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Just realized that we now have only 19 days to go. Holly CRAP!!
HOw are things going with the planning? Are you guys all ready?? I think I am, but I am sure that will change over the next few days.
I am a August 12th bride too! Everything is coming together nicely. I got all my guest hotel rooms reserved, my hair trial and color is today, as well as confirming rented chairs and tables for the reception. I have been making lists of things to do and it sure does feel good check the things off. I am sure I am forgetting something.
My FH clothes are almost finished and my dress should arrive this week. I got my jewelry this last weekend as well as my attendants gifts.
The only bad thing is the heat. I had planted flowers for my table centerpieces/favors about 2 weeks ago. The 100 degree weather we have had the last couple of days has cooked my poor flowers. Not all of them have died but I am going to have to replace at least half of them. I hope it cools off at least a little since we are having an outdoor ceremony and reception. I only have one week and 1 weekend before my FIL's show up to stay at my house! I have so much to do yet.
Good luck and we will make it!

You girls are lucky. I'm August 12 of next year. We wanted this year, but alas, it was not to be. Congratulations, girls, I hope your day is beautiful. :)
Not an 8/12 bride, but it's FH's birthday. Congrats ladies!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not an 8/12 bride either, but it's the anniversary of the proposal (8/12/05)!! and so far the date of the engagement party this year.Future Mrs. Joseph Mizzi
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One of the best of a golden age of fighters, Grimson — now A. Stuart Grimson, Of Counsel, for the firm of Kay, Griffin, Enkema, & Colbert — fought virtually every big-name enforcer in the league, most of them more than once. He had epic, bloody battles with Bob Probert, Rob Ray, Georges Laraque, Peter Worrell, Krzysztof Oliwa, Rocky Thompson — names that hockey fans will forever attach to unforgettable images of taped wrists and fight straps.
In December 1998, Grimson fought a young Prairie kid and member of the Colorado Avalanche named Wade Belak. It was only the ninth fight of Belak's career; like Grimson before him, he was trying to establish a reputation for fearlessness, for toughness. Like Grimson, Belak had no illusions about what was expected of him and his career. He understood the perils that he faced, the potential costs of his profession. Both men had done their math. Maybe they wouldn't be the players they had dreamed that they might be, but they would be players, at least.
Two weeks ago, Belak, 35, arthritic and facing down his first winter without professional hockey, hanged himself in a Toronto hotel room. His was a stunning death for a thousand reasons, but not least because, on the surface, he was buoyant and funny, a happy presence so long as he wasn't trying to fill you in.
He was also the third young man, each of whom had made his living by fighting on ice, to suffer a self-administered death this summer. Two weeks earlier, Rick Rypien, who had been signed to protect the reborn Winnipeg Jets this season, died of an apparent suicide in his Alberta home. In May, Derek Boogaard, one of the most feared fighters in the league, died of an accidental overdose of painkillers and alcohol in the middle of a post-concussion haze.
With the added loss of some of its best players to concussions — Sidney Crosby's return remains doubtful, Marc Savard won't play again this season and might be gone for good — hockey feels as though it has reached a kind of vanishing point, a horizon beyond which no one can see. Changes appear destined — "These tragic events cannot be ignored," the league and the NHLPA said in a joint statement — but nobody seems to know what, exactly, to make of the game's tragic summer. Nobody knows where we go from here.
Stu Grimson seems like a good person to ask.
"It's deeply sad," he says over the phone from Florida, "but I'm not sure these three men should be put in the same basket. They're different people who had the same role. I'll be honest with you — it might be the hardest job in professional sports. I know I had a hard time playing that role. The threat of losing, the physical suffering, the humiliation of defeat — none of that is easy.
"But I loved my life. I had a ball. And then leaving " he says, his voice lost beneath the sound of the wind and the waves.
On the ice, enforcers breed fear; off the ice, they're more likely to inspire affection. They're usually the best guys in the room.
Laraque is now the deputy leader of Canada's Green Party. Oliwa used to unwind after games by taking his telescope into his backyard and counting stars. Grimson graduated from law school.
Boogaard, Rypien, and Belak, too, were each well liked and respected. They will be unfairly lumped together because of their deaths rather than their lives — they were different players in different circumstances — but the common theme after their departures was how much each of them was loved.
"Man for man, the guys I fought were bright, outgoing, good people," Grimson says. "A lot of them also happened to be from Western Canada."
There, the three lost fighters can be more truly linked. They shared the same geography. Boogaard and Belak were from Saskatoon, with its wide streets and bronze statue of Gordie Howe, his elbows up. Rypien was born and died in tiny Crowsnest Pass, Alberta. (Grimson is from British Columbia, played his junior hockey in Regina, and began his education at the University of Manitoba.) They were all Big Sky kids.
As sentimental as it might sound, Westerners really are shaped by their landscape. The expanses of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and eastern Alberta, giving way first to folds, then hills, then mountains
"Living there makes you humble," Grimson says. "You spend every day of your life humbled by nature."
That's why Western Canada is an enforcer factory, why it continues to produce these men so well versed in the lost farm-boy arts. Being a hockey fighter requires bravery and balance and fast hands and a strong chin. But perhaps more than anything else, it requires humility. It requires reconciliation, an understanding of the limits placed on every one of us.
Grimson was pretty handy as a junior. In his last season in Regina, he had 56 points in 71 games. (He also accumulated 248 minutes in penalties.) But after he was drafted by the Calgary Flames, the physical winger saw a different future opening in front of him: He wasn't quite good enough to play in the NHL unless he brought to it a very particular set of skills.
At first he resisted. "I wasn't comfortable with the idea," he says. Grimson chose instead to go to university for two years, where he earned his first credits toward a degree in economics — as well, he says, as the maturity to accept his fate. "I don't know how to explain it," he says, "except to say that I grew up a bit. I picked up the emotional equipment I needed to assume that role."
Perhaps not coincidentally, Grimson also found religion around the same time. Throughout his career, the church gave him an outlet, a community far removed from hockey's sometimes pitiless corners where he could share his secret despairs. His faith, like the Prairies, also humbled him.
"I finally understood that I needed to release the grip on my life," he says. "If God created me, and He also created the circumstances in which I live, then how I fit is not worth worrying about. These were the gifts I was given, and this is what I'm supposed to do. So I did it."
In an interview with the Toronto Star, Belak said something similar: "On nights you knew you had to fight, there were nerves, you never slept the night before. But you dealt with it or you didn't. You don't really get over it, you just go out and do your job."
That's how each of them was able to sit on the bench for much of a game, called to action only when someone needed to get punched. That's how they reasoned with their violence — by turning it into something selfless, the sacrifice that they would make for their teammates so that they could do what they might do. That's how they found their temporary peace when they looked across the locker room at the flashy forwards and their collections of significant pucks while they pushed their own swollen hands into buckets of ice.
In Grimson's first NHL game, back in 1988, he tallied a single statistic: a five-minute fighting major for banging heads with Buffalo's Kevin Maguire.
Belak got his first fight, against Daniel Lacroix, out of the way nearly as quickly.
That was it.
Like Boogaard, like Rypien, like so many fighters before them, they had found their release.
Unlike the others, Grimson returned. He made it back alive. He's made it to university classrooms in Manitoba and next in Memphis, and to the offices of Kay, Griffin, Enkema & Colbert, and now to the sunshine coast in Panama City. His life reads like a Mitch Albom book.
"Hockey was one of the most enjoyable parts of my life," Grimson says. "It was a lot of fun, I met a lot of good people, and I left the game substantially intact.
"But I would be na�ve to sit here on this beach and tell you that this is the end of the story."
Grimson has felt these three recent deaths, most especially Belak's because of their shared Nashville connection and time on the ice together. But he felt another one more: last summer's death of Bob Probert, at 45, the victim of a heart attack on his boat. For Grimson, there is no better mirror: He and Probert were born the same year, drafted the same year, and fought each other an incredible 12 times over the course of their parallel careers. "The only difference was he was a much better player," Grimson says.
Grimson can only pray there's one more difference. Probert died with clear evidence that he had sustained chronic traumatic encephalopathy. He had shadows on his brain from his many fights; his future, had he lived, might have included dementia, memory loss, and severe depression. And there's no real reason for Grimson to believe that he somehow escaped without the same damage.
"It really got my attention," Grimson says. "I could very easily be walking around with the same condition. I expect to live a long, happy, healthy life. But if at some later stage, if it turns out that my profession led to the premature deterioration of my health, I'm sure I'll tell you I have regrets. Yeah, I think that's fair to say."
When Grimson stepped off the ice for what would prove the last time, after that fight against Sandy McCarthy and that game against the Rangers, he had no idea that everything had changed.
He'd fought the game before against Laraque. Then he fought McCarthy. Then came the team flight back to Nashville — and that's when Grimson felt the first waves of sickness, the first unmistakable heaviness in his head. He told the team trainer and was scratched. They thought his symptoms might clear in two weeks. But then the weeks turned into months, and the months turned into more than a year, and by the time his symptoms had vanished, Grimson was gone from the game, too.
"I think I was as well prepared for my post-hockey career as anybody," Grimson says, "and it still knocked me on my heels."
It's impossible to know what Belak was thinking in his hotel room; none of us will ever really know what it was that chased him into that corner. But he had made plain his love for the game and his sadness at leaving it. Those first few months and years after retirement are punishing for athletes, and it's more punishing the longer they stayed. They still feel in their hearts as though they are capable of playing — they only just did, the day before last — but they're not out there anymore. And there's such a fine line between humility and invisibility. It's such a short journey between found and lost. The cheering, the money, the nights on the road, and the card games in the back of the bus, they're all gone, just like that, after so many years of their having provided anchor. Giants disappear; they become golfers or sit on the beach. When even a man like Stu Grimson — a man who had so carefully built a second future for himself — suffers from the game's absence, it's not hard to imagine what it might be like for others without the same graces.
The most brutal thing about all of this — about these terrible deaths and brain damage and our fears of unknowable ends — is that in some ways, there's no escaping any of it. Nothing can be done today to save the lost. They can't be rescued retroactively. Axons are sheared forever. Stu Grimson is smart and honest enough to know there's nothing he can do but hope: "My understanding," he says, "is that there's no way of knowing, and there's no remedy even if we did know, so I'll just live the best life that I can until what comes comes." The only futures that can be changed are those of the players who haven't yet played. They're the only ones who might benefit from our corrections, whatever they might be. For everyone else, it's too late. There are only so many possible paths.
"I think in every stage in your career or your life, all you can do is take honest stock of your situation," Grimson says finally. "You have to decide if you can still contribute, whether this is something you might still pursue, or whether it's time to walk away. Those are really the only choices we ever have. Pursue it or walk away."
Chris Jones is a Writer at Large for Esquire and is a regular contributor to Grantland. You can find him on Twitter here: @MySecondEmpire.
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The Odd Death of Arturo Gatti
The End and Barry Zito
The Art of the Body Shot
The Lost Magic of Bartolo Colon
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Yeah, there's still 2 more to come (1 of which I'm very pleased with) although neither is Dock of the Bay but I'm pretty sure the recordings will be coming thick and fast now so it's definitely one for the future!SholasBoy wrote:Oh Ollie, I'm sure you don't even need me to say I love your versions of these songs...it's so good to hear some new material from you Though you do realise there's only 2 tracks there and not 4?
Oh and I'm still waiting on "Dock Of The Bay"
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeollie44 wrote:Oooh, I have videos! I did an acoustic set last Sunday and I have a few videos which I'm in the process of uploading to YouTube. This one's especially for Shane!
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This route starts out climbing a right leaning crack (crux) and continues through some large huecos and ledges. In the Handren guidebook, this route is referred to as "Need to Rest," but Mike's original name was Idiot Parade.
This is the last route on the right side of the lower corridor, if you enter from the bottom. It is located just before the dividing boulders.
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Great route but keep moving as it can be a pumpy little thing! Once you make it to the large obvious hueco you should be home free!
I really enjoyed the moves on this route! We had no idea what it was but the big hueco looked appealing so we had to give 'er a go. The upper edges looked like they could be slopers but are quite positive. This is nice because it feels steep! The knee bar in the hueco is cool.
Good Eye Mr. Moore! This is perhaps the best 5.10 in the Black Corridor...IMHO. This route is surprisingly pumpy for such a short climb....especially since it has a no-hands rest in the hueco.
If you can make it to the hueco your set. the holds after are surprisingly good but that's hard to tell by looking from below. Such a fun route!
Great route... make sure your feet are set and GO BIG! Great holds higher up for those power moves, save your strength!
Deceptively pumpy but easily one of the best routes in the Corridor (like others have said). The kneebar (or double kneebar) makes for a great no-hands rest experience for the intermediate climber
Great climb. Pumpy, but thanks to the knee bar you can get a perfect rest...
Ignore your gut reaction to follow the crack past the second bolt. traverse out right to large hueco, take a breath, and sprint on up.
Super cool holds and some interesting moves to the top get you to the top.


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Unacceptable. My child is enrolled at AL Lotts and we were notified by a post on FACEBOOK. We then had to follow up with the story here, on Knoxnews. The call from Knox County came over an hour after the news was published online. Even then the biggest piece of news imparted was the lunch being served was now going to be boxed. Jumping Jesus on a pogo stick. Really?
The fourth largest employer in town, with their bloated budgets, can't notify parents like myself when an emergency happens at their child's school? And this embarrassment just a week or so after the Superintendent has his mask pulled off on WNOX regarding the lack of actual, and working, security systems in several schools. Something he knew about for well over a year?
It's time not only for McIntyre to ride off into the sunset, but also time for the Knox County school system gets a serious, bone shaking, rebuilding.
Homeschool your child, please.
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The benefit of AMD PowerTune technology (with Boost) now comes to the PowerColor HD 7950 3GB Boost Edition graphics card. With PowerTune Dynamic Boost, you can enjoy faster clock speeds of up to 925MHz--75MHz higher than the standard clock speed. What's more, the Radeon HD 7950 GPU offers graphic bliss with other advanced innovations, including 28nm GCN (Graphic Core Next) architecture, Next Generation AMD Eyefinity Technology, AMD HD3D, AMD ZeroCore Power technology, and more!
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For the fourth time, these two days with the Merolini in San Francisco have been a true highlight of my travel year. I have come to expect that Sheri Greenwald, the Director of the program, brings together a group of extraordinarily gifted young singers. There were plenty of them and, as in Santa Barbara, a very high score of Canadians with four singers from Sasketchwan, Alberta, Nova Scotia and Quebec.
There are two things that I love about these auditions. First of all, there are those moments when a young singer, completely unknown to you, walks into the room and transforms it with his or her artistry and all of a sudden the future of opera looks really bright. There was a lot of great singing happening here over the past few days and it is great to feel when the whole audition panel gets excited about a young artist's performance. The panel is my second reason for coming here every season. A group of wonderful, knowledgable colleagues with a shared passion for singers and opera. It is a fun group to be with and each year I learn so much from them.
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Hearing the young singers of the Music Academy of the West excel in a wide range of art songs ranging from Franz Schubert (1797-1828) to Gabriel Kahane (born in 1981) was fascinating and, as always, Marilyn Horne had chosen an excellent group of young singers many of whom we will here more of soon I am sure. But I was even happier to see a very strong contingent of seven Canadians in the group, two pianist and five singers. Even better, U of T graduate Jessica Strong came in as runner-up to the first prize winner and our Ensemble Studio member-to-be Cameron McPhail received an honourable mention. Well done.
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Not only is the Pizza true Neapolitan, but the pasta is excellent as well. Went with a group of six and several dishes were passed around. There were no dishes that did not delight us.
From the bar, the floor, the food, the drinks, I was happy, and I am bar industry 23 years+
Had dinner here for two. Nice little italian restaurant with some authentic feel. Good wine list, pizza oven in the middle is cool-looking, and the pizza looked great though we didn't have any. Very reasonably priced.
This has to be the best Italian food that I've found outside of Italy. Our waiter, Aldo was attentive and had really good recommendations. This was a great find and the food was to die for.
We visited the restaurant on Thursday evening in 5 people group. The free sample pizza at the entrance was great, which suggested their pizza would be great (and in fact they were). As a starter, we ordered an assorted appetizer, which was a big plate and tasted very good, and a white wine following their recommendation. The wine was great too though the price range is not inexpensive. We then had a margherita and two dishes of pasta and a red wine. We were all satisfied with the quantity and quality of each dish and wine.
Enjoyed our meal here. I had the sea bass and my daughter had pasta. We enjoyed the create-your-own antipasto appetizer. The atmosphere is energetic, yet casual. Our waiter recommended a wine we both enjoyed.
It was our first time and it started out great, until about 20 minutes later a large group of teenage girls took the big table next to us on the patio and screamed at each other the entire time. It was so loud, we literally couldn't hear ourselves speak and nobody from the restaurant nor their chaperones attempted to quiet them down so that others around could enjoy their dinner. Despite this, the experience was good, the food was tasty and the waitress was friendly. I will be back but I wish someone would have dealt with those loud girls.
As we had read in other reviews, the food was fabulous. The pizza had a thin crust but was not too crunchy. Fresh ingredients added to the great taste. The gnocchi was tender and the tomatos and cheese made it a tasty dish. Service was great and we were seated immediately with a reservation. Definitely a place to visit again!
We went for dinner, with our 2yo and 4yo. The restaurant itself is cozy and inviting. Our waiter was very friendly and helpful with recommendations. We had the sea bass, which was very good, although the red bell peppers overwhelmed the flavor a little bit, and a creamy pasta with salmon (forgot the name), which was delicious. Kids enjoyed the cheese pizza. Food was out fairly quickly, and service was excellent.
This place was absolutely amazing! I loved it. I must go back.
Food was as advertised . . . real Neapolitan style pizza. Crust was chewy on the inside and crusty on the outside. Ingredients were fresh, simple, and flavorful. The four of us enjoyed the pizza and pasta dishes, a couple of drinks, for $100 - so not cheap but worth the visit.
It was a romantic dinner after shopping in Georgetown. We ordered gnocchi and pizza. Pizza was champ!
This place is in a great location in Georgetown. There is a parking garage right across the street making it convenient. We had a delicious eggplant and freshly made mozzarella cheese appetizer and a ham and artichoke pizza. The pizza was very light and very tasty. One is enough for two people, especially with an appetizer and an order of focaccia bread! We had a table inside that overlooked the canal. Outside seating was nice but was too hot to sit out there. They even brought out a cannoli for my husbands birthday! The service was very attentive and informative. Would definitely go again.
This modern Italian restaurant serves authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas. It is definitely a step up from a regular pizza parlor. The service is friendly and attentive, and the upstairs outdoor seating is a definite plus. Our appetizers (meatballs) were okay, but not spectacular. The pizza (we ordered the Il Canale) was outstanding, the crust was thin and crisp, and the dressing was a nice combination of mozzarella, risotto, ham (prosciutto di Parma), eggplant and tomatoes, with a touch of fresh basil. The wine list is modest, but reasonably priced, with the option of an 8 oz. carafe or a full bottle. We concluded our dinner with desert (Tiramisu) and espresso, both very good.
Il Canale remains one of our favourite DC (and North American) restaurants because of its superb pizza. It is made in the true Italian style with the best pepperoni we have yet tasted in America. If you like true pizza then this is the place to go!
I was pleasantly surprised with Il Canale. I made a last minute reservations for dinner with my brother, wife and their 20 month old son who has several food allergies. The kitchen went out of their way to accommodate my family - the chef even stopped by the table to confirm what my nephew could and could not eat and made him a special sauce only pizza. On top of this, the food was absolutely fantastic - I highly recommend both the pizza (affumicata) and pasta (gnocci). Some of the best Italian food I've had in D.C. I will definitely go back!
I went to Il Canale because i knew they were approved by the Neopolitan Pizza Association of Italy and boy oh boy was i in for a treat! Their pizza is delicious all the way to the crust. I would be intersted in trying their entrees one of these days too.
The food, atmosphere, and service was good. i had an early reservation so it was empty when I arrived but packed by the time I left. Shared a pizza as an appetizer at the suggestion of the server and it was delicious. The entrees were fresh and amazing also and the pastas tasted freshly made. Really good Italian food.
Il Canale definitely has the best pizza in town! Authentic italian! Expect to have a little wait time, there is not enough servers on peak hours.
I love this restaurant, even though the service can vary in quality, the food is always great, the wine list is affordable and good. It is the best Napolitan pizza in DC in my opinion, Etto is a close second. Go for the polpetti, the pizza and the great coffee. You hear Italians here, it's a good sign!
This is great little neighborhood gem with great Neapolitan pizza. D.O.C approved. Perhaps a little overpriced but it is Georgetown after all.
Great Neapolitan pizza, antipasta and salads. The waitress claimed all the ingredients were fresh from Italy - and it certainly tasted authentic and delicious! There are different seating options - we sat outside upstairs and we enjoyed the fresh air and quieter atmosphere but passed by inside areas that were also quite nice. Every kind of party, from large families with kids (it was earlier in the evening) to intimate tables for two - everyone seemed happy. Staff was pleasant, attentive and efficient. The menu is somewhat limited however what they offer they do very well!
The food at il canale is delish and the staff is very friendly! We were seated immediately with our reservation and our waiter was friendly and attentive. We were given bread after we ordered our two entrees. The bread came with an olive oil garlic dipping sauce and although it tasted okay, the crust of the bread was way too chewy that it made it unpleasant to chew (but it's free bread so it is what it is). Our entrees came out within 20 minutes and both looked and tasted fantastic. The portions are medium (not too small or too big!) and the waiter was very accommodating in letting three people share the two entrees. Overall the meal and ambiance was great and I will be sure to come visit il canale again when I'm in the Georgetown area :)
I was given a gift certificate to Il Canale. Two colleagues and I decided to go for lunch. We had a great lunch in a fun and nice place. The server was very nice and appropriately attentive. Food was good. Pizza Margherita, Linguine with mussels, and gnocchi were quite tasty. I probably would not have eaten there had I not received the gift ctf. But now we will add Il Canale to our lunch rotation schedule.
Our server was great, we had a nice table on the upstairs patio. We had pizza and pasta which was terrific. Kids loved it and so did we. We selected this place based on other reviews on open table and trip advisor, and we were so glad we selected this spot. Highly recommend.
Everyone goes for the pizza- which is fantastic! But we Love to share the Stella appetizer, followed by gnocchi ( TOO DIE FOR) and finish off with the Bronzino in parchment. Paired with a bid red wine and you can't beat it!!!
Right in the heart of Georgetown but off the main shopping street. We shared a few appetizers (fried calamari & zucchini, eggplant parmigiana and meatballs) and then a couple of pizzas. All very good ... especially the pizzas. I would recommend it. Not too fancy yet attractive but vibrant, tasty and well located.
This is our favorite restaurant, we love Il Canale. This is the first time in probably 20-30 visits we scored an outdoor upper balcony seat. Food was phenomenal as usual, service was fabulous, and we highly recommend this restaurant!!!
Food was good - pizza very good. Service was weak. Waiter recommended three pizzas for three people. We each at half, thus had pizza and a half left over. We wanted to order drink by the glass and he insisted that a bottle was a better buy. Pushy - he should let people order what they want. Based on his approach, I may not return.
The food here is authentic. It's always a good sign when the table next to us had a full family visiting from Italy. Their pizza is the closest thing to what we had in a recent trip to Italy, and the service was solid. Great location in Georgetown, and very nice for lunch. It was raining when we went, but the outdoor Terrace area seemed very nice. We also got the layered eggplant as an appetizer, and it was VERY good.
We came in from out of town to look at colleges with our son and found the restaurant online and read reviews and decided to take a chance, we were glad we did. We were able to sit outside and enjoy the neighborhood while being taken care of by a really good waitress who not only have us good suggestions for dinner but also for local things to do. Our food was hot, filling and came out in a timely manner. All three of our entrees were wonderful!! Would recommend and go back again!!
Il Canale serves authentic Neopolitan pizza in an intimate, quiet restaurant just off the C&O canal and a block away from the noise and bustle of Georgetown. The pizza is very good and we felt it was better than 2 Amy's. The best part- we dined in peace, without screaming children at nearby tables.
Fit for foodies for pizza. Didn't have the pastas.
We arrived to friendly helpful faces, and was sat in the downstairs bar area. Noise level is DEFINITELY energetic. The decor is relatively modern yet comfortable, and the wood burning oven is quite impressive. We ordered a bottle of wine, the buffalo mozzarella app, the gnocchi pomodoro and the spaghetti bolognese for our entrees and cannoli for dessert. The food: delicious and fresh and the pasta was perfectly prepared. The wine was very very nice. My only negative critique: the gnocchi had too much cheese overpowering the fluffy pasta and bright, fresh sauce. When I return I definitely want to try the pizza. The service was friendly and very prompt, something somewhat hard to find in DC. Overall, two thumbs up!
Celebrated my fiance's birthday here. Wine list, service, and of course, the pizza was outstanding. Highly recommend this place to anyone pizza lovers!
Great pizza place in the heart of Georgetown. Order the namesake pizza...it's fantastic!
Food is spectacular each time I have visited. Owner walks around and is very friendly.
I went this place for early dinner and ordered an appetizer, pizza and pasta. And they were all great! I've already reserved for dinner next month to visit here with my mom again.
Good food, friendly service, beautiful people. Well worth the visit !!.
Great food, service, and atmosphere - everyone was very nice and the waiter was genuine. The neopolatino pizza menu is definitely the place to look as it is authentic.
My spouse and I have wanted to try Il Canale for several months. We chose a pre-theater, fairly early dinner time on a Saturday and were not sorry. The food and service were wonderful and by the time we left for the theater the line was out the door. We will be coming back so we can sample the menu more broadly.
The pizzas were fantastic and the tunarella salad excellent. Everything was very fresh and delicious.
I almost don't want to write this review. The food here is so good and authentic. When you have Italians eat here that should tell you something. There is simply no better pizza any where around here. You have to go to Italy to match it. It equals the pizza I have had in Rome, Florence, Sienna, ect. You will never want pizza delivery again.
One of the best pizza places in D.C. that also offers delicious authentic Italian pasta. Many choices for vegetarians and meat lovers.
I've been here three times now and everytime we've had great service and very knowledgeable waiters.
Wonderful thin crust authentic pizza in a warm, cozy environment with an attentive staff.
I have reviewed Il Canale previously. There is no better Napoli style Pizza in DC and likely the US. The Pizza and ingredients are perfect. I almost hate to do his review as I don't want Il Canle to get to crowded. I do not have any association with the restaurant, other than being a life long patron.
This was our first time at Il Canale and it was splendid! The space is very cozy; the wait staff, friendly and knowledgable; and the food, superb. We had pasta dishes and pizza -- all freshly made and wonderfully seasoned. The pasta is done 'al dente'; so, it has a little more substance. The thin crust pizza seems to melt in your mouth. What impresssed us most is a more European attitude toward hte diners -- we weren't rushed and felt would could have had the table for the evenining if we wished to just talk. We'll go back again. It was a super experience.
My wife and I came here upon the recommendation of a friend of our son, who lives in DC. We absolutely loved this place. The service was top notch. Our waiter recommended a perfect wine for us. As appetizers, we had the Focaccia Bread and the Prosciutto with Bufalo Mozzarella and they were both delicious. I had Spaghetti and an additional two meatballs. The sauce was delicious and reminded my of my mother's home made sauce. The spaghetti was cooked perfectly and the meatballs were among the best meatballs I have ever had dining out. My wife ordered a pasta and salmon dish and she thought it was delicious. Our desert was Tiramisu with Cappuccino coffees and they were perfect too. On a cold, icy night, this place was packed with diners.
When you can't actually get on a plane and go to Italy, il Canale fills the void. The pizza takes me back to Naples - sitting in an outdoor cafe - even when it is 30 degrees out. They always have great wines too. I would thoroughly recommend it.


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We are getting close to Christmas and even closer to the New Year.
Most of you know (if you've been watching my video blogs) that I will be leaving for a West Coast tour come January 20th. Not only is this an acoustic tour, but its solo, which means me by myself in the car with only my guitar and amp and the road. This is the first time I will be heading out on the road by myself and needless to say I am both excited and nervous.
You can never prepare enough for what might happen out there and the nature of the game of being a touring musician (or a musician in general) is that "what can happen, will happen". I think we all know that from my track record this summer… With that said, I am fundraising again. This time it's a bit different. I created a profile on KickStarter (a website specifically built to help projects get funded). The catch there is that at the end of the 30 day fundraising period if I haven't hit the goal I don't receive any of the money.
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Like many of you, I have finished my holiday travels and am starting to look ahead to what will be coming to the theaters this spring.
The Dairy Center for the Arts will be the hub for many of the non-musical theater offerings in Boulder. But there is theater to be found all over Boulder County and beyond. This is a short smattering of upcoming shows in the area and is by no means meant to be a comprehensive list. Think of it as a theater-goer's starter kit for the new year.
At the Dairy, the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company will present "Ghost Writer" near the end of January and later in the spring will offer both "The Other Place," which explores the nature of perception and reality as "episodes" change a successful woman's life, and "Bach at Leipzig," a look at how Bach landed the most coveted musical appointment in Europe.
The Catamounts will bring "Jon" to the stage in early March, in which characters live in a test-market bubble. The Catamounts' quirky performance style will expose a critique of how marketing messaging and authentic experience are blurred. In May, the troupe will continue its foodie-themed evenings: The focus of this one is "fermentation," so don't forget the designated driver.
For her spring show, Emily K. Harrison's square product theater will present "The Ding Dongs or What is the Penalty in Portugal?" In a post-colonial take on property ownership and indigenous rights, a home is occupied and the rights of the homeowner are questioned and undermined in the regional premiere of this comedy.
The newly formed Local Theater Company will host the "Local Lab New Play Festival" on the weekend of March 15.
On the classical theater front, the University of Colorado Department of Theater and Dance will present "As You Like It," by William Shakespeare, for two weekends in February. Caryl Churchill's "Far Away" and Lee Blessing's "Chesapeake" will be performed in CU's Loft Theatre, and a musical version of "Little Women" will be mounted in April. The CU Opera Department will also be mounting a different version of "Little Women" at the end of April, so there will be a lot of Louisa May Alcott on the Hill this spring.
For those who favor musical theater, the choices will be plentiful. Boulder's Dinner Theater will present "Church Basement Ladies," a new musical comedy about the behind-the-scenes goings-on in the life of a church congregation, and in late spring, they will open "The Wizard of Oz."
If you are willing to venture farther afield, Denver has quite a bit of exciting work coming up. The Buell Theatre at the Denver Center will host a parade of Broadway tours.
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"War Horse," which opened this week. I can't wait to see how "Catch Me If You Can,"
Curious Theatre Company is opening with "Maple and Vine," fresh from New York's Playwrights Horizons. This comedy questions whether we have made any progress from the Elysian-planned living of the 1950s.
I could go on and on listing upcoming springs shows. But if there is one thing I am learning about theater in the Boulder area, it's that a lot of people are working very hard to try to bring us some meaningful theater. I encourage you to partake of some of the offerings I mentioned or others that will hit our stages.


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