome, following which it turned opaque white. Before that, though, a vision of Alice (Samantha Mathis) appeared to the group to explain that the dome was put in place for their protection. From what? And what exactly was the vision of Alice? TVGuide.com turned to executive producer Neal Baer to find out...
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IFC announced they're renewing the very original / funny sketch comedy / talk show Comedy Bang Bang for a second season, doubling its first season order for a total of 20 episodes.
These 20 episodes starring Scott Ackerman, Reggie Watts and a bunch of big guests will air in two chunks of 10, one this summer and the other in autumn. Production on Season 2 is apparently already happening in LA.
Awesome !
And while I'm talking about fake talk shows, you should watch Newsreaders, Thursdays at 12:00am on Adult Swim. It's not always laugh-out-loud funny (i.e, the latest episode had two segments, one of them pretty average despite a great guest and the other one quite good ; episode 1.02 was awesome, episodes 1.01 and 1.03 had their very good moments and Ray Wise was priceless in all of them), but it's definitely worth a look (it's only 11-minute long, what do you have to lose, except 11 minutes of your life ?).
In other news, here's a teaser for Marc Maron's upcoming show, entitled Maron (10 episodes). There it is.
Most people won't be able to see it (I managed to see it somewhere a few days ago but now on most websites I get treated with a glorious "The video you are trying to watch cannot be viewed from your current country or location." for this teaser), and there's not much happening, but it tells us that the show is coming soon.
Maron being funny, and this show being a fictionalised version of his life à la Louie, it should be funny. So if Maron premières this Spring, maybe it'll share a timeslot with Out There (10 episodes), another new IFC comedy.
As I've said before, it has a pretty cool regular voice cast, and the guests are not bad either, we will hear people such as Nick Offerman, Jason Schwartzman, Ellen Page, Sarah Silverman, Jemaine Clement, Selma Blair, Stephen Root and Christian Slater.
The pilot (which aired as a sneak peek in early January) was alright, not exceptional in any way or filled with laughs but I'll check out the rest, and you should too. Out There starts its run next Friday on IFC.
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Spoon: Do You
Britt Daniels & co are back :)
The third track from the band's forthcoming LP Sunbathing Animal
Kim Deal: The Root
Kim's latest single, out today :).
Weekend: It's Alright
off last years Jinx LP.
The War On Drugs: Red Eyes
Brilliant lead single from the band's forthcoming album Lost In The Dream, which is out on 18th March.
[new] Tokyo Police Club: Tunnel Vision
now that's more like it :). Tunnel Vision sounds like TPC of old and is off the band's soon to be released LP, Forcefield.
[new] EMA: So Blonde
Someone forgot to tell me that the 1990's are back! So Blonde is taken from Erika M Anderson' forthcoming album The Future's Void.
EMA: Satellites
The first single from Erika M Anderson' soon to be released sophomore album.
[new] Liars: Mess On A Mission
my fondness for this band grows with every successive release and i just ttly dig Mess On A Mission.
The song is taken from the bands forthcoming album Mess.
[new] EMA: Satellites
If I didn't know better I'd say Erika M Anderson spent a lot of time alone in her basement listening to early Nine Inch Nails while working on her second album :)
Satellites is the first single from her forthcoming sophomore album The Future's Void, check it out below.


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Desperate Man Blues
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Title: Desperate man blues
Published: Atlanta, GA : Dust to Digital, 2006.
Characteristics: 1 videodisc (180 min.) :,sd., col. ;,4 3/4 in.
Notes: Originally released as a motion picture in 2003.
Special features include: Featurette (30 min.) ; deleted footage (40 min.) ; stills gallery with audio commentary by Joe Bussard and others.
Special features include: Featurette (30 min.) ; deleted footage (40 min.) ; stills gallery with audio commentary by Joe Bussard and others.
Summary: Story of Joe E. Bussard Jr, whose lifelong mission is to rescue America's roots music from oblivion: musician, broadcaster and obsessive long-time collector of 1920s and 30s American music on original 78 rpm records.
Local Note: 2
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Branch Call Number: DVD 781.62 DES
Statement of Responsibility: directed and written by Edward Gillan ; produced by Edward Gillan ; produced in association with the Australian Film Commision ; Cube Media
Credits: Cinematography, Ray Argall ; editor, Julie-Anne de Ruvo.
Performers: Interview subjects: Joe Bussard, Susannah Anderson, Barbara Brown, John Cooper, Helen Crouse, Eddie Dean, Paul Geremia, George Scott, Elizabeth Siwinski.
System Details: DVD (region free); NTSC.
Subject Headings: Bussard, Joe, 1936- Video recordings. Sound recordings Collectors and collecting United States Video recordings. Popular music 1921-1930 Video recordings. Blues (Music) Video recordings. Old-time music Video recordings.
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Topical Term: Sound recordings
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Derek Harding | January 15, 2014 | Comments
You may already be seeing the thaw between CRM and media. There are now powerful capabilities, but we've only seen just the tip of the iceberg.
For as long as I've been in the marketing industry, media and CRM have been entirely separate disciplines; different departments with their own teams, distinct objectives, separate budgets, unique metrics and specialist agencies. However, I believe this will be the year they finally get together.
Ten years ago, my attempts to bridge this divide were unsuccessful. Though it seemed to me that there were really good reasons to cross the aisle, the gulf was simply too wide. But that was then... this is the year it will change and the implications are enormous.
You may already be seeing the thaw between these two disciplines. For example, email is increasingly being used to enable ad retargeting. This is a powerful capability, but just the tip of the iceberg for what's really coming.
Let's take a step back and fill in the blanks. As advertising has grown online, it has moved from being broadcast to individually addressable. To enable this addressing, companies use web bugs (tracking pixels) to follow users around the web and build profiles. These profiles can have thousands of data points for a single individual. As the scope of these profiles have grown, an entire platform category has emerged to manage them.
Turn, for instance, holds 1.2 billion profiles and 6.6 trillion attributes, but all of it anonymous. The opportunity of these platforms is, in the words of one, "the ability to stitch together all audience data (online, offline, mobile, etc.) to give you one actionable picture of your target customer. (Who they are and what makes them tick.)"
CRM was always individually addressable and individually identifiable, but as it moved online, it became far more trackable. Email marketing has enabled companies to build accurate customer and prospect profiles through the use of profile forms, behavior tracking and data appends. These profiles are not anonymou; they identify specific individuals by name and address, but they are generally fairly limited. The behavioral response dataset tends to be quite small and limited to one or two channels.
What is changing is that these two data sets (identifiable CRM data and anonymous ad tracking data) are being cross-pollinated.
By placing a tracking pixel in a marketing email, advertisers can connect the dots between that recipient's CRM identity and their often numerous anonymous advertising profiles. While the capability to do this has been present for some time, only recently have the major players in the advertising world become interested. The recent industry consolidation with Oracle, Salesforce and Adobe all creating consolidated marketing hubs will cause 2014 to be the year that it takes off at scale. And that has serious ramifications for everyone.
As mentioned, there's email retargeting. or the ability to follow up on a banner click with an email. There's also the converse, the ability to follow up on an email click with a banner ad. Also to display a banner based on a website impression or send an email following an abandoned shopping cart, even if the purchaser didn't sign in and numerous other ways to enable advertisers to follow consumers across channels and locations. Even TV will not be immune.
But even that is not the heart of it. On the back end, individuals' multiple anonymous profiles that once upon a time were specific to individual websites (and later individual networks) start to become consolidated and connected to their real-world identity (their physical address and social security number) and across channels and activities.
Facebook activity can be connected to web searches to browsing histories to email responses. All of the behaviors that used to be anonymous cease to be. Remember the goal to "stitch together ALL audience data (online, offline, mobile, etc.)."
In the short term, there will be a backlash. There is already a significant conversation going on around third party cookies, do not track and advertising. Some are saying it will be the end for cookie-based tracking but I'm not so sure. If history is anything to go by the concern will die down and most of what is being done today will continue in the future.
What this means for email marketers is that we will no longer be a highly profitable marketing backwater, but an integral part of the wider advertising world. That's a great opportunity, but it's going to mean a whole lot more complexity. We must be prepared to understand and utilize data from a wide range of channels, create and run campaigns that truly cross media and learn the languages of display, search, TV and even offline advertising.
While we're doing this, we must be good stewards of a rapidly growing set of customer data and navigate changing attitudes to privacy and tracking. We must understand what's considered icky and invasive, versus what's relevant and helpful. No doubt, there will be some high profile mistakes with accompanying hue and cry, but these lessons will be quickly learned by successful marketers.
This is a sea change in advertising and marketing. A fundamental shift in how things work. I think it's going to be a wild ride and can't wait to see how it pans out.
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THE EP MIXED: http://soundcloud.com/teaganbear/back-to-the-wild-ep-mixed
INDIVIDUAL SONGS: https://teaganbear.bandcamp.com/album/back-to-the-wild-ep
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My mix for Full Moon Party Vol.9 (Sept 5th 2013)…. big trap then house. has 3 of my originals in it :) this was the first show I headlined at Upstairs too
one of the originals: https://app.box.com/s/atliycdq2v8znq4ehpx4
August 26th 2013, 5am
I am Teagan Kelk. I was born 20 years ago give or take about 8 hours. I am proud of what I have done and what I have learned in my twenty years of living. I know that I could have lived more intelligently, more positively, more fairly to others, more kindly to myself, more sparingly on the planet, etc. I know I could be more and better than I am.
The biggest thing that I've come to terms with over this past year is that I am already at my destination – and I will always be and have always been. The point of life is to live, not to wait until you're ready to live it right.
I used to fall into thinking that once I got famous for my music, then it would be 'real life' as Logic says in one of his tracks. I'd be at my destination and obviously I imagined a happy, perfect, comfortable world to go along with this.
That world doesn't exist on Planet Earth for anyone for too long until their experience twists for the worse somehow. We have happy feelings and awful feelings in us. We have 1's and 0's within us, good and bad feelings, right and wrong decisions, smart and dumb actions, ups and downs, ins and outs, circles and lines, so much DUALITY.
I used to stress myself out trying to do EVERYTHING the right way, and I envied those who could seemingly do everything right without much effort. Now I realize the reason it seemed so easy to them is because it was! When you let go, the thing you let go of often has a tendency to come back to you, eventually. And don't confuse letting go with giving up. Giving up is a phrase we usually say to describe a surrender on the good guys' part. Letting go is a more peaceful act of… taking that intense, worked up, anxious, frustrating IDEA that's crawling around in your head like a spider and letting it… just crawl out of your head. Hey, why did you put a spider in your head anyway?!
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Here's what you missed out on if you didn't make it to Upstairs Cabaret on Throwback Thursday!
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD a zip file containing each piece of the mixtape, separated into 12 mp3s (one per song)! This makes it easy to skip between songs when listening in iTunes, or listening on a CD (in your car while cruiiiiiisin', for example.)
Previous mixtapes I've done have been more about including songs I really want to share, and designing nice transitions between them in Ableton.
This mixtape (and many more mixtapes to come) is designed to not only mix between good songs but to try and spice them up in my own way and do interesting creative things with them. As such, you may not like what I did to these songs. Also remember that this is not a mix that I took 40 minutes and recorded using turntables. I designed this 40-minute audio "story" with Ableton Suite & the APC40 over the course of 2 weeks.
I hope you enjoy it, but if you don't, I don't really care because I really do. :D
1. Adventure Time – Old Tart Toter's Monologue (This Cosmic Dance…)
2. Major Lazer – Get Free (ft. Amber of Dirty Projectors)
3. Teaganbear – If Our Love (MASHUP of Knife Party, Morgan Page ft. Lizzie, Zedd ft. Foxes, Spencer & Hill)
4. Teaganbear – Fire Feelings (MASHUP of Avicii, Flo Rida ft. Etta James, Zedd ft. Matthew Koma)
5. Matt Sofo Feat Xander Pratt – Piranha (Komes Remix)
6. Steve Aoki ft. Rivers Cumo – Earthquakey People (ALVIN RISK Remix + Teaganbear Trappy Edit)
7. Freestylers – Cracks (Flux Pavilion Remix)
8. Teaganbear – Fade Into A Flashback (MASHUP of Singularity ft. Steffi Nguyen, Calvin Harris)
9. Teaganbear – I Cannot Sleep 'Cuz I Love It (MASHUP of Reece Low, Farleon, Odille, Michael White, SpekrFreks, Relentless)
10. Skrillex – All I Ask Of You
11. XXYYXX – About You
12. Outro (Wherever You Lay Is A Cloud)


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Got approx. $250 to spend and need a great restaurant recommendation
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- terpfan101 Feb 6, 2011 12:26 PM
Hello there,
I am currently in search of a great restaurant to take my girlfriend to in the DC area. It's also going to be our late Valentines Day celebration dinner since we have other plans next weekend. After putting many weeks of long hours at work, my boss told me and some coworkers to go have a nice dinner with a significant other and charge it to his personal code. He said as long as you're not spending 1000 I'm ok, but he wasn't serious, so I figured that I should keep it to about $250.
Anyway some of my favorite restaurants in DC are Zaytinya and Jaleo, so I'd prefer to try something new. I don't think I could do Citronelle, Komi, or CityZen at that price with wine, tax, and tip. So I've been thinking about the following choices.
My first grouping of choices includes: 1789, Central Michel Richard, The Source, Volt, Zengo, and Proof. The second (less preferable) grouping includes: The Oval Room, 701, Poste, and Vidalia. I've seen mixed reviews on all of them so am kind of torn and would appreciate any advice! Thanks in advance!
1789 Restaurant
1226 36th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20007
480 7th St. NW, Washington, DC 20004
CityZen Restaurant
1330 Maryland Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20024
Poste Brasserie
555 8th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004
Central Michel Richard
1001 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20004
3000 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
1509 17th St NW Ste 1, Washington, DC 20036
775 G Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001
The Source By Wolfgang Puck
575 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20001
701 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
228 North Market Street, Frederick, MD 21701
1990 M Street, Washington, DC 20036
Zengo Restaurant
781 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
701 Restaurant
701 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20004
re: tldmatrix
minibar is nice but the BIG question is a 2-week heads up for reservation (even with"pull")? just not possible w/o a cancellation.
and BTW I want your boss.I didn't know they made them like that anymore.
re: tldmatrix
Minibar is $150pp w/o wine etc.
I would consider Bibiana as well - same owners as 701 and excellent with a nice interior and excellent service
1100 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005
I think you have put together a pretty good list. Someone mentioned Minibar above, but you can't do that under $250 for 2.
One place you did not mention, but I would highly recommend is Obelisk. You should be able to get out of there with wine at $250, though close to it. It is a small intimate and romantic place with excellent food. Getting a reservation with less than a month before can be difficult, but it may be worth a try.
Of your first group, I have been to Central and Zengo (and Proof, but only for drinking). I think Central is a really unique and fun place to go. I would probably recommend against Zengo, not because its not good, but I consider it of similar feel and quality (maybe slightly lower) than a Zaytinya and therefore not too different. Although I haven't been yet, 1789 may be a good pick for a Valentines Day dinner, especially if you get one of the tables by the fireplace for a romantic meal. I can't offer advice on your other top ones other than that I myself would love to go to all of them at some point.
701 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Zengo Restaurant
781 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
You could do quite nicely at Rasika and stay within your budget
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
You could go to the Lounge at Citronelle for that price, a bit more special than Central. No reservations needed, not formal.
3000 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
I've eaten at both Bibiana and Restaurant Eve in the past week. Your favorites (Jaleo, Zaytinya, etc), well, I've eaten there multiple times in the past year, they are frequent lunch spots. Rasika, Zengo are not $250 spots, they are comparable to Jaleo/Zaytinaya. I would certainly not drop $250 at Bibiana. Good, but not great. Food is frequently faulty (too much salt, dishes quite not there, etc). Probably couldn't spend that much there if you tried anyway. I'm never in DC for dinner, but I have to believe Restaurant Eve is right up there with your unattainable list, I really can't fault anything I've had there and I tend to seek flaws at this type of place.
Restaurant Eve
110 South Pitt Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
701 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Zengo Restaurant
781 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
1100 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005
re: terpfan101
Hi terp,
In my experience, they don't enforce the jacket rule stringently: I honor it, but I'm pretty sure I've seen male diners there without jackets. They definitely don't require suits or ties--sportscoat w/slacks is fine. I'd say it's basically business casual or nicer--no jeans, no t-shirts, no sneakers. For ladies, slacks/skirt and a sweater/blouse are fine. Of course, a cocktail dress would certainly not be inappropriate.
And yes, you can choose any 5 courses--I think you could even have the same dish twice, though I've not tried that. But I've definitely had a couple of filling meat dishes at one dinner there. It's a pretty fantastic degree of flexibility.
Have fun there (if you go).
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. I definitely thought of Minibar as it seems to be one of the hardest restaurants to get into and is expensive. But I'd not be able to get in for a month atleast.
I'll rule out Zengo then as I too thought it'd be something I could do for an amount similar to Jaleo/Zaytinya. I want something that I normally wouldn't go to for this meal. So I'm thinking of taking a look to see whats available at Central, Cordoroy, 1789, and the Lounge at Citronelle. I think Marcel's may be a bit too fancy for me (I'm 25). Also for the Lounge at Citronelle, how busy is it on a Saturday night? I don't see anything about making reservations. Also what's the dress code like in that part? Would it be worthy of a $250 dinner? Thanks again and keep the suggestions coming.
3000 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
Zengo Restaurant
781 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
re: terpfan101
No reservations for the Lounge at Citronelle. I think it's one of the best kept secrets around, and I've never seen it full.
Across the street from Citronelle is the very fine Mendocino Grille for California cuisine, which I also recommend. I love the style of the food, menu. Check it out at the link below:
re: terpfan101
I must admit that I'm not sure I understand the idea of something being "too fancy" for a 25-year-old. Maybe too stodgy or old-school, but then I'm not sure why 1789 is on your list. At any rate, it sounds below like you're considering waiting a bit and trying CityZen or Citronelle. These are both excellent options, but if you want a less formal environment and are willing to go over $250 (as either of those places will pretty much require, unless you don't order any wine), you should try for Komi.
re: terpfan101
We had the "faux gras" at Central and I think it's the best thing I've ever eaten. We had Thanksgiving dinner at 701 and it was fantastic.
What a great boss!! I think Bibianna is a good choice. Central is great but I would only go if you are looking for a more lively (read: sometimes loud) environment. Same goes for Rasika.
If you are looking for more high end I would seriously consider Equinox. I just had an outstanding dinner there on Saturday night. Everything was pure perfection! (If the linguine with razor clams and mushrooms is on the menu, get it!).
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
re: Elyssa
Thanks Elyssa. I've read some more about the lounge at Citronelle and may pass on it since I've read while good, the atmosphere isn't true Citronelle experience. Might pass on Central too for that reason and it seems I could afford to go there another time.
I'm thinking maybe I try and wait and go even later in the month to get a table at Citronelle, CityZen et al. Would any of those top restaurants be too fancy for mid 20 somethings?
Regarding the offer from the boss, it was the least he could do after we put in an average of 65 hours working a week for 3 weeks straight (including 80 the week of a deadline)! I'll take it though haha.
CityZen Restaurant
1330 Maryland Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20024
3000 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
re: terpfan101
I would not say Citronelle is too fancy for someone in their mid-20's, but it is, however, very formal. I am in my mid-20's and do not love the atmosphere there, finding the atmosphere a little overwhelming (I also was disappointed by the meal - some things were very good, but I much preferred minibar and Komi at similar price ranges and found them far more memorable).
I would again encourage you to look into Obelisk if you have not or try to get a reservation at Komi. I believe both those places have an intimate atmosphere that is very comfortable for mid 20's.
3000 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
1509 17th St NW Ste 1, Washington, DC 20036
re: foodtrip
Agreed, but if the OP is considering Citronelle's dining room, then I would think Komi could be in the picture based on price.
3000 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
1509 17th St NW Ste 1, Washington, DC 20036
re: terpfan101
No, I probably hit both those places before I was 25 (Marcel's too). I would add the back room at Palena to the list, I forget what their wine list is like and it isn't online, but if you could get a reasonable bottle of wine you would be cool.
Why not just call the place up and see if they think it is doable, they know their menu prices and wine list? Are you basing your reservation knowledge on opentable.com? I find I can normally get into a place easier with a quick call.
3529 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
re: ktmoomau
I would second the back room at Palena. The food is outstanding, and pricing will be right in your wheelhouse. Having been very recently, I can say that their wine list is pretty nice...very serviceable with a slew of bottles in the 40-60 range.
3529 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
re: Elyssa
Third the dining room at Palena. *OTOH* when the OP said "too young" for Marcel's, did he mean "I don't know if I want to eat rillettes, sweetbreads, etc."? It would be helpful to know if this is the case.
If that is the case, you could have such an amazing time at Proof with $250. Also, when my husband and I did the tasting menu at Birch and Barley with the beer pairings and the extra cheese course, I think we blew about $250 with tax and tip. My husband - who in no way considers himself a foodie - *loved* it, and beer pairings are really terribly fun. Their sommelier (beer sommelier) was just rated one of the top in the country by, I believe, Food & Wine - first time that has ever happened. And he's always the one who personally walks around to explain his thoughts behind the pairing. It's a great experience - ask for a table in the back room by the kitchen, however. The banquette sucks.
re: terpfan101
In my personal opinion, nothing is too "fancy" for any age (unless you are a 10 year old trying to go to Citronelle).
Citronelle is very good. I've never just dined in the lounge though. And I agree with Central. While delicious, I dine there all the time and for far under $250.
3000 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
re: terpfan101
I have to agree with some of the comments about 'age-appropriate' if you move with confidence, good manners and a light smile on your face and you can go anywhere in DC - any city or village really.
re: hill food
My comment earlier about places most comfortable for those in our twenties, was not meant that there are places "age-inappropriate" which younger diners should avoid. I have been to all sorts of places in DC and never felt out of place based on age. But, I do think there are certain atmospheres that I and others around my age may prefer. When the mood is right, I do appreciate going to the more formal places in town. However, I typically prefer places that are a tad less formal with equivalent great food and still special occasion destinations. From experience, I believe my preference for such is consistent with many, but not all, in their 20's.
re: J_DC
Oooh...you think he meant "stodgy."
I haven't been to Palena yet, although I am going very, very soon and am really looking forward to it. Is the dining room "stodgy" like, say, Plume? Or is it lively? It's funny, Proof isn't lively, really, but I wouldn't say that it's stodgy either. It's kind of...sexy, really. Birch and Barley is definitely lively, though.
So, okay, to go back to the OP, of the places I've been, Zengo doesn't have food that is as good as everywhere else on your list, 701 is too stodgy (and probably The Oval Room, also), and Poste is too quiet. My impression of 1789 is that it is like a restaurant version of an old man bar.
So on second thought, I'm voting Proof. Go to Proof. It's romantic but there is a lively bar scene separated by glass. It's perfect for a romantic date for people in their 20s with cash to burn. It's a little dark - you get a handheld light to read the menu. But it's not frilly - definitely sleek. Have the carpaccio. Octopus. Get all small plates and share. Get some Bordeaux for $30/glass or $15/taste. I love that you can get excellent wine by the glass here. And they have great desserts. It'll be a night to remember.
re: Raids
Palena cafe, extremely lively. Back Room- not stodgy, but not lively. Kind of like a quiet, wonderful secret that is really nice for relaxing and conversing. Not at all Plume like, the decor is very minimal.
3529 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
Back Room
580 Ritchie Hwy, Severna Park, MD 21146
two choices that have not been discussed are 2941 and LeAuberge Chez Francois. 2941 is in Falls Church VA and is one of the prettiest restaurants in the metropolitan DC area. Food is great.
LeAuberge Chez Francois is in Great Falls VA and also is a lovely restaurant with Alsatian/French good. if you go make sure you order a soufle for desert......too good. Both of these places are expensive but within your budget depending on your alcohol consumption and wine prefences. Both are "special occasion" destination places and romantic.
re: dining with doc
No offense, but I just don't think 2941 is worth the price anymore, the food isn't anything special, well prepared- yes, special- no. I am hoping they give the chef, or he gives himself more room to create. It was just a little uninspired.
Haven't been back to L'Auberge since it has been reformatted- taken over by son. Have you been? How is it?
3529 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
re: ktmoomau
have not been but the kitchen has been run by his son for years and everything I ever hear is that it is the same, still magical
Had I read this sooner, I would've recommended Bond 45 (National Harbor) Italian Steakhouse.
I just wanted to thank everyone for the assistance in helping make my decision. I just went to Marcel's on Saturday night and it was wonderful. I got the 5 course and my girlfriend 3. I was definitely full after all of the food even though it seemed like the portions looked small. I ordered the lobster pappardelle, salmon, boudin blanc, and phyllo wrapped lamb, followed by the special chocolate souffle with hazelnut ice cream for dessert. The lobster pappardelle was phenomenal as were the lamb and salmon. The boudin blanc was just ok. It was kind of tasty, just not something I'd normally order. But I still am glad I tried it. My girlfriend got a gulf shrimp which was battered and incredible. Had a sort of asian twist to it. She also got the petite filet mignon and a flourless chocolate cake for dessert. All of her choices were incredible as well. We were also offered a mushroom consumme to start which was great and I usually hate mushrooms. They also brought out petite fours after dessert.
Service was excellent. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful. Water was refilled promptly and the table was always kept clear between courses. We ended up only getting three glasses of wine total. The total bill with 20% tip was $265. So definitely pricey but I'm glad I chose Marcel's instead of somewhere else and will have to try the other places on my own.
I told my girlfriend afterwards that I thought the food was great and very well presented (like art) and of great quality. When comparing it to my favorite restaurant in DC (or anywhere) Zaytinya, which is much less expensive, I said that the differences were in the higher quality of food, presentation, and the service which was far superior to Zaytinya's service (which is actually quite good). I love the food at Zaytinya and loved the food at Marcel's but the latter was definitely a step above and now joins Zaytinya as my two favorite restaurants.
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West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress has lodged a complaint with the Election Commission accusing former chief minister and CPI-M leader Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee of violating the model code of conduct, a poll official said Wednesday.
"We have received a complaint against Bhattacharjee for violating the model code. The complaint has been filed by the Trinamool," Amit Roychowdhury, officer on special duty for the poll panel, told media persons here.
The complaint refers to Bhattacharjee's April 13 speech at Naihati in North 24 Parganas wherein he had criticised Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for sharing the dais with controversial party leader Anubrata Mandal - infamous for making hate speeches.
"We have submitted a CD of Bhattacharjee's speech, which is a clear violation of the model code," Trinamool leader Baishanor Chatterjee later said.
"He made inflammatory comments. And he has also been accusing in every meeting that Trinamool workers are raping people," Chatterjee said.
Earlier in the day, a Communist Party of India-Marxist delegation led by state secretariat member Rabin Deb lodged a complaint with the panel, accusing the Trinamool of intimidating and threatening voters in Cooch Behar and Alipurduar.
The four Lok Sabha constituencies of Cooch Behar, Alipurduar, Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling in northern West Bengal go to the polls Thursday in the first phase of balloting in the state.
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