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Nobody named Einstein nor a polar bear appears in Tom Griffin's fuzzy romantic comedy of manners that opened last night at the Cort. Nor does J.D. Salinger, whom the central figure, a reclusive author of a couple of esteemed novels, calls to mind. I would have embraced any one of the three by the time the second half lumbered into view.
This is classy stuff, with a capital K. The dried-up writer, Bill Allenson, deals in rare books (mail orders only; no personal contacts) from a cluttered old house he shares with his senile father in a small New England lake town. His only intimates are a few locals: the postmaster-and-postman Charlie, and the Bullinses, Helen and Bobby, whose long marriage hasn't been working out too well in recent years (it will, though, along with everything else, you can rest assured).
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Au fond...excuse me...the root trouble here is that the author, infatuated with his own glib display of erudition, has made his hermetic hero sound stuffy rather than sparkling, as a Stoppard, say, might have managed.
And though he tries to tie everything together at the finish (the happy ending seems like a hasty afterthought, possibly encouraged by the producers, who almost outnumber the players), he leaves too many loose strands. The work, though constructed along the lines of the well-made play of yesteryear, isn't very well made at all.
There is a polar bear missing from a nearby zoo, and its eventual destruction seems symbolically related to the weakly-explained suicide of the writer's wife some time back. And the senile, otherwise silent father does speak up on occasion to state that he once met the Einstein at the counter of a Rhode Island diner and passed him the napkin container, but that's about all he can remember of his most memorable encounter.
The cast is first-rate. A lightly-bearded Peter Strauss cuts a fine, romantic figure as Bill, and delivers his curlicued sentences, dotted with chic profanities, with style and a good deal of charm. Maureen Anderman, never prettier, is also fine as the interloper Diane, and her talk, too, is spiced with a judicious amount (at today's value) of four-letter nouns and verbs.
Robert Nichols is entirely winning as Charlie, and the Bullinses are amusingly played by Marjorie Lovett (though her character's sweet idiocy is overdone in the writing and direction) and David Strathairn. John Wardwell plays the aged father, whom Bill unbecomingly makes sport of at times, with an interesting combination of vacancy and thoughtfulness.
J Ranelli, apparently christened in too much of a hurry to acquire a full first name, has staged the piece adequately, though with a good deal of downstage posturing that may have been dictated by the script. And the setting, costumes and lighting are all perfectly in order, except perhaps for the fake-looking snow-covered evergreens just outside.
Fine talk is dandy. But as they sing in that other Broadway show, it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing.
The present Broadway season seems to be about as adamant about opening as the last season was reluctant in closing.
As we drift into November there has been, according to my accounting, only five major Broadway openings - an imported British comedian, an imported British epic (and let us thank God and the Royal Shakespeare Company for Nicholas Nickleby), a rock Elizabethan musical and La Colbert and La Woodward reigning queenly.
Last night at the Cort Theater we had the official opening of Einstein and the Polar Bear, a new play by promising playwright Tom Griffin. It is graced by two elegant performances from Peter Strauss and Maureen Anderman - of which more anon - the play itself does not honestly add up to a hill of beans. It doesn't even dishonestly add up to a hill of beans.
A reclusive author - someone in the J.D. Salinger mode - is now chiefly engaged in dealing with antique books in a small New England town. Nothing happens at once.
A mysterious woman arrives at the house in a blizzard. At first she seems a stranded damsel in distress with a car that has broken down. But is she? Fairly soon we suspect that she's someone out to break the author's anonymity. She certainly planned the blizzard, and one wonders about the car.
The play is not badly constructed, but its predictability soon, or too soon, becomes devious. The situation is not merely trite, it is unimaginative. And the characters have a quaint foolishness to them as if they have just emerged, warts and all, from the pages of Reader's Digest or the pictures of Norman Rockwell. They are lovable to a fault, but faulty even to a love.
I'm sure that Griffin will write better plays than this - for all I know he already has - but despite certain talent for hayseed repartee, he brings very little home.
The director, J Ranelli, who put it on first for the Hartford Stage Company in Connecticut last season, is adroit at bringing out the quirkiness of actors. But this is not sufficient even though transparently loyal to the script.
There is nothing to the play that evolves in the pattern of a life, and this must be accorded a curious hardship. The actors faced with this cold comfort farm, must perforce to their best. And their best happens to work out very gratifyingly.
Maureen Anderman - who happened to be the great favorite of my famous predecessor at this paper, Richard Watts Jr., who could never envisage her being less than perfect in any role - is the mysterious stranger with her mysteriously collapsing car. I'm happy to continue the Post tradition - Miss Anderman could do a tap dance while reading a telephone directory and I would still adore her with something approaching passion.
She's one of the most charming actresses around, and she is matched here by Peter Strauss, another charmer who has at present made his most significant mark in television. He has one of the most engaging grins I've ever met, and he acts with a laid-back grace that could entice the mice out of the woodwork.
The other actors have all given much more conventional cameo roles but they play them well. But what is the point of playing, staging, or even producing, a play that whatever its promise, leaves those promises as undelivered as lost mail.
Forget about Einstein. Forget about the polar bear. Forget, too, about Silas Marner, Vladimir and Estragon, Alexander Pope, D. H. Lawrence, Cervantes, Aeschylus and all the other weighty baggage that's been shoveled on top of the play that opened at the Cort last night. Stripped of its unstoppable name-dropping and other pretensions, Tom Griffin's ''Einstein and the Polar Bear'' is nothing more - and sometimes less - than a typically contrived romantic comedy about two lonely strangers who meet and go bump in the night. By wrapping a frivolous play in so much pseudo-literary gauze, Mr. Griffin reminds one of a high-school student who slips a ''War and Peace'' dust jacket over the trashy novel he's reading in study hall.
The star-crossed lovers of ''Einstein'' are Diane (Maureen Anderman), a New York advertising artist, and Bill (Peter Strauss), a world-famous novelist who has retired from both writing and civilization to a secluded New England town. The two meet when Diane's car breaks down on a snowy night and she invades Bill's home looking for help. You can guess the rest. Act I is a flirtatious, confessional waltz that leads to the upstairs bedroom. Act II opens with morning-after recriminations before going on to a full-fledged spat that sends one of the leads out the door in a huff. True to form, the injured party soon returns - and the curtain comes down as the hero and heroine reconcile by repeating the coy lines they spoke when they first met.
This sort of play has been entertaining before and perhaps could be again - but not as written by Mr. Griffin. His problems begin with his hero, a Gloomy Gus who sounds like no publishable novelist on earth. Bill's first sally to Diane - a typical sampling of his wit - has it that ''a beautiful bibliophile in a blizzard is ultimately better off than a dour dietitian in the desert.'' From then on, he speaks entirely in polysyllabic words (why use ''name'' when you can say ''moniker''?), Bartlett's quotations and non sequiturs. We hear of ''an insatiable garbage can,'' ''disproportionately pedestaled novelists'' and a ''mirrored restaurant reeking of hormones.'' If this man is J. D. Salinger, Jimmy Durante is Dante.
One thing is for sure - Bill isn't a character. We hear repeatedly that the emptiness of literary fame and his wife's gruesome suicide have turned him against art and life, but we never learn what kind of novels he wrote or why his wife blew her brains out. Like his highfalutin language, Bill's grave cynicism and despair seem grafted on to an otherwise conventional light-comedy hero. No wonder Mr. Strauss is lost. An intelligent, handsome television actor who's obviously at ease on the stage, he is here locked into monotonous, schoolmarmish vocal mannerisms and bitter, introspective scowls aimed at the floor.
If it's impossible to believe a word the hero says, we do at least believe in his lust for Diane. Miss Anderman is always sexy and self-possessed in the role; one loves her just for the way she drops her jaw to express surprise at Mr. Strauss's first unexpected kiss. Yet the heroine, too, is fatally compromised by the playwright. In a last-minute plot surprise, Diane is suddenly revealed to be a real creep - and the audience feels had for having liked her for two hours. Worse still, this trick is as dishonest as it is off-putting: Though Mr. Griffin paints Diane black to show us that his hero was right, after all, to renounce the world, the playwright then moves right on to his optimistic, ''Chapter Two''-style ending, which says the exact reverse. You can't have it both ways.
But all the writing in the play is fake, starting with the title images - neither of which have anything to do with the price of bananafish. Einstein is dragged in by the hero's aged, live-in father (very well done by John Wardwell), a failing stroke victim who periodically rouses himself to tell the half-remembered story of ''the greatest day'' in his life, when he once saw Albert Einstein in a luncheonette. The only point of this recurrent business is to allow Mr. Griffin some cheap, ready-made pathos. As for the unseen polar bear, it has run away from a local zoo - or a John Irving novel - to escape civilization, as Bill has. A redundant symbol, the bear soon wears out its welcome by refusing to go to its death as quickly and quietly as Chekhov's sea gull.
We also meet a handful of loquacious townsfolk, who contribute only an irrelevant subplot and a lot of cute, overdone Yankee yammering. J Ranelli, the director, has cast these roles well, but his staging accentuates the play's artificiality: the actors often address the audience from front and center or exchange meaningful glances as subtle as laser beams. While Arden Fingerhut's winter lighting - soft for the snowy night, harsh for morning - is superb, Fred Voelpel's set is a failure. The designer hasn't solved the esthetic problem of giving Bill's busily decorated, book-laden cottage a visual focus. What we get instead is a blizzard of literary clutter that, like the fatuous writing, vainly tries to snow the audience into believing that this ''Einstein'' has a brain.


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The table is gorgeous, period. The packaging was perfect, no dents or scratches and the quality is just fine. My only complaint is that this table is way too high to function as a coffee table. I guess I could have read that before purchasing it, but I didn't and was surprised after assembling it. Yes, I did not do my homework, but really, is there furniture that tall? Coffee tables are not supposed to be higher than your sofa, but I have not seen a sofa that tall yet. I'm tempted to find a craftman to cut some of the extra length to make it a little bit more functional.
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October 31st, 2013Normally a torn tendon is an occasion for surgery, but an Australian company may be changing that. Orthocell Limited has developed a technique that involves taking a biopsy of the patient's healthy tendon, then isolating and cultivating stem cells from the biopsy and injecting those into the injured tendon.
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October 31st, 2013If you want to show yourself a nutritionally enlightened trendsetter this year, consider either replacing or supplementing the mashed potatoes with mashed sweet potatoes.
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Director Marc Webb is at it again on Twitter with the 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' teasers -- today he's teasing the villainous Rhino, and while it's not much, it's sure to put a smile on your face.
Oh, good -- the guy who wrote two of the worst movies last year is "polishing" the script for Josh Trank's 'Fantastic Four' reboot. Seth Grahame-Smith must have impressed someone at Fox because they've just hired him to work his, uh, magic (?) on 'Fantastic Four.'
We're tired of these glamorized sex scenes in movies -- the truth is that sex is awkward and weird sometimes, and we love when movies get it right. There's nothing quite like a painfully awkward sex scene in a movie, whether it's played for laughs or for discomfort. We've collected a list of the most awkward sex scenes in movies, ranging from the hilarious to the embarrassing, cringe-worthy, and hard to watch.
'The Killing' is still very much alive and kicking over at AMC, where the cast for the upcoming third season continues to grow. Peter Sarsgaard is the latest name to join that list.
It appears that Marvel Comics has realized that women read comic books too, so they've decided to take a hint from '50 Shades of Grey' and get all romantic with two new novels featuring the love lives of She-Hulk and 'X-Men's Rogue. Seriously? Seriously.
Two fandoms are uniting and the world may implode: Matt Smith of 'Doctor Who' has just signed on to play the male lead in Ryan Gosling's directorial debut, 'How to Make a Monster.' Gosling fans and 'Doctor Who' fans, together at last. Think of the memes!
The 'Godzilla' reboot has been making some waves -- we reported not long ago that Aaron Johnson is in talks for the lead role, and now Elizabeth Olsen and Bryan Cranston are in talks to face the giant lizard, too.
Disney's animated short 'Paperman' is nominated for an Oscar, and if you missed it when it played before 'Wreck-It Ralph' last year, you can watch it here in full.
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Taxpayers, either through tax preparers or from their home computers, have e-filed more than 26 million returns so far this year, up almost 4 percent compared to the same time last year. As of Feb. 7, taxpayers have filed more than 13 million returns from home computers, an increase of 14.7 percent compared to the same period last year.
Refunds are up for 2014, with almost 19.5 million issued this year, an increase of more than 18 percent compared to the same time last year. The average refund as of Feb. 7 is $3,317, up 4.6 percent compared to the same time last year. (Refund averages generally have higher dollar values early in the filing season than later in the year.)
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Description: 3-phase motors simultaneously Up to seven PWM generators Two PWM outputs per PWM generator 8.32 ns PWM resolution Quadrature Encoder Interface (QEI) 32-bit position counter 32-bit Index pulse counter Advanced Analog Features Two independent ADC modules: - One ADC configurable as 10-bit, 1.1
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Supplier: Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.
Description: RC oscillator, external crystal oscillator support, a timer/counter with pulse-width modulation (PWM) capability, and seven GPIO pins with interrupt and wake-up capability. The system-on-a-chip (SoC) MAXQ7670 is a µC-based, smart data acquisition system. As a member of the MAXQ® family
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- Supply Voltage (Vcc): 4.5 to 5.5 volts
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Description: The JN5148 is an ultra low power, high performance wireless microcontroller targeted at ZigBee PRO networking applications. The device features an enhanced 32-bit RISC processor offering high coding efficiency through variable width instructions, a multi-stage instruction pipeline and low power
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- Life Cycle Stage: Maturity
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Description: CNT16-8(FIT)GY is the module for expansion (device module) which inputs the pulse signal from external equipment and carries out a rise count. It is used for I/O controller module CPU-CAxx(FIT)GY of F&eIT series, and microcontroller unit CPU-SBxx(FIT)GY, connecting. The pulse signal
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Description: • 0 to 50KHz, 0 to 65535 pulses input • 0 to 20mA DC, 0 to 10V DC output • Mechanical alarm relay (25V @ 5A) • 10-36V DC power • Software configured; pulse counter; signal averaging; optional limit alarm functions Acromag's IntelliPack® series is a family
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Description: on Every Input Digital Outputs May Be Either Level or Pulse Change-of-State Detection for Low-Latency Contact Monitoring All Programming In Software, No Switches or Jumpers to Set NEMA4 Enclosure for Harsh Atmospheric or Marine Environments 8031-Compatible Microcontroller with 8K of EEPROM
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Description: to the TRINAMICs SPI™ drivers (TMC236,TMC239,TMC246 and TMC249) or to Step-/direction drivers. A second SPI™ interface allows communication with a host microcontroller. The host microcontroller just needs to do high-level control tasks, e.g. giving the command: Drive motor 2 to position 1000
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Updated: 03/29/2006 - Two National Guard Members from Bowling Green speak out about their friend who was killed last week in Iraq.
Updated: 03/29/2006 - Two National Guard Members from Bowling Green speak out about their friend who was killed last week in Iraq.
Updated: 03/29/2006 - An ongoing feud that has cost taxpayers thousands of dollars in legal fees may soon end.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - The fourth largest Chamber of Commerce in the state is building a new home after 20 years. The goal is to help attract more new businesses and increase economic development throughout South Central Kentucky.
Updated: 03/28/2006 - Governor Fletcher tells reporters he will run for a second term in 2007 despite health problems.
Posted: 03/28/2006 - Governor Fletcher signs legislation into law that will distance protesters from military funerals.
Updated: 03/28/2006 - Thirty-year-old Staff Sergeant Brock Beery will be buried with full military honors in Bowling Green.
Posted: 03/27/2006 - Bowling Green's new proposed pay plan for city employees is being unveiled to workers in a series of meetings aimed at getting feedback before the plan is put up for a vote.
Updated: 03/27/2006 - In just a few months Bowling Green will welcome the golf professionals of the future.
Updated: 03/27/2006 - Some students at Western Kentucky University are preparing to spend more than their collegiate days in the classroom because they want to spend their careers as teachers.
Posted: 03/27/2006 - A Tompkinsville pastor along with many members of his congregation are kicked out of their church. Restraining orders are keeping them off church property.
Updated: 03/27/2006 - The main fundraiser for The Family Enrichment Center has more than 630 participants.
Updated: 03/27/2006 - A bill that would allow trappers to catch and sell live coyotes is failing.
Posted: 03/26/2006 - April is National Autism Month which recognizes a disease that affects millions of children across the nation.
Posted: 03/26/2006 - Budget Negotiators resume talks
Posted: 03/26/2006 - The riverfront extravaganza, that kicks off the Kentucky Derby Festival each year has lost a major sponsor.
Updated: 03/26/2006 - An accident this afternoon kills one
Updated: 03/26/2006 - The death of a Kentucky National Guard soldier killed in Iraq hits home for a local family support group.
Posted: 03/25/2006 - Students at several Kentucky colleges will pay more for their education in the coming years.
Updated: 03/25/2006 - Two people have been charged with the kidnapping and killing of a 29 year old Bowling Green Woman.
Posted: 03/25/2006 - An early morning accident kills one and sends another ot the hospital
Posted: 03/24/2006 - An anti-bullying bill is leaving state leaders with mixed emotions.
Posted: 03/24/2006 - A 30-year-old National Guard soldier headquartered in Bowling Green was killed in Iraq.
Posted: 03/24/2006 - Coal miners will have to undergo drug screenings under legislation passed by the state Senate this afternoon.
Posted: 03/24/2006 - Make plans for the 2006 AJGA June 12 - 15!
Posted: 03/24/2006 - "HANDS," short for "The Housing Assistance aNd Development Services" constructed more than 50 houses in Bowling Green alone.


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Joseph Anderson
A Love To Last
We stole each others heart away,
With hope, with dreams and care;
E'er knowing love would pave the way
For blissful times we'd share.
So oft we trod those peaceful hills,
When love was sweet and new;
Twas there that passion lit the spark
From whence our family grew.
Then death made claim, that fated day,
Amidst the tears we cried
And now, my dear, I see so clear,
Our love has never died.
To soon, in time I'll follow you
Across that great divide;
Together now, forevermore,
Together, side by side.
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Gleb Zavlanov (8/3/2013 5:54:00 PM) -
Heather Wilkins (7/16/2013 4:24:00 PM) a beautiful love poem. about everlasting love.nice I enjoyed the read. (Report) Reply
Patricia Grantham (5/15/2013 2:54:00 PM) I love it, love it, love it. Oh such a beautiful poem. Love on earth and in the hereafter.
Something great to look forward to. You have done it again Joseph! Well done. (Report) Reply -
Yasmeen Khan (4/9/2013 10:20:00 AM) Your love is transcendental and touches the non-physical realm. It ends optimistically with belief to meet the departed soul. (Report) Reply
Tiger Lily Love (12/10/2012 7:21:00 PM) The poem is heartachingly brilliant! My favorite line:
Then death made claim, that fated day,
Amidst the tears we cried
And now, my dear, I see so clear,
Our love has never died.
Such a sweet yet sad verse. I loved it, Great write! (Report) Reply -
Ruby Honeytip (11/21/2012 3:57:00 PM) Holy Guacamole.....this pulls hard at the heartstrings!
So beautifully written. An absolute delight: -) (Report) Reply -
Dee Corpolongo (11/21/2012 2:35:00 PM) Oh, this is such a beautiful poem, written from the heart.
True love never dies, as we look up to the skies,
we know inside our heart, just as we knew right from the start...
This poem is excellent, Joseph...thank you for sharing with us. (Report) Reply -
Elizabeth Padillo Olesen (10/5/2012 6:13:00 AM) Joseph, it is great to read this very romantic and passionate piece from your pen. (Report) Reply
Robert Beck (8/1/2012 6:27:00 AM) What pleasure your poems bring to, thank you. (Report) Reply
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DS 7.1 - Image deployment is successful but reports Timeout (Error 1) to console
One of our customers is imaging Windows XP and Windows 7 clients. He also uses Backup Imaging. But every time he deploys an image, the console displays error 1 (because of timeout) even though the image is installed correctly. Other Tasks and jobs report their status correctly.
Customer is using a SMP 7.1 SP2 MP1 system. Any hints on this? Thanks!
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The reason for MD's questions is that a timeout usually occurs because the time allocated for the task has been exceeded. By default, MOST tasks are given 30 minutes to finish. If the time to image exceeds the time allocated, it will "time-out" in the console, while still recording a success. The failure appears on the Jobs and Tasks main-screen, but a success will appear if you drill-down into the task. Weird, but there it is.
The problem with this logic is that the default timeout for a deploy image task is 960 minutes (non-editible, found if you right-click the task and select "view as XML").
Which then begs a few other questions. 1) you say they use backup images - are they distributing these to more than one workstation? They should not. 2) are they using a deploy image task, or a custom script task to deploy the image - such as calling RDeploy yourself, or even ImageX?
Note that the default timeout for a script task is 30 minutes, but it's editible, and found under the Advanced tab. IF you are using a script, up the timeout to 60 or 90 minutes - well in excess of what it actually takes, and the problem will be gone.
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Ok... we FINALLY have our reservations narrowed down.. last spot will be Italian.
So, what should we go with? Tutto Italia or Mama Melrose? Three adults and one teen. Also, what did you order at either place that you really liked? Thanks in advance... couldn't reserve all our meals without ya! |
We don't do Tutto because it seems pricey, but we just ate at Mama Melrose's last night. Loved the Mozzarella and Tomato appetizer, and the bread they served was right out of the oven and heavenly! I also had a great wine - Estancia Cabernet. Enjoyed it immensely. All of the entrees were good.
I'd go with location. Otherwise, and I know many will disagree, I've never had a real good meal at Tutto and never had a bad meal at Mama Melrose. Make sense?
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I don't care for either. I think that Tutto Italia has the better food by far, but like all Patina Group restaurants, it's grossly overpriced. Are you on the dining plan? If not, you might want to look in to Il Mulino. If you are, I think Portobello at Downtown Disney is a better option than any of the theme parks' Italian restaurants.
We ate at Tutto the last week of August and LOVED IT!!!!!!!!! Our meal was FANTASTIC. I had the lasagna, it was the best I ever had. My son had the fetuccini with cream sauce and pancetta, that was amazing as well! Tiramisu for dessert was creamy and delicious. I highly recommend it. We dont care about prices because we always use the DP. So im not even sure of the prices. But i highly recommend it. Food is incredible. Sorry but I would not put these two in the same category. No way does MM have better pasta than Tutto.
Had the fettucini at Tutto Italia last month, it approached the excellence of the former Alfredo's. We ate a MM a couple of times many years ago and have never been compelled to return. It was ok, but so many eateries/so little time, etc. :earsboy:
IMO Mama Melrose has some of the worst food on the property. Tutto is more expensive but very good
Whew, I am glad to hear this! Yesterday, I just cancelled MM and booked Tutto instead. And I will be getting that lasagna!:thumbsup2
We've eaten at both restaurants and liked Tutto Italia much better. Have you considered Villa Napoli at Epcot? We have eaten there about three times and loved every meal. Last week we ate there and had a delicious tortellini soup and a canneloni dish which both my husband and I LOVED!
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