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My 2nd time at this quiet little gem in the Castro. Friendly and attentive service by each of the wait staff!!! Calamari and Kale salads were filling and delightful. Delicious hand made ravioli stuffed with beets and a great pork dish with roasted potatoes were our main course meals. Beautiful presentation on each dish. There is a small room at the front that has 5 two person tables and one round table in the middle that could seat 4+. Each time I have been at the restaurant there are customers only speaking Italian. Last time 3/ 5 tables up front were only speaking Italian. Each of the wait staff seemed fluent in Italian. Hints to me of the authenticity of this sweet Italian Gem!!! TRY IT and enjoy!!
Fantastic experience for our 14th wedding anniversary. Francesco, the owner was wonderful. he even didn't charge us for a bottle of wine that I ended up not liking. Took the half bottle left away and got us 2 new glasses of something we preferred. The home made pasta was awesome. Great gem of an Italian restaurant.
You don't have to go to North Beach for excellent Italian Cuisine. Poesia never disappoints - every dish is delicious and well prepared. The service is excellent. The pasta is house made. The preparations are simple but elegant. The sauces are the best. We'll be back.
I'm still thinking about the branzino I ate here last week. It was called "whole" on the menu, but it was boned with the head and tail left on. Small roasted tomatoes, an excellent olive oil, and lemon was all it needed - not too fancy, not too bare; and cooked to perfection. Perfetto! We followed this with a truly scrumptious conollo filled with mosparcone cream dipped in pistachios. One of the best dinners we had in San Francisco.
My wife and I ate here for the time. Sat next to 2 regulars who said the food preparation was incredible. They were right. The grilled calamari salad was amazing and next time I plan to get the filet mignon salad. The staff treated us warmly and made us feel very very welcome. We'll definitely go back.
Whenever I'm in SF, I come here for an evening of Italian immersion. The food is exquisite - the perfect balance of local, farm-fresh, gourmet, homemade. The safe is the real deal - Italian through and through. And the icing on the cake is the classic Italian cinema projected on the wall. Don't miss the chocolate mousse with salt and olive oil!
Always a delight! The service, the drinks (try their special cocktails), the wines, and especially the superb dishes - excellent specials and hard-to-resist standards - all are top-notch. We have been frequenting Poesia since it opened, and it has never failed to provide a perfect evening for two, four, or a large group.
I was informed about this restaurant by chance from a first-time acquaintance who highly recommended I take my wife here for our anniversary; it certainly disappoint. We arrived early before our reservation & were immediately seated by the window which my wife was hoping for. Every staff person we interacted with was very friendly & excited to have us there. The owner came over to introduce himself & just as pleasant to converse with. The food was absolutely to die for & we can't wait to return to try the other entrees. We're also looking forward to bringing our son to their sister restaurant, Dante's Table, because he loves pizza. Poesia made our anniversary very special!
Third time for dinner. Pride Weekend 2013. Crazy, loud crowd outside. Inside, the food was, as always, excellent. My minor dig is that the restaurant ran out of the wine I ordered and other cocktail ingredients -- and this was at 6:30 pm. I'd also like at least 5 oz of wine in the wine-per-glass selections. They were rather stingy this evening. Buying a whole bottle seems a better deal here. Excellent fish and risotto.
Authentic Italian by Francesco and his terrific and committed staff who works hard to assure your dining experience is perfect
Took cousin and his wife, and two other family members here. We're fussy, ex-NY'er Italians when it comes to food. Cannot state highly enough how beautifully done every single dish was, seriously. We shared 4 appetizers: baccala with potato (OMG--everyone LOVED it); do not miss the Melanzane Parmigiana (eggplant parmesan--STOP--these are the LIGHTEST and tastiest slices of un-breaded eggplant that ever graced a plate--tomato sauce is beautiful; grilled sardine ceasar salad (very good/interesting very lemony ceasar dressing); and the most unbelievable grilled calamari you will ever taste--almost caramelized yet not rubbery at all. We also tasted one another's entrees--and desserts to die for. Definitely experience this if you can!
Went here on a date on a Friday night. I was glad we had reservations, as the tables were full from 8pm when we sat down until when we left. This place is so cozy and cute. The atmosphere is really exceptional and the wait staff was very friendly. The pasta dish we got (the fileji) was simple but amazing. The cocktails left a little lacking and the coffee was not good, but overall those were minor points for what was a great and very memorable meal. Totally reasonably priced for what it is as well.
Poesia was great in all aspects. Francesco the owner was really wonderful in getting me and my date a great table. The wine selection was enormous and the food was just simply wonderful!
What a gem this restaurant is! The owner, Francesco, brings some of the most original italian dishes from Calabria to the table. Fresh pastas and gnocchi, rich Italian wines, and AMAZING COCKTAILS! I recommend the Negroni and Dante Fresh Basil Ketel One Vodka Martini.
Enjoyed the Arugula Salad & Home made spinach ricotta filled raviolis. The tiramisu for desert was very good. The Tuscan recommended wine was a perfect pairing to the comfort food tastes of the meal.
This was our second visit to Poesia, and once again we were amazed by the flavors. Reminds me of my favorite restaurant in Florence. It's close quarters, so you kind of know how the other diners are doing -- and everyone seems to be totally charmed by their meal. Staff is professional and friendly, and never seemed rushed or frantic even at the height of Friday dinner. Poesia deserves to be busy all the time, plan ahead and make a reservation.
This is one of the best Italian restaurants not only in San Francisco, but in the Bay Area as well. It is like you are being welcome to the owner's house and being served authentic and gourmet Italian dishes. All staff are very warm and friendly.
We have been to Poesia at least ten times since it opened. We have never been disappointed. The whole experience from the food to the service is great. We love this place.
Francesco was delightful and made us feel right at home. We arrived about 15 minutes before opening time and he brought out 4 glasses of Italian champagne to comfort us. The dishes were fresh, tasty, and generously proportioned. Great restaurant.
My husband and I were watching "Check Please Bay Area" and immediately booked a table at Poesia using Open Table after seeing the segment on this neighborhood restaurant. The reviews were spot on and how refreshing it is to go to a restaurant with such warmth. Their welcome was genuine and the atmosphere was convivial. The food was as expected - fantastic! The service was no nonsense and not overly friendly - very professional. My only complaint was that the tables are situated quite close to each other which gave me a sense of being overly crowded. Hence the only "very good" rating for ambiance. That said, we will be coming back on a regular basis. We are happy to find a restaurant of this caliber within walking distance from our home.
One of the best meals I've ever had and I consider myself a foodie.....
If you are looking for a neighborhood restaurant where you can feel 100% comfortable and well-looked-after, then Poesia is your destination. Absolutely authentic Italian food, always fresh and delicious, refreshing cocktails, impeccable but *not* snooty service, and Italian films projected on the wall! Cosy, romantic, and so, so warm. I heart Poesia and everyone who works there!
Once again, have enjoyed Poesia on many levels -- good food that changes regularly so a few standards and then new items added with the seasons, good wine list spanning a range of prices for the bottles and also good by the glass or cocktails, and good service by servers who know their menu and wine list. Always a pleasure to go and see familiar faces amongst the waitstaff and the owner, Francesco, is truly a treasure and interested in your own experience in his restaurant. A rare find and a gem in my eyes.
Really delicious food, lovely kind service , Gracious host. Plan to return soon!
The pasta is fresh, the steak is amazing - overall, never had a meal I didn't thoroughly enjoy!
Freshest ingredients, all vibrant en bouche - what a great find!
My beet ravioli was a disappointment...Everyone else enjoyed their pasta choices.
Just a wonderful experience...The staff, the food, the restaurant itself = Very Memorable. We will definitely return...Every dining-out experience sinbe, pales by comparison.
Well sourced declicious dishes in a welcoming and lovely environment. One of the few worthwhile eateries in an area that is mostly about fleecing tourists.
What a sweet place in the Castro! They show old italian movies on the wall. The food and passion of the staff made me feel as if I was in Italy. I will come back and bring more friends.
We had a great time at Poesia -- The beet and fig salad was great, the two pastas we had were good as well. An older Italian movie was projected on the wall (The Enemy of My Wife with Mastroianai). Service was excellent. We will definitely go back.
We took an out-of-town friend to Poesia and we all had a delightful meal. Once again, I ordered the bread soup and ate every drop. For my main course, I ordered the pasta with sausage which was delicious. Sadly, I got full early so I could not finish. But I got a wonderful take-home meal!
We were a group of five celebrating a birthday and the experience was delightful. The food and wine were both excellent. We had a great table. The owner took our order and was gracious with sharing insights about the wine. The atmosphere is nice; very comfortable and not pretentious. We had a really good time and will definitely go back.
I've never had anything but great food at Poesia and this visit was no exception. I love the rack of lamb! Cooked perfectly with a lovely sauce and side of veggies. We also ordered the sea bass which was great as well. Our favorite though was the grilled calamari starter. If I could make that at home, I would never eat out.
Been here for dinner four times and its always great food and a relaxed, intimate, home-like setting. Hope Poesia is around for a long time!
My wife and I thoroughly loved every bit of this restaurant
The service was attentive and flexible to our requests. Homemade pasta, including a gluten free one, were excellent. Prices were in the less than $30/person for 3 courses, no wine, very reasonable for quality of food.
My maternal grandparents immigrated from Calabria. My grandmother was a master of southern Italian food, and this restaurant brought back my best food memories. There were dishes I hadn't had for years....and they were wonderfully refined without a loss of what I remember the peasant dishes were.
This restaurant is easily reached by public transportation (but parking is difficult). The staff were very pleasant and accomodating. The food selections were outstanding. Can't comment on the wine selections (don't drinnk wine) but the Martinis were top notch. The service was good and relaxed. A rather steep stairway gets you into the restaurant so it might be a problem for some.
Francesco and staff are very warm and friendly. Food was as I remembered from my visits to Calabria and southern Italy
Francesco the owner met us at the door, remembered our booking and sat us within 4 minutes. Helpful and very pleasant waitress (Napoletana) recommended the food and we were very happy with the choice. Excellent, authentic Calabrese food, If you like Italian food, it is as if the mother was busy cooking in the kitchen. Check it out!!!
I've been to Poesia a handful of times and each time I have a wonderful experience. The food, vibe, service and overall experience is superb. I just can't recommend it enough.
Everything from the food, to the venue, to the outstanding service made our experience top notch!
The food was unique and delicious and the service was attentive. Our party was a bit large, yet we were given excellent recommendations from the menu and our server was quite attentive all evneing. The noise level in the restaurant made it difficult to communicate with people across the table. Lovely place.
My adult children and I visited San Francisco for a week and decided to have dinner in the Castro one night since we love that neighborhood. We found Poesia on Open Table and liked the menu. What a surprise! It was like walking into an authentic Italian restaurant in Milan or Rome. The owner was present and visited every table. We had delightful service. This is definitely a place we will re-visit each time we go to SF!
Drinks- Husband = Ellis Island, Me= Dante- so good, we ordered a second round Antipasti -BEST bruschetta ever! Thin toasted bread, delicious prosciutto and the freshest mozzarella di buffala- can't stop thinking about it! Dinner-Orecchiette Alla Calabrese, Fileji De Renato- we licked the plate clean Great dinner to share with a loved one, or catching up with an old friend. The owner Francesco and his staff are so' attentive and friendly with their guests. The restaurant is in his home, there is no other Italian restaurant like this in SF or anywhere.
Poesia was recommended by a friend...she warned us that the parking was difficult in the area. We had a great dining experience. Great ambience, service and yummy food. We were a group of five and we all loved our food choices..everything went well until we went back to where we had parked and our car was gone. (Another car was parked there)Thinking it must have been stolen, since we were parked legally between two driveways....but it HAD been towed for blocking a driveway! We were shocked and it costs us $600 to retrieve our car. BE AWARE some residents want in front of there homes to be their private space so they call if a car might be 1 inch into the swale dip on the sidewalk! Next time we will park in a lot and take a taxi!
Poesia is one of my "go-to" restaurants, because the food is always good, the staff always attentive, the owner amazing... it's comfortable, tasty, a good value, and a cherished part of my food experience.
This was our second visit. It was as good as our first visit! Which was the point of coming, again - to be sure that the first visit wasn't a 'fluke.' Food and service are excellent!!! Prices are reasonable for San Francisco! This makes this place a really good value. Even though we are on the other side of the Bay and over an hour drive away, we will still come back!!!! It's well worthwhile the time commitment!
The minute you walk in you are greeted with a smile door open for you and it just gets better the whole time your there. What a great experience we had such care and service was a time that will be remembered


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As you can clearly see, there was a lot happening there. So you might forgive Dodgers radio play by play man and former SportsCenter anchor Charley Steiner for not fully describing every element of the play... or in this case, the entire play. Here's the audio of Charley's attempted call from tipster Missak and the transcript below:
"There's a comebacker, backhanded beautifully at second base by Wilson, flips (pause) to second and THERE IS A TRIPLE PLAY! A TRIPLE PLAY!"
So, somehow, Josh Wilson recorded three outs at second base?? Unless it was Larry, Curly, and Moe running the basepaths, it seems Charley didn't exactly capture the moment for the fans that were listening. Perhaps his mind was being preoccupied while watching his back in fear of Evander Holyfield.


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text: At St. John's University, administrators work tirelessly to ensure students receive a quality, affordable education that embodies our Vincentian mission. In the following interview, the Tobin College of Business Dean provides a glimpse into the responsibilities, challenges and concerns of leading a business school and how earning a degree at the Tobin College of Business is a stimulating, student-centered and rewarding experience. We spoke with the Dean during an accreditation period, an extremely important and very busy time for any Dean or faculty member.Q.: Dean Papamarcos, you were named dean of Tobin College of Business in July, 2007. Tell us about your first year-and-a-half. A.: My first year-and-a-half has been challenging and fabulously rewarding. We have made tremendous progress as a faculty and as a college. Every change has been designed to enhance our students' personal growth and career success. We have developed new, leading-edge programs aimed at engaging our students, particularly with faculty, the University, and the community outside our gates. Just as importantly, engaging students in their own education has become a key focus.Q.: Can you provide an overview of how this focus has been made real in day-to-day life at Tobin? A.: Sure, I'll give you a few examples: Our Executive-in-Residence Program (EIRP) enables Tobin College students to serve as consultants to actual businesses. Guided by clients' senior executives and Tobin College faculty, students develop solutions to today's complex business problems and present their recommendations to management. It is, perhaps, our most popular course. Because of its popularity, the EIRP was doubled in size last year. Our multi-million-dollar Student Managed Investment Fund allows Tobin College students—both graduate and undergraduate—under the supervision of an Advisory Committee comprised of faculty and distinguished alumni drawn from the financial services community, to invest a portion of the University's endowment. Students locate, analyze, and present investment opportunities to the Committee. Students then monitor the performance of their investments. It is hugely popular. Plus, November saw the completion of our Financial Information Lab. This state-of-the-art learning environment brings real-time news, market information, and financial data to Tobin College students and faculty. I urge everyone to stop in to take a look at our "trading floor." We have also redoubled our efforts to provide our students with the international perspective required to live and succeed in an increasingly global society. For instance, virtually every course we offer now includes a global component. For those who want more direct experience internationally, we are in the process of developing a series of Travel Courses. Exposing our students—who generally work either full- or part-time—to global issues experientially is a bit of a challenge. Bringing our students to the world and the world to their classrooms is more complicated than a traditional study-abroad option might suggest. With this in mind, we are developing this program of international field study. Tobin College students and faculty will engage in rigorous classroom study of current international business topics as a precursor to a related exploration of these issues overseas. Courses will be offered at both the graduate and undergraduate levels and in every discipline. Currently, at the graduate level, we offer M.B.A. degrees in Finance, Marketing, and International Business at the University's Graduate Center in Rome, Italy. Officially opened in October, this new state-of-the-art, 75,000 square foot campus is commensurate with an outstanding 21st century global business program. We're also in the process of establishing a very exciting student-managed Global Micro-loan Program. Major challenges in the micro-lending industry include: finding reliable partners on-the-ground in lesser developed countries; too-high administrative costs; and fundraising. Using Vincentian organizations around the world, student-managers and web-based technology, TCB will be almost uniquely positioned to address each of these challenges while simultaneously offering students and clients a life-changing opportunity. We're hoping to launch the Micro-loan Program in September, 2009. The preparatory course begins this spring. The program is being developed in partnership with the 22,000 Daughters of Charity who will serve as our "boots on the ground." The Daughters serve communities in 72 developing nations around the world. As an integral part of the micro-loan course, we're hoping to support, financially, students' travel to visit and work with the entrepreneurs they funded.Q.: You came to St. John's after years in the world of finance. What did you do and how did you make the transition to academia? A.: I spent the majority of my career in the field of mergers and acquisitions, except for two-and-a-half years as General Manager of the coal, oil and gas properties business of a Fortune 500 corporation. All in all, it was a fantastic learning experience—a nice combination of corporate finance and operating management. But since my freshman year in college I knew that one day I would be a professor. I loved the excitement of university life back then, and I love it now; the freedom to test new ideas and the privilege of teaching, well…there's nothing like it. So, for me, the transition was easy; I was going home.Q.: Who is the typical Tobin student? A.: It's hard to characterize "the typical Tobin student." At many colleges and universities, including many elite private institutions, there has been a realization of the educational benefits of bringing students of diverse backgrounds and experiences together. At St. John's generally, and at the Tobin College in particular, we also value diversity as a fundamental foundation of our mission and vision. And our location in what is probably the most diverse county in the country has enabled us to naturally attract a diverse student body. In fact, our students, alumni, and faculty recognize and consistently identify diversity as one of our top strengths—as do employers! As recently as 2006, St. John's was ranked ninth among racially diverse national universities in U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges." So the typical Tobin Student becomes hard to identify. I'd say that they're bright, inquisitive, and hard-working. In other words, they're not here to waste their time. 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- Jane and Lance Hattatt said...
Hello Cheryl:
How simply and beautifully you capture here that magical bond of sisterly love. - July 14, 2011 at 1:45 PM
- annie said...
I love this! I have a sister and this is just so perfectly said. Wonderful photo and look at that skirt...it never went out of style. I think Jcrew has it in stock right now!
xo annie - July 14, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- The enchanted home said...
This brought tears to my eyes! So beautiful also because my one and only sister and I got into a little "tiff' and now I am thinking I shoudl take the high road and send her this beautiful sentiment. You and your sister are just beautiful and I can see the love and closeness shine through the picture. Very sweet.
Also thank you SO MUCH for your super kind, hilarious entertaining and "feel good" comment today. I don't know you yet feel like I do, and count you as a treasured "blog buddy"! Thank you so much for that. :) - July 14, 2011 at 8:36 PM
- Castles Crowns and Cottages said...
Dearest Cheryl, thank you for coming to visit me. Your kind words really touch me. To know that someone is glad they found another is a special blessing. HAVE A GREAT DAY OUT IN R.I.!!! Anita
- July 15, 2011 at 7:18 AM
- Sandy, Sisters of Season said...
Hi Cheryl, Nothing like the love of a sister . . I have two of them and we are terribly close. Blessings, Sandy:O)
- July 17, 2011 at 1:12 AM
- kerrie of sea cottage said...
So thankful to hear my blog is able to bring you some peaceful beauty to the suffering you are enduring. It is my heart's desire. I want my blog to be a calm retreat from the weariness of 'life' for myself as well as everyone else. I have suffered much and need it too. You are not alone. ox
- July 19, 2011 at 4:22 PM
- helen tilston said...
That is such a beautiful tribute to your sister. May you always have such friendship and joy.
Helen x - July 20, 2011 at 11:38 PM
- High Heeled Life said...
There is nothing as beautiful as the love shared by siblings ... thank you so much for visiting. I was looking back over yur posts and your photos are breath taking!! I agree no photoshop required on the water of St. Croix...xo HHL
- July 21, 2011 at 8:40 AM
- Melissah said...
I just discovered your lovely blog and I look forward to popping by again for some more inspiration! I've just put the finished touches on my new blog 'Coastal Style' It will have lots of inspiration on beach houses, resortwear, summer food, travel and anything 'beachy'. I had a lot of fun putting it together so maybe you would like to check it out if you have a spare minute.
Melissah - July 31, 2011 at 9:22 PM
- jayneonweedstreet said...
A wonderful expression of your love for your sister!
- August 1, 2011 at 7:21 AM
- Aarthi said...
Hai Dear
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- pve design said...
I am lucky to have 3 sisters. I wish I lived closer, but I always love getting together - we understand one another.
pve - August 4, 2011 at 12:38 PM
- Sandy, Sisters of Season said...
Hi Cheryl,
Just dropping by to say hi . . hope all is well with you. Blessings, Sandy:O) - August 13, 2011 at 10:20 AM


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05-08-2008, 06:34 PM #9thanks all. and yes pete i like taking pix at that spot. lol i like the bridge and river in the back ground
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AMC Week of December 3, 2007
In the bomb shelter, Greenlee and Zach worked together to tear down a wall
that he hoped would lead to their escape. Their hopes were dashed. Greens
asked Zach about Kendall's feelings for her and was crushed when Zach
explained the depth of Kendall's hatred for her. When Greens pointed out
Zach's own culpability, he was affected by her logic and began to soften
toward her.
At the park, Ryan and Annie looked on as Walter bonded with Emma. Annie was
hopeful that she and Walter might reconcile but agreed with Ryan that Richie
had spewed so much poison against her, that might not be possible. Ryan was
suspicious of having seen Richie's prison doc at the hospital and ordered an
Jack and Julia enjoyed each other's company at ConFusion.
At the hospital, Lily's feelings were hurt when Richie had no memory of
meeting her. After Lily left, Richie and Dr. Chambers exchanged harsh words
over the execution of their mysterious murder plan. A returning Lily
overheard a snippet of the conversation and became distressed but slipped
off before they noticed her. Jack returned home to find Lily mid-meltdown.
Erica and Kendall went to Tad and Aidan's to hire them to find Zach. A
brusque Aidan didn't want to take on the case. Kendall wouldn't take no for
an answer so Aidan ordered her to leave. Tad tried to calm things down by
telling Erica and Kendall where things stood in their investigation —
reluctantly admitting that he believed there might be a connection between
Zach's disappearance and Greenlee's.
Tad summoned Hannah to his place. As he tended to Jenny, the duo had a
candid talk about her unsavory past and ended up growing closer, with Tad
expressing admiration for Hannah's strength and disgust over Adam's
life-ruining maneuvers.
Krystal came to the manse and tried to make Adam see that by turning down
his offer of an alibi, JR is trying to become a better man. Adam opened up
about his fear of losing JR to a prison term and broke down crying, stirring
Krystal's sympathies. She agreed to spend the night with Adam but insisted
on calling Tad to let him know where she was. Tad handled the news fairly
well, cozying up to Hannah and pulling her into a kiss.
Ava visited JR in his jail cell with a secret stash of alcohol. Her motive?
To get JR drunk in the hopes that it would prompt his memory of the night of
the hit and run to return. He was greatly tempted but decided against
imbibing, noting that he had to stay strong for Little Adam. Ava ended up
getting kicked out for having smuggled in contraband. JR's attraction to Ava
was obvious as he watched her getting dragged away by the cops.
In the woods, Aidan searched frantically for Greenlee. He thought he'd hit
pay dirt but hit another dead end, causing his frustration to skyrocket.
"Damn it, Greenlee, where are you?" he bellowed.
Kendall had a nightmare in which both Zach and Greenlee died —Greenlee at
Zach's hands. When she woke up, she was more determined than ever to find
her husband and took off from the house. She tracked down Aidan in the
At the hospital, Richie deviously played on Babe's sympathies, pretending to
be much weaker than he actually is. The ploy worked like a charm and Babe
went to see Ryan to demand that Ryan provide for Richie's care once he's
released from the hospital. Ryan filled in Jonathan about his suspicions
about Richie's connection to Dr. Chambers. Jon helped Ryan look into the
visitors Richie received during his final months in prison.
Julia showed up at the Montgomery manse and was greeted by a worried Jack.
He explained that he had come home to find Lily in a state of distress.
Julia gently tried to get Lily to explain what had happened to upset her.
Lily, whose condition had been brought on by overhearing Richie's
conversation with the prison doctor, remained unresponsive, save for
uttering the word "murder."
In the bomb shelter, Greenlee and Zach opened up to each other after his cell phone battery died (which meant he could no longer gaze upon
pics of Kendall, Spike and Ian). They then continued their efforts to tear
down the wall of the shelter.
Aidan was not happy to see Kendall when she tracked him down in the woods.
Kendall begged Aidan to let her help him search for Zach and Greenlee. Aidan
demanded that Kendall admit to having set up Greenlee. Kendall came clean
and insisted that she regretted her actions. Aidan spat that he wanted
nothing to do with Kendall, but she was determined not to be shut out...
At the Slater manse, Kendall told Erica about her fruitless attempts to talk
Aidan into letting her help him search for Zach and Greenlee. La Kane was
distressed when Kendall reported that she'd made a full confession to Aidan
about her set-up of Greenlee. Kendall noted that the depth of Aidan's love
for Greenlee is beautiful.
At the Chandler manse, Adam remained frustrated by his inability to get JR
to accept his help to fight the hit and run charges. He became further
distressed when Krystal reminded him that Tad isn't willing to budge when
refusing to allow Jenny anywhere near Adam was concerned.... After an
Adam-centric chat with Colby, Tad welcomed Krystal home with something less
than open arms. Krystal slapped Tad across the face when he accused her of
having chosen Adam over her daughter. He stormed off after she brought up
Kate. Adam then came to the house to see Tad but only Krystal and Jenny were
home. Krystal had cut her hand, so Adam scooped up Jenny and insisted on
taking them both to the hospital.... Tad went to the hospital to see Joe and
ranted to Julia about Krystal's involvement with Adam.
In the woods, Aidan realized that someone had been on his property. A
differnet someone, Kendall, then showed up with a crowbar and made it clear
that she wouldn't take his 'no' for an answer.
In the boy's bedroom, Spike was being prepared for his imminent cochlear
implant surgery — urging him to be brave for Kendall.
Pretending to be JR's sister, Ava returned to the jail to visit JR. She left
after denying to JR that she has feelings for him. Livia was JR's next
visitor and when she made it clear that she was there at Tad's behest and not
Adam's (and dangled a pic of Little Adam), JR agreed to retain her services.
Colby then came to see her brother and JR assured her that he had already
stopped drinking.... At Fusion, Amanda admitted to Babe that she was hurt
over JR and Babe's one-night stand. Babe was extremely worried about the
possibility of JR being sentenced to remain in jail. Ava showed up and she
and Amanda exchanged harsh words. Ava shoved Amanda, causing Amanda's purse
to fall to the ground and a DVD to slip out. She claimed it contained family
photos but was clearly hiding something. What was it? Proof — on DVD — that JR isn't responsible for the hit and run.
Posing as FBI agents, Ryan and Jonathan paid a visit to a shady insurance
broker connected to Richie. Ryan talked to the man in the hallway so that
Jon could scour his office. Once Jon got what he'd been looking for
(Richie's life insurance policy), the brothers left. The document showed
that Dr. Chambers stood to collect on Richie's death if it was caused by
something other than a pre-existing condition. Ryan finally realized that
Richie was trying to get himself murdered.
Annie visited Richie at the hospital. She told Richie that Ryan had agreed
to pay for nurses to take care of him once he's released. Richie seemed
bothered when he observed Walter and Emma playing together in the hallway.
Once alone with his pop, Richie blasted Walter for bonding with Emma and
Walter was cold to Annie and Emma when he emerged from his son's room. Annie
didn't believe Richie when Rich claimed he hadn't said a word to Walter....
Ryan showed up and showed Richie the insurance policy. "You came here so
that we would kill you," he accused.
Kendall made it clear to Aidan that she was going to stick to him like glue
until Zach and Greenlee are found. That down-on-their-luck duo, meanwhile,
continued to try to tear down the wall of the bomb shelter. Zach lost his
temper when Greens read aloud from some love letters she found stashed in
the shelter.... Kendall showed Aidan that the sketch he'd found near
Greenlee's cell phone mirrored the charms on the bracelet Zach had made for
her, proving that the missing persons were probably together.
In the hospital hallway, Tad and Julia discussed the possible resurrection
of Adam and Krystal's relationship. Tad remained committed to keeping Adam
far away from Jenny. Adam (holding Jenny) and Krystal arrived seeking
medical attention for Krystal's sliced hand. Krystal tried to get Adam to
leave but he refused. Once Krystal was patched up, she and Adam (again
carrying the baby) packed up to leave —and ran right into a horrified Tad.
Tad snatched Jenny and came down hard on Krystal for having allowed Adam
into their home. Tad said that from now on, he would be responsible for
their child's welfare.... Adam took a closer look at the document that had
been under his sofa — the adoption papers for Kathy.
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Many little girls go through a phase of wanting to become a ballerina. Dazzled by the sugar-spun tutus, the glittering tiaras, and the seemingly effortless grace of ballerinas floating across the stage, they see themselves in the spotlight.
Most of us go through a second phase, however. We discover that ballerinas are athletes in disguise, constantly training. Then, too, we may discover that we have two left feet. So we must get our ballet "fix" vicariously, and watching movies is a great way to do this. Here's a rundown on some of the ballet DVDs in our collection.
Ballerina (792.8028 BAL) Profiles five ballet dancers whose onstage performances reveal no hint of the hard work and pain endured in the rehearsal studio. From Swan Lake to Romeo and Juliet, from the backstage studio to performing on stages around the world, we see the the sublime beauty of ballet, in all its grace and glory.
Prima Ballerina (792.8028 PRI) This documentary is a portrait of two contemporary Russian ballerinas, Svetlana Zakharova, of the Bolshoi Theater, and Ulyana Lopatkina, from the Mariinsky Theater. It includes interviews and excerpts from ballet classics. (It was made by the same people who created "Ballerina.")
The Company (DVD COM) A behind-the-scenes look at the world of dance as seen through the eyes of a talented young dancer on the brink of success, this movie features real-life members of the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago.
Bringing Balanchine Back (792.8 BRI) Follow the New York City Ballet, led by Master in Chief Peter Martins, to the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, where ballet legend and NYC Ballet co-founder George Balanchine and others took their first ballet steps. Narrated by Kevin Kline.
Ballet Shoes (J DVD BAL) Three girls adopted by an explorer are raised as sisters. As each of the girls have their own dreams, they learn that in order to realize them, they must also keep their family together. While aimed at a teen audience, adults will enjoy this as well.
The Red Shoes (DVD RED) Made in 1948 and starring Moira Shearer as ballerina Victoria Page, this classic movie was responsible for many young girls falling in love with ballet.
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