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Fire Commissioner Salvatore J. Cassano will cut the ribbon on a new state-of-the-art FDNY firehouse for Marine Company 9, located at the Staten Island Homeport, 392 Front Street, on May 10, at 11 a.m. Marine Company 9 is the only waterfront firehouse on Staten Island.
"This new firehouse is the latest development in what has been a monumental modernization of FDNY Marine Operations," said Commissioner Cassano. "With our new fleet of fireboats, waterfront firehouses - and a newly developed tiered response that utilizes all of our tools, training and preparation - the Department stands ready to provide unique lifesaving capabilities for all incidents on or near the water in New York City."
"We are pleased to have partnered with the FDNY on the construction of this new environmentally-friendly, state-of-the-art firehouse," said New York City Economic Development Corporation President Seth W. Pinsky. "Investing in essential City services and improving the quality of life for all New Yorkers will help ensure that our City remains a top location in which to live and do business."
FDNY worked closely with the New York City Economic Development Corporation and the State Department of Environmental Conservation to secure land to construct the new $24 million, two-story, 10,500 square foot facility to house the state-of-the-art fireboat, Fire Fighter II. This new firehouse has several green initiatives, making it one of the most energy efficient buildings in the Department's history. Sustainable elements include a planted green roof which provides for storm water retention and filtering, as well providing additional insulation; solar thermal collectors used to heat water in the firehouse and provide supplemental heat for the building; and automatic lighting controls used to minimize energy consumption.
Fire Fighter II was commissioned and assigned to Marine Company 9 on December 7, 2010 and replaced the former 72-year-old ship, the Fire Fighter. One of the two most advanced fireboats in the world - the other being Three Forty Three assigned to FDNY Marine Company 1 in Manhattan - Fire Fighter II has the capability of pumping 50,000 gallons of water per minute and the ability to detect and protect firefighters from chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear agents.
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Marianne Mulvey died Oct. 6, 2013, at her home in Raleigh, N.C. She was 73.
Marianne Janice Smith was born in Berkeley, Calif., Sept. 30, 1940, to Melvin and Christine (Marino) Smith.
She attended school and Presentation High School in Berkeley and Barnes Business College in Oakland, Calif.
She worked as a secretary for the FBI and the district attorney's office in Oakland, was a small business owner, and worked in private industry.
She married Joseph Mulvey June 25, 1960, in Berkeley, Calif. They lived in Cedaredge from 1992 until 2008 when they moved to Raleigh, N.C. to be near family.
She is survived by her husband of 53 years, Joseph; her children, Timothy (Cherie) of Denver, Teresa (Donald) Simmons of Vellejo, Calif., Sean (Sarah) of Niceville, Fla., and Colleen Wixson (Nelson) of Cary, N.C.; 10 grandchildren, Monica, Timothy, Sean and Shane Mulvey, Christine (Josh) Tidrow, Andrea Simmons, Maria (Forbes/Simmons), and Kayla, Shea and Mitchell Wixson; and two great-grandchildren, Peyton and Haiden Tidrow.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 2418 Blue Ridge Road, Suite 206, Raleigh, NC 27607. Checks should be made payable to "Shea Wixson's Step Out Walk Team." Or go to stepout.diabetes.org and donate under the name of Shea Wixson.
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Definition of bacchanal in English:
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- 1A wild and drunken celebration: the debauched and alcoholic president was said to be organizing unceasing bacchanalsMore example sentences
- Through her eyes we observe the absurdities of co-ed dorms and toilets, drunken frat bacchanals, and violent tailgate parties.
- Coming from the comparatively sedate Toronto coffeehouse scene, the brothers were dropped into what must have seemed like a bacchanal.
- The movie tells the story of two middle-aged pals, Miles and Jack, attempting one last bachelor bacchanal before Jack gets married.
Back to top- another term for bacchanalian.More example sentences
- The blogs have been very successful, the surprise being that students' blogs aren't all bacchanal debauchery but have included some intensely personal writing and some well reasoned commentary.
- What did shock me was that the hip-hop press, perhaps in a guilty, knee-jerk response to the bacchanal hip-hop that essentially gave rise to the genre in the first place, chose to ride along.
- With the proceeds of a very remunerative silent film in which he choreographed and danced a bacchanal scene, he re-channeled his life into a decade of travel and painting.
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Robin Bougie (born Robin Joel Bougie July 28th 1973) is a comic book artist, freelance writer, and self publisher of Cinema Sewer, Sleazy Slice, The Ex-Revenge Project, The Incest Project, The John Project, as well as over 40 other publications which he has put out since 1991. He was born in Uranium City, Saskatchwan (now a ghost town), and during his zine-creating years has lived in the Canadian cities and towns of Saskatoon, Chemainus, and his current home, Vancouver, British Columbia, where he currently resides with his wife Rebecca Dart.
In recent years, Bougie plied his writing trade not only in Cinema Sewer, but as a porn industry journalist in magazines such as Screw, Fox, Lollipops, and for websites like sexwrecks.com, culturalgutter.com, and for Something Weird Video.
In October of 2007, UK film book publisher FAB Press released a Cinema Sewer compendium of the best of the first twelve issues of the zine, which also featured over 80 pages of all new material.
Comics work has appeared in The Curio Shoppe, BJ Betty, Twisted Vixen, Porn Hounds, Screw, Vancouver Special, and Drippytown. He has also owned an operated a handpainted t-shirt shop and comic store called "Minds Eye Artwear" in Saskatoon, Saskatchwan from 1991 to 1992. He was a member of the Small Press League from 1992 to 1994 and is currently an active member of The Crown Commission comics collective, and has been since 2002.


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PITTSBURGH — Megan Micco of Clear Spring was named to the dean's list for the fall and spring semesters at Duquesne University.
She is a freshman in the McAnulty College of Liberal Arts.
Megan is pursuing a bachelor of science degree in political science.
During the fall semester, Megan will study abroad at Duquesne's Italian campus in Rome, Italy.
Megan is a 2011 graduate of Clear Spring High School.
She is the daughter of Jim and Robin Micco of Clear Spring.
Kyle A. Zittle of Hagerstown was named to the dean's list for the spring semester in the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park.
He is the son of Terry and Linda Zittle, and grandson of Harry and Shirley Andrews.
ASHLAND, Ohio — The following area students are members of the Ashland University football team:
Mike McMillan of Hagerstown is majoring in sports management.
He is the son of Judy Stone of Hagerstown.
McMillan is a 2008 graduate of North Hagerstown High School.
Christian Wilson of New Market, Md., is majoring in political science.
Wilson is a 2010 graduate of New Life Christian School.
CLEMSON, S.C. — Megan Louise Barkdoll of Greencastle, Pa., graduated from Clemson University Aug. 10 with a Master of Science in youth development leadership.
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — William Thomas Lauffer of Shepherdstown, W.Va., was recently awarded a Bachelor of Science in cell and molecular biology from the Harpur College of Arts and Sciences at Binghamton University.
SAVANNAH, Ga. — The following area students recently graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design:
Courtney Wirth of Frederick, Md., Bachelor of Fine Arts in illustration design
Anna Tringali of Frederick, Bachelor of Fine Arts in production design
VALDOSTA, Ga. — Leslee Sophia Bry of Frederick, Md., recently graduated from Valdosta State University with a Master of Science in marriage and family therapy.


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Those looking to work at Google may now want to apply with the aid Google's social network. On the Google jobs board, users are now prompted to enable Google+. Once enabled users can connect with other Googlers, star and save jobs they like and even apply with just one click.
Once logged in, connections that work at Google are shown on the right with the ability to quickly add to circles. The connections don't change with the job, rather look to be powered based on related connections on Google+.
When a Google+ enabled user finds a job, no lengthy applications are required … just one click:
This not only shows Google's commitment to push Google+ and also the flexibility of the overall Google+ "social layer." Much like personalized search, this is a job prime candidate for matching social info with matching jobs. This social application feature is very similar to LinkedIn's "Apply With LinkedIn" button, but with the caveat that it is actually outside of the Google+ stream.
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text: 03/10/2014 Nash Tabbed C-USA Women's Basketball Sixth Player of the YearRedshirt-Sophomore Is The Team's Second-Leading Scorer 03/09/2014 Thornton Named First-Team All-Conference USA HonoreeSenior Earns Placement On Squad For Third Straight Year 03/05/2014 UTEP Stumbles At FAU In Regular-Season FinaleFAU Sets C-USA Record With 20 Three-Pointers 03/04/2014 UTEP To Conclude Regular Season At Florida Atlantic WednesdayMiners Can Secure Number Two Seed For C-USA Tourney With A Win 03/01/2014 UTEP Rolls Past Rice, 72-57, To Improve To 23-5, 12-3 C-USAMiners Put Together 26-4 Midway Through Second Half 11/05/2012 Miner Sports Weekly Episode 6 (2012)Hosts Jon Teicher and Julie Levesque interview head women's basketball coach Keitha Adams, head tennis coach Mark Roberts and men's basketball player Konner Tucker. 11/19/2011 Post-Game Interviews (vs. Houston Baptist, 11/19/11)Post-Game Interviews (vs. Houston Baptist, 11/19/11) 02/22/2014 UTEP Women's Basketball vs ECUPhoto Gallery by Michael Patrick Reese 02/05/2014 UTEP Women's Basketball vs Louisiana TechPhoto Gallery by Michael Patrick Reese 01/18/2014 UTEP vs Charlotte. Photos by Ivan Pierre AguirreMiners vs Niners. Photos by IPA 12/03/2013 UTEP Women's Basketball vs NMSUPhoto Gallery by Michael Patrick Reese 11/16/2013 UTEP Women's Basketball vs Kansas StatePhoto Gallery by Michael Patrick Reese Competitor, motivator, role model, teacher, winner. While any of those words can easily be used when describing UTEP women's basketball head coach Keitha Adams, one thing is certain. Her accomplishments since being named the seventh head coach in program history on April 20, 2001, are simply amazing. Adams, who recently signed a contract extension to keep her with UTEP through the 2017-18 season, has achieved plenty. She has delivered three league championships, including claiming both the 2012 Conference USA regular season and tournament title, guided UTEP into a pair of NCAA Tournaments, while changing the fortunes of the program for good. She isn't going anywhere, either, thanks to the contract extension signed in summer of 2012. All four 20+ win campaigns, five of the six seasons of at least 18 victories and eight of the 11 campaigns with at least 16 triumphs all time at UTEP are courtesy of Adams. Furthermore, every player who has exhausted her eligibility at UTEP during her tenure has graduated. Adams, a two-time C-USA Coach of the Year (2008 & 2012) while also being a finalist for the national distinction once, has compiled a mark of 184-147 to easily surpass the individual she supplanted (Sandra Rushing; 123-175, 11 years) as the all-times wins leader in program history. Her squad has finished at .500 or better eight times, including seven winning seasons, to surpass the amount (seven) of such campaigns in the 27 years before. When you truly take into the consideration the lack of a winning tradition for the program prior to Adams, the appreciation for the success she's attained increases tenfold. The Miners had never won a conference crown-let alone finish better than third- advanced beyond the semifinals of a league tournament nor earned a bid for the NCAA Tournament. UTEP has become a well-known name both regionally and nationally, with it making 17 appearances in nationally-televised games (11-6 record in games) under Adams' leadership. It was nationally ranked for the final six weeks of the 2007-08 campaign, climbing as high as 18th/23rd before finishing 23rd/25th. The Miners also received votes in both major polls in 2008-09, 2011-12 & 2012-13. UTEP has been mentioned in the preseason poll three times, most recently garnering a trio of votes in 2012-13. Including the 22-10 record last year, the Miners are now 191-115 over the past 10 years (2002-03 through 2012-13). The effort obliterates the prior standard at the school for a decade-long stretch (115-155 from 1990-91 through 1999-2000). UTEP has emerged as one of the best programs in the state of Texas. The Miners have the third-most wins in the Lonestar state during the past six years (129-58), trailing only the last two national champions (Baylor, 181-34 & Texas A&M, 164-47). The Miners have also proven to be elite in regards to fellow C-USA schools. They stand at 151-68 since 2006-07, which is the second-best record in the league for any member institution (including new members for 2013-14 season) in that timeframe. Additionally, UTEP is responsible for two of the three teams in C-USA history to have at least 15 league wins and 28 overall victories in a single year. The sequence started with the then first 20-win season in program history, with the Miners racking up 22 triumphs in 2006-07. The ensuing campaign would be even more magical. The Miners were 28-4, including an unprecedented 16-0 in Conference USA play to claim the program's first league title. It marked the second conference crown by a women's program at the school, and the 28 victories equaled the 1966 Texas Western NCAA Championship team. Adams was chosen as the C-USA Coach of the Year and was one of eight finalists for the national honor, while Jareica Hughes earned the first of her two straight C-USA Player of the Year distinctions. It was a season of streaks, with the Miners winning a school and C-USA record 23 straight games from Dec. 8-March 8. When the run was finally halted in the league championship title game, it stood as the longest active stretch in the country. UTEP, which had never even received votes prior to Adams' tenure, climbed to as high as No. 18 while being nationally ranked in both the ESPN/USA Today and Associated Press polls over the final six weeks of the season. It earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament in exhilarating fashion, with ESPN cameras covering the selection show live from El Paso as the Miners' name came up on the board. UTEP dismantled Western Kentucky, 92-60, in the first round of the tournament before bowing out to eventual national runner-up Stanford in the round of 32. There was a fitting conclusion to the season, with Natasha Lacy and Izabela Piekarska becoming the first players in school history to be selected in the WNBA draft. Lacy was tabbed by Detroit in the second round with the 28th overall pick while Piekarska was chosen by Sacramento during the third round at the 43rd overall spot. Adams has overseen the development of some of the best players to ever don a uniform for the Orange and Blue. Twelve of the 18 major individual career records at the school are held by players who were mentored by Adams. Additionally, six of the 10 members of UTEP's 1,000-point club were coached by Adams. She has shown an innate ability to produce professional-caliber players, with 18 players she has coached in her career going on to star at the next level. Included among them are Lacy of the L.A. Sparks, and European standouts Hughes, Kasia Krezel, Izabela Piekarska, Claudia Porras and Izabela Piekarska. She has also impacted the international game at the highest level, with Noni Wharemate representing New Zealand at the 2008 Olympic Summer Games. The efforts of the Orange and Blue have not gone unnoticed in the Sun City, as Adams has renewed interest in the once dormant program. The top two and eight of the 10 largest single-game crowds in school history have come during the Adams era. UTEP has rewarded the fans with a mark of 96-22 over the past seven years, aided by the 14-3 effort during the 2012-13 campaign. It enters the 2013-14 season in the midst of a school-record seven straight years with 10+ victories, each of which has featured at least 12. Success on the basketball court is only one part of Adams' coaching philosophy. More importantly, Adams stresses academics. Every student-athlete who has exhausted her eligibility with Adams has earned a degree. Adams has also aided in the development of the student-athletes in terms of real life, with her ground-breaking mentoring program affording the Miners with tremendous role models. The program has been so successful that the UTEP Athletics department started its own version of a mentoring group for female student-athletes in Jan. 2008. Adams delivered a masterful coaching performance during the 2012-13 campaign. UTEP finished 22-10 & advanced to the 2013 Conference USA Semifinals in spite of having lost three key players to torn ACLs. Projected starter Jenzel Nash (exhibition vs. St. Mary's, 11/3) & starting center Kristine Vitola (vs. Arizona State, 11/18) were lost early. Adams adjusted & the squad surged out at 17-3, including 5-2 within C-USA play. Sixth played Saidah Zuberi Allen tore her ACL at Tulane (2/7), and it was a devestating blow that left the Miners with only 10 scholarship players. UTEP compiled a mark of 5-7 the rest of the way, though it did show resolve by winning a pair of contests at the C-USA tournament. UTEP was 3-0 on the year against squads from power conferences. It was 3-35 previously all time in such games. The Miners bested Pacific 12 members Arizona State (60-54, 11/18/12) & Arizona (64-53, 11/23/12) while also toppling Kansas State on the road (52-50, 12/16/12). Anete Steinberga (first team) & Kayla Thornton (second team) earned All-Conference USA accolades while Kelli Willingham secured a spot on the C-USA All-Academic team for a second straight year. The Miners had a historic campaign in 2011-12, setting both the school (men's) & C-USA single-season record for wins by finishing 29-4. The four losses were by a combined 15 points. UTEP won both the 2012 C-USA regular-season and tournament championship. The tournament crown was the first in program history while it marked the second regular-season championship at the school. The Miners earned the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, battling hard before falling to nationally-ranked Penn State (11/12), 85-77, in the first round. The 15-1 mark in league play resulted in a .938 winning percentage, the third best all time in C-USA. UTEP also enjoyed separate winning streaks of at least 10 games, including a school-standard 10-0 start to the year. Other single-season records set included blocked shots (197), games played (33), rebounding margin (+9.5), scoring defense (54.2), scoring margin (+13.4), double-digit wins (21), road wins (11), wins by at least 20 points (10) and overall wins (29). Gloria Brown was voted first-team All-C-USA, a member of the all-defensive team, named the C-USA Sixth Player of the Year and also selected as the 2012 C-USA Tournament Championship MVP. Thornton was tabbed second-team All-C-USA. UTEP showed tremendous resiliency during the 2010-11 season, never giving up despite the loss of four key players to injury and several heartbreaking defeats. A single-season school record 12 of the 14 defeats on the year were by single digits, including pushing No. 22 Houston to the break before falling 68-64 in the C-USA tournament. Adams helped oversee the development of transfer Brown, who won two of the six major C-USA awards. Brown was tabbed as the 2011 C-USA Newcomer of the Year while also being voted as the league's Sixth Player of the Year. UTEP compiled a record of 16-16 in 2009-10, including a victory over rival Rice in the opening round of the C-USA tournament. Other highlights on the year were being invited to participate in the prestigious preseason WNIT, Hughes garnering all-conference accolades and Anete Steinberga landing on the All-Freshman team. The Miners took care of business with a mark of 18-12 in 2008-09, and came within a game of repeating as C-USA champions. It earned the No. 2 spot in the league championship while Hughes once again was named the C-USA Player of the Year. While the 2007-08 season is one of the most magnificent in program history, the Miners enjoyed a terrific campaign in 2006-07. UTEP set then school standards for wins (22) and fewest losses (eight). UTEP burst out of the gates at 11-1, before carrying the momentum into conference play. UTEP -- which was tabbed to finish 10th out of 12 teams in the preseason coaches' poll -- exceeded expectations by winning a then school record-matching 10 league games en route to tying for fourth place. Included among those triumphs were the first three conference tilts, marking the Miners' then first 3-0 start in league play. UTEP racked up a school-standard breaking 16 home victories, which included a then program best 13 consecutive wins at one point. They also took care of business on the road, securing five wins to equal the then second-most in school history. The Miners turned some heads nationally by receiving votes in the Associated Press top-25 poll for the first time in school history. Helping realize that was UTEP stringing together 10 straight triumphs, also at the time a program first. The squad was very good at both ends of the court, with UTEP setting school records to that point for assists (510), points scored (2,063) and steals (343) while checking in second for blocked shots (134), three-pointers made (168) and turnovers forced (628). Two of Adams' players received postseason accolades. Hughes was named both the C-USA Freshman and Newcomer of the Year, becoming just the third player in UTEP history to be so honored. She was voted onto the five-member all-league defensive and rookie teams, as well as being tabbed to the all conference third team. Fellow classmate Timika Williams joined Hughes on the league's all-freshman team. Her selection made UTEP the only member institution to have multiple players on the squad. Adams' team registered 14 wins during the 2005-06 season, the then fifth-highest total in program annals. The squad was once again strong in the Don, racking up nine wins compared to five losses. Her 2004-05 team was one of the youngest in the conference, with underclassmen accounting for nine of the 14 players. Nonetheless, UTEP earned 12 victories and won nine games at home for the second consecutive season. In Adams' third year, the Miners had the tallest team in school history and won 16 games, 10 Western Athletic Conference games and finished 32nd in the nation in scoring defense at 58.1 ppg. Additionally, UTEP held a school-record six opponents under 45 points. In 2002-03, she had a second team All-WAC selection and two players chosen for the WAC All-Newcomer team. The Miners improved on their victory total by seven and set the then school record with 418 assists. In her first year at UTEP, Adams mentored second team all-league and all-newcomer Kimya Murray. Adams came to UTEP after several successful years as head and assistant coach at Independence Community College in Independence, Kan. At Independence C.C., Adams was the head coach for five seasons and guided the Lady Pirates to a 127-37 record, including back-to-back Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference titles in 1999-00 and 2000-01. Her teams also combined for a 35-1 conference record over her final two seasons. In 2000-01, she paced the Lady Pirates to a 31-2 mark, the conference title and was named the KJCCC Eastern Division Coach of the Year. Her team also led the nation, averaging 94.0 points per game, and she coached the conference's freshman of the year. Independence ended the regular season rated fifth in the NJCAA poll. During the 1999-2000 season Adams led Independence C.C. to a 28-5 record and her first conference crown. She also took her Lady Pirate squad deep into the Regional Tournament. In her first three seasons as head coach, Adams' teams won 22, 24 and 22 games respectively and advanced to the Regional Tournament in each of those seasons. A tireless recruiter, Adams has driven throughout the United States and made several international connections to find her talent. While at Independence, Adams honed her athletes into all-conference, All-American and Academic All-American caliber players. Included in the bunch were 22 all-KJCCC selections and five NJCAA All-Americans. Adams also had an impressive track record of sending her student-athletes on to play at four-year schools. Fifteen of her former players went on to play NCAA Division I basketball, including two in the SEC, two in the Big 12, one in the ACC, three in the WAC and one in Conference USA. Svetlana Volnaya, who played at Virginia, was chosen in the third round by the Detroit Shock in the 2001 WNBA Draft. While at Independence, four of her teams had cumulative grade point averages of 3.20 or better. The 1995-96 team was the NJCAA Academic Team of the Year after posting a 3.59 average. In 1996-97, her team was second in the nation with a team average of 3.29, while her team was fourth in 1997-98 (3.26). Adams was an assistant coach at Independence C.C. for two seasons (1994-96) prior to being elevated to head coach. As the Lady Pirates' top assistant and recruiting coordinator, she helped the team fashion a 34-4 mark in 1995-96 and finish as the national runner-up at the NJCAA Tournament, limiting opponents to 57.4 points per game, a school record. She also served as men's and women's tennis coach from 1994-95 at Independence. Prior to joining the collegiate ranks, Adams coached basketball, softball, volleyball and track and field at Winfield High School in Winfield, Kan. She was also an assistant basketball coach at Belle Plaine (Kan.) H.S., from 1987-89. A native of Oxford, Kan., Adams graduated with a degree in health, physical education and recreation from Southwestern College in 1989. Adams was Oxford High School's all-time leading scorer and earned all-state honors as a prep. Her jersey was retired in 1986. |


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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 431-1212
Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday 11am - 2pm Saturday: 2pm - 12am Sunday: 11am - 10pm Monday - Wed 12pm - 11pm Thursday - Saturday 12pm - 12am
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What the critics say about Savore "The featherlight pasta should make any Tuscun proud especially when tossed with a fine wild boar ragu" Ruth Reichl NEW YORK TIMES "Savore has the palpable ring of a true trattoria and serves food most Americans never thought could taste so good until now - at
least on this side of the Atlantic" John Mariani WINE SPECTATOR "I Have found further unenriched satisfaction with plainly grilled fish, lightly napped with white wine and lemon zest..." Andy Birsh GOURMET MAGAZINE "SOHO certainly claims its fair share of jam-packed eateries. Savore serves solid Northern Italian cooking, complemented by an excellent selection of wines. Savore Has been selected as a notable restaurant in its category and is recommended by MICHELIN's team of professional inspectors. "Savore is not just another Italian restaurant. Its menu is based on Florentine dishes from Renaissance, and the moment you walk in, you feel like in Florence" Maria Hodgson NEW YORK OBSERVER
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My husband and I discovered Savore
several years ago by pure serendipity and it quickly became our favorite go-to restaurant in all of Manhattan. We've enjoyed many fabulous dinners there and we have also hosted special occassion parties there too. The owner, Paulo is a fantastic host and the service in the restaurant is impeccable. The food is so authentic and delicious and the vibe is always fun and energetic. We cannot say enough great things about this wonderful establishment."
Dined on 3/1/2014
My boyfriend and I discovered
Savore on the resturant week list and decided to make a reservation. Everything was amazing from the appetizers to the desserts. Even the wine was delicious. The service was also soectacular. We will be coming back."
Dined on 2/26/2014
My husband and I went there for
Restaurant week's lunch. We didn't expect much for good service at rush hours. To our suprised, we were totally impressed there. It was 3-course lunch... And the Waitress and waiters were annoyingly interrupted us, FIVE times!!! just to confirm if the food's fine with us. And the food's sooooo impressive for us two. Bread before starter was totally burn outside. Pizza and Tiramisù, the classic Italian cuisine as we thought, were even worse than our homemade version. Definitely not going there any more."
Dined on 2/23/2014
No real Parmesan and ravioli looks
like the corner deli ones"
Dined on 2/26/2014
Great Italian food. The service
was amazing. I hardly needed to ask for anything. The restaurant is dimly lit which makes for a romantic environment. However, when there are larger tables around, it gets quite noisy."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Restaurant week drew us to this
gem but the pizza will bring me back. Atmosphere was great, parmigiana dish portion too small for my husband but the oven brick pizza was awesome."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Wanted a place where we could
catch up with friends on a Sunday evening after MOMA, talk about our travels apart and plan a trip together to Alba. Had to have good Italian food and wine. This was it in spades. Family run. The osso buco, artichokes and pasta were especially good. Everything was tasty. And the Dolcetto, a bargain. The Restaurant Week menu was a delightful surprise. Drinks, appys, sparkling, dinner and wine for four and a nice warm place to chat for over two hours was $277 before tip."
Dined on 2/23/2014
This restaurant is definitely
worth returning to. The food was really fresh, large portions and tasty. The restaurant catered to your needs. Several people came to check on us and replenish your water. We were greeted when we walked in and when we left. Everyone was polite. The ambiance was perfect for a romantic night out or a relaxing night for drinks and food with friends. Prices were reasonable but even if they weren't I'd return for its amazing service."
Dined on 2/22/2014
I was not impressed with this
place. For restaurant week, they were okay. The food was not bad, but it was not the best Italian cuisine I have had. Moreover, the space was tight. While I was eating, they were moving tables for about 15 minutes which was a distraction. Overall, food was okay, service was good."
Dined on 2/18/2014
Prosciutto app excellent - like
being in catalonia again. Belga salad was good but light on endive. Not a fan of pears in general but they were cut like matchsticks and blended well with the salad. Fettuccine was great the risotto was good but not fabulous. The tables were really packed in, To the point where you couldn't move much without bumping into your neighbors. I eat out in NYC a lot and this was definitely more cramped than other NYC places. Other than that the atmosphere was nice, you could hear people's conversations but if you were involved in your own it didn't drown you out. There was a small child at one of the tables and I was pleased to see how welcoming the staff was. The manager even came over to chat with the girl."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I went here for restaurant week
and my friends birthday. Everything was amazing from the minute we walked into the door. They had our table ready and the service was so wonderful. We were next to a loud table which I didn't mind but the maître d' still offered to move us to a quieter place which is really sweet. My date and I shared different items on the restaurant week menu but we also should the appetizers the fried artichokes and prosciutto with melon. Even though they were close to closing and we stayed to the end they were still very courteous and even brought up special tiramisu and sang happy birthday. I highly recommend this place anyone you want some good Italian food an atmosphere that is nice without being stuck up."
Dined on 2/18/2014
Was amazing, my girlfriend and I
really enjoyed the experience and would highly recommend it again food and service was amazing g"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Savore had a great prix fixe menu
for Valentine's Day.We had a four course meal with choice of starter, pasta, entree and dessert for $59. I started with the salad with octopus which was OK, but the rest of the meal was great. The ravioli stuffed with shrimp and mashed potatoes were delicious (would have never thought to combine those ingredients in ravioli stuffing, but yum!), followed by swordfish in a spinach puree and chocolate mousse. The dessert was shaped like a heart for the occasion, which was cute. We enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. It's a great place to have a romantic meal. The only issue was that tables in our area were so close together that sometimes other couples disturbed us when they were getting up or being seated."
Dined on 2/14/2014
This was a last minute Choice to
eat and the service was excellent people great atmosphere was awesome"
Dined on 2/14/2014
I went here for Valentine's
dinner. The food was delicious. Most importantly, the service was impeccable. We were greeted at the front door by an army of waiters, hosts, etc. There was a woman whose only job was to come to our table every time we were served a new course and say "enjoy buon apetito." Beautiful restaurant, and we showed up early around 5 and there was not a single other person besides us. 5 stars."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Great vibe, intimate setting with
fantastic food. Service was attentive and quick and the food was delicious and priced well."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Really delicious authentic Italian
food, would highly recommend it to anyone"
Dined on 2/14/2014
I had a great time here for my
birthday dinner. We were a large party sitting next to an even larger party and our waiter did a wonderful job with both groups. He offered great choice for wine and made the entire experience very enjoyable. The food was great too! My friend wanted something that was not on the dinner menu, but they were very accommodating. The only negative thing I would say is that the place is a bit small so with two large parties it was a bit hard to get around. Also, the bread for the table was over toasted. The salmon risotto was too salty, so I didn't eat much."
Dined on 2/1/2014
after suffering thru ridiculously
priced, overdone "restaurants of the moment", it's a pleasure to go to Savore where is food is always outstanding, the staff eager-to-please and the owners genuinely welcoming and happy to see you. This has become our go-to celebration restaurant, because the food is better than the trendy and overpriced destination restaurants that have left us wondering what all the fuss is about."
Dined on 2/1/2014
We live in NJ and celebrated my
son's birthday with a special dinner outing in NYC at Savore. We've dined here before and my family always enjoys the delicious food, service, and relaxing atmosphere. My son really enjoyed his margherita pizza and loved the special chocolate cake he was presented as a surprise dessert with a birthday candle. Thank you, Savore, for a great evening!"
Dined on 1/11/2014
Very good food, but the staff is
too pushy, especially the guy outside at the door who is "jumping" on you to bail you to come in...It makes Savore looks very cheap, like a "tourist trap". Despite the fact I had already a table booked, I was about to walk away...Again, food is very good."
Dined on 1/11/2014
My food was delicious and the
prices are not bad for the quality you're getting."
Dined on 12/31/2013
It was our second visit to Savore
and the results were the same. Very good and fresh Italian cuisine that makes you feel as if you are in Italy."
Dined on 12/29/2013
We had a lovely dinner here on New
Years Eve after a show at City Winery. Mussels were outstanding appetizer: the guys claimed they were the among the best they have ever had. Entree all delicious; ravioli like Grandmas! A great find."
Dined on 12/31/2013
The staff were exceptionally
helpful. The server's wine recommendation was right on the spot. It being New Years eve, there were several large groups, and the restaurant was very noisy-- to noisy for our enjoyment. The food was very well prepared. The filet was not prime (though not advertised to be prime). Both it and the lamb were very tasty, but a bit chewy. Otherwise, the food was superb, including the pasta. We hope to return at a less frenetic time."
Dined on 12/31/2013
A group of 8 gathered for my
husbands 50th and Savore was a HUGE hit! The service was wonderful and the location was perfect. It was an unusaly warm December night and the doors were opened briefly and we all enjoyed the comfort with our fabulous meals. We had salads, and specials to start and a our meals were delicious not a wrong choice on the menu or specials offered. The Tiramisu is a delicious as all reviews indicate. Find a reason to go to Savore- there was no sticer shock when the bill came reasonable prices for wonderful food!"
Dined on 12/21/2013
Savore Ristorante delivers
beautifully prepared and presented dishes. Service is immaculate -- attentive but never intrusive. Everyone at our table had a great meal and a very enjoyable start to our evening. Thank you!"
Dined on 12/27/2013
I'll keep it simple: My wife and
I have been eating at Savore for soooo many years now.... The bottom line is that, in ever-trendy and ever-changing SoHo, this restaurant has remained steadfastly excellent. It delivers the goods: the pasta and fish dishes are truly wonderful. Simply but elegantly prepared and full of flavor. The owner and his staff are very friendly and professional. Go...you won't we disappointed..and enjoy."
Dined on 12/3/2013
Initially the service was not so
great and we had to wait to be served but after we ordered, everything was on point and the staff was very nice. I gave the food 3 stars because me and my wife weren't crazy at all about it, it was pretty simple and no wow factor to it. But the dessert we had was just phenomenal, we would definitely go back just for the dessert... It was so fresh and so yummy that it's so hard to describe in words. Bottom line is that they have to work on that wow factor that will keep bringing people back."
Dined on 12/24/2013
We went for dinner with a group of
16 21 year olds for a friend's birthday. The food came out quick, the drinks were good, and the food was amazing. We brought a cake to the restaurant, and the waiters lit the candles and sang happy birthday and served the cake for everyone."
Dined on 12/6/2013
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and we just ordered appetizers so we could sample a few different things. The portions were large enough to share and every dish was excellent in taste and presentation. The wine selection was very good too. The service was perfect - very attentive. We loved it. And also enjoyed the routine where all the lights go out each time they bring out a special dessert with a candle on it for someone's birthday!"
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Savore is one of our favorite
restaurants in Manhattan and we've eaten at some of the best there are. Paolo (the owner) is a most gracious host. The service is impeccable and the food is absolutely wonderful. We have been there many times and are never, ever disappointed. It is a beautiful little gem of a place. Highly recommend. You will be very happy if you go."
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The food was awful, very salty.
Pasta was fresh but the sauce was salty. Stingy on the parmesan cheese and bread. Very overpriced. Tiramisu had no taste. Very disappointing. Don't waste your money."
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JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. (release) -- Former Tennessee Volunteer Nick Reveiz has joined the Carson-Newman coaching staff as a graduate assistant working with the Eagles linebackers.
Reveiz finished his career with the Vols in 2010 with a 108-tackle season, including a career high 14-tackle performance in the Music City Bowl versus North Carolina.
While the three-time academic All-SEC selection's playing pedigree, it was what is in Reveiz's heart that impresses Carson-Newman head football coach Ken Sparks.
"He doesn't just talk it, he walks it and has done so in several settings," Sparks said. "And now he's in another setting where he can make a difference with our kids. We're just fired up to have him on our staff."
For Reveiz, the opportunity to coach along side a 300-win coach was almost too good to be true.
"As soon as coach Sparks offered me this opportunity, I knew it was something that I couldn't pass up," Reveiz said. "I'm really excited to dive in and see what this coaching world is like."
Reveiz's father Fuad was a Vols placekicker before an 11-year NFL career in which he kicked 188 field goals and 367 extra points. After spending time as a businessman, Reveiz said he had to jump at the opportunity to get back into the sport with which he grew up.
"I love football, I've got a passion for it," Reveiz said. "It's been a part of me since I was six and watching my dad play growing up. My wife and I prayed specifically for one door to open. That door was Carson-Newman. I don't think that was by chance, I think that was by the Lord's leading."
As such, Reveiz is thrilled to work in an environment where Christ comes first.
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Reveiz will get to help tutor a group of linebackers that has the potential three senior starters at each position. Jonathan Sites (Hendersonville, Tenn.) – Carson-Newman's leading tackler from 2012 – returns to bolster a strong unit that also features Gregory Beauduy, Jarelle Emanuel and Jaycob Coleman – who sat out the second half of the season with an injury.
"A big part of (coming in) is that I'm learning under coach Clowney and Sparks and making sure I'm speaking the same language as them," Reveiz said. "It's about me serving these guys.
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DULUTH, Georgia. - Fresh off a 66-62 upset of top-seeded Tennessee, Texas A&M looks to secure the program's fifth league tournament title on Sunday when the fourth-seeded Aggies (23-9) battle No. 2-seed Kentucky (27-4) in the SEC Tournament championship game inside The Arena at Gwinnett Center.
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Me, I'm not going to waste your time raving about Portishead, TV on the Radio or Vampire Weekend's CDs. Why bother? I'd rather turn you onto great music that slipped between the cracks.
My favorite album of the year was JD Souther's "If The World Was You." JD was most famous for co-writing a bunch of 1970s era Eagles tunes, but this new CD demonstrates the Detroit-born, Amarillo, Texas-raised musician hasn't dried up in the intervening decades.
The new CD, recorded live in a Nashville studio, has a dark, brooding sound. JD's accompanying musicians are serious players. But it's the writing that kept this disc in heavy rotation in my house. There's a bit of the late, great Warren Zevon influence in there, so if you're a fan of 1970s Southern California rock If the World Was You would definitely be worth a listen. It's at least as good as Randy Newman's excellent "Harps and Angels" CD that was also released this year.
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Hundreds of homes in five southern Illinois counties were damaged or destroyed by the Feb. 29 storms that killed seven people in Harrisburg, a town of 9,000 in Saline County.
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