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Tony Award winner James Corden, who made his Broadway debut in the British farce One Man, Two Guvnors, is reuniting with playwright Richard Bean for a new holiday film, according to Deadline.com.
One Man, Two Guvnors author Bean, who adapted the hit comedy from Carlo Goldoni's The Servant of Two Masters, has penned "School For Santas" as a vehicle for Corden.
"School For Santas" will center on a down-on-his-luck dad who attempts to get into the holiday spirit and win his kids back.
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Waterloo, Ontario, Canada - May 8, 2000 - The Board of Directors of Habitat for Humanity Canada are pleased to announce that Bobbye Goldenberg has been hired as the new C.E.O. for Habitat for Humanity Canada. Bobbye starts in her new position at the National Office in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada as of May 8, 2000.
Most recently the founding CEO of Seneca College Foundation and, previously, Vice President, Student Services, Seneca College (the largest community college in Canada), Bobbye comes from a background of education, leadership and management experience, fund raising and community volunteer work. She has been a keynote speaker at national and provincial conferences as well as a workshop facilitator for audiences of five to five hundred. She is the recipient of an international award for Excellence in Education from the National Institute of Staff and Organizational Development, University of Texas, and has been included in Who's Who in Canadian Women since 1995. Bobbye is currently President of the Learning Disabilities Association of York Region and serves as a director of the Markham-Stouffville Hospital Board as well as Chair, Governance. She is also an active member of Bethesda Lutheran Church.
A believer in life-long learning, Bobbye has earned a master's degree in Higher Education, a bachelor's in English and Educational Media, a certificate in Alternate Dispute Resolution, and short courses in Major Gifts, Effective Governance and New Partnerships and Alliances. Bobbye also completed the Specialist's Program in fundraising sponsored by the National Council for Resource Development.
Bobbye and her husband, Allan, have 5 young adult children, 4 grandchildren and 2 very large dogs. In her spare time, Bobbye writes poetry and children's stories and sings in the Village Voices, a community-based choral group.
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The Iowa Cubs were tied to the railroad tracks by the New Orleans Zephyrs, 7-3.
Dave Bush started and pitched four shutout innings. Those innings were the first, second, fourth and fifth. Unfortunately he pitched the third inning too and and he allowed seven runs in the third inning. His final line for the night was five innings pitched and seven runs on eight hits, including two home runs. He walked two and struck out two.
First baseman Bryan LaHair hit his 29th home run this season with the bases empty in the sixth inning. LaHair was 1 for 4.
Third baseman DJ LeMahieu was 2 for 4 with an RBI. Catcher Chris Robinson went 2 for 4 with a double and an RBI. Left fielder Brad Snyder was 2 for 4 with a double and a run scored.
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The Smokies were shut out by the Montgomery Biscuits, 4-0.
Starter Marco Carrillo took his first loss of the year in Double-A. He allowed three runs on five hits over four innings. He walked two and struck out three.
The Smokies were shut down for seven innings by former Smokies pitcher Chris Archer. Shortstop Junior Lake was 2 for 4 with two steals.
Daytona Cubs
The Daytona Cubs lost to the St. Lucie Mets, 7-2.
Dae-Eun Rhee started and took the loss. He lasted 5.2 innings and allowed six runs on nine hits. One of the six runs was unearned. Rhee walked one and struck out five.
Third baseman Greg Rohan hit his second home run in as many nights. It was a solo home run in the sixth inning. Rohan was 1 for 2 with a walk and an hit-by-pitch. He scored twice.
Second baseman David Macias was 2 for 4. Shortstop Logan Watkins was 0 for 4, which ended his on-base streak at 36 games.
Peoria Chiefs
The Peoria Chiefs misery continues as they were robbed by the Quad City River Bandits, 6-2.
Starting pitcher Starling Peralta had control problems tonight. He pitched four innings and allowed four runs on five hits. Peralta walked five and had one wild pitch. He struck out one.
Center fielder Taiwan Easterling was 2 for 4 and scored once. Third baseman Dustin Geiger was 2 for 4 with a double.
Boise Hawks
The Boise Hawks washed and dried the Everett AquaSox, 8-6.
Starting pitcher Willengton Cruz pitched 4.2 innings and allowed four runs on four hits. He walked four and struck out seven.
Joe Zeller got his first win of the season with 1.1 innings of relief. He allowed one run on two hits. He did not walk or strike out anyone.
Bryce Shafer entered the game with two on and two out in the bottom of the ninth and got a pop out to end the game. It was his seventh save.
Right fielder Jesus Morelli hit a three-run home run in the top of the third inning. It was his first this season. Morelli went 2 for 5.
DH Rafael Lopez and first baseman Paul Hoilman hit back-to-back home runs in the seventh inning. Both were solo home runs. Lopez was 3 for 5 tonight and scored twice. Hoilman was 3 for 5 with a double and two RBI. He also scored twice. Lopez now has three home runs this season and Hoilman has ten.
Center fielder Pin-Chieh Chen was 2 for 5 with a run scored. Catcher Yaniel Cabezas went 3 for 5 with a double and two RBI. He scored once.
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- City aiming for a sixth win in seven league games
- (Half time) Worcester City 0-1 Telford United (Dan Preston, 12)
- (Full time) Worcester City 0-1 Telford United
Telford cling on to secure a 1-0 win.
A battling City are being warmly applauded off the field by their fans.
Nti charges forward but drives into the side netting with the final kick of the game.
Brown hammers a free kick from distance that's palmed out to the feet of Farrell, but he can't guide the ball home from close range. A big chance wasted for City.
Williams crosses and Brown beats goalkeeper Young to the ball, but heads wide of the target.
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Owens tees Adam Farrell, who drags his half volley wide for the visitors.
City (82): Richard Munday makes way for Aaron Farrell.
United counter at pace, but Mike Phenix ignores the unmarked Sean Clancy before being dispossessed by a strong Munday tackle.
Nelso-Addy's inswinging cross from the left finds Brown, who again heads over the bar.
The hosts are beginning to take hold of this game as they push for an equaliser.
George Williams produces a dangerous, first time cross that flashes across the six yard box. Agonisingly close to being touched in.
Within seconds of coming on, Phenix clatters Weir with a scything tackle. Just a yellow for the substitute.
Telford (65): Mike Phenix comes on for Shaun Whalley. City will be glad to see the back of him.
Nelson-Addy unleashes a dipping piledriver from distance that Young gathers at the second time of asking.
The tenacious Ethan Moore hounds and then dispossesses Baynes, but his cross is cut out by Young.
Neat control on the chest by the lively Shaun Whalley allows him to glide into the City area, but he takes too long to pull the trigger and his delayed, swivelling shot is gathered easily by Veiga.
From the resulting free kick, Leslie's curling cross finds the leaping Aaron Brown, who heads wide of the far post.
Wes Baynes is then booked for a late challenge from behind on Steven Leslie.
Wes Baynes drives into the City half before reaching the edge of the area. His right footed shot deflects off Graham Hutchinson and Veiga does well to gather, diving low to his right.
The second half is underway.
Dan Preston's 12th minute header is enough to give The Bucks a 1-0 half time lead.
Free kick for a pushing foul on Brown is greeted by ironic cheers from the City faithful. Deeney fires the resulting free kick from just outside the area into the wall.
George Williams's high cross to the back post finds Nti, who has the composure to tee Brown, but the midfielder lashes over from close range.
Tyler Weir tries his luck with a speculative effort from distance, but it flies harmlessly over the bar.
Veiga scrambles low down to his left palm away a thumping header from Dan Preston, before Nelson-Addy hacks the ball clear.
Brown booked for an altercation following the referee blowing for a United free kick. He may have talked himself into the book.
With a City free kick straight from the training ground, Brown tees Leslie, whose driven shot is deflected wide for a corner.
Shaun Whalley releases Adam Farrell into the City area, but Veiga is equal to the striker's tame left-footed shot.
McGinn unleashes a thundering, first-time half-volley from the edge of the area that clips the top of Veiga's crossbar.
Telford United (12): Dan Preston heads United in front from Shaun Whalley's corner, despite the best efforts of City players to hack the ball clear off the line.
McGinn drills a low, left-footed free kick from distance and Veiga does enough to turn away the bobbling strike with his feet.
Munday hesitates and allows Adam Farrell through on goal, but charges back and puts in a well-timed last-ditch tackle to deny the striker a clean shot at goal.
City force their first corner of the game.
The teams are out at a chilly Aggborough.
Worcester City: Veiga, G Williams, Weir, Munday, Hutchison, Brown, Nti, Deeney (c), Moore, Nelson-Addy, Leslie. Subs: A Williams, Aaron Farrell, D Williams, Ramsey-Dickson, Bulman.
Telford United: Young, Baynes, McGinn, Byrne, Grand (c), Preston, Whalley, Grogan, Owens, Adam Farrell, Clancy. Subs: Lever, Barnett, Phenix, Booth, Pryce.
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PHOTO CALL: Marin Hinkle, Neal Huff, Sharon Washington and More Celebrate Luce Opening Night
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Neal Huff, Marin Hinkle and Okieriete Onaodowan star in the LCT3 world premiere of JC Lee's Luce, which officially opened Off-Broadway Oct. 21 at the Claire Tow Theater.
Luce marks Lee's professional playwriting debut. Staged by May Adrales, the production runs through Nov. 17.
In addition to Huff (Take Me Out, When I Come To Die), Hinkle (Graceland, Elektra) and Onaodowan (Neighbors, Cyrano de Bergerac), the cast features Olivia Oguma (Les Miserables, Emotional Creature) and Sharon Washington (The Scottsboro Boys, Wild With Happy).
Here's how the play is billed: "When a teacher makes an alarming discovery about Luce (Onaodowan), an all-star high school student, Luce's parents (Hinkle and Huff) are forced to reckon with their idealized image of their son, adopted years ago from a war-torn African country."
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CLEARWATER, Fla. Ś It must have felt like 2012 to Cliff Lee Monday: Make a nice start, get little run support, watch the bullpen blow up like an meteor over Russia.
The good news for the Phillies southpaw is that Grapefruit League games donÆt count, especially two-inning outings in late February. But Lee did seem sharper than the average pitcher as he pitched two shutout innings in the PhilsÆ 10-1 loss to the Tigers at Bright House Field.
In a camp where physical condition has been a focal point for many of the participants, Lee showed up in prime form, with six-pack abs and his arm well ahead of the curve.
ōI started throwing in mid- to late-December and threw right into spring training Ś off the mound four, five, six times along the way,ö Lee said after his 29-pitch outing. ōYou still have to build up endurance so you can throw 100 pitches (in a start). I could have thrown a couple of innings the first day I showed up, but 100 pitches is a different animal.ö
Lee had a surreal 2012, during which he ranked ninth in the NL in ERA (3.16), fourth in strikeouts (207) and easily had the best strikeout-to-walk ratio (7.4 whiffs per walk). Yet in 30 starts he finished with just a 6-9 record, as the Phils lost four games by a score of 2-1 and another 1-0 when Lee started.
At the time it didnÆt rankle the veteran, because all he could do was pitch to the best of his ability. But during the offseason, with a little time to look at the absurdity on the back of his baseball card ...
ōI wasnÆt happy with where we ended up as a team,ö Lee said of last seasonÆs 81-81 mediocrity festival, ōbut individually I felt pretty good with giving the team a chance to win (in most starts).
ō(Six wins) is definitely not what I would expect out of myself, but it was one of those years where I was the guy who didnÆt get much support and things didnÆt go my way.
ōIt can be frustrating, looking back on it.ö
While Roy Halladay is fighting to regain his form after a hard stumble last season, Cole Hamels has the responsibility that comes with a $144 million contract extension, and Kyle Kendrick and Jon Lannan want to solidify their footing at the back of the rotation, Lee mostly needs to keep being himself Ś and perhaps bribe a few hitters to throw a few insurance runs his way.
Still, he sees places where improvement can be made.
ōI had a stretch there where I had four or five bad starts in a row,ö Lee said. ōSo I wish I could have eliminated that and minimized the damage. But, other than that, I didnÆt think there was a whole lot I couldÆve changed.ö
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It wasnÆt a very encouraging Grapefruit League debut for relievers Jonathan Papelbon and Mike Stutes Monday, as both were raked by the Tigers.
Papelbon, who earlier in the week caused a minor grease fire in the media by stating that the Phillies have lacked leadership since he arrived, led a conga line of Detroit hitters to the plate, allowing six runs, including a couple of tape-measure home runs by top Detroit prospect Nick Castellanos and Miguel Cabrera.
ōYeah, Pap got a nice little ERA today,ö Charlie Manuel said of Papelbon, who left the game with a nice 81.00 ERA next to his name. ōBut I ainÆt worried about Papelbon.ö
Papelbon wasnÆt worried about Papelbon, either.
ōAs long as I repeat my delivery,ö Papelbon said. ōIÆm more concerned with throwing the ball out front, and thatÆs really it to me. Everything else will fall by the wayside and come later in spring.ö
Stutes, who had his 2012 season end in June with shoulder surgery, continued to have the severe control troubles he displayed in bullpen sessions. His first five pitches in the sixth inning were well out of the zone, he walked two, allowed a two-run triple and the three outs he recorded were fly balls to the warning track.
Pitching coach Rich Dubee tried to offer Stutes some leeway in his first outing.
ōItÆs his first time off a mound (in a game) in 10 months,ö Dubee said. ōI wouldnÆt jump off the ship yet. ... IÆd get a life raft if you did.ö
Although Stutes adamantly denied he was having any residual problems in his bullpens when asked about it last week, barring a startling turn of events it seems likely the right-hander will need to start the year in the minors so he can attempt to regain his form and help a bullpen crowded with arms.
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Ports of call were the normal ports and we didn't have a problem.
All in all we had a great time and the weather in Florida is much better then Ohio at this time of year.
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When Derek Jeter was 25 years old, in 1999, he led the American League in hits.
Now he's 38. And he's leading the American League in hits.
Jeter, of course, cleared 3,000 career hits more than a year ago.
So what about 4,000 hits? What about Pete Rose's record?
Before you scoff, remember that Omar Vizquel is seven years older than Derek Jeter. And still playing. Give Derek Jeter another seven seasons and ... Well, it's worth considering, right? One obvious problem, though: Jeter probably won't be a shortstop for much longer. The Yankees have tolerated his sub-par defense for quite a long time, but even their patience must eventually run out. And while Vizquel's hung around forever, he hasn't been a full-season everyday shortstop since he was 40.
Which leads to the obvious question, asked here by Joshua Prager in a long piece about Derek Jeter's future:
Jeter has played 2,498 games at shortstop, 44 at designated hitter and zero elsewhere. Looking ahead, where should he play?
There are many opinions. The retired pitcher Jim Kaat, a baseball analyst for MLB Network, suggests that in time, Jeter will D.H. a lot, adding, "The only other logical place would be first base." But Rob Neyer, a columnist and editor for SB Nation, points out that Mark Teixeira is signed through 2016 and says that Jeter's inevitable decline as a hitter will render his use as D.H. nonsensical.first baseman
Third base, he says, might fit Jeter (were Alex Rodriguez to D.H. more), as might left field. But Kaat said he believed that left field would prove too much ground for Jeter to cover well.
Prager doesn't ultimately make a prediction -- he's a reporter, not some wild-eyed columnist -- but I will: Derek Jeter won't become any of those things. Not for long, anyway.
Jim Kaat's right about left field. While there have been plenty of slow left fielders over the years, the Yankees seem to prefer left fielders with some range and Jeter's definitely slowing down. He's got only eight steals this season, and no triples at all. More to the point, I doubt if Jeter would consent to become an everyday left fielder; I don't believe his dignity would allow him the inevitable growing pains out there.
Third base is tough, too. Cal Ripken did make the switch, but 1) he was only 35, and 2) there's the same old problem of playing a really tough position in one's 40s. Essentially, Graig Nettles is the only third baseman who's played every day into his early 40s. One guy. And he'd had a LOT of practice before then.
If Derek Jeter wants to play until he's 43 or 44 or 45, I think there's one realistic possibility: Start working hard every winter and every spring training at learning to play third base, second base, first base, left field, center field ... all those positions which he might someday play ... with the idea of becoming a superannuated super-utility player, sort of like Vizquel these last few years, but with an outfield glove and a batting average.
But I don't think Jeter is interested in doing that. I don't think he's all that interested in playing if he can't play shortstop almost every day. And even if he does become a sort of utility player and go until he's 45, he won't play often enough to approach Pete Rose's record. The Hit King can breathe easy. The Hit King will always be the Hit King.


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The gold Panther Martin plunked down on the surface of the water and sank a few inches before it was nailed by a nice, hefty pan-size trout.
I don't want to say that the ponds in Boise and the Treasure Valley are like grocery stores for trout, but we've had grilled rainbows a few times this month.
I can't say it's like shooting fish in a barrel because I've gotten skunked a few times, especially in the rain. But, the ponds are fun to fish and really close by.
Although I love fly fishing, when it comes to urban ponds, I've had more luck spin fishing.
There's a science to it, just like fly fishing. One day the trout won't hit anything but a Mepps Black Fury. Another day, a yellow-bodied Panther Martin with a gold spinner was the ticket to having seasoned trout simmering in butter.
Come to think about it, the bright Panther Martin worked on a sunny day and the Black Fury took fish on a cloudy day. There's something to choosing bright and dark spinners and colors.
Anyway, area ponds make perfect places to experiment with fishing gear because they are stocked with hundreds of trout a month and fishing can be prime in the spring.
They are also great places to take the kids bait fishing. Garlic marshmallows and worms fished on the bottom can be a sure-fired way of getting the kids into fish.
Do a little experimenting in the ponds with different types of fishing gear and you'll be ready to hit Idaho's trout streams and reservoirs.
Side note: I noticed at one pond that some anglers are cleaning their fish and leaving the remains on the banks of ponds.
Nothing's going to mess up a beautiful little trout pond in the city than to have fish guts all over the place and yellowjackets buzzing around.
Throw the innards in a plastic bag and put them in the trash can. Most ponds have them.
Good fishing. To check out what ponds are stocked, go to fishandgame.idaho.gov and click on Fishing and then Fish Stocking.
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PHOENIX -- The Phoenix Police Department responded to a call about a shooting taking place at the Autumn Ridge Apartments near 19th Avenue and Thunderbird Wednesday night.
Based on information obtained at the scene, Phoenix PD believe that two intruders entered one of the apartments and were confronted by a resident. The confrontation led to a shooting and one of the intruders was subsequently killed.
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- Address:
5411 Ballard Avenue NW
Seattle, WA 98107Neighborhood:
Ballard / Fremont
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.volterraballard.com/
- Phone: 206-789-5100x
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 9:00am - 2:00pm
Lunch: Saturday - Sunday: 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Northwest
- Executive Chef: Don Curtiss
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We would love to assist you with catering for your offsite event. Please contact us and ask for Michelle for detailed information.
- Private Party Facilities: The Volterra Drawing Room is a beautiful, intimate private event venue located next door to Volterra restaurant and is an ideal location for small to mid-size events. We offer the same award winning cuisine, exceptional service and extensive wine list as Volterra.
- Private Party Contact: Michelle Quisenberry 8883527279
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- Cross Street: 20th Ave NW
- Public Transit: Metro Bus #17 and 18
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Street parking is available on Ballard Avenue and Shilshole Avenue. Paid parking in the Ballard Landmark Garage. Enter on Leary Way with access to Ballard Avenue puts you 1 block away from Volterra. Please note, access to garage entrance on Ballard Avenue is only open until midnight.
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Volterra features the bold-flavored, Tuscan-inspired menu of Chef Don Curtiss showcasing his innovative style applied to the bountiful harvest of the Pacific Northwest. Menu highlights include: Seasonal Tuscan specialties –truffles, squash blossoms, fresh porcini mushrooms are featured throughout the year. All natural, organic or free-range meats and poultry. Fresh, house made pasta. Our extensive wine list features primarily Italian and Northwest wines. Volterra has received numerous accolades including: "Best New Restaurant" and "Best Italian Restaurant" by Seattle Magazine. "Best Italian Restaurant" by Seattle Citysearch, and "Best Chef Inspired Restaurant" by Seattle Metropolitan Magazine, Zagat "America's Top Restaurant's" and "America's Top Italian Restaurants". Rachael Ray named Volterra "one of her favorite restaurants on the planet".Continued
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66 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.2
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (48)neighborhood gem (37)special occasion (33)romantic (26)notable wine list (22)great for outdoor dining (22)great for brunch (15)good for groups (9)kid-friendly (7)great for lunch (6)hot spot (5)late-night find (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Usually great food and service.FurryBikerDined on 8/30/2014Been here 3 times. First two were excellent. This time the food did seem as brilliant and the service was rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wanted to love it morevalegDined on 8/16/2014We had a lovely evening with friends. Service was great, ambiance lovely, but the food, while good, was only that: good - not great. With all the awards, and with the spendy price, I expected to be wowed! Probably won't go back; too many other great places to go for less money.Special Features:
- Ballard fine ItaliandavesfavesDined on 8/15/2014We had a very nice meal here recently. The space it warm and contemporary, and located on a historic street with a happening scene. Salads were freshly made with wonderful flavors. The pasta sauces and entrees were very flavorful and well constructed, with superb service. Nice ambience in a neighborhood of noisier venues.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently excellentBallardDinerDined on 8/9/2014We have found the quality of Volterra's kitchen and dining room staff to be consistently excellent. Euro size portions (i.e., not huge), allow for having a tasty appetizer, main course and dessert without overeating. Everything we have had was delicious and perfectly prepared, so it really comes down to individual taste as to what anyone would choose from the menu. However, we would be sorely disappointed if the wild boar tenderloin or the mushroom polenta were ever retired from the menu. Treat yourself to a night in Tuscany.Special Features:
- As good as always...senti598Dined on 8/8/2014Great food. Relaxed atmospher. Really interesting menu. Overall GREAT!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NiceAMinSeattleDined on 8/2/2014We had a nice dinner. I was a bit disappointed with the charcuterie plate, we just got 4 different kinds of salami (I'm not particularly keen on salami) and very little cheese. If it is supposed to be charcuterie one expects a mix of salami, ham, prosciutto etc. Never mind. Our main course was pasta. My husband had the mushroom and guanciale taglierini, which were excellent. I had the aubergine ravioli and the tomato based sauce they were dressed in was way too spicy for me! The good thing is, most of the pasta on the menu is home made. Dessert was nice (custard cream with fresh berries and amaretti crumbs). Overall ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousMECADined on 8/2/2014Thoroughly enjoyed the dinner and the service. One of the best pastas I have had - rich ingredients but not heavy at all. I had guests visiting from out of town and had wanted to introduce them to the neighbourhood. The menu was diverse enough to suit different tastes. the waiter recommended a wine that was delicious. Definitely a place I'll go back to if I want to treat myself. Even the coffee was extra-ordinary. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I'd expect for the priceMonkeyFaceDined on 7/25/2014Food was good, not consistently, and expensive. Service was fine, nothing bad, just again not quite up to the standard that the prices and what they project about themselves suggest.Special Features:
- A modern and urban take on classicsMarco514Dined on 7/24/2014Perfectly executed modern take on italian classics, the dishes are innovative (gnocchi with pork belly, mushrooms and peas) and the wine list contains a few gems. The night we were there however the noise level was through the roof making it difficult to hold a conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food at fair prices.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/16/2014The food is fine and everything else is too. You'll be glad you went.Special Features:
- Volterra never disappoints!KnowsHowtoTravelDined on 7/6/2014Had our latest dinner at Volterra. So happy to see the polenta with wild mushroom ragu still on the menu! This is one of our favorite dishes ANYWHERE! Tried the lamb meatballs for the first time and it was delicious. The fresh pastas - tagliolini and tagliotelle - were perfectly prepared. They are offering a citrus, white Sangria, which was the only thing that disappointed. If you like Sangria, it doesn't taste like Sangria at all. But our waitress took care of us - had the bartender make one of our favorite drinks (pegu club?), which was perfect. Actually, our waitress, Cassie, made everything right. We will ask to sit in her section the next time we have dinner at Volterra. She has the perfect balance of knowledge and fun personality.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ptompk2Dined on 7/5/2014Our server, Jess, was quite good. She stopped to visit with us when she had the chance and we enjoyed the meal more so because of it.Special Features:
- Overall disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/5/2014AT Volterra on the 5th, the service was extremely inexperienced, slow and ultimately ruined the evening. All the fish courses "sold out" prior to our ordering or as we found out 20 minutes after ordering the other remaining fish dish, "sold out" before she could put in our order. Then when we ordered the shrimp pasta, it came as the shrimp main course. She was not able to handle making a dish dairy free (for a severe allergy, not pickiness) and order the correct meal. She did not apologize for the mix-ups nor was there any attempt to take off the charge for the meal, which was a 4th choice. The restaurant was almost empty, and it is clear Volterra had its junior staff working and did not order enough food to cater to its customers.
- Dependably goodBallardDinerDined on 6/19/2014The quality of the food and service is consistently good. We have dined here for over 14 years. It is our go-to restaurant for an upscale dining experience we know we can count on. The Tuscan-based cuisine is delicious, the preparation excellent, and the quality of the basic ingredients always high. The noise level depends upon the time (earlier is generally quieter) and dining location (main dining hall being the loudest). But it is never oppressively loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Father's Day breakfasteileencaDined on 6/15/2014First time here for breakfast and I would definitely come back again. Food was great and nice menu choices. Service was flawless. What more can I say?Special Features:
- Great food and serviceDarrenPVIPDined on 6/14/2014Everything was fantastic! The food here is always very good. For appetizers, the meat plate from Salumi is excellent as well as the Burrata cheese. The wild boar is really good as well as any of the pasta dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Memorable breakfastmasteryandmagicgratefulDined on 6/14/2014Everything we ordered was delicious, preparation spot on, and offerings unique while still being recognizable! Coffee and Hash Browns by people who know it's the details that carry the day. Mushroom, Truffle Eggs Benedict, and various scramble egg combinations for four, all very happy diners. Will be back to try lunch and dinner, it was hard to choose from the interesting and varied menu!Special Features:
- Best of the best!!CJ88Dined on 6/5/2014Excellent food and service. Loved the roasted cauliflower with Fontina, and the pasta with foraged mushshrooms. Had some superb wines we were not previously familiar with. Best meal we've had in Seattle since moved here a year ago.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special brunch on patioBallardBooneDined on 6/1/2014Waitress, food, and ambiance on the patio were all exceptional. Brought my parents to celebrate my mom's birthday, and she absolutely loved it. Reminded us of great memories traveling in Europe together.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - Not so great waitressjstutzDined on 5/31/2014Excellent food and atmosphere. One complaint - we ordered 2 glasses of wine and we were disappointed w/ the size of our pour. Our waitress knew the people at the table next to us and would pour nearly double the amount we received. We didn't like that the waitress played favorites.Special Features:
- Great Date for Fancy ItalianOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/30/2014Really nice place for a date with a woman who likes Italian and wine. server was excellent as well and food came out at correct times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SusanDined on 5/24/2014We were a group of five people and everyone really enjoyed their dinner. The service was professional, attentive but not intrusive. The desserts were outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Leisurely Date-night DinnerKarenDined on 5/23/2014We had tickets for a show at the Tractor and decided to make an evening of it. We'd walked past Volterra on many occasions and decided it was time to try it out. It turned out to be perfect choice for the kind of destress-from-a-long-week, start-the-holiday-weekend kind of evening we needed. The atmosphere was convivial, but quiet enough for conversation. The server was knowledgeable about the wild mushrooms in my dish, and about mushrooms in general, which was fun. And the dish, pork jowls and wild mushrooms over pasta, was delicious! We spent over two hours, what with cocktails, dinner, wine, and dessert, and never felt either rushed or like we were waiting around. And then it was an easy walk to our show -- no need to re-park the car!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unbelievably poor service!QBallDined on 5/11/2014We have been to Volterra in Kirkland many times and have been very impressed with the food and service. Today I took 2 friends for a Mother's Day lunch celebration to Volterra in Seattle. It was extremely disappointing! The WORST service Ever. We waited 30 minutes to get coffee, then another hour to get food. Our waitress comped the coffee - thanks very much! We won't be back!!!
- lovely brunchRachelDined on 5/11/2014My mom and I had interesting food in a quiet, peaceful atmosphere. She really loved the duck and yukon gold potato dish that she had, but all the food was excellent.Special Features:
- Good scene, not so good foodJuansiDined on 5/9/2014The main course was a total disaster. The Spicy Sausage Escarole and Penne Pasta was a big flop, missing everything from flavor to technique, the pasta wasn't cooked properly, the whole concept of the dish sounded good but fail big time in execution, there was no creamy sauce, cheese or something to bring the ingredients together, there was just bunch of water at the bottom of the plate of the saggy uncooked pasta some weird beans and missing any kind of seasoning. It wasn't spicy at all!! I made the comment to our waitress who only checked on us 25 mins after our main dish was served and when it was time for dessert. After telling her about the food she only offered a free dessert with a nasty comment about this one not being Bland!Special Features:
- Wow!happydinersDined on 5/8/2014My wife and I wanted to treat ourselves to an excellent meal and Volterra delivered! Upon arrival we were surprised with how beautiful the restaurant was, and quite impressed with the friendliness of the staff and their knowledge of the menu. We requested the server to pick an appetizer for us since we couldnt decide which to get on our own,she picked the Polenta and Wild Mushroom, this was an amazing start to what turned into one of the best meals we have ever had. We ordered the pork jowls pasta dish, and the wild boar tenderloin to share for dinner, we were very happy to see the kitchen had split our meals for us, portions were very large and the food was beyond decadent. I cant say enough great things all I can say is YOU MUST EAT HERE!Special Features:
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- Sad to say I was not impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/23/2014Ordered the wild boar which turned out to flavorless, including the sauce and veggies. The salad had too much dressing for my liking and
- Incredible Brunch!sbyrnesDined on 4/20/2014I took my boyfriend here for his 25th birthday and it was fantastic. He had the eggs Benedict and I had the duck hash, both highly recommended.Special Features:
- Fantastic!SusanDined on 4/19/2014We had not been to Volterra for a while and long overdue! Food, service, ambiance and noise level were all fantastic!!! Will come again soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wish it had been better!LovegoodfoodDined on 4/18/2014The ambiance, service, drinks, bread are amazing at the start of the meal. The food leaves much to be desired. Our salads tasted as though they had been made hours before and had been stored in the walk-in fridge. Not to mention some wilted greens.The appetizer I got, mushroom polenta was good, but the polenta and Ragu were two completely different temperatures (polenta way too hot, ragu almost cold). This was confusing to my palate, And the taste was lost:-(The pasta my husband got was average (sausage, escarole, white bean). The ratio of ingredients was off, and the taste was bland. Too much penne, not enough sausage tossed in broth with plenty of white beans. We both really wanted the food to be better! Not sure when/if we will be back.
- Restaurant weekGreatfoodDined on 4/17/2014I've never been to this restaurant before, went for restaurant week. Great food, great service, I would definitely go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale Comfort Food, Cozy PlaceSeattleite75Dined on 4/17/2014This was my 4th meal at Volterra. This time I took 3 foodie friends and we shared all of our dishes. The pasta dishes were exceptional, especially the dungeness crab ravioli. In fact all of the seafood we ordered was exactly right: clams and sausage appetizer, halibut entree, crab ravioli. However, the meat dishes were unmemorable. The consensus was: Satisfying though not inventive. Sadly, they have small tables and use enormous dishware so when the food arrived, our four top with wine, water and bread on the table was overcrowded. Also, our waitress was attentive at first was seldom seen throughout the meal. We asked a couple of times for a coffee refill during dessert and it never came. My friends were underwhelmed but I'll likely return.Special Features:
- Thanks to the Seattle Restaurant WkDandJDined on 4/17/2014We found this restaurant through the SRW and we had a wonderful moment for a little price. We will come back to this restaurant for sure on our next trip to SeattleSpecial Features:
- Volterra rocksAdventurousDinerDined on 4/17/2014First time to dine there after a trip to Florence and Tuscany. The food was superb and rivaled meals in Tuscany. Portions large and generous. Could have easily split the 3-4 course meal. Service attentive. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good to see nothing has changed1reliablefriendVIPDined on 4/15/2014we had a nice dinner at the ballard volterra. as we live in kirkland , home to volterra's sister restaurant, we are occasionally there so this was the first time to the original in ballard for a couple years. we had great apps and entrees and service despite the reality it was quite busy rainy tuesday night. we 've always appreciated volterra too because it was one of the very early "good " restaurants to lead the ballard transformation.Special Features:
- Great food, curt serviceHungryDined on 4/15/2014For Seattle Restaurant Week, tried out Volterra for the first time. My companion and I each ordered cocktails, which came to us after the appetizer. Our bread arrived after the cocktails. Tables around us seemed to have their service timed better,though we had the same server, and even the same orders (only a few choices for the special). My cocktail was perfect, but husband's drink was awful. He politely sent it back, and ordered a beer. To their credit, the restaurant took the bad cocktail off the bill without our having to ask. Server wasn't rude, but not friendly, either. The food was impeccable, quite delicious.Special Features:
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Ordered these stools to add some industrial/vintage flair to our kitchen. The stools are fair condition, don't really see them lasting years but for the price I can't complain & can easily change again when I grow tired of them. If your looking for designer stools, these are not for you. The colour is painted on & really takes away from the charm.
This is a great product for an industrial type decor - we put them at an in-home bar with exposed pipes, brick, etc. The paint finish is not even which is part of what we love about them but wouldn't work well in a polished decor. The hole in the seat is great for easily lifting, and they stack well. Lightweight and easy enough to move around while being extremely sturdy. They're also surprisingly comfortable for a metal stool.
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**If you don't understand the Harry Potter reference, refer to the Tweet of the Game.**
Tonight's Carolina Panthers game was ugly. Hagrid ugly.
While Panthers fans have been spoiled for the greater part of this season by tremendous performances by quarterback Cam Newton and fearsome front 7 of the defense, they were brought down to Earth by the New Orleans Saints. The final score? 31-13. And it was not as close as the score indicated.
It was as if an invisibility cloak was upon the Panthers, as the team we fell in love with was nowhere to be found. Dynamic quarterback Cam Newton? A paltry 160 yards passing, 45 yards rushing, 1 touchdown. That tenacious defense? Gave up over 30 points and did not have a single takeaway. Star linebacker Luke Kuechly? Nary a peep. How about ultra-reliable Graham Gano? Missed a field goal. Okay, how about that gambling coach "Riverboat Ron" Rivera? Settled for field goals on fourth down. (Okay, it was understandable.)
As we wind the season down, this loss could not come at a worse time. Does this team make a deep playoff run? Or was this winning streak merely covering up the litany of warts on the offensive line and in the secondary? Do we have a Super Bowl contender or pretender? One thing is for sure, we will definitely find out when the Panthers play the Saints again in two weeks. If the Panthers continue to falter down the stretch, this season may be one that "shall not be named."
The Turning Point: Hard to pinpoint just one, but if one had to be picked, it would be the missed field goal by Graham Gano. With spirits low entering halftime after a 21-6 deficit, the Panthers dismissed the Saints offense on their first drive with a "3 and out." When the Panthers took over, they drove down the field with authority, as if they had completely erased the first half from their memory. Jonathan Stewart led the way, first with a 16-yard rush, then a 16-yard reception. However, he would end up injuring his right knee after the completion of those two plays. The drive would stall, and the team seemed resiged to settle for a Gano field goal to keep the game respectable. But the kick would sail wide right and the Panthers would not threaten again until late in the fourth quarter.
The Good: Um, Not much. Greg Olsen and Steve Smith played well, and were reliable targets for Newton. Ginn ripped off a great return in the 1st quarter that led to a score. And hey, the Panthers still hold on to the 5th seed in the NFC Conference!
The Bad: This game truly highlighted the disparity between the quality of the Panthers offensive line and that of New Orleans. While Brees enjoyed a near pressure-less game, Newton was found nearly avoiding a rusher on every dropback. By the end of the game, Newton suffered 5 sacks for 49 yards lost.
On the other side, the vaunted front 7 of the Panthers were silenced by the Saints offensive line. We have been accustomed to hearing the names of Charles Johnson, Greg Hardy, Star Lotulelei, and Kawann Short pressuring the quarterback, but they were stifled tonight. This team leans HEAVILY on its defense, and if the front seven can not pressure the quarterback, the secondary is widely exposed, as they were tonight. Quarterback Drew Brees seemed to have Marques Colston and Jimmy Graham open on nearly every play.
Panthers Who Starred: Mike Tolbert, Steve Smith, Ted Ginn, Jr., Charles Johnson, Thomas Davis
Panthers Who Struggled: Byron Bell, pass rush, pass coverage
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The Panthers "appear" to have a less challenging game on the horizon, as they take on quarterback Geno Smith and the New York Jets at home. However, they have a strong defense of their own and are coming off a win against the Oakland Raiders.
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Have you ever wondered who 'Saint Valentine' was? Even though the feast of St. Valentine was first established in 496 A.D. by Pope Gelasius, no one actually knows who St. Valentine is or why we celebrate him. Indeed, when the Pope created this feast he wrote of St. Valentine that he was one "… whose name[ is] justly reverenced among men, but whose acts are known only to God."
Although no one knows for sure who this saint actually was, there are of course some myths about who he might have been. One of the most popular and well known myths about St. Valentine is that he was a Roman priest during the reign of Claudius II (213-270).
The story goes that Claudius was not a nice guy. He was fighting multiple wars against multiple enemies and he believed that love made a man a poor fighter. As a result, he outlawed marriage throughout the Roman nation. According to the story, however, Saint Valentine was secretly marrying Roman couples underneath the nose of the Roman emperor. When Claudius discovered that Valentine was secretly performing marriage ceremonies, he had him arrested and sentenced to death.
Here is where the story gets interesting. While Valentine was in jail, he fell in love with his jailer's daughter. On the eve of his execution, he wrote the young girl a love note signed 'from your Valentine' and thus the first 'Valentine' was written. He was beheaded the next day (Claudius was a real jerk) but his name would forever be remembered on a now famous holiday!
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Originally published: Feb 7, 2013 - 5:54 pm
PHOENIX -- A Phoenix man is in custody for allegedly robbing or trying to rob four banks around Arizona since last summer.
FBI officials announced Thursday that 48-year-old Alan Jeffery Farber is being held on suspicion of armed robbery, attempted armed robbery and use of a firearm in a crime of violence.
They say Farber is suspected of being the so-called "Dynomite Bandit." He was arrested Wednesday.
FBI officials say the "Dynomite Bandit" was at a Chase Bank in Peoria on July 3, a Wells Fargo Bank in Anthem on Dec. 21, another Chase branch in Scottsdale on Jan. 2 and a Bank of the West branch in Black Canyon City on Jan. 4.
The FBI gave the robber the misspelled "Dynomite" nickname because the explosive devices he used were fake.
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"I Can't Get no Satisfaction". Certainly true for those of us listening to the song, but I got a feeling Mick and Keith were plenty satisfied.
We don't need no education - Pink Floyd
I'm on Fire - Bruce Springsteen (Unless he was on a Pepsi commercial with Michael Jackson)
This is what satisfaction does to ya! Beware!Originally Posted by Mutaman
"panic" only comes from having real expectations
It will. Just like it did with Pete. During one of the Who's last concert tours (not sure which one ) he refused to sing those lyrics because he no longer believes in them. I guess when you're close to 60 it's easier to believe in.Originally Posted by Cedric
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GAC..I move you be banned for posting that picture!
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This was somebody's baby once.
"panic" only comes from having real expectations
One of my top five favorite songs is "Freewill" by Rush.
However, I somewhat disagree with the implication that freewill is always a clear path. Freewill is also not always a choosable option.
McHammer's 'Too Legit to Quit.'
To quote RFS62... "Talk about wrong."
How, then, are those people of the futurewho are taking steroids every daygoing to look back on baseball players who used steroids? They're going to look back on them as pioneers. They're going to look back at it and say "So what?" - Bill James, Cooperstown and the 'Roids
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Help stamp out, eliminate, and do away with redundancy.
The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout .... Lies, all lies.
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.
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Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.
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Along the same lines.... Motley Crue's song on the Dr. Feelgood album called "She Goes Down".Originally Posted by KronoRed
Some internet research (can't speak firsthand...) shows that about 50% of the guys on RZ would say, "No, she doesn't!"
Small market fan... always hoping, but never expecting.
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Low Carb. It's the newest phrase in our diet-crazed vocabulary. You'll find these two small words on practically everything -- from yogurt containers and cereal boxes to soda cans and even tea! You'd be hard pressed to find a food that doesn't offer a low-carbohydrate option these days.
A mere five years after the low-fat craze, many people are replacing their morning toast with bacon, their turkey on white with turkey on cheese, and their evening pasta with a steak -- hold the potato.
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"A few elements of the low-carb craze are healthy habits for women and for everybody else, but a lot of these diets are on the radical side," says Peggy O'Shea, RD, LDN, registered dietitian in Boston, and spokesperson for the Massachusetts Dietetic Association. These diets, just as many others, ask you to exclude or include one type of food group over another. Essentially, on a low-carb diet, you're counting carbs instead of calories.
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Use the hashtag #9WX on all your social sites with the weather updates that you want 9NEWS to see and possibly use.
Your reports through comments, photos or videos may be featured and shared on all the networks of 9NEWS, including TV, 9NEWS.com and social networks.
Your social posts using the hashtag #9wx on Facebook, Google+, Instagram, Twitter and Vine are creating the social weather story: http://on9news.tv/9wx.
Here are more ways you can be a part of the 9NEWS weather coverage:
Photos and videos: You can share photos and videos through Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, 9NEWS.com, 9NEWS mobile apps and email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Get creative to show 9NEWS anchor Kyle Clark there's more to the snow than snow covered patio furniture! Watch his plea for better snow photos: http://on9news.tv/Mm4jTt
Facebook: 9NEWS will be post photos, weather updates, closures, delays and traffic information on our Facebook page. We invite you to share you snow photos on our Facebook wall. Any public
Facebook posts you do using the hashtag #9wx will be searchable through
Add your video to 9NEWS.com: Upload your videos here: http://9news.com/sendit.
Video streams or calls: Set your web camera up at a window to show us your weather conditions. If you have a live web stream, such as UStream or Live Stream, we may use your cameras during the news.
If you use Facetime you can add us at email@example.com. If you have a Skype account, you can add us as a contact at kusa.denver. If you use Google Video Chat, you can add us at 9newskusa.
You can let us know about your web stream, Skype or Google Video Chat by emailing: email@example.com.
Keep updated on the forecast, which includes a Winter Storm Warning and a Winter Storm Advisory: http://on9news.tv/mHCV68.
Download the 9NEWS Weather App: from iTunes: http://on9news.tv/UzUTFW and from Google play: http://on9news.tv/UzV1Fw.
Your #9WX reports: http://on9news.tv/9wx
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