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Morgan Dana Harrington, a 20-year-old student from Virginia Tech, was last seen on October 17, 2009 near the John Paul Jones Arena.

Morgan was last seen wearing a black t-shirt with the tan letters that spelled “Pantera” across the front, a black mini skirt with black tights and knee high black boots. She has long blond hair and blue eyes. Morgan is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs approximately 120 lbs.

If you have seen Morgan Dana Harrington or have knowledge of her whereabouts contact the University of Virginia Police Department at 434-924-7166

Help Find Morgan:
www.findmorgan.com

$150,000 reward for any info leading to finding Morgan.

Morgan's 24/7 Tip Line:
434-352-3467

State Police E-Mail:
bci-appomattox
@vsp.virginia.gov

Contributions:
Find Morgan Fund
P.O. Box 7588
Roanoke, VA 2401


Also:

http://twitter.com/find_morgan

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=162224546575&ref=mf

Z-Burger: Best burger&shakes place in DC, or best burger&shakes place ever???

Who here has not experienced the magic of this? You are a heathen and must get your ass over there immediately. Vegetarians are not exempt, they have a veggie burger too.

I looked through the memories but there wasn't a specific entry for this question: I am looking for a craft or yarn store in DC that has embroidery materials, specifically one that has a large variety of colors of embroidery floss, and possibly some interesting yarn as well.

I live in Mt Pleasant and am trying to find something as close-in as possible, though I also spend a bit of time in the Takoma Park area.

Thanks,

A.

Hi,

I'm looking for a good jeweler. I have a sapphire I need set into a semi-mount setting. Does anyone know of any business or place in the area that has a good reputation? I am willing to go on the pricey side.

Thanks.

This Saturday, you'll have another chance to catch ENGLISH BEATS, a fun-filled free night at
the Argonaut in the Atlas District.

On the second Saturday of each month, you will hear the best in new indie and electro from the UK and beyond. You'll also have the opportunity to sample some of the best food in town, and meet the great bar staff.

English Beats at the Argonaut
1433 H Street, NE
Every Second Saturday from 10 pm - 2am, upstairs
NO COVER!

( Click here for flyer )

Hellos.

I'm trying to find a restaurant for a Saturday evening dinner which features Hawaiian style foods. Google is not providing many options within the district and I don't see a way to search for this flavor on opentable.com.

I'm specifically looking for feedback from lovers of Mahi-mahi, since that's the dish most important to the guest of honor. If there is a great restaurant which serves Mahi-mahi but isn't Hawaiian based, that works, too.

Thanks for any insight.

Hi all:

I looked through the memories, the DC code, and tons of landlord-tenant law guides, but I'm feeling overwhelmed by all the information and the legalese out there. So plain and simple:

I live in a house with four other college students. We just moved into this house at the end of August. The washing machine stopped working. We contacted our LL. He came, looked at it, told us that he'd have someone in. It was discovered that here were bits and pieces caught near the pump that caused the noise and drainage problems. Now we have a bill of $500 from the LL. So that means $100 from each person, and the LL holds us at fault because the bits and pieces, which included a bra under-wire and an ID card, were obviously ours, and "He (the LL) has never had a problem with the washing machine in the past 4 years." However, these things were caught in the washing machine because of a plastic bit that was inside which broke off from the drum, which is a problem that occurred because of wear-and-tear. Also, even before those things were lost, we were having problems with the washing machine.

We want to know if what the LL is doing is legal, and if he is allowed to do this. We would also like to know if there is some sort of agency out there that will provide Tenant Advocacy of some kind because we are all Deaf, and we would like a hearing person to advocate for us, in order to avoid any communication problems.

Thanks in advance,

Victoria

voodoo magic
DC's premier industrial fetish circus
DJs Panic Hardware, Cosmo, Dirty B
White Shadow Live
Tons of vendors
giveaways and more

Friday the 13th of November 2009
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I'm planning on going to Asylum in NW tomorrow night for dinner. I've never been therefore, and I need to know approximately how loud the volume is there. I have hypersensitive hearing, and since there's live entertainment, I'm a little worried. If you've been there, could you rate the volume on a weekday evening at around 6pm? On a scale of 1-10 (1 is silence, 10 is rock concert). Or any other experiences you've had there relating to noise. Will I need to wear earplugs? =/ Thank you!!!

http://www.asylumdc.com/

got a case of the Mondays?
c'mon down to Source Theatre to laugh yourself silly!
8 pm - $10 tickets with the code "ARTIST" online or come early to get them at the door.
www.constellationtheatre.org

A FLEA IN HER EAR
October 8 - November 8, 2009
A New Version of Georges Feydeau's Farce, by David Ives

A pair of missing suspenders is the catalyst for a wild trip to the Frisky Puss Hotel where Raymonde Chandebise has set a trap to catch her husband Victor with a lover. Fourteen hilarious characters share an ardent appetite for affection. The spinning vortex of comedy fuels a delicious romp around a revolving bed and the ultimate chase sequence. This brilliant French farce is enlivened by the clever wit of comic playwright David Ives.

Attending oral arguments tomorrow at the Supreme Court. Can i keep my laptop with me? Thanks.

Tuesday, 10 November 2009, at 8:00pm

Washington Psychotronic Film Society presents

( Dracula's Dog )

So, google is throwing up all sorts of worthless information at me right now, so I'm getting sorta desperate:

Is there a walk-in orthopedic clinic (preferably NW DC or nearby MD) with x-rays on-site?

ETA: I got one, thanks. Well, thank you to those of you who were actually trying to help.

I'm looking for ideas of things to do in DC on New Years Eve. Does anyone have any suggestions? I know about the Eliot/DC101 event. Also, if anyone has any suggestions of any cheap decent hotels it would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

here's a question for those of you who know more then i about such things. when riding my bike around town today i noticed that several places had their flags at half staff (white house, treasury, FAA, were the ones i noticed) but it was not universal. this seemed odd to me, when important folks die, say teddy kennedy, all the flags were down. i assume these were down for the sad events at fort hood but i wondered if anyone knew why only some of them were down. the flag code doesn't list death of soldiers (other then on memorial day) as a reason for half mast and i understand that this is simply an act of respect but the government likes to follow the flag code pretty closely so i wondered if anyone knew what was up.  or what the logic in your department was for going half staff or not.

thanks

26 Miles
By Quiara Alegría Hudes
Directed by KJ Sanchez
www.roundhousetheatre.org

Area Premiere: October 28 - November 22
Round House Theatre Bethesda, 4545 East-West Highway
Metro: Bethesda (1 block away)

$10 on weekdays or $15 tickets on weekends for 30 and under!!
call 240-644-1100 for tickets

"Charming, spunky...a journey worth taking" -- The New York Times

A mother and daughter discover America - and themselves - on a spontaneous cross-country road trip in this funny, heart-warming new play by Quiara Alegría Hudes, Pulitzer Prize finalist and author of the Tony Award-winning Broadway hit "In the Heights".

In 1986, teenage Olivia, who lives in the Philadelphia suburbs with her Jewish dad Aaron, receives a surprise visit from her estranged Cuban-born mother Beatriz. Leaving her second husband behind, Beatriz whisks her daughter away on a long-distance car trip to Yellowstone National Park - a journey meant to fulfill the girl's long-standing desire to see a buffalo. Along the way, they discover love, understanding, and find out what family really means.

Recommended for age 15 & above