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04-24-2013, 02:22 PM #13Nice Job! That looks awesome! I have been looking at a similar model for my 05 yukon. The price tag hurts a little too much right now.
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04-24-2013, 03:34 PM #14I have the RCA cable run over to the wiring for the backup camera, but never hooked it up. Walt's instructions tell you to tap into the two wires like you talked about. I will have to give it a try.
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Luk 21:8 And he said, Take heed that ye be not led astray: for many shall come in my name, saying, I am he; and, The time is at hand: go ye not after them.
Luk 21:9 And when ye shall hear of wars and tumults, be not terrified: for these things must needs come to pass first; but the end is not immediately.
Luk 21:10 Then said he unto them, Nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom;
Luk 21:11 and there shall be great earthquakes, and in divers places famines and pestilences; and there shall be terrors and great signs from heaven.
Luk 21:12 But before all these things, they shall lay their hands on you, and shall persecute you, delivering you up to the synagogues and prisons, bringing you before kings and governors for my name's sake.
Luk 21:13 It shall turn out unto you for a testimony.
Luk 21:14 Settle it therefore in your hearts, not to meditate beforehand how to answer:
Luk 21:15 for I will give you a mouth and wisdom, which all your adversaries shall not be able to withstand or to gainsay.
Luk 21:16 But ye shall be delivered up even by parents, and brethren, and kinsfolk, and friends; and some of you shall they cause to be put to death.
Luk 21:17 And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake.
Luk 21:18 And not a hair of your head shall perish.
Luk 21:19 In your patience ye shall win your souls.
Luk 21:20 But when ye see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that her desolation is at hand.
Luk 21:21 Then let them that are in Judaea flee unto the mountains; and let them that are in the midst of her depart out; and let not them that are in the country enter therein.
Luk 21:22 For these are days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled.
Luk 21:23 Woe unto them that are with child and to them that give suck in those days! for there shall be great distress upon the land, and wrath unto this people.
Luk 21:24 And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and shall be led captive into all the nations: and Jerusalem shall be trodden down of the Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled.
Luk 21:25 And there shall be signs in sun and moon and stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, in perplexity for the roaring of the sea and the billows;
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Loyola MAROON LOYOLA UNIVERSITY / NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA / VOLUME LVI, NUMBER 7 / OCTOBER 20, 1978 New Pope brings new hope Compiled from AP and staff reports Catholic scholars and acquaintances of the newly-elected Pope John Paul II are calling the choice a historic and boldly far-reaching move. As the number of non-Italian cardinals increased over the years, the expectation grew that a successor to Pope John Paul I could be non-Italian—particularly considering the universal nature of the Catholic Church. Going into last Sunday's conclave, non-European cardinals had the voting edge for the first time ever. Still, leading cardinals and Vatican experts had predicted that another Italian would be elected John Paul's successor. When the 111 cardinals went into the Sistine Chapel on Sunday, it was expected that a new pope would be elected fairly quickly. More than 150,000 Romans crowded St. Peter's Square that first day in hopes of hearing the announcement of the 263 rd successor to the Thone ot Peter. After four ballots, the college of cardinals had not yet chosen a pope. The following evening, white smoke billowed from the smoke stack in the Vatican signifying that a new pope had been selected. Again, throngs of Romans rushed to St. Peter's Square for the announcement of the Catholic world's new leader. The election of 58-year-old Polish Cardinal Karol VVojtyla came as a surprise to many of the Catholic community. He is the first non-Italian to be elected pope in more than 450 years, he is from a communist nation, and he is one of the youngest popes in history. The little-known Archbishop of Krakow took the name John Paul II in honor of his predecessor. Born the son of a factory worker in Wadowice, Poland in 1920, Wojtyla was elevated to cardinal eleven years ago. He is known to be a strong advocate of human rights. On his first day as pope, John Paul II told the world that his chief duty will be to carry out the reforms introduced by the Second Vatican Council along the guidelines laid down by the two previous popes. The new pope also indicated he would maintain the Church's bans on artificial contraception and married priests. "I am delighted that the new Pope is non-Italian," said the Very Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., president of the university. "I think that the true catholic character of the Church will become apparent to the world more easily if the papacy does not remain the preserve of any one nationality." Said Fr. Carter concerning the nationality of John Paul 11, "I am particularly delighted that the new pope comes from a crucified Church. The Church is truest to the gospel when it lives in imitation of Christ who suffered." Rev. Henry R. Montecino, S.J. of Loyola expressed his views on the new pope. "I was pleased to hear the pope say the cardinals' choice amazed and delighted the Catholic world that his work would be done with the help of God and men, that God works through the instrumentality of human beings," he said. "I thought the time had come to break away from that monopoly the Italians had on popes." Archbishop Philip Hannan of New Orleans says the election will be a tremendous boost to the morale of Catholics in communist countries. The Polish government—in deference to the country's millions of Roman Cathplics—will allow a large number of Poles to travel to Rome for the installation of history s first Polish pope. This relaxing of travel restrictions was said to be due to the high emotion and national pride of Poland. St. Peter s Square in the Vatican will be packed with people this Sunday when the new pope is formally installed. Inside A proposal by the Student Government Association (SGA) to make public the results of teacher evaluations was met with mixed reactions at a recent faculty senate meeting. Some progress has been made, however, because the faculty senate has agreed to appoint a committee to work with the SGA on the proposal. Page 2 A group of Arab journalists, who visited Loyola last week, said the American press has been unfair in its coverage of the Middle East by presenting only the Israeli viewpoint and ignoring the Arab viewpoint. Page 12 A play that was once considered "calculated to destroy the Catholic religion" is being performed at Loyola this weekefid and next week. Tartuffe, presently considered to be one of French playwright Moiiere's masterpieces, was chosen by director Brother Alexis Gonzales, F.S.C., because of its educational value. Page 6 New credit-by-examination policy approved By Cathleen Compton A new policy concerning credit by examination at Loyola was revised and approved by the university Courses and Curriculum Committee. The committee consists of the deans of the four colleges , Dr. Richard Johnson, director of common curriculum, Dr. Robert Preston, vice president for academic affairs, and Dr. James Duplass, registrar, who acts as an advisor. The new policy will appear in next year's bulletin. The Rev. Leo A. Nicoll, S.J., assistant dean of Arts and Sciences, and Dr. Duplass drew up the policy. "I needed the deans to define exactly what they wanted to do (about credit by examination)", said Duplass. According to the policy, credit by examination is divided between departmental examinations (those administered by a department within the university) and external examinations (those administered by national testing organizations). "The most important change is that we will now publish a chart of all standardized tests and what credit can be given, and how that will be given .. . We're trying to get more information out to students about what are their options," said Duplass. According to Dr. Joseph M. Bonin, dean of the College of Business Administration, "This list that he's (Duplass) going to provide will give us some insight as to national standards." The new policy also clearly defines the regulations of credit by examination. According to Duplass, most of the regulations are not new but were never previously written in policy form. The following are the regulations.1. Only registered students are eligible to receive credits. 2. The maximum number of credit hours a student may earn is 30. 3. A student may not receive credit or a waiver of a requirement in a course which the student has attended or enrolled, except in those cases during a student's first semester when a student is allowed to drop a course because of inaccurate placement. Students who have enrolled in a course as an auditing student may petition for credit by examination. 4. A student may not receive credit by examination for a course that is at a level more elementary than one in which he/she is currently or previously enrolled. 5. Credits earned by examination do not qualify for veterans benefits nor are they used in determining registered hours. Originally, an additional regulation prohibited students from receiving credit or waivers after his first year of enrollment at Loyola but the regulation was omitted.
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After the laptop and its charger cord were put simply into the bottom of a simple camouflage backpack, he grabbed a sweater from the floor along with a second change of clothes and put them in the bag. He'd buy more later, he thought simply as he grabbed the black leather wallet from the desk and slid it into the back pocket of his blue jeans. He reached to grab a water bottle from the table beside his bed when a knock resonated through his room. "Come in." He said simply as he grabbed the bottle and stowed it into the bag with the clothing and computer.
"Going somewhere?" A tender voice asked from the doorway. He turned his head to see his mother standing there, right hand on her him and left hand extended, holding a bag of what smelled like simple toiletries. "Dad's waiting out back, have a good time." She said as he took the bag, put it on top of the rest and zipped it up with a smile. "Thanks, Mom." He sighed, grabbing her in a one-armed hug with his left while his right held up the half-put-on sweater. "You're welcome. Be safe, try to stay out of trouble and - oh for God's sake Alex..." she glared at the scattered clothing, and the room in disarray. "Try to clean up after yourself." she sighed as the man opened the window beside the desk, laughing lightly. "I will. Promise!" He said, sliding the hooded sweater over his other arm, soon to be followed by the backpack as his mother gave him a doubtful stare, eyebrow cocked as her arms crossed. "Good. Now go, he'll be-" she was cut off by what sounded like a car horn. "-waiting." she finished as the window closed, the man having disappeared through it before she finished.
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Leaves of three, let them be! You've probably heard that little rhyme about poison ivy. But did you know that poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac all contain the same rash-causing substance? It's called urushiol (pronounced: yoo-roo-shee-ol), a colorless, odorless oil (called resin) contained in the leaves of the plants.
Urushiol is considered an allergen because it causes an allergic reaction — which takes the form of a rash, itching, and sometimes swelling. Not everyone gets a reaction to urushiol, but about 60% to 80% of people do. This reaction can appear within hours of coming into contact with urushiol or as late as 5 days later. Typically, the skin becomes red, itchy, and swollen and blisters will appear. After a few days, the blisters may become crusty and start to flake off. The rash that people get from poison ivy takes 1 to 2 weeks to heal.
It's a good idea to consult with your doctor if you have any kind of rash, especially if you have a fever too. If your doctor determines that a rash has been caused by poison ivy or a similar plant, he or she may tell you to take cool showers and to use a soothing lotion, such as calamine lotion. In more severe cases, doctors may prescribe pills or creams that contain antihistamines or steroids (not the same type of steroids that bodybuilders use!) to decrease itching and redness.
Poison ivy can grow anywhere — from the woods to your own backyard. And it's hard to identify: Not only can the green leaves of poison plants blend right in with other plants and brush, but there are several types of poison ivy, and each one can look different depending on the time of year.
It's also possible to get a rash from poison ivy without ever venturing into the woods or directly touching a plant. Urushiol can be transferred from one person to another. Plus, a person can pick it up from anything that's come in contact with the oil, including pets. Urushiol can even travel through the air if someone burns some of the plants to clear brush.
The leaves of poison ivy plants release urushiol when they're bumped, torn, or brushed against. (When the resin is released, the leaves may appear shiny or you may see black spots of resin on them.) Once the urushiol has been released, it can easily get on a person's skin. Here are some tips to help you avoid getting a rash from poison ivy:
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Special services were held at the MCLB and downtown Albany
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"Bombarding Heaven with requests that God can respond to, and God just doesn't listen to anything so we have to in some way think about what we're gonna say," said MCLB Base Chaplain Ken Miller.
The MCLB held a special prayer breakfast in honor of the holiday and guest speaker Major James Edwards said there is a permanent spot for prayer in the military way of life.
"It's alright to have people who are on the outside and whose gonna provide us with the beans, bullets and the bandages – but there needs to be something on the inside that can make you get up every day and to do that which needs to be done," said Edwards.
The ALDON Committee also held a prayer service in downtown Albany. Over 200 citizens attended and prayed for some aspect of the community.
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Grand Prairie's popular Farmers Table gourmet al fresco feast featuring the fresh foods and bountiful fare of Farmers Market will be 7-10 p.m. Thursday, May 31, at Farmers Market, 120 W. Main St. Tickets to the one-of-a-kind dinner are $80 and available in advance by calling 972-595-5402. Only 100 tickets will be sold.
The night starts with passed hors d'oeuvres at 7 p.m. and a plated dinner at 7:30 p.m. Dinner consists of a baby Arugula salad with feta cheese, roasted peppers, pine nuts and honey vinaigrette; followed by Portobello stuffed Frenched chicken and beef tender chuck with potato cake, asparagus, julienne carrots and pinot noir sauce. Dessert is a delicious Texas peach crisp cobbler with ice cream. Complimentary white and red wines will be served throughout the evening.
"This event transforms Market Square into an Italian countryside," said Mayor Charles England. "It is one of my favorite events. Delicious food, excellent service, great company, Farmers Table is the must-attend event of the season."
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Since a wireless network uses radio signals instead of wires to connect the different systems to your network, it is important to remember that the signal does not end within your house; it can reach across the street to your neighbor's house, or to a car parked down the street - where someone with a laptop can receive it. Not securing your wireless network is like leaving the front door open to your home: it might give someone free access to your broadband connection which might slow your network down, or it might give them access to the personal data and content on your computer's hard disk drive.
These simple, straightforward steps will help you improve your wireless network security. In order to implement these steps, you will need to access your router configuration utility. Typically, this can be accessed from a browser (like Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape, or Mozilla Firefox) by typing the IP address of your wireless router into your browser's address field. These procedures vary slightly on products from different manufacturers so you will need to refer to the documentation that came with your wireless router or wireless access point for step-by-step instructions on how to perform the following items.
With these six steps you can protect your network, your data, and your privacy from the casual would-be intruder. If someone is really determined to gain access to your network, however, there are no guarantees. The good news is that, with wireless security as lax as it is, if you provide basic security for your network, intruders will likely move on to easier targets.


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Framed round mirrors are very versatile. You can put them in almost any room as they easily blend well with any room's design and furnishing. Just like any other home furnishing and decorative pieces, you do not need to break the bank in order to find a timeless piece that has personality. It is just a matter of looking at the right place.
While there are designer mirrors that can cost up to several hundred dollars, there are mirrors that are very inexpensive. Here is a list of the common places where you will be able to find round mirrors in frames at a very low price:
- Discount stores. Most people do not see the value in discount stores. However, any eager shopper would tell you that discount stores are a perfect place to find just about anything you need. They have products ranging from clothes, to gadgets to household equipment and what-have-yous.
- Flea markets and garage sales. Other people's trash is some other people's treasure. If you take time to visit flea markets, you will find that these places are filled with beautiful art pieces and things for the home. Other than mirrors, you will also be able to find antique dressers, vases, and China with unique and interesting designs. This is a haven for collectors and those who are on the hunt for wonderful finds, such as round mirrors.
- The internet. Technology has definitely shaped the way in which people go about their daily lives. Other than that, if you pull up a search engine and key in a particular product, you are going to see thousands and thousands of links that will take you to a website selling the product that you need. One good thing about looking online is that you will be able to see hundreds of products at the comfort of your home and when you find round mirrors that you like, you can purchase them directly and it will be delivered straight to your doorstep.


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Melanie Kirkpatrick is a Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute. She is a writer-journalist based in Connecticut and New York City. She contributes reviews and commentary to various publications, including the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, for which she worked from 1980 to 2009. Her most recent book is Escape from North Korea: The Untold Story of Asia's Underground Railroad (Encounter, September 2012)
At the Wall Street Journal, she was Deputy Editor of the editorial page from 2006-2009 and a longtime member of the editorial board. As a Deputy Editor, she was responsible for the editorial page's coverage of international issues and oversaw the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal in Asia and Europe, the Far Eastern Economic Review and the U.S. columnists on foreign affairs. She wrote editorials and op-ed articles on foreign affairs.
From 2001-2006 she was the editorial page's Associate Editor, responsible for the daily Review & Outlook (editorials) column. Before that, she was op-ed editor of the paper. During her career at the Journal, she also oversaw the launch of OpinionJournal.com and other online products, managed the editing and production of books published by the Journal, and served as a member of the board of the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund.
Kirkpatrick was a co-editor of the Journal's series, "Whitewater," a six-volume collection of Journal commentary during the Bill Clinton Administration. She was also co-editor of several editions of the Index of Economic Freedom, published annually by the Journal and the Heritage Foundation; the Index evaluates and ranks the world's economies. And she is the author of Princeton-in-Asia: A Century of Service (1998), a privately published history of the nonprofit educational organization.
Kirkpatrick spent 10 years in Asia, working for the Wall Street Journal Asia in Hong Kong and, prior to that, for a division of Time-Life Books in Tokyo. She received the 2001 Mary Morgan Hewett Award for Women in Journalism from the Friends of the East-West Center in Honolulu. The annual award recognizes a journalist who has demonstrated commitment, hard work and expanding influence throughout her career.
She received a bachelor's degree from Princeton University and a master's degree in English from the University of Toronto. She was a Gannett Newspaper Foundation Fellow in Asian studies at the University of Hawaii. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations; a trustee of Princeton in Asia, an internship program in Asia for young graduates of American universities; and a director of the America for Bulgaria Foundation.
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The idea of this tool is that you can run just about any program and/or copy files to/from the machine, say an ssh session, using DNS packets to/from the client. In other words, a workstation sitting on a network somewhere, behind the companies firewalls, IPS/IDS, AV, etc., etc. could communicate with a system on the Internet, using DNS packets. Thus completely bypassing the security that the company has setup. Certainly not something that a company would want to happen. Also hard to detect, since DNS queries are a common thing on a network.
You should know that from a attack/defend perspective, I am currently, much more of a defender than an attacker. That is to say, when I learn about tools like this, my brain starts to think "okay how do I defend against or stop this?".
The answer in this case is that the clients (i.e. workstations/other internal devices) are not allowed to get information about any domain on the Internet. In other words any request from them for say www.google.com or www.cnn.com would get back a response from their DNS server(s) of does not exist, period the end. The internal DNS servers to the company would perform recursive DNS calls but only for the internal zone.
Then how do they reach the Internet for say www.cnn.com? The clients must use proxies. The proxy server(s) are allowed to talk with specific DNS servers inside the DMZ that would allow recursive queries from only the proxy servers and thus enable the proxy to fetch the data from www.cnn.com, for example.
Compared to say an Internet Cafe offering free WiFi service, such a corporate network would seem very restrictive and probably not considered "friendly" to the employees. On the other hand if I was the owner of the company or the CSO I'd sleep better at night. Defense in depth is something I learned early on in my days of information security and continue to refine.
Of course these same rules apply within the company as well. If a particular area needs additional protections, then it should treat the rest of the company just like the Internet and barricade itself off.
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Jessica Chastain | 'The Heiress'( Associated Press )
Jessica Chastain's 2012 turn as heiress Catherine Sloper was lauded on Broadway, almost as much as her onscreen "Zero Dark Thirty" role. The production was live while the Oscar-nominated actress was in the midst of awards season, making for some rushed weekends.
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With Hengdian visitors to Bu Bu set:
Bu Bu cast:
YH flew back to Wuhan (his hometown) for Chinese New Year. At the airport...
...then straight to the basketball court. The guy likes pink huh?!!
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wait. why are there tons of pictures of Strange Hero on the wall in the background of the first pic with YH?
YH takes yet another couple shot with a female co-star (Xu Qi Wen - played Xiaomei in Clothing The World).
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YH in high school - doesn't look that hot when he was in his teens huh?
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YH with visitors to Bu Bu Jing Xin set at Hengdian. He looks so kiddish with the hat! - but I like his cool new jacket.
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YH actually doesn't look all that much different to me in those high school pictures..he still stands out from his friends in being more good-looking imo.
I heart YH's BFF Eddie Peng too. HAPPY BIRTHDAY EDDIE!
Eddie joked that he was hoping General Yelu will come with 20 beautiful Liao women to celebrate his birthday, but he turned up empty-handed.
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Hu Ge and Yuan Hong in school 10 years ago:
Thought this is amusing. This must be the nth time he's signing on a picture of himself with LSS (and always snapped sneakily by other colleagues).
Then he makes a face!
^ LOL at that last picture. its like he just noticed after he signed what he was signing. oh, YH
Ad World (or Ad Mania?) pics:
Ad World will be broadcast in June and he will rival with Raymond Lam for Tang Yan's affections
He's still not signing any contract with a proper talent company and taking on projects on his own His next one is a "xian dai xi" (i.e. modern drama again).
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Oh, the English translation IS Ad Mania...
Official poster:
i'm confused. did YH have a major role in this drama? cause i thought he only filmed for a short time/was only guest starring..
and if he did film for a short time, i think its safe to assume that his role is not that crucial? i.e. he will not end up with the girl, which means i will not be watching (because the other guy is not attractive at all). lol
Well, I read somewhere he's going to be in 10+ episodes in the first season (which will have 25 episodes). Some sites say he'll be in up to 20 episodes (not sure whether true). Also not sure if Raymond Lam will conclusively get the girl (Tang Yan) in the first season. From what I see in the BTS, YH seems to have more OTP scenes with Tang Yan than Mr Lam. Anyway, he will be filming the 2nd season in August - hopefully in more episodes. Total for Ad Mania will be 84 episodes (over 3 seasons) - produced under Orange Sky Entertainment.
More pics from Ad Mania.
Last edited by xiaolong; 05-12-11 at 11:36 AM.
Looks to me Tang Yan is paired up quite a lot with YH in the series
But she does get to hug Mr Lam
Hey, did YH nick Raymond Lam's cardigan? His end-of-BBJX-filming + McD breakfast with LSS cardigan looks very much like Mr Lam's hugging-Tang Yan cardigan!
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i like YH's hair in ad world! (mania?)
the wardrobe/outfit choices? not so much. lol
I think he's going to be Tang Yan's OTP rather than the male lead Mr Lam. The hug she gives to Mr Lam seems like a "Let's be friends" hug, while she looks like she's having a budding romance with YH.
Other shots:
And here's YH's son, Miao Miao, who accompanied him during Ad Mania and BBJX filming.
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Been here three times, and three times they have knocked out socks off. Pretty rare, in my experience.
Excellent well chosen wine list, you don't need pages and pages if their all great! Third or fourth visit and and they've all been great. Menu changes enough to keep you interested. Specials are always good, but the pork ravioli with apricot was exceptional this time!
Love love love the pasta carbonara with authentic proscuito, just the right amount of seasoning. Service is attentive, but not overbearing. One of the few dinner places in town that you can sit outside street level and have your dog with you. Just this alone is a winner and the amazing food is a major bonus!
They make excellent spaghetti vongole. however it was off the menu recently, so I tried the scallop/prawn risotto which was very mediocre - the risotto was lukewarm, prawns were tasteless (I think they left out any seasoning) and the 2 pieces of scallops were fine. the ravioli was good. berries chantilly tart and sorbet for dessert was decent, nice crumbly tart shell and lots of berries. I would love to return and hopefully the spaghetti will be back on the menu!
We have been a few times, usually last minute and always have had a tasty enjoyable meal.
It was my son's 18th birthday. He had a memorable evening. We enjoyed the arancine and bruschetta. I will bring my family back there on another occasion.
We had tickets for the Arts Club-Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage on Saturday night and went to Siena before the show. We made reservations for 5:30p.m. and were glad we did as the restaurant filled up quickly and many people were being turned away. The service and food were excellent. Staff were attentive and easily accomodated the dietary restrictions in our party. We will definitely return to Siena.
This was my first experience dining at Siena. It was 99% perfect! The one complaint was that it was a bit noisy. Our personal opinon is that when the music is too loud, the voices get louder and then it is difficult to hear what onr's fellow diner i.e friend, is saying - 'energetic' may be OK when at a bar later. The meal was perfection. We shared the Burrata and Arugula Salad (perfection plus). I had the Pork Ravioli which was "to die for" and my friend said her Pasta Special (with Prawns) was "absolutely delicious". The service was evenly excellent.
Absolutely an experience to duplicate and recommend. Informal yet attentive service: great enthusiasm for the food and wine. Interesting menu. Great location for dinner before theatre at the Stanley....
Our go to place when attending the Stanley Theatre. Wine list is limited but has some great options. Three course meal is good value.
we really appreciated the call confirming our reservation and inquiring about whether we were on our way to a show.
The food and service are very good, but it is a small restaurant with crowded seating. The noise level in the early evening (prior to the 8:00 show time at the Stanley Theatre) is very high. Later in the evening or Monday nights should be much better.
Doesn't get much better than this! Think Italian all the way- except with stellar service. Everything on the menu is bliss- from the generous daily antipasti platter to divine panna cotta. The mascarpone risotto is worth going back for-a creamy delight. Order a side of polenta fries to nibble on just for fun . Great wine list and friendly,attentive service make it worth going back again and again.
A charming restaurant, Siena continues to delight us with consistently delectable food and impeccable service. Haley our favorite server is an absolute gem - and the rest of the team terrific too! We have recommended Sienna to several friends and ALL returning with rave reviews. Their appetizer/main/dessert prix fixe menu is a ridiculous bargain .... too good not to try and offers a nice selection of mains sure to satisfy any foodie. My partner and I are season's ticket holders at the Stanley and are sure to reserve our seats at Sienna well in advance to ensure we can visit before each performance! I encourage you to visit ... but not alone .. invite another to share what will be a fabulous evening!
We stumbled across this south Granville hidden gem and have been back regularly ever since. The food and service impress time and again and the recently revamped menu is even better than before. Another plus is their wine list - excellent choices, quality-wise, at all "the right" price points. Give it a try and you won't be disappointed!!
Reserved table for 6 was ready when we arrived and they even accommodated one extra diner. Everyone was extremely pleased with their entree selection. Food prep, presentation, and flavors were very good for the moderate pricing.
Well-priced little menu to celebrate the local fungal fare. $32 for a three course set meal. We had the chicken which was beautifully cooked and came with lobster mushrooms. Service was a tad sluggish for the main course, but not unreasonable given the quality of the food when it arrived. There was a large wine tasting group in full swing which occasionally got noisy and a little distracting, but I'm sure that's not a regular feature. A small restaurant, but very friendly staff, and I'd definitely consider going there again if I found myself in Vancouver one evening.
We came here with friends before attending the play at Pacific Theater, which is just a block away. The service was friendly and attentive, and the food outstanding. My wife and I both had the cremini mushroom soup with truffle crouton, and I had the mushroom and truffle risotto while my wife had the artic char. All of these were perfectly prepared and intensely delicious. The only negative aspect of the evening is that the noise level becomes intense when the restaurant is buzzing, which it was before we left. All in all a great evening
This is indeed a neighbourhood gem. The food is always delicious, the service friendly and fun, and the atmosphere relaxed and casual. We will come again and again.
I've been to this restaurant many times since they opened. Whether it's been a quiet, romantic dinner or a fun night out with friends, Siena never disappoints. The servers are very knowledgeable and have the perfect balance of timing and interaction with each table. The menu is always changing to whatever is fresh and in season. It is a small restaurant so when it's busy it does get a bit loud but the buzz is great!
The food was excellent. They have a fabulous 3 course mushroom inspired menu that tastes amazing. They make their ravioli which was soft, filling, and delectable.
We went for a special occasion with a group larger than 4. THis is a very busy and popular local restaurant. Food was fantastic and the restaurant was packed. Hard to hear with a large group. Took a whle for food to come but worth the wait. Specials available but good selection on the menu. Would go back but in smaller group.
Have dined at Siena several times and have never been disappointed with their ever changing menu. i look forward to our next visit.
This is our 7th or 8th time at Siena and it is now our go to spot before the theatre. The food and service was excellent as always! We are anticipating our next visit.
Went here for the end of the mushroom festival the other night with my boyfriend. He had the set menu and loved everything he had. We live in the neighbourhood and will be back soon!
We loved eating at the Siena- staff made us feel very comfortable and were friendly. The food was terrific. We chose the featured specials (mushroom festival) and were amazed at the imagination and presentation of the dishes. There was quite a lot of food, and the wines were very good as well. Service was well timed and staff was sensitive to our play-going needs. Parking was also a find. Definitely would go again and recommend it to my friends.
Arrived in time to catch the last night of the mushroom fest 3-course dinner. The soup and pasta were particularly memorable. Service was warm and attentive. Although my friend and I weren't going to the theatre that evening, it's a great spot to contemplate before or after theatre dining. Highly recommend!
I took my daughter to Siena prior to going to the Theatre. It was her first time there and she was very impressed by the ambiance. It's intimate size, ensures that its not too noisy, so its easy to carry on a quiet conversation. My daughter's one complaint was that there were too many enticing things to choose from on the menu. The staff is outstanding - helpful, responsive and pleasant. They are there when you need them, but don't hover! We thoroughly enjoyed our meal. This restaurant is a delightful little gem.
Not only was this place perfect for dinner before a show at the Stanley Theatre, the food was fabulous! The restaurant was cozy and the service excellent. Unless you're planning to get there quite early or after 7:30, reservations would be a must as the place filled up quickly. Would definitely go back to this gem!
Really delicious food that tastes just like you are in Italy. Very friendly service and good wine/beer menu. Loved it!
My husband and I enjoy the consistely good food that this neighborhood Gem has to offer and we frequent it quite often on our "date night". The menu changes regularly offering variety in the antipasti plates, the pasta dishes as well as the maincourse offerings. Their special "mushroom" menu - an annual event in the Fall is outstanding. The staff are warm and welcoming and we are never rushed or abandoned. We highly recommend Siena.
I was dining with 5 friends. Waitress was polite and patient. It was a full house and food was coming out a little slower than I expected from the kitchen. Food was delicious though. I had the duck breast and it was perfectly cooked and the orange sherry gastrique went well with it. The mushroom risotto was cooked a little too soft but flavour was good. I had lemon tart as dessert and it was really tasty, the tart crust was really well made. I would definitely return to try other items on the menu.
I needed a quiet restaurant with good food for a business dinner, and Sienna was great--especially the kale and beetroot salad.
the food and service were excellent, however the noise level was uncomfortable. When we have dinner with old friends we like to be able to carry on a conversation. That is not possible at Siena. I know it is all about the profit margin but I would be willing to pay a few dollars more to have fewer tables in the room.
Excellent food. Tasty,served hot and with interesting presentation. Very close to the Stanley makes a pre theatre meal very easy
Food was outstanding and service very accommodating to folks attending a play later in the evening.
The Pasta had a zip to it. Yummy. Don't forget to have a starter. They were fabulous. Monday night half price wine sealed the deal.
The special beef ravioli with orange sauce was delicious and quite different!
Three-course dinner was good value and delicious (bean soup, prawns & scallops and berry panne cotta). Noise level was intense until the theatre-goers left for the nearby Stanley Theatre, leaving us to enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere. While dining later meant a popular daily special was sold out, the tranquility was worth it. A new discovery for us, we look forward to dining at Siena regularly.
We have been there several times before attending a performance at the Stanley Theatre and it never disappoints.
I've been here several times and really enjoy the food. This time I had visitors from out of town with me and it was a bit of a shame that two of the main dishes were not available (Duck; scallops & prawns). But what we had was excellent. Steelhead (and one person had the one remaining scallops and prawns). The chocolate dessert was amazing, shared between three of us. Also received a great wine recommendation from our waiter, who was having a bad evening (crashed another table's glasses on the floor) but was great with us.
Great little restaurant, close to the Stanley Theatre. Always packed pre show time, so allow enough time if going to a play. Antipasto share plates generous and tasty. Three course menu excellent deal.
We enjoyed a nice 3 course dinner prior to seeing Mary Poppins and the staff were quick with their service and food. Nice to get a 15% discount as theatre. The prawn and scallop main course was a generous size. Would not hesitate to return for dinner again.
We enjoyed a lovely meal with attentive service. Our request for a different table was taken care of but the noise level from so many tables so close together certainly detracted from our enjoyment.
Absolutely outstanding food always! no matter who I bring along to join me, friends from Toronto, Calgary or family members, everyone loves Siena!! Pam
We were very pleased with the menu and excellent service. Two Chose the $29 three course menu and weren't disappointed the food was excellent. The other two guests chose off the menu and their meals were also delicious. What a little gem thank you if we re in Vancouver again would certainly go back
One of my favourite and regular places to dine because of the consistently great food and service, and it's affordability.
First time to Siena fully met my expectations for an exceptional meal for a birthday celebration. Service was good, efficient and unobtrusive - not overly friendly; but not lacking, either.The best part was the food, as it should be; wine selected, did not disappoint. Having previewed the menu on line, I had expectations and followed through with my plan to try the three course dinner option. Skilled kitchen staff produced perfectly balanced flavor profiles in salad dressing, lemon glazed risotto, seared seafood and on the dessert plate- chocolate with orange caramel sauce. Six -o'clock reservation was perfect for pre-theatre dining; a lineup of future patrons had formed for the later dinner service.
Everything was excellent .... from the greeting, to the service and, of course, the food! We and the other couple we were with chose the special $29 three-course menu. Very good selections, ample servings, and delicious. We look forward to returning and would definitely recommend it to both young and old. The only negative is that it is quite noisy which, of course, makes it difficult for more senior diners to have a comfortable conversation. But I don't know of any restaurant that isn't noisy these days!
Wonderful restaurant! Friendly service with just the right amount of attention. We were very impressed with the menu - daily specials, carefully thought out with delicious little twists to make the dishes unique. All of the courses were memorable - of particular note, the winter vegetable salad and the wild mushroom pasta with a sauce to die for! Will definitely return!!


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FORD TO VENICE: Tom Ford's movie, "A Single Man," starring Colin Firth, Julianne Moore, Matthew Goode and Nicholas Hoult, will have its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival on Sept. 11. It is slated to be the final film screened in the main competition. Ford directed the movie, based on the novel of the same name by Christopher Isherwood, as well as coproduced and cowrote the adaptation. Set in Los Angeles in 1962 at the height of the Cuban missile crisis, it is the story of a British college professor struggling after the death of his longtime partner. "The story is a romantic tale of love interrupted, the isolation that is an inherent part of the human condition, and ultimately the importance of the seemingly smaller moments in life," said Ford's production company, Fade to Black. Ford said the selection by the prestigious festival was "a great honor."
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Joyce Y. Grady
Joyce Y. Grady, 79, Brule, Wis., died Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013, at her residence.
Joyce Y. Grady, 79, Brule, Wis., died Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013, at her residence.
She was born in Oshkosh, Wis. to Herbert and Elvira (Garbe) Gutknecht.
She was born and raised in Oshkosh but has also lived in Hawaii, California, Illinois and Minnesota before moving back to Wisconsin 20 years ago.
She was employed as an accountant for various businesses in Rush City and the Twin Cities.
Joyce enjoyed wintering in Hawaii. She was loved by many and touched many lives.
She is survived by two daughters, Yvette (Mark) Winiecki, Hugo, Minn., Wendy Lane, Brule, Wis.; four sons, Russell (Sharon Esberg) Lane, Cottage Grove, Minn., William "Earl" (Loraly) Lane, Andover, Minn., Edward (Lee Ann) Lane, Burnsville, Minn., Paul Lane, Moose Lake, Minn.; 13 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; one great-great-granddaughter; one sister, Judy (Greg) Foster, Edmund, Okla.; two sisters-in-law, Mary Gutknecht, Cedar, Minn., Annabel Sparks, Shilo, Ill. and many nieces and nephews.
Joyce is preceded in death by her first husband, John J. Grady; her second husband, Russell Lane; a daughter, Yvonne Ziesmer; a brother, Herbert Gutknecht and a sister, Diane Young.
Visitation will begin at Noon and will continue until the 1 p.m. memorial service on Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Grace Baptist Church in Iron River.
Lenroot-Maetzold Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.
Send a condolence or sign the on-line guest book at www.lenroot-maetzold.com.
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