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It's been a weekend, one that started back on Thursday, of giving thanks that college football finally arrived (hello, Kenny Hill), rescuing our summer of jock kingdom misery and rescuing us from the Titanic that has become the Texas Rangers.Next up on the local agenda, a mere one week away, will be the city of Arlington opening its arms to another Cowboys season. Anything in Arlington will be better than watching the Rangers, right?Well, maybe, but probably not.Expectations for the Cowboys are hovering around at least a decade low. You have to go back to the turn of the century to find expectations at these depths.We all know the "worry list" is obviously lengthy, including every area of the defensive unit.But with the San Francisco 49ers, speaking of a good defensive group, here next Sunday to kick off the regular season, let's concentrate on what should be the No. 1 immediate oh-no moment.Tony Romo.Tony looks blah. He's not right. Not close to right. Then, again, it's been August football.Good quarterbacks who look awful in brief August cameo roles for exhibition football don't necessarily have to be a concern. And the NFC East is currently a division overrun with QB concerns, based on a ragged August by RG3 in Washington and Eli in New York.With Romo, however, the back-surgery issues leave that lingering doubt of Tony ever being Tony again.The head coach says Tony is healthy. I don't think he's lying. Others at Valley Ranch also say Tony is healthy.But Jason Garrett has been extremely cautious with Romo this month.Tony has been a healthy scratch in practice almost as much as he's actually practiced.But what we saw from Romo over the last few weeks, particularly in the third exhibition game in Miami, were clear examples that Romo is not right.No one will disagree with that. There is one theory that it may be two or three games into the regular season before Romo is right again, provided he remains standing.In playing the first half against the Dolphins a week ago, he had no timing, no rhythm and no continuity with receivers. He looked like a quarterback who had missed a lot of practice.Of course, the missed practices were the August plan with Romo.For a guy who didn't have serious football activity in the spring, then in the early summer, and then was held out of multiple practice sessions in August, when does Romo become a full-time quarterback again?The answer is: Yesterday. Well, I assume it was Saturday.But the timeline says the Cowboys wrapped up the exhibition season Thursday night, and, wisely, Romo did not play, even if he needed the work. The final fake football game of August is no time to take chances.The players were off on Friday, and started back to work Saturday.So leading into the 49ers, Romo had Saturday and Sunday, then will have Monday (presuming Tuesday is the players' off-day this week) plus Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for full practice activity.With the final roster cuts, he will also be working strictly with his main receivers for six days of practice leading up to the 49ers' visit.All of this is being said with the assumption Romo will be given no more practices off. If he does miss a practice session leading up to the 49ers game, then, yes, be concerned.Is six days of practice enough for Romo to get right if he's going to be right? No. But it'd be a major step forward.One excuse, valid or not, on why Romo looked lost in the Miami game had to do with the play of the offensive line. It was bad. And this is supposed to be a team strength.Then again, the Cowboys' excuse is, while their offense had a plain approach, the Dolphins' defense "game-planned" for Romo and the offense. Miami went regular-season exotic, or at least that's the excuse, which may be valid.Excuse time, however, is officially over.With Romo, the first thing he needs to show — if healthy, there's no reason he won't show it — is accuracy on his deep throws. In the second half of last season, he became almost pathetic throwing the deep ball, which in the past had been a Tony strength.Those who watched daily practices in Oxnard say Romo was spotty at best with his deep throws.Medically speaking, Tony's back issues last season would have factored into suddenly losing the ability to deliver a deep ball. If now healthy, his practice-session inconsistency in Oxnard can be labeled as rust.In his extended playing time against Miami a week ago, deep balls were not part of the game plan, or he didn't have time to get one off.Regardless, we are going into September, and the real games, knowing that Romo has not been right.Despite a multitude of concerns, No. 1 on the Cowboys' lengthy list is just that. It's Tony.If he's not right, nothing will be right. Leave a message for Randy Galloway at 817-390-7697.
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Recovery disk can not see image on network drive
Hello... my Windows-7 system is dead. Will not boot, and recovery options from previously made recovery disk have been unsuccessful. I do have a recent Windows-created System Image on a USB-Network drive, however all attempts at utilizing such have been unsuccessful. After navigating to the System Image Restore function from either my repair CD, or my OEM Windows CD, then selecting Search for image on the network function, then entering the full network address [\\readyshare\usb_storage\larry\delldesktopbackup\windowsimagebackup\dell_desktop\backup 2012-11-18 170013], then entering my network credentials, the system seems to search the location, but returns me to a blank "select the location of the backup you want to restore" screen.
Related problem... thinking the C-drive was toast, and knowing I have an OEM Windows-7 CD, I bought a new 3-TB drive. Installed the drive, attempted to do a clean-fresh system install on the new drive, and Win-7 tells me it can not install windows because of some hardware incompatibility issue. Since nothing was changed from the previously working Win-7 installation on this system, except the new 3TB hard drive... I'm wondering what the problem could be.
I can either go with the backup system image, or clean install of Win-7 to the new drive to get me back up an running. I would actually prefer to install the backup image to the NEW drive, if possible.
Can anyone offer any thoughts or suggestions???
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Can you plug the USB Drive in to the PC you trying to repair?
To use the full size of a 3TB HD Drive, you a PC with a uEFI/BIOS firmware.
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|19 Dec 2012
theog... yes, I tried that. The usb-attached device did not show up on the list either... and, there are only options to Load Drivers, or Search for device on the network as selection options while in the restore/repair functionality.
On the new drive issue... I did download a BIOS flash file, and attempted to install, but received an error saying patch could not be applied (did that when I could boot to Safe-Mode). I can no longer boot to safe mode.
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|19 Dec 2012
If you are using USB 3.0 you will need to load the USB 3.0 drivers.
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|19 Dec 2012
theog... I think the usb is 2.0, but how would I find out at this point? And, where would I find the drivers for generic USB? Can I extract them from the OEM Win-7 CD ?
Thank you for responding and helping !
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|19 Dec 2012
If you are using USB 2.0 you be OK. If USB 3.0 download drivers from the PC manufacturer.
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|20 Dec 2012
Trying to run SFC but get an error of... There is a system repair pending which requires reboot to complete... however rebooting does nothing except return the same error over and over again. Is there a way to run the restore function from DOS in order to load the backup drive image? I can see the image folder with DOS "dir" command.
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I have a dell xps with windows 7 home premium. I am trying to backup to an external HDD connected to USB 3.0 using windows backup function. When I try to backup my image, the backup failed with the error code "0X8007002 cannot find specified file". How to rectify this error.
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I have a dell xps with windows 7 home premium. I am trying to backup to an external HDD connected to USB 3.0 using windows backup function. When I try to backup my image, the backup failed with the error code "0X8007002 cannot find specified file". How to rectify this error.
There may be various possible reasons for this issue; please refer to the following 'Microsoft Article' to see if that helps: Error code 0x8100002F and or error code 0x80070002 when you back up files in Windows 7
Do reply if you have any further questions. I would be glad to assist.
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|21 Dec 2012
Just for those who may be reading this thread...
Still unable to utilize the "backup" Win-7 created... (what good is it if it can't be used ? )
Resolved the secondary hardware incompatibility issue... the problem was - trying to install Win-7 on a hard drive that was manufactured AFTER the Win-7 disk creation date. In other words... there was no driver for the new drive on the install CD. So... after long support session with Western Digital, they sent me a link for hard drive drivers. Downloaded the drivers to a USB device, and utilized the "Load Drivers" function available on one of the first Win-7 install screens. Once I did that, the Win-7 install went smooth, and successful.
However, now that the new drive is installed, and Win-7 up and running... it does not recognize the "backup" (using system image feature) that I previously made. So... I guess I join the millions and millions that have been screwed over by Microsoft. IMO... for the most part, Windows works pretty well... except when you REALLY need to count on it.
I have not deleted the backup yet... so if anyone reading this has any suggestions, I would certainly welcome such.
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ARLINGTON — An Arlington real estate investment group says Dallas-based Uplift Education breached its contract when it backed out of a deal to buy a former antique mall location on Lamar Boulevard and didn't make a $152,500 payment on the deal in October.The Hangover Opportunity Fund sued the North Texas charter school system this week in state court in Tarrant County. According to the suit, the fund signed a deal in April to buy the 4.4-acre property at 1715 E. Lamar Blvd. from Iskander & Sons of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Iskander has owned the 29-year-old building, a 41,680-square-foot former grocery last used as Arlington Antique Mall, since 1989.In July, the fund assigned its purchase agreement to Uplift Education, which was supposed to close the deal Oct. 15 and make the payment two days later, the suit alleges. Instead, Uplift Education sent a letter dated Oct. 17 saying it would not buy the property nor make the payment, the suit says.Ann Stevenson, Uplift's chief administrative officer, said the school backed out of the deal because of issues with the property's title and other deed restrictions that were not resolved. The school would not have been able to keep its construction schedule to complete work to open by August 2014, she said.Uplift Education wanted to expand and use the location for a kindergarten through fifth-grade school, Stevenson said. It would have been a feeder school to Uplift Summit International Preparatory School nearby on Center Street, now a kindergarten through 12th-grade campus, she said. Uplift opened the campus in 2007 on the site of the former Country Day School. Hangover Opportunity Fund said Thursday it recently closed its deal to buy the property, which the Tarrant Appraisal District values at $2.3 million. The fund seeks the $152,500 missed payment, the suit said.Gary Walker, president of SCM Real Estate Services in Arlington and managing partner of SkyWalker Property Partners, the managing member of Hangover Opportunity Fund, said a variance to deed restrictions was obtained to allow the property to be used as a school. "They're a great organization," Walker said of Uplift. "But they left us at the alter. They left us really in a lurch. I never heard a reason why."Renee Efimoff of SCM Real Estate, who represented the fund, said the property will be marketed for an entertainment or school use. "There aren't a lot of big-box spaces with that kind of parking in this area," she said in a statement. SkyWalker Property said it will put in new landscaping, a new roof and mechanical systems, and redesign the brick exterior.Started in 2010, the $100 million Hangover Opportunity Fund has a portfolio of office, industrial, residential and retail properties in Texas and surrounding states. Mike Nix with ReMax Associates Commercial represented the seller.
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Beginning in early January, High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. 1 personnel will make annual depth-to-water level measurements to determine the effect of pumpage during 2008 on ground water levels in the Ogallala aquifer within the district's 15-county service area.
Water level measurements are made in a network of more than 1,200 privately-owned wells. These water level observation wells are spaced throughout the district at a density of about one well per nine square miles.
"It is important for the public to be aware that our staff will be visiting observation well sites from early January until completion of this work effort," said High Plains Water District Manager Jim Conkwright.
The depth-to-water level measurement is made by lowering a steel tape to a pre-determined depth in the well. The first few feet of the tape lowered into each well is coated with carpenters' chalk, which turns a darker shade of blue when it comes into contact with water.
The distance from land surface to the static water level is determined by subtracting the amount of tape with the darker blue chalk from the total feet of tape extended into the well.
After the measurement is made, a blue vinyl sticker with the observation well number, the depth-to-water level measurement, and the date of the measurement is affixed to the well equipment or other appropriate surface near the well site.
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as long as the individual wells are accessible and continue to provide satisfactory data. The current depth-to-water level measurement in individual wells is compared to that of the previous year to determine the annual change in water levels in the Ogallala aquifer within the district.
Maps showing the location and well number of the observation wells in each county or portion of a county served by the water district are published each year in the district's newsletter, The Cross Section. The water level issue contains tables listing observation wells in each county within the district and the average and annual change in water levels for one-year, five-year, and 10-year intervals.
Additional information about the observation well program and annual depth-to-water level measurements is available by contacting the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. 1 at 806-762-0181 or by visiting the district's website at www.hpwd.com. Persons wishing to receive The Cross Section newsletter can contact the district to have their names added to the mailing list.
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Also, acting on correct information, it's highly unlikely that 90-some U.S. senators would have hurriedly voted "yes" for a war that resulted in more than 4,000 U.S. troop casualties, 10,000 troop injuries, more than 100,000 Iraqi civilian deaths and the accumulation of more than $800 billion of additional U.S. national debt.
Finally, candid senators such as California's Dianne Feinstein would probably not be forever regretful that her "yes" vote for war was a terribly tragic mistake.
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Bought a ton of meat yesterday. Beef liver, beef tongue, fat back, beef shoulder, pork ribs. First thing I did was render me some lard.
Cutting the fat back up into small pieces, the most time consuming part, actually I should've gone way smaller than I did.
Witch's brew.
The cracklings aren't as crisp as I'd like but from bitter experience, I'd prefer not to burn it and ruin the lard.
Drain it in a collander.
I read that the fine bits could be filtered through a coffee filter. Not the coffee filters we have. I suspected this wouldn't work but I thought I'd give it a shot.
Never a frown, with golden brown.
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Rendering Lard
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- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2011 at 11:37 PM
How did I miss this? Looks absolutely divine. Some of the articles I read on rendering fat mentioned the smell but for me the smell was heaven.ReplyDelete
Maybe I can get the butcher to cut up the fat into 2 inch cubes, afterall they do have all the proper equipment for cutting.
Thanks Katka,ReplyDelete
If it smells bad then the fat wasn't fresh and should be thrown out. Happened to me once actually, my own fault, I let it sit in the fridge for a week before trying to render. Phew, that wasn't a nice smell. Otherwise, I don't notice a strong smell.
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Volare Ristorante
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48992 Pontiac Trail
Wixom, MI 48393Neighborhood:
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ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Volare Ristorante
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.ristorantevolare.com/
- Phone: (248) 960-7771
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday-Saturday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday 4:00pm-9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Steakhouse, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Dino Grossi, Chef/Owner
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please call for details.
A word from Volare Ristorante
Volare Ristorante is an Italian restaurant featuring Pasta, Pizza, Steaks, Chops and Seafood.Continued
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Volare Ristorante reviews from OpenTable diners
39 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service3.7
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (16)special occasion (16)good for groups (10)romantic (10)neighborhood gem (10)notable wine list (10)great for outdoor dining (8)great for lunch (6)hot spot (3)kid-friendly (2)vibrant bar scene (1)great for brunch (1)Show More
- A favorite place to eatOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/26/2014Great italian food, great ambience, great service. It's kind of pricy for what you get and if you make any changes or substations they charge you a ton ($7 to change meat sauce to Alfredo sauce). We still go back though...it's good food! And this location is much more kid friendly than the last location!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverpricedRnotRsoDined on 11/22/2014This restaurant has a pretty good reputation. They recently moved, went with a more modern and more casual decor, which is nice. The food is good if uneven - great steaks, decent pasta, but mediocre sides. Service OK to good. But the big problem is that it is charging 5 star prices when it is a 3.5 - 4 star place. I probably won't go back for that reason, though overall it's a place (location, ambiance, menu selection) that I would otherwise normally want to patronize
- Not That GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 11/14/2014This restaurant has changed since it moved from the original location. It was once an Italian restaurant. The menu shown on the website still has all their traditional Italian dishes but the menu has now changed since they moved to the new location and most of the Italian selections are gone. The restaurant has now become a "yuppie" restaurant with outrageous prices. We just returned from New York and dined in many upscale restaurants which were very expensive but Volare's prices are MUCH higher for steaks and many other things. We don't mind expensive but prices in the $49 range is way too expensive for what you get.. Limited menu and few extras. Will not be going back. Also the ambiance is not very good.
- Always a good choiceDesertsFirstDined on 11/8/2014Volare has always been a favorite of ours for almost 10years. Make sure to finish your night with the creme brûlée and coffee, it's the best you'll find anywhere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MrFoodieVIPDined on 11/8/2014Wow! Volare has always been great, but since its move to its new location across the street...it has become outstanding. Some of the best hand-cut steaks and chops anywhere, and the shrimp scampi appetizer is memorable. Bravo!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not sure if we will be back...NatalieDined on 11/8/2014We were curious to try the new location as we loved the old location. The menu is significantly pared down from what it was...but there is still many great things on it. The food was still quality. The service? Poor. And when I am spending $200 plus for a dinner? I expect top notch service. I cannot eat gluten and it was clear to me the waitress was 'guessing' at what might be gluten free. Her comment to me?? 'You can eat fish, can't you'. I explained to the waitress that the Halibut Piccata would not be a good choice for me as the fish is probably breaded. It was clear she did NOT understand my request nor did she want to ask the chef. Improvements needed here.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnertotallyenjoyableDined on 11/7/2014Had a lovely dinner for my Birthday! My husband surprised me....everything was perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific PorterhousemeatloversDined on 10/31/2014My husband and I shared the 42 oz. Porterhouse for two and it was the best steak we've had at a restaurant in a long time. The strip side was so tender I couldn't distinguish it from the tenderloin. It was perfectly seasoned (hard to do with such a thick cut) and the zip sauce was delicious. I did not think we would finish that much meat, but we did!Special Features:
- Fabulous place!DGdgDined on 10/25/2014Violates was recommended by a friend and our group was not disappointed. The food, service and wine list are great. We even got to meet the owner Dino! Great guy!Special Features:
- ScottieDined on 10/18/2014Food was excellent and eveyone in our party loved their choices. Service was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Volare restaurant - Wixom MIOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/18/2014Dining experience was OK. Service was attentive but inexperienced. Looked like the owner hired a lot of kids to work the restaurant. Our wine was immediately poured into the glasses, rather than allowing a taste first. There was no spacing in time between salad and entrée and I dislike that.
- New VolareDavehornDined on 10/18/2014This used to be one of our favorite romantic, great find in Wixom. We went to the new location, and were completely underwhelmed. Service was poor, our food was undercooked, and there is no ambiance anymore. Last time going there.Special Features:
- Good food lousy service!MissyDined on 10/11/2014I had been to Volare before they moved and it was excellent. This experience was not very good and with it being a relatively expensive restaurant it was very disappointing! They did not have enough wait staff and it took forever to get our waiter for drink orders/appetizer orders and the empty apetizer plates were empty for over 1/2 hour before we were able to order dinner. My filet was ordered as medium rare and I joked with the waiter that I really liked it rare but medium rare seemed to be more politically correct. He said he would make sure it was red inside. When it came it was medium well if anything. Hardly even pink inside. By the time it came everyone else was done. They should have offered desert or a drink! Lousy service!Special Features:
- FoodmanDined on 10/5/2014Excellent Food Limited Wine selection. We ordered two different bottles of wine from the wine menu and they were out of both of them. Excellent Food
- Alumni DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/27/2014Perfect evening out without being too over the top! Food was fabulous and the atmosphere was cozy & comfortable, love the décor. Staff was very attentive. Will definitely be back & recommend to friends!Special Features:
- Could have been betterOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/23/2014We booked our reservation at 9:30 for 2 people. The restaurant closes at 10:00. I got a phone call confirming my reservation just 2 minutes after making it. We arrived at 9:25 and were seated promptly. We immediately felt like we were intruding. It was clear the staff was unhappy with our late reservation especially the server assistant/busser. He was visibly disgruntled when he approached our table to give us water. The food was excellent and the server was very friendly but also seemed to be in a hurry. Food came out rapidly and dishes were taken away while still in use. I think if we had gone in at 7:00 this would be a much different review. Unfortunately we decided to dine late and paid the price. Again, the food was delicious.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/20/2014Did not care for restaurant. Was loud on the patio, raining, road noise from traffic. Our waitress had too many tables, had to ask for a bread basket, did not offer dessert. Way overpriced for what we ordered.
- nice eveninggreattimeDined on 9/20/2014This was my first trip to Volare's. The service was great and the food was delicious. Although pricey, I would recommend it.Special Features:
- Excellent steakjrcxDined on 9/19/2014We had a very nice meal here. We both ordered fillets, and they were excellent ... both the quality of the meat and the preparation. Our waiter Alex was also terrific. My only non-glowing comment was that I was not impressed with the pasta selections, but that may have been a quirk of personal taste. What we did order was all very good ... salads, entrees, and desert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Inviting,good foodMartyVIPDined on 9/13/2014Food and service very good. Prices a bit high. Expected more dishes withing $25 range, but that did not appear so.Special Features:
- Not the sameOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/11/2014We went several times to the old Volare. It was a nice, small restaurant with great food and very unique. Everyone always commented about how cool their bronze menu's were. We returned to the new Volare this past week and were surprised to see a much smaller selection on the menu and the bronze replaced with plain paper menus. I was disappointed to see several of my favorite dishes were now missing. We ordered and our appetizer came out quickly, calamari, and it was cooked perfectly. However, when our entrees arrived, we knew things were not the same. My wife's spinach pasta was very bland and my seafood linguine was very dry. The chef quickly added flavor to my wife's meal but we will not be back. Why change a winning formula?
- Still good after the moveAnitableVIPDined on 9/5/2014We hoped that the change of location wouldn't adversely affect the quality of the food, service, and ambience that we always rated so highly. The excellent meal we enjoyed proved that kitchen staff still takes the same professional care. Our server, whom we recognized, was still as pleasant and attentive as before. The ambience has changed: It is now more casual. We would not feel the need to "dress up". The dining room lacks sound absorbing features and might be quite noisy later in the evening when it gets busy. We could hear voices and preparation sounds coming from the bar, even though we were seated a distance away. The new outdoor dining area may tempt us next spring. Because the food is still the best feature, we will return.Special Features:
- beautiful "new" VolareSpartansDined on 8/28/2014The new location is lovely and the food and service never dissapoint!Special Features:
- Hidden Gem of WixomlehighwizDined on 8/23/2014This restaurant is a must if you are seeking outstanding Italian cuisine. The new location is nicely done and prices are fair for the quality of food provided.Special Features:
- The following 376 reviews are from the Volare Ristorante reviews archive.
- Not as good, not even close.exfanVIPDined on 8/20/2014I waited for Volare to come back. They were a driving force in the Italian Steakhouse genre in the Detroit area. I'm sorry, but today my veal chop was a charred steamed piece of overdone miscellaneous meat I watched the water gather at the bottom of my plate. I was charged $7.00 for a side of pasta and when I asked if I could substitute pasta for the potatoes. No one said that I couldn't . The added unwanted balls of roasted potatoes sucked. I should have some control when I spend $50 for an entree... ir $100 per person...
- Great night!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/21/2014Excellent food, service and atmosphere as 6 of us had a magnificent evening! The steaks are fantastic!Special Features:
- It took over 40 minutes forDustyDined on 2/15/2014It took over 40 minutes for our main course to arrive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Volare doesn't disappointAndreaDined on 2/14/2014This is the third time I have been to the restaurant and the second time for valentines day. Their everyday menu is excellent with high regards to the risotto and of course the filet. Valentines day does have a smaller menu but it has a little something for everyone. The wine menu is to die for and the servers truly know what to recommend. The service was spot on and the price even though represents fine dining, it was a good price.Special Features:
- Don't waste your monryPatsquaredDined on 2/14/2014Went on Valentines Day 2014. Made reservations well in advance. Didn't get seated until half hour after the reservation time. Bartender ignored us while we were waiting for our table. When we finally got her attention she was clearly annoyed. My boyfriend asked for sparkling water and she brought tap. When we were finally seated it took almost 10 minutes for someone to asked if we were being helped. When the manager finally assigned a waiter to our table, the waiter was confused and flustered as he didn't expect to be waiting on us. The food was good but for the money, you can get much better service elsewhere.
- Great food... for a high priceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/14/2014The atmosphere at the restaurant is alluring and inviting. Our service was a bit slow (went on Valentine's day so it was very busy). They seemed to be understaffed and our waitress rarely checked on us. When she did so, she was courteous and helpful. The food was very good, but definitely overpriced. I didn't mind paying that much for the food because it was quite good and the restaurant has a good atmosphere, but I don't think I'd return. If I pay $45.00 for pasta, I want to be "wowed" by it and it just wasn't quite there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lobster linguineOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/14/2014My entree was delicious but too much hot red pepper, my mouth was on fire!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Avoid JustinBigLouDined on 2/14/2014I am a regular at Volare. Everything is always outstanding until now. Do yourself a favor and ask not to have Justin as your server. He is slow, not good. Again the restaurant is outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food - But Very QuiteVandyVIPDined on 2/7/2014The food is some of the best I have eaten in metro Detroit. The atmosphere is very quite though.Special Features:
- VolareSLOWRYVIPDined on 2/1/2014Great spot for corporate or group dinners. Excellent Zip Sauce!Special Features:
- Volare, oh ohLARRYR51Dined on 1/24/2014Great restaurant with AMAZING food. Dino and his staff do an unbelievable job at a reasonable price. Service, food quality and staff are second to none! I do a LOT of entertaining for my job, so needless to say, when I go out personally, my expectations are high as are my want for a carefree, excellent dining experience. I moved to Chicago a few years ago and STILL make trips back to dine at Volare...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent overall consideringOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/31/2013Excellent overall considering it was new years eve. Very busy and loud. Seated within 10 mins of revs. Excellent serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New Years DinnerpjboardinDined on 12/31/2013We had a reservation for 6 people on New Year's Eve. We were seated within 10 minutes of our reservation. Our waiter seemed to be new and had a very laid back approach, which we didn't mind, but I think some people might. All 6 of our dishes were fantastic. My wife and I had the filet, which was slightly over-cooked for medium, but still tasted amazing. They really packed it in at the restaurant, so it felt a little crowded, but otherwise was a good evening.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed with the foodChristaDined on 12/29/2013The bread was good, the wine as well, so was the guacamole that came with the rather bland seared tuna. The minestrone had too much salt, the pizza had something sweet on it and the dough was also sweet. We thought we give the dessert a try with a tiramisu. The first bite good but then it became blah. Espresso was luke warm.
- AverageAndraDined on 12/22/2013We love Italian food and as Italian restaurants go this place is average. I do think they are way over priced for what they offer. This is the third time we have given Volare a try and we have not been impressed by the service or food. Seven for dinner and are bill was almost 300.00 no drinks we ordered. I think we can cross this place off our list.Special Features:
- Atmosphere Lacks, Food is GoodRedwingDined on 12/22/2013The food is quite good but we went for our anniversary and Volare does not have the atmosphere for a special occasion. It is pretty but quite casual for the prices they charge. For that kind of money, I would expect a something more elegant. They even had to dim the lights above us, it was so bright it felt like we were at a casual lunch. Service was excellent. Tiramisu was recommended and we sent it back (never had to do that). It didn't taste authentic, it was booze soaked. We tried to spumoni and it was out of this world. My father is 100% Italian and I plan on bringing him here just for the spumoni.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The Experimental Therapeutics Laboratory is a collaborative venture of the Hanson Institute between scientists from the Sansom Institute for Health Research (University of South Australia) and the Cancer Clinical Trials Unit (Royal Adelaide Hospital Cancer Centre).
We perform basic, translational and clinical research that aims to improve cancer diagnosis and treatment, as well as exploring novel immunotherapeutic approaches to treat cancer and other diseases including chronic and acute infections. We are expert at exploiting the specificity and power of the immune system to help us design, develop, and implement cutting edge approaches to new diagnostics and therapeutic agents.
Our industry links, experience and our clinical expertise together ensure that our research has a strong likelihood of generating potentially commercialisable applications and improved therapeutic outcomes for patients.
Co-laboratory headsAssociate Professor John Hayball (UniSA)Professor Michael Brown (Director Clinical Trials Unit, RAH; Adjunct Professor, UniSA)
Collaborative partners
Dr Paul Howley (Sementis Pty Ltd; Adjunct Senior Lecturer, UniSA)Dr Kerrilyn Diener (NHMRC Early Career Research Fellow, UA; Adjunct Senior Lecturer, UniSA)
Scientific staffDr Darren Miller (UniSA)Dr Cara Fraser (RAH; Adjunct Lecturer, UniSA)Dr Erin Lousberg (UA; Adjunct Lecturer, UniSA)Dr Alex Staudacher (RAH)Dr Liang Liu (UniSA)Dr Tamara Cooper (UniSA)
Research support staffMs Helen Palthorpe (UniSA)Ms Rosa Katsikeros (UniSA) Research studentsMs Susan Christo (PhD student, UniSA)Ms Natalie Stevens (PhD student, UniSA)Ms Melissa Tan (Honours student, UniSA)Ms Shamika Moore (Honours student, UA)Ms Bianca Van Diermen (Honours student, UA)
Erin Lousberg (Postdoctoral Research Officer): Travel Scholarship to attend DC2010, International Society for Dendritic Cell and Vaccine Science (2010); HDR International Travel Scholarship to attend DC2010 (Sansom Institute, UniSA, 2010); Best Oral Presentation by a PhD Student at the Adelaide Immunology Retreat (AIR-6) (Australasian Society for Immunology, SA Branch, 2010)
Susan Christo (PhD Student): Australasian Society for Immunology SA/NT Annual Student Retreat 6 Prize for Most Outstanding Presentation by an Honours/Masters Student (2010); University of South Australia Honours Medal (2011); University of South Australia PhD Top Up Scholarship (2011-2013); Royal Adelaide Hospital DAWES Top Up Scholarship; Honours Scholarships for the Division of Health Sciences, UniSA (2010); UniSA High Achiever Summer Scholarship – Top Up (2010); Cancer Council SA Vacation Scholarship (2010)Natalie Stevens (PhD student): PhD Scholarship – Australian Postgraduate Award (2012-2014); Royal Adelaide Hospital Research Committee Dawes Top-Up Scholarship (2012-2014); Royal Adelaide Hospital Research Committee Honours Scholarship (2011)Bianca Van Diermen (Hons student): School of Paediatrics and Reproductive Health, Discipline of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Honours Scholarship, UA (2012)Shamika Moore (Hons student): School of Paediatrics and Reproductive Health, Discipline of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Honours Scholarship, UA (2012)
ARC Linkage Project Grant LP120100606. 'The development of a potent new passive immunotherapeutic for the treatment and prevention of bacterial sepsis and septic shock'. JD Hayball, T Kuchel and M Chapman. Awarded $333,000 for 2012-14 (ARC and Industry Partners)
NHMRC Project Grant, Application ID 1020984. 'The consequences of innate immune inflammatory responses during early pregnancy and their effect on reproductive outcomes'. KR Diener. Awarded $326,175 for 2012-2014
NHMRC Training Fellowship, Application ID 1012386. 'Innate anti-viral effector responses and adverse reproductive outcomes'. KR Diener. Awarded $290,032 for 2011-2014
NHMRC project grant 'CARPETS: A Phase I Open Label Study of the Safety and Immune effects of an Escalating Dose of Autologous GD2 Chimeric Antigen Receptor-Expressing Peripheral Blood T Cells in Patients with Metastatic BRAF-Mutant and GD2-Positive Melanoma'. MP Brown, I Lewis, CM Bollard, MK Brenner, JD Hayball. Awarded $338,459.60 for 2011-2013
NHMRC Project 'Chemokine gradients for directed migration of captured cells and guidance of tissue engineering'. HJ Griesser, RD Short, K Vasilev, MP Brown, JD Hayball, C McFarland. Awarded $680,000 for 2010-2012
RISS Ltd Researcher Access Program. 'CARPETS: A Phase I Open Label Study of the Safety and Immune effects of an Escalating Dose of Autologous GD2 Chimeric Antigen Receptor-Expressing Peripheral Blood T Cells in Patients with Metastatic BRAF-Mutant and GD2-Positive Melanoma'. MP Brown, I Lewis, CM Bollard, MK Brenner. Awarded $100,000 for 2011-2013.
CRC for Wound Management and Innovation. 'Novel bioactives for wound repair'. JD Hayball. Awarded $75,000 for 2011-13
Royal Adelaide Hospital Research Committee Mary Overton Early Career Research Fellowship. 'A comparative analysis of the relative therapeutic efficacy of phenotypically-distinct populations of genetically-modified tumour-specific T cells as detected and assessed by functionalised solid support surfaces'. KR Diener. Awarded $252,000 for 2011-2013. (Note: declined due to acceptance of NHMRC Training Fellowship)
The overall aim of these projects is to translate laboratory advances in melanoma research to improved clinical outcomes for patients with advanced melanoma. Some of the technologies being developed in non-melanoma projects in our laboratory may produce an original solution to the problem of detecting the function of genetically engineered T cells in the blood of treated melanoma patients.
CARPETS: A Phase I Open Label Study of the Safety and Immune effects of an Escalating Dose of Autologous GD2 Chimeric Antigen Receptor-Expressing Peripheral Blood T Cells in Patients with Metastatic BRAF-Mutant and GD2-Positive Melanoma
Malignant melanoma is increasing in incidence in Australia. Once the disease has reached an advanced stage the prognosis is poor, and the treatment options few. A new drug, called a B-Raf inhibitor, targets a signalling pathway involved in promoting melanoma growth. While this drug has therapeutic effects in a large proportion of patients, disease control is short lived as resistance to the drug inevitably develops. Prof Brown will lead a clinical trial investigating the use of adoptive T cell immunotherapy to target melanoma cells that have become resistant to B-Raf inhibitor treatment. This will involve the genetic modification of the patients own T cells to redirect them against the melanoma; these anti-melanoma T cells will then be reinfused into the patient. The feasibility, safety and immune effects of this therapy will be evaluated in patients who have advanced melanoma that is no longer responsive to B-Raf inhibition.
A combinatorial approach to melanoma therapy: preclinical evaluation of concurrent B-Raf inhibition and adoptive T cell immunotherapy
This preclinical study complements the CARPETS clinical trial and investigates whether concurrent treatment with a B-Raf inhibitor and genetically modified anti-melanoma T cells is feasible. We will evaluate the effect of B-Raf inhibitor on the function of the genetically modified T cells in vitro and the efficacy of combined treatment in vivo in preclinical models of melanoma. It is hoped that this study will provide justification for a future clinical trial combining these therapies.
These projects will build on previous published work from our laboratory and extend the application of this unique technology to a broader range of human cancers.
APOMAB® targeting of dead cancer cells for monitoring of cancer therapy
APOMAB® is a monoclonal antibody that binds to a protein that is revealed during cell death. This technology aims to serve an unmet medical need by determining whether a patient's cancer responds to anti-cancer treatment through the detection of cancer cell death soon after the commencement of treatment. Then, doctors would continue useful treatment and cease useless treatment, thus sparing the patient unnecessary toxicity. We have established that APOMAB® preferentially detects cancers at a late stage of cell death, which is likely to be the stage that is most useful for the clinical application of this technology. Plans are underway to make a clinical-grade APOMAB® product for testing in a first-time-in-human clinical trial.
APOMAB® targeting of dead cancer cells for delivery of cancer therapy
Since APOMAB® can target dead cancer cells, which are created in response to chemotherapy and which lie close to live cancer cells, we reasoned that the APOMAB® antibody could also be used to deliver an anti-cancer treatment such as radioactivity, which can then kill the surrounding live cancer cells. We have proven the case in preclinical cancer models and now wish to show if a more powerful, targeted form of radioactivity in the form of alpha-particles has superior therapeutic effects in the same preclinical cancer models. We believe that this approach may improve anti-cancer treatment without inducing any more damage to normal tissues.
In these projects, we aim to study fundamental aspects of innate immune function in order to understand how to improve the workings of cancer vaccines.
Using recombinant poxvirus vectors in the development of cancer vaccines
About 20% of human cancers originate after an initial infection such as human papilloma virus (HPV or wart virus) that can cause cancer of the uterine cervix. As the HPV vaccination program has already shown, if these cancer-inducing infections can be eliminated then the subsequent cancers themselves may be prevented. We are developing a platform vaccine vector technology, which could be applied to a number of different types of infections as well to some cases cancer directly and which thus could be used both to treat and prevent these conditions. Although this promising vaccine technology is being tested in current clinical trials for a number of diseases such as HIV, melanoma and prostate cancer, an understanding of how exactly it works is lacking. With an in-depth understanding of the mechanisms underlying the action of this vaccine, we are now in a stronger position to modify these vaccines in order to generate better immune responses, which may translate to improved clinical benefits for patients.
Development of a novel functionalised solid support surface for the detection and analysis of antigen-specific T cells
Any worthwhile vaccine results in the body producing new T cells that are available to fight an ensuing infection or an emerging cancer. The vaccine contains an antigen that is specifically recognised by the new T cells. However, identifying and analysing the properties of these antigen-specific T cells in human blood after vaccination has not been easy task. We are working on methods to improve this task. Consequently, we are developing a device that enables the capture and functional analysis of antigen-specific T cells that can later be applied to the study of blood from vaccinated human subjects. In collaboration with the Ian Wark Research Institute, we are using specialised solid surfaces to investigate the conditions required to capture and stimulate antigen specific T cells. We anticipate that this technology will also be applied to studying the function of genetically engineered T cells given to advanced melanoma patients.
Targeting cancer cells through vaccination
The surface of cancer cells has increased numbers of some signalling molecules when compared to normal surrounding cells. We have decided to see whether we can use this information in the form of two different kinds of vaccine, one virally based, to 'teach' the immune system to attack cells based on the expression of these distinct molecules. If successful, the development of such a vaccine would enable us to treat and prevent cancers that express these cancer-specific molecules without harming surrounding, normal tissues.
Inflammation can help to promote cancer or be manipulated to turn the cancer against itself. The overall aim of these studies is to understand the role of an important protein called HMGB1 in sepsis and cancer. A better understanding of its role will enable more precise application of a new kind of antibody that can neutralise activity of HMGB1.
Assessing the neutralising activity of anti-HMGB1 antibodies in serum samples from septic shock patients and in experimental murine models of bacterial sepsis
Sepsis (or overwhelming infection) often causes death in the intensive care unit and may complicate common anti-cancer treatments such as chemotherapy. HMGB1 is secreted during serious infection and can mediate its harmful effects. Blocking HMGB1 activity with antibody can prevent this happening in animal models. We propose to develop neutralising antibodies against HMGB1 that could ameliorate clinical course of sepsis in the hospital.
Assessing the neutralising activity of anti-HMGB1 antibodies in vitro and in preclinical models of cancer
HMGB1 can be secreted by dead and dying cancer cells and push cancer cells toward a type of cell death called autophagy, which can promote resistance to commonly used anti-cancer agents. Blocking HMGB1 activity with antibody may overcome the development of autophagy and help anti-cancer drugs work better to kill cancer cells.
A list of recent publications can be found here.
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GAMBIER — Mary Lou Lockard, 63, of Gambier passed away Jan. 10, 2010, at Knox Community Hospital, surrounded by her family.
She was born Nov. 29, 1946, in Elmira, N.Y., and grew up in Lima, Ohio. Before retiring in 2007, Mary Lou served for 18 years as an administrative assistant to four deans of students at Kenyon College. She graduated from the Ohio State University in 1968 with a degree in home economics and child development. She and her husband moved to Gambier from Chicago, Ill., in 1988. Mary Lou's greatest joy was spending time with her two precious grandsons, who held a very special place in her heart.
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'This book provides a very useful and thought-provoking account of a developing form of interpersonal psychotherapy and gives a clear guide for practising clinicians."
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Thanks, I dont think that people realize that he is a great modder, and he is obligated to do as he chooses! What he had planned to do was an extremely large job, and would have taken alot of time. Good luck if you do, and let me know about your decision...
First off, he has worked hard to get this mod where it has gotten, because I was one of his testers.
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Union County Freeholder Alexander Mirabella (C) presents a resolution to Fanwood Mayor Colleen Mahr in honor of the borough's 25th Anniversary Celebration of Earth Day. They are joined by (from left) Fanwood Councilmen Tom Kranz and Kevin Boris, John Celardo of the Fanwood Historic Preservation Commission and Council President Russell Huegel. (Photo by Jim Lowney/County of Union)