The only somewhat dangerous part of NoMa is on the North Capitol side of things. When the homeless encampments were under the underpasses that could also occasionally see an incident.

Given that the encampments are gone, and you’re multiple blocks from North Capitol with no reason to be close to that part at night, you’re fine.

As someone who’s lived in that part of town for multiple years and watched it change, I’d say it’s nearly as safe as DuPont circle now, for the average person. I mean your apartment is right between an REI, a gay brewery, a planned parenthood, and an elementary school. This isn’t the hood people make it out to be, it’s thoroughly yuppie.

I’d just give them a call and ask. Neither seem like great choices for a vegan, but I doubt you’d be the first at either place and they can probably accommodate you.

Also if it’s supposed to be a recreation of the original, it’s going to be pretty small. That venue was only rated for like 200 people. Atlantis will probably be a competitor to Union Stage, which holds 450, and Songbyrd, which has 200. Could be a bit of a replacement for Rock and Roll hotel, which was about 400 as well.

What if I have bone spurs? Does that impact my draft eligibility?

Congressional staff make up 20-25,000 jobs in DC and their work directly impacts the day to day work of many many more.

Congress also has ultimate control over DC local politics.

Not sure why you would be surprised that people post about these things.

… and DC legislation!

Totally wrong. Thieves prefer alloys on very common cars. Civics and accords are super popular targets. Much easier to move them after stealing than high end wheels.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone pay cash into a bus fare box. Usually the driver just tells them to go sit and not hold anyone up.

I had to switch to Fios in one apartment and it was much worse than my Xfinity experience, so careful what you wish for!

My billing rate is ~20-40k/week. At my last job it was about 3k/week.

If there’s a university that you want to support I’d look at that. My schools alumni association administers a few scholarships, and underrepresented backgrounds are targets for at least one of them.

Otherwise I’d look at the local STEM magnet schools and reach out about a scholarship fund to give to.

I would say it’s a Greensky problem. I’ve seen Billy Strings at the Anthem and sound quality was great, so it’s not like they can’t handle the instruments/genre broadly.

Milk, eggs, and bread, because French toast is perfect snow day food!

Annecdotal support for that being the target demographic is my female boss who goes to Vida specifically because “it’s full of gay guys who aren’t trying to hit on me and let me work out in peace”

Probably safe to bet they have updated their data and logistics in the last 5 years since being bought by the largest data and logistics company in the world. And since you can literally grocery shop online.

Maybe call a bakery and ask if they’d sell you some? I knew a guy who would buy 00 flour from a pizza place down the street.

Try Whole Foods if one’s near by. Maybe check their website for availbility

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$4.50/lb hanging weight includes all processing.

Suppose that makes sense, but the Hirshorn exhibits are a lot simpler for display purposes than most of the other museums, so still seems hard to believe.

They’re gonna close the whole thing for a couple years? That seems like a lot. Are their some structural issues or something?

If you find corkage to be a special feature I’m cautious of your recommendations on anything related to dining….

I’ve heard of plenty of people asking the parents combined. And as someone else mentioned, asking for the blessing isn’t necessarily asking permission. It’s more like an FYI, and so they can lend support. And for most people it’s a formality for appeasing older parents who aren’t so progressive.

Don’t you have to walk like 4-5 blocks from the metro to the D4? That’s a pretty inconvenient bus transfer

Except the same types of places are all open around Union Market, with the perk of being metro accessible.

Large independent concert venue like the winery? -> Songbyrd

Brewery like Other Half? -> Redbear

Distillery like Republic Restoratives? -> Cotton and Reed

Michelin Star Dining like Gravitas? -> El Cielo & Masseria

Plenty of small retail shops and more food options than you can count.

There’s no real compelling reason for most people to go right past one neighborhood to get to another one that isn’t much different.

Doesn’t even have to involve that intersection. I’ve lived in the H street and NOMA areas for years and I can count the times I’ve gone to Ivy City on one hand. It’s just annoying to get to, without even the benefit of being in between me and someone I may be meeting.