Oriental East Restaurant Review

Oriental East 

1312 East-West Highway Silver Spring, MD 20910 (301) 608-0300

I think my cousin-in-law Danny summed it up best when he said after our meal “When I go to dim sum places like these I pretty much expect the service to be bad.”  I wouldn’t say the customer service at Oriental East was bad … it was atrocious.

Today was our first visit to the popular Oriental East in Silver Spring.  We were going for my sister’s birthday and we were reminded to arrive early because of the wait and that they will not seat anyone without their full party.  True to their policy, we arrived on time to a long line.  Luckily we had 3 tables in the back “reserved” for our party.  The last table we were sitting at had 4 of us sitting and 3 more just about to walk in.  This is where the fun begin.  The lady manager begins to tell us that we can’t sit down because our whole party wasn’t here.  We explained several times that the other 3 are walking in but she said “I’m giving this table to someone else.”  After a short melee, the other three arrived and we all sat at the table before the Dim Sum Nazi (equally bad as the Soup Nazi) declared no dim sum for you.  NOT a good way to start lunch.

The carts eventually came out with the standard variety of dim sum – shrimp in rice noodle crepe, fried shrimp, shrimp dumpling, shu mai, fired rice, green leek sprout with shrimp paste, chicken feet and more.  Word to the wise – sit near the front because by the time the dim sum carts came to the back they were empty.  All dishes were good, not great, but not as good or original as Hollywood East Cafe.  Because service was bad because Dottie had at one point grabbed a place mat, a plate, extra chop sticks, and a pitcher of water because no waiter was around.

Because our party was big, there were of course kids – 5 kids under the age of 6.  And with kids, they tend to roam around from table to table and explore.  What was pretty alarming was when one of the other dim sum Nazi managers was seating another party, he yelled at the kids and shooed them away with his hand for them to move.  NOT COOL!

This place is like a cattle herd, they get you in and out as fast as possible and treat you disrespectfully.  To me the most important part of the dining out is the overall experience … not just the food or the service.  Mediocre food can be good dining if the service is great.  If the service is great and the food is mediocre, the meal can still be good.  But if the food is good and the service is awful, the dining experience is awful.

Looking at it from a different perspective, I came to this conclusion.  In any business, your customers are your greatest assets – they buy from you and keep your business going.  Without the customer, your business dies.  So you would think that any business would want to give the BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE possible.  Now in the case of Oriental East, obviously based on my experience and of the majority of the party, they could care less about customer service and don’t even make an effort to make you feel like a valued customer.  But it goes even further!  If Oriental East management treats their customers like crap, how do you think they treat their employees?  This was evident from the rude, un-attentive waiters and servers.  Even further, if the management treats the servers terrible, how do you think they treat the cooks – the people preparing our food???  It is this trickle down effect which clearly made this visit to Oriental East an unpleasant one.  Luckily for me, time with the family made up for it.

I will not go back to Oriental East.  I much prefer Hollywood East because their food and mostly their service is superior.  Parents – Oriental East is not kid friendly.  Readers – Oriental East is not adult friendly.

.25 stars out of 5 stars

Minh’s Restaurant Review

Minh’s

2500 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA (703) 525-2828

For our first official dine out of 2009, Dottie and I had the pleasure of introducing soon to be newly weds, Josh and Kim, to Minh’s in Arlington.  At first, we had initially spontaneously decided on Ray’s Steaks but when we arrived at Ray’s at 6 PM the hostesses informed us we wouldn’t be able to get seated until after 9 PM … boo.  Since we were in the neighborhood and starving, I suggested Minh’s or as Kim heard, Mince.  So we headed up Wilson.  I first thought we could walk it but I’m glad we rode up in Josh’s car because the walk would have been long and cold.

Minh’s has been consistently listed in the Washingtonian Top 100 Restaurants for years.  Dottie and I have eaten at Minh’s numerous times and for me it is by far the BEST Vietnamese Restaurant in the area.  And yes I have eaten at Four Sisters in Eden and also in their new location in Falls Church which is also considered the top Vietnamese Restaurant in the DC area so I come from that experience.  But for me, Minh’s is tastier and more authentic than Four Sisters.

When we arrived we were seated quickly and it was nice to see Minh’s had new menus that were really authentic, something I’ve never seen before.  Instead of your normal standard print menu that come in the big folder, these menus were on torn paper to give that feeling of reading an ancient manuscript and were printed landscape.  It’s these small details which make dining out memorable.

Josh ordered a beer (unfortunately they were out of 33), Kim and Dottie had Chilean red wine and I had an ice coffee.  Note – if you order an ice coffee at night from Minh’s don’t plan on sleeping any time soon.  The ice coffee was potent as NoDose.  Dottie and I did the ordering of food because we know their menu well.

We started off with shrimp-and-sweet-potato cakes.  This is a wonderful appetizer accompanied with fresh lettuce, mint and a vinegar sauce.  It was delicious and had us craving for more.  

Next arrived sizzling catfish and from what I heard Minh’s is the only Vietnamese restaurant that serves this dish.  The sizzling skillet of catfish perfumed with dill is also served with vermicelli, fresh lettuce and mint and fish sauce for dipping.  Kim got hit with a piece of the sizzling shrapnel.  Another fish dish was also served, the catfish in claypot.  This bubbling cauldron of catfish in a sweet sauce is a great contrast to the first fish dish.  We started dining when the remaining dishes arrived.  Shaky beef (Bo Luc Lac), my favorite dish, comes with tender marinated filet mignon, peppers, onions, mushroom with a pepper lemon dipping sauce.  And lastly, tofu with lemongrass, a dish with some kick.

With all these 4 dishes on our table, we had to clear our waters and anything extra in order to make it all fit.  The feast began and our conversations went from long dialogue to “Wow!  MMMM!  Sick!  Oh my gosh.  Can you give me some more of that?”  

Kim at one point had to leave the table because her nose was running from the spiciness of either the tofu with lemongrass or the lemon pepper sauce for the Shaky beef.  Haha.

The meal was absolutely delicious and only 2 dishes had barely enough left over to take home.  We finished the meal with fried bananas in rum, flamed tableside  with green tea ice cream.  

Overall it was an incredible dinner.  We finally got to spend time with Josh and Kim and it was all adults, no kids.  Thanks Josh and Kim for a memorable night.

Minh’s is one of favorite restaurants in the DC area and I give Minh’s my highest recommendation.

4.5 out of 5 STARS

Doom and gloom in the Stock Market!

Oh man, I don’t even want to look at my portfolio.  All I can say is that is down, way down.  See now is the best time to buy, prices are at their lowest.  Can you believe GM’s stock dropped to under $5 a share???  Now that is crazy.  Well, lottery is always a gamble.  So why not talk to the guy that can supposedly make you a winner in the lottery.  I didn’t believe him so I interviewed him myself.  Here it is Ken Silver’s interview:

A personal interview with the Silver Lotto System’s creator, Ken Silver.

Q: Hi Ken, thanks for joining us in this interview. Before we talk about your lotto system, tell us a little about your background.

Ken: It really all started with the lotto system. I first developed the Silver Lotto System in the early 90’s, and it sold really well through direct mail. After a couple of years success with it I wrote a “how-to” manual about my experience and how others could do it–which also sold well. In fact you can still buy it today. Then I went on to sell it over the internet in the mid-90’s and sales increased massively. I wrote another, “eBook Secrets” about writing How-To ebooks, and together my manuals have sold around a million copies from myself and other marketers who bought the limited number of Rights.

Q: Tell us how you developed your special lotto system.

Ken: Well, for several years in the late 80’s I had been looking for ways to turn the lottery to my advantage, and I studied a lot of material. It was an interesting period. You wouldn’t believe the weird, off the wall theories out there. I even read one book that claimed several thousand people could ‘will’ the numbers they wanted through mass ESP – Extra Sensory Perception.

Q: Strange solutions indeed. How did you figure out your own system then?

Ken: Through a lot of hard thought and lateral thinking. It helped that my late father was a brilliant optical engineer, and some of his analytical mathematical abilities might have rubbed off me! When I found the “eureka” solution that seemed to work, I spent a further couple of years researching and checking it. Although at that time I had computers that might have sped the whole research process up, the Silver Lotto System doesn’t actually work on patterned or computed numbers. So it had to be done by hand. Took a while.

Q: Why is your system so different that you couldn’t use a computer?

Ken: I found that despite the blinding speed and computational abilities of modern systems even back then, no-one had actually come up with a way to predict a win from past draws. This was the breakthrough for me. It simply told me this: That no-one can actually predict winning numbers through analysing and extrapolating past results. And when I realized this, it made my own system solution much more valuable as a result. So, although it took a while to figure out, suddenly I had found the ‘missing link’ to winning lotto.

Q: If you say that no-one can predict a win, how does your system work then?

Ken: The system works mainly by eliminating the millions of number combinations that won’t win. For example, you’ll never see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 in a winning draw… that is pretty unlikely. And there are countless other losing combinations too. My Silver Lotto System identifies these, leaving the potential winning combinations. Easy–once you know how!

Q. How is the Silver Lotto System different from other systems out there, like Wheeling?

Ken: Wheeling just gives a variety of number combinations. It doesn’t make any distinction between good and bad number combinations, so most times you are wasting your money on the many poor number selections in them. With the Silver Lotto System, EVERY line has the best number combination you can find, which hugely increases the chances of winning. That makes it different from almost every other system I’ve studied. (And if you find a system that works like the Silver Lotto System, you can bet your bottom dollar that is was adapted from mine!)

Q: OK, that sounds good. But has anyone won with your system?

Ken: Yes indeed, many people. An Australian guy who recently won AU$$537,396.59 using it. Another won $281,183.09. And another won $70,634.60 on the Canada 6/49. Many people around the globe have covered their costs, and won smaller amounts up to $50,000.00. One of the main advantages with my system is that you can be winning moderate amounts WHILE you are waiting for the Big Win to come along–as it eventually will.

Q: Is waiting part of your system? Why can’t we get the main prize straight off?

Ken: What many folks don’t realize is that when a system like mine can’t predict a winning game, the next best thing is to ‘wait in line’ for your winning turn. So what you’re doing here is still winning while you’re waiting for the big one. The Silver Lotto System puts you in the win line, right up near the top of the queue. When the right combination of winning figures strikes – you will have the correct number combination to win it. The best thing about my system is that you don’t have to wait several thousand years – as one academic predicted for other systems. It could be just a small number of games before the right combination is hit.

Q: So we might have to be patient? That’s hard to do!

Ken: Many people don’t have the patience to keep going, and going, even when the draws go against them, but the real winners will persist. There’s a story I read in a book about the first British Camelot lottery. Two partners in a double glazing window business took out over a thousand pounds a week (that’s about US$1400) to play the game. They were almost broke at the 3 month mark, but – luckily for them then – they won several million pounds! This is an extreme example of how persistence pays off.

Q: I was going to bring that up, Ken. Is there another way we can win lotto quicker with your system?

Ken: Sure. Just increase the number of tickets you play. For example, when I play in my country, I buy 120 lines. My chance of winning is very much less if I were only able to take out 2 lines a game.

Q: Are you saying you’ve got to spend a fortune each week then?

Ken: Definitely not. Every single line using the Silver Lotto System gives you a better chance than any other system I know. But the more lines you have in each game, the higher your chances become. So if you can’t afford many lines each week, you should maybe wait a month and play then what you were going to spend each week. But I emphasis to everybody playing any lotto game at all–make sure it is money you can afford to lose. Because it might take weeks before you make it back or get a major win.

Q: From your website and what you’re saying here, you sure don’t sound like someone trying to sell your system. You’ve covered the downside of playing too.

Ken: Sure. Most other systems out there are highly optimistic about you winning, but they’re mainly based on guesswork and wrongly-calculated maths. I believe mine is the first representation of what you can and can’t do with a system.

Q: Thanks for your time here. Is there a last word you want to say?

Ken: Yes, I’d like to say to all future Silver Lotto System owners this… take a good look at my system. Don’t spend your last cent on playing. And above all, keep going – - even when your wins are small or take a while to come through. You WILL eventually triumph!

 

Q: Thanks! Readers can see Ken’s Silver Lotto System website here: 

http://rlagdameo.kensilver.hop.clickbank.net

UFC 88 Live and Free at Velocity Five with Big O and Dukes

I’ll be checking out UFC 88 for free tonight at Velocity Five

UFC 88 Live and Free at Velocity Five with Big O and Dukes

September 6, 2008

Come watch UFC 88 live and free at Velocity Five in Falls Church with Big O and Dukes.  The main card will feature “The Iceman” Chuck Lidell vs. Rashad Evans.  Here’s what our friend Luke Thomas at BloodyElbow.com thinks of the match up:

Luke Thomas: As much as Evans’ newfound striking ability is touted, he has resorted to wrestling any time and everytime wrestling was required. He doesn’t handle pressure well, particularly in the stand-up. The problem is that Liddell won’t concede the takedown to Evans, thereby disrupting his rhythm and potentially rattling his stability. While I’m not convinced Liddell will finish him, I am very confident Liddell will do at least enough damage on the feet to win a decision. Liddell by unanimous decision.

Be sure to listen to Luke Thomas’ show MMA Nation, Saturdays at 4PM WJFK 106.7.  Today Luke will have Brandon “The Truth” Vera on MMA Nation.  Come early to tonight’s fight at Velocity Five as we will have a packed house.

Smith & Wollensky – DC Restaurant Week Review

Smith & Wollensky 1112 19th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 (202) 466-1100

DC Restaurant week just finished and I just finished the BEST week of eating.  For those on a limited budget (like me) DC Restaurant week is by far the easiest way to sample our area’s top restaurants.  You basically get to taste culinary excellence at a fraction of the cost.  And 3 courses is plenty, more than what I normally eat and at $20.08 for lunch and $30.08 for dinner DC Restaurant Week is a STEAL. 

I got to sample 4 greatrestaurants in DC and it ended with a bang at Smith & Wollensky.  Now I’m not a huge steak fan as I used to be … I eat lots of fish and veggies but I do crave a nice steak once in a while.  After eating at Smith and Wollensky, my steak craving jumped from infrequent to frequently – especially if it’s a steak from Smith and Wollensky. 

Yesterday Dottie and I were treated by my mom and dad to S & W.  The S & W restaurant week menu was simple.  For starters your choice of classic ceasar salad, iceberg wedge salad or soup du jour.  I ordered the iceberg wedge salad – a chilled salad which consisted of a wedge of iceberg lettuce and a slice of tomato covered in blue cheese dressing.  The fresh crispy wedge and juicy tomato came alive thanks to the blue cheese dressing which was very light but full of flavor.  I tried Dottie’s ceasarsalad which was excellent as well.  Romaine lettuce topped with ceasar dressing and aguette slice with toasted garlic and topped with anchovies.  Great starters for the table.

Mom always says when you eat at  a steak place order steak, when you eat at a seafood place order seafood etc.  Simple advice right.  So guess what everyone ordered from these choices – fillet mignon, salmon or chicken?  Yup, fillet mignon for the table.  I was definitely in the mood for “tender and flavorful USDA Prime steaks, dry-aged and butchered on site.”  When the steaks were served, plated with fried onions and sauce, my mouth was drooling.  The first bite is always the best – the fillet was so TENDER that I couldn’t remember in all my years of eating steak, biting into a steak this tender, incredible!  “Oh my gosh” “Wow” “MMM” said mom, dad and Dottie.  It was as though we’ve never had food this good before.  What brought out the flavor even more was the sauce, which tasted subtly sweet … my guess a red wine reduction.  The fillet was perfect, tasteful and absolutely delicious. 

Next came dessert with the choice of apple strudel or cheesecake.  Mom and Dad were so full that they just took their desserts home.  Dottie and I ordered one of each which was more than enoughfor the four of us.  Typical Filipino style – two desserts and four forks.  The rich cheesecake melted in my mouth, not too creamy or hard in texture, just right.  The warm apple strudel, wrapped in a flaky, light dough and filled with raisins and apples, tasted great.  Not too sweet like some desserts.  Dad was the only one that ordered coffee but they served a mini-pitcher for dad.  And in true Filipino style, we all shared Dad’s coffee because mom could not see the whole pitcher going to waste.  I just had a sip … or two.

It’s easy to see why Smith & Wollenskydons excellent write ups from the Washington Post and the New York Times.  With only 9 locations in the US, Smith & Wollensky is a must for everyone, even flexitarians like myself.  During DC Restaurant you will get a sweetheart of a deal – 3 meals for only $20.08!  Their normal menu is expensive but it’s easy to see why.  An excellent steak house and IMHO one of DC’s best!

4.5 out of 5 Stars!

Velocity Five Press Release

Potomac Falls, VA, August 20, 2008 – Jim Speros, owner of Velocity Five Sports Restaurant and Bar announced the opening of his second location in the popular Sterling area of Loudon County, VA.  Speros, former owner of the CFL’s Baltimore Stallions and Montreal Alouettes, as well as a former NFL coach with the Washington Redskins and Buffalo Bills,plans to transform the 6,000 square foot facility, located in the Great Falls Plaza Shopping Center across from Lowes Island , into the upscale sports restaurant and bar patrons have grown to love. 
 
Staying true to the winning formula that worked so well at his first location in Falls Church, the restaurant and bar features cherry wood walls, comfortable roomy seating, private booths, wall-to-wall hardwood floors, wireless internet and over 25 large flat screen televisions that use High Definition satellite Direct TV, thereby allowing customers to watch virtually any televised sporting event. 
 
Open daily from 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM , Velocity Five is a classic American grill, specializing in 100% Angus steakes and burgers and its signature gourmet chicken wings. Family friendly, Velocity Five also has a kid’s menu for children under the age of 12. 
 
In addition to the great food and outstanding service that will be the foundation its commitment to excellence, Velocity Five also provides a superb atmosphere, featuring not only non-stop televised sports, but also special appearances by athletes and celebrities, and live radio and television broadcasts. Velocity Five will become the home for college alumni groups to watch their teams in action, as well as your local headquarters for all NFL games.  A private room is available for business meetings, networking events, fundraisers, birthday and engagement parties.  The nightly entertainment includes live bands and a disc jockey spinning your favorite tunes over the state-of-the art sound and light system.
 
In just four months, Velocity Five Sports Restaurant and Bar in Falls Church established itself as the hotspot for WJFK radio events.  The area’s top radio show, The Junkies, hosted their Junkette search at Velocity Five on July 16th.  Three days later, Big O and Dukes, WJFK’s prominent midday show, celebrated their 1 Year Anniversary Party on July 19th with a huge crowd at Velocity Five.  Big O and Dukes also host their monthly Ultimate Fighting Championship viewing party at Velocity Five, a popular event that fills the restaurant to capacity.  Patrons to the new Sterling location can look forward to similar events.
 
Velocity Five Sports Restaurant and Bar is conveniently located on Algonkian Parkway, across from Lowe’s Island in the Great Falls Plaza Shopping Center.  For more information, please contact Jerry Burkot at 571-214-5125, or via email at velocityfive@velocityfiverestaurant.com.  Please visit our web site at www.velocityfiverestaurant.com.
 
Velocity Five Sports Restaurant and Bar
20789 Great Falls Plaza
Potomac Falls, VA 20165
(703) 444-8666

UFC 87 Live With Big O and Dukes

Looks like I’ll be at Velocity Five watching the UFC 87 again this weekend!

 

Georges ‘Rush’ St-Pierre defends the UFC® Welterweight Championship at UFC® 87: SEEK AND DESTROY, as number one contender Jon Fitch steps up to take on the newly crowned champion. Then, hometown hero Brock Lesnar returns to the Octagon™ to seek redemption in the Heavyweight Division. Plus, in what could end up being the matchup of the year, lightweight contenders face off as Kenny ‘KenFlo’ Florian battles Roger ‘El Matador’ Huerta.

UFC® 87: SEEK AND DESTROY – Saturday, August 9, live on pay-per-view from Minneapolis, MN. 

On Saturday, August 9th Velocity Five Sports Restaurant and Bar will be having a live viewing of UFC 87: Seek and Destroy.  This event will be hosted by WJFK’s Big O and Dukes.  As with all events, we encourage you to arrive at least 2 hours early.  During the last UFC fight, which started at 10 PM, Velocity Five had all tables filled by 8:30 PM.  We will only be taking reservations for parties of 10 or more.  To reserve your party for UFC 87, please email us at velocityfive@velocityfiverestaurant.com with “UFC 87 reservation” in the subject line.  Reservations will only be available from 6 PM – 8 PM.  Thank you.

We would like to thank Gold’s Gym for sponsoring UFC 87: SEEK AND DESTROY and allowing you to watch the fight free!

Hypermiling – It Works!

Ok, I first heard about hypermiling from my cousin G about a month ago.  He was telling me how average commuters can get up to 100 mpg on hybrids over 50 mpgs on regular cars.  Me being a fierce commuter, beltway slave, did not believe him one bit.  Then I did my research and found out more about hypermiling.  Ok, this blog isn’t about how to hypermiling works (do you own research) it’s about the results I’ve experienced since I started hypermiling.

My car (actually Dottie’s car) I’ve been using:  2000 Nissan Sentra, 124K miles

Sticker rating MPG City 23, MPG Highway 30, MPG Combined 26

I actually thought I’d be in the high 20’s combined … 26 MPG stinks!

I started hypermiling about a few weeks ago.  I studied and learned all the techniques, like a Jedi master.  On my first full tank of gas and after a tune up, I drove 457 miles and refilled 11.87 gallons of gas.  That puts my new MPG up to 38.5 MPG – SWEET!  Next rounds, 412 miles refilled 10.92 gallons = 37.72 MPG, 434 miles refilled 11.63 37.31 MPG!!!  I’m now averaging 37.84 MPG on this old skool nissan.  That equates to a 68% increase in gas efficiency. 

Research on your own on how to hypermile.  My average commute is 72 miles round trip.  Hypermiling does add on about an extra 6 minutes to my commute, but big deal. 

Now I’m just trying to figure out how it calculate the new price per gallon.

Doc Walker’s Networking Party Wednesday July 30th at Velocity Five!

The very own Rick “Doc” Walker will be hosting a networking party at Velocity Five on Wednesday July 30th from 6 PM – 10 PM.  The event will feature a live jazz band and complimentary hors devours from 6 PM – 8 PM.  If you have always wanted to network and connect with the area’s top professionals, this is the one event you have to attend.  Dress to impress, invite friends and bring plenty of business cards because this will be networking party of the summer!

Velocity Five is located at 8111 Lee Highway, Falls Church VA, 22042

About Doc Walker:

Rick Doc Walker a veteran of nine NFL seasons distinguished himself on the football field with his blocking and timely pass catching. Doc was a starting tight end for Coach Joe Gibbs 1982 World Champion Washington Redskins. He developed the concept of the Skins “Fun Bunch” and was an original member of the famed offensive linemen know as the “HOGS”. Playing for Coach Dick Vermeil’s UCLA Bruins, Rick received lineman of the year honors in 1977 and became a Rose Bowl Champion.As a broadcaster, Rick currently delivers color commentary for the ACC College Football Game of the Week aired on Raycom Sports. He is host of “The Doc Walker Show” weekdays from 9am – 11am on SportsTalk980 WTEM (Washington DC) and is the host of Doc Walker’s Proview on Comcast SportsNet.

Rick serves on the board of directors for The Touchdown Club Charities and The Spencer Foundation. As an event chairman he as helped Providence Health Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the YMCA. Currently Rick hosts the annual BB&T Alzheimer’s Golf Tournament and Doc Walker Golf Tournament for the American Cancer Society. Rick “Doc” Walker, a veteran of nine NFL seasons, distinguished himself on the football field with his blocking and timely pass catching. “Doc” was a starting tight end for Coach Joe Gibbs’ 1982 World Champion Washington Redskins. He developed the concept of the Skins’ “Fun Bunch” and was an original member of the famed offensive linemen known as the “HOGS.” Playing for coach Dick Vermeil’s UCLA Bruins, Rick received Lineman of the Year honors in 1977 and became a Rose Bowl champion. Also that year, the Associated Press (AP) selected Rick as an All American.

As a broadcaster, Rick currently delivers color commentary for the ACC College Football Game of the Week aired on Lincoln Financial Sports. He is host of “The Doc Walker Show” weekdays from 9am – 11am on SportsTalk980 WTEM (Washington DC) and is the host of Doc Walker’s Proview on Comcast SportsNet.

Selling Power Magazine chose Rick “Doc” Walker as one of the region’s top motivational speakers. For speaking engagements, Rick specializes in corporate team building and sales training.

Rick serves on the board of directors for The Touchdown Club Charities and The Spencer Foundation. As an event chairman he has helped Providence Health Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the YMCA. He currently hosts the annual Doc Walker Alzheimer’s Golf Tournament, now in it’s 9th year.

 

 

 

Affliction Banned, UFC and Big O and Dukes Anniversary Party

I’ll be checking out Affliction Banned, UFC and the Big O and Dukes Anniversary Party this Saturday at Velocity Five in Falls Church. The fight will be free, so you all should show up early!

On Saturday July, 19th, Velocity Five Sports Restaurant and Bar will host the 1 Year Anniversary Party of Big O and Dukes. This event will surely be the biggest event of the year for Oscar and Chad because this is their first full year broadcasting for any radio station. We will also be showing the UFC event AND Affliction Banned that night as part of the Anniversary Party.