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The Hamilton: Top Restaurant and Music Venue in Washington DC

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The Hamilton is a popular restaurant and live music/performance venue operated by Clyde’s Restaurant Group in the Penn Quarter neighborhood of Washington, DC. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (except December 25), serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night fare. The Hamilton offers performances by local, national, and international musicians. Housed in the landmark Garfinckel’s department store building, the restaurant and main kitchen occupies the ground level with the music venue below, featuring its own separate kitchen and two bars. A private loft piano bar on the third floor can accommodate 80 guests for an intimate dinner gathering or extended performance after the main show.

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Essential Tips for Efficient RV Refrigerator Packing

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Some individuals can prioritize certain amenities while RVing, whether it’s internet access, cable TV, or air conditioning, and they learn to adapt. However, one essential amenity for a comfortable experience on the road is the RV refrigerator. Dealing with an RV refrigerator can sometimes be challenging, from doors swinging open to food spoilage. With proper planning and execution, you can ensure that your food stays cold, your refrigerator functions well, and your appetite is satisfied. Below are some valuable tips to help you maintain your RV refrigerator and its contents effectively.

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ASU Sun Devil Stadium Seating Guide and Info

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Sun Devil Stadium is the home of the Arizona State University football team and is also known as Frank Kush Field. The stadium is named after Frank Kush, the team’s head coach from 1958 to 1979, who had a remarkable record of 176-54-1 and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1995. While Frank Kush Field refers specifically to the playing surface, many fans use it to refer to the venue itself.

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Essential Packing Tips and Travel Outfit Guide for Your China Adventure

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Happily, China is a very casual place, which makes creating a packing list for a holiday here quite easy—even if you’re planning on dining at an upscale restaurant. Chinese culture has wholeheartedly embraced casual Western-style clothing. Fancy embroidered jeans can be appropriate for weddings, and it’s interesting to note that the white Western dress is as popular as a red qipao for the bride. Regardless, your casual, comfortable travel attire will suit everyday sightseeing, while a smart casual outfit suffices for a nice dinner in the city.

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Top Romantic Getaways for Couples in 2025

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Much of what couples love about Hawaii can be found in Belize for a fraction of the cost and much closer to home. This small Central American nation (just a 2.5-hour flight from Houston) boasts mouth-watering seafood, lush rainforests, gorgeous beaches, and some of the best scuba diving in the world—all without the sky-high prices you’d find in Hawaii. However, Belize’s offerings include posh resorts with all the creature comforts you’d find in the USA (English is widely spoken, and U.S. dollars are accepted), providing a warm and relaxed atmosphere perfect for a sultry beach getaway.—Robyn Correll

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Explore the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC

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The Vietnam Veterans Memorial pays tribute to those who served in the Vietnam War and is one of the most visited attractions in Washington DC. The memorial is a black granite wall inscribed with the names of 58,286 Americans killed or missing in the Vietnam conflict. The veterans’ names are listed in chronological order of when the casualty occurred, and an alphabetical directory helps visitors locate names. Park rangers and volunteers provide educational programs and special events at the memorial.

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Top 14 Sushi Restaurants in San Francisco You Must Try

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San Francisco is a city that’s made for sushi. With a large inherent Japanese population and a perch right on the Pacific, the city hosts an abundance of skilled sushi chefs and easy access to fresh fish, some of which is actually flown in daily from Tokyo. SF’s sushi scene has exploded in recent years, and these days you can find everything from casual nigiri spots to Michelin-starred omakases. How to navigate so many delicious choices? Don’t worry, we’re here to help.

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