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As millions around the world remember the deaths of more than 1,500 people on the ill-fated Titanic a century ago, one Herefordshire couple are marking the centenary of another disaster much closer to home.
Rosemary Brown lost her grandfather Bryan Webb when the 36-yearold was crushed between an out-ofcontrol steamroller he was travelling in and a van that it was pulling.
The accident happened at Bredwardine and saw Mr Webb taken to hospital in Hereford but sadly die on April 16 at a time when sparse national newspaper reports were full of the passenger liner sinking on route to New York just hours earlier.
"We think he was steering the steamroller. He tried to take a bend and came off the road," said Rosemary, who lives with husband Gerald in Fownhope.
Bryan, who was survived by his wife and five children, was a roadman who was travelling towards Kinnersley that fateful day with his stepfather William Lewis.
The accident was reported in the pages of the Hereford Times shortly afterwards.
"The roller went out of control, dashed through a gateway, tearing up the posts, and falling into a brook about six feet deep," the report read.
"The driver, William Lewis, seems to have escaped without much injury, but Bryan Webb ... got pinned between the van and the engine."
An inquest jury later returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Quality management was a key component for the construction of this space. Our team reviewed the design and oversaw the installation of everything from curved walls in the lobby and conference room to delicate specialty lighting. Finishes included stained wood millwork and bamboo and cork flooring. Structure Tone realized it was imperative to meet the seven-month schedule. The station needed six weeks prior to airing to train DJs and prepare for live broadcasts. As a result of hard work and long hours, the schedule was achieved and the space was turned over with ample time to implement training. The studio and office space met all of Disney's expectations.


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"From our homes along the valley floor to the crest of Sierra, we see our share of strong winter storms - and we should expect and prepare for them," said Rui Cunha, Program Manager for the Placer County Office of Emergency Services. "Storms sometimes bring heavy snow, significant power outages, high winds, downed trees, localized stream flooding, back-country avalanches and other challenges. The effects of particular storms can be tough to predict, but it is important that resident be ready for whatver happens. Preparedness and planning also bring peace of mind."
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All the songs are wonderful, the stories are real, you can figure the movie in your head while he suggests the plot. His voice caresses you. I think this album is somewhat more intimate than others, there's something subtle in the atmospheres he evokes, anyway it is pure Tom Russell 18K. The theme of the border, recurring in most of his works, here is a perfect background; sometimes the border is the divide between one world and another, between north and south, poor and rich, light and darkness, the border is that shade of grey that links, or divide, black and white. All songs are beautiful, but my favourite are "Where the dream begins" "Down the Rio Grande" and Dave Alvin's "California snow" I like very much the cover too.
There are a few songwriters around who continue to write this way and can also perform with flair. Dave Alvin is among the best and he cites Tom Russell as a songwriter he admires. The new CD Borderland by Tom Russell is a perfect example of masterful songwriting, performed well by great musicians and sung with Russell's expressive (although sometimes flat) vocals.
Some of the songs on this CD are true classics. Touch of Evil, When Sinatra Played Juarez, and the Santa Fe at Midnight are great stories, mixed with a catchy melody and great instrumental backing.
Two of the songs are collaborations with Dave Alvin. Rio Grande and California Snow are two haunting songs that will stay with you. Alvin recorded a better version of California Snow on his CD Blackjack David, but Russell's version is strong as well. Finally, Next Thing Smoking is a train song that will remind you of a few of the songs on Alvin's Grammy Award winning Public Domain.
In closing, a word about Russell and his live performances. Russell is a very engagin live performer and tours with guitarist Andrew Hardin. Andrew is an incredible guitarist and is worth the price of admission on his own. He plays on this CD and also does backing vocals. When you combine him with Russell's storytelling in a live show, you have an evening that is very memorable.
The variety of musical flavors, courtesy of Joel Guzman's accordion, Gurf Morlix's and Andrew Hardin's guitars, and Rick Richard's drums, augment what are basically folk songs. Russell's storytelling has its analogs in the country world (e.g., Tom T. Hall), and there's a good helping of the cowboy song's romanticism and imagery, but at their heart, his introspective, literate lyrics are that of a singer/songwriter. The band assembled by producer Gurf Morlix (who's previously produced Lucinda Williams and Buddy Miller, among others) fleshes things out with a variety of flavors, including lilting, Tex-Mex accordion from Guzman (Los Lobos, Los Super Seven, Joe Ely).
The opener, "Touch of Evil," unreels like a film, with a personal story fleshed out by flashbacks and memories. The parallels drawn between the chill of a faltering relationship and the noir tawdriness of Orson Welles' film draws a blurry line between source story and Hollywood storytelling. The slight-of-hand with which Welles produced a Mexican border town from the dead canals of Venice, California underlines the sense of illusion. The similarly storied "Sinatra Played Juarez," contrasts a filmic illusion of the past with the realities of today's every day living.
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Multicore microcontroller supports ASIL D safety requirements
A new microprocessor family, the Aurix 32-bit microcontroller from Infineon, is designed to facilitate the development of safety functions such as the control of combustion engines, electrical and hybrid vehicles, transmission control units, chassis domains, braking systems, electrical power steering systems, airbags and advanced driver assistance systems. For the same reasons, the device also is a good platform to run safety-relevant applications.
From available standard microcontrollers the Aurix distinguishes itself in that already during its development the principles described in ISO26262 have been applied, explained Ulrich Heinzenberg, Product Marketing Manager for the Aurix family. "A major aspect in this context is traceability. The design team always must be able to substantiate every single measure it took during the design process." While in currently available products the functional safety principles are applied only to the lockstep CPUs, in the Aurix family the entire circuitry has been submitted to this process, Heinzenberg said.
As a consequence, the Aurix architecture allows a significant reduction in workload to develop safety systems compliant with today's highest Automotive Safety Integrity Level, the ASIL D standard. Compared to a classical Lockstep architecture safety development efforts may be reduced by 30 percent improving the time-to-market. "For instance, safety-relevant functions can be 'incapuslated'", said Heinzenberg.
These encapsulation techniques allow integration of software with mixed-criticality levels (up to ASIL D) from different sources, enabling multiple applications and operating systems to be seamlessly hosted on a unified Aurix platform.
Besides the safety aspect, the Aurix family also offers up to 100 percent performance surplus over the TC1798 manufactured in 90nm technology, which is currently the highest performing automotive microcontroller in the market, enabling designers to implement more functionality and offering a resource buffer for future requirements. Additionally, to serve upcoming security requirements for better protection of automotive applications from theft, fraud and tampering, members of the Aurix family feature a built-in Hardware Security Module (HSM).
The Aurix microcontrollers contain three parallel TriCore CPUs running at up to 300MHz. This improved performance is achieved with power consumption equivalent to Infineon's current Audo Max microcontroller family.
Anticipating upcoming security and protection requirements, Infineon has integrated a programmable hardware security module (HSM) into the Aurix family. When designing the HSM module, the company benefitted from its expertise in hardware-based encryption technologies - Infineon also develops and sells a broad spectrum of highly secure chips for payment and identification applications. The HSM as "embedded chip card" enhances protection against attacks of IP infringement, fraud and software hijacking.
All Aurix family members are manufactured in a 65nm embedded Flash technology designed for high reliability in the harsh automotive environment. To ensure supply, Infineon has set-up a dual frontend supply concept with two locally separated production sites using identical certified processes and tooling.
Tool partners offer a range of tools adapted to Aurix to assure optimal design flow and to control the effort and cost of multicore software development. The tool chain includes optimizing C/C++ cross compilers and debuggers. In addition, dedicated measurement, calibration and diagnostics tools provide the functionality needed for the development of powertrain ECUs.
A free-of-charge TriCore Entry Tool Chain comprising a fully functional GNU C Compiler including Debugger and an Eclipse based development environment can be downloaded from the Infineon TriCore product web site at www.infineon.com/freetools
Infineon provides MC-ISAR low-level drivers based on the AUTOSARv4 MCAL and support for the upcoming v3.2. This allows designs to take full advantage of an AUTOSAR-based development process at the control unit level. The AUTOSAR drivers are based on a technology developed by Infineon since 2005. Infineon's in-house software development is certified according the CMM level 3 standard to ensure optimized and qualified software releases. Currently the implementation of an ASPICE certification is ongoing.
Early engineering samples of the 200MHz triple core lead device with 4MB eFlash of the Aurix family in a LQFP-176 package (TC275T) and in a BGA-292 package (TC277T) have already been released to key customers. General sampling is scheduled to start in the first half of 2013. Qualification of the first product is planned in the second half of 2013.
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I don't know if Pep made his decision thinking in the negative aspects of other clubs. Knowing him a bit, I think he made this decision solely because of what he liked at this club rather than what he didn't like at another club.
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Havencrest Castle
High atop a wooded hill, overlooking the Mississippi River, sits Carroll County's grandest mansion. Experience a guided tour of this six story, 63 room, hilltop home of Mr. & Mrs. Alan St. George.
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Henry School
The 1878 Henry School, located on the Galena Trail, was used as an operating school until 1957. The Polo Historical Society has turned it back into an old country school, which includes displays on the Black Hawk War of 1832.
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The first brick home built in Polo is now a tourist information center and home of the local Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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Lincoln slept here two nights in 1856, as the guest of his friend Senator Aplington, the founder of the village of Polo. Learn about the history of Polo and view the Ogle County Military Museum, which showcases artifacts from all wars.
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Blackhawk War Monument
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Tutty Baker Monument
This monument honors William "Tutty" Baker, the founder of Freeport. Tutty came to this area, which was home to the Winnebago Indians, in 1835 and built a trading post along the banks of the Pecatonica River, offering travelers free ferry rides.
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Lincoln The Debater Statue
This famous statue was designed by Leonard Crunelle of Chicago, and was presented to Freeport at the 71st anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas Debate on August 27, 1929, by local industrialist W. T. Rawleigh. It is located in Taylor Park.
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Old River School Historic District
This residential district includes original Freeport and the city's first street, Monterey, and was later known as the "Gold Coast". Points of interest include Freeport's oldest house (built in 1838), the childhood home of famed Hollywood gossip columnist Louella Parsons, a monument honoring Freeport's founder, William "Tutty" Baker, and the Van Buren Bridge, built in 1885 of wrought iron.
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The Civil War Soldiers Monument, on the southwest corner of the Stephenson County Courthouse, is inscribed with the names of those soldiers from Stephenson County who lost their lives in the Civil War. On the southeast corner is the Stephenson County Vietnam Era Veterans Memorial, which is a bronze statue of a full-sized M-16 with a bayonet stuck in the ground and a helmet on top.
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CITY: Freeport
Lincoln-Douglas Debate Square
Experience the history of the second of the famous debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. It was at this site on August 27, 1858 that the Freeport Doctrine, an important statement regarding slavery and state's rights, was proclaimed by Douglas. The site is self-interpretative through a series of waysides that tell of the events and ideas which led up to the debates, as well as the life-size statues "Lincoln and Douglas in Debate."
CITY: Freeport
Chicago Great Western Railway Depot Museum
Experience railroading during its glory days at a former link for the Chicago Great Western Railway from Chicago, Illinois to Oelwein, Iowa by taking a tour through our extensive collection of railway memorabilia. See a full-size caboose, both G-scale and HO-scale operating model railroads and artifacts of northwestern Illinois railroads.
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Apple River Fort State Historic Site
Apple River Fort State Historic Site, located in Elizabeth, Illinois, is the site of one of the battles fought during the Black Hawk War. Black Hawk and his 200 warriors attacked the hastily erected fort on June 24, 1832. His story and that of the early settlers are told.
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The Goose Creek High School football team has been disqualified from the 4A Division II football playoffs after using an ineligible player in last week's playoff game.
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Goose Creek will appeal the decision by the South Carolina High School League at a meeting at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday morning in Columbia.
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Jesper your time is wrong. It's 6:40am in Los Angeles right now.
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It depends mostly on the cost. Since our company is probably going to continue to rent film cameras from Panaflex or higher end digital cinema technology (like the Epic or Alexa) for our larger productions it only makes sense to invest in a camera for smaller projects up to a certain cost. If we cannot justify the cost of the camera plus the necessary accessories then we'll probably just stick with our 5D Mark II and possibly invest in some more glass. We're talking about a camera that is more than likely going to be used exclusively for web content and possibly some B-camera footage down the road, not something that will be a production workhorse on our stuff that's intended for festivals or other more conventional channels of distribution.
Calling it a "toy" would be a stretch, but I think you understand what I'm saying.
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I'm in as well... just as long as the specs are right and the price is under 10k.
If a basic package (brain, mount, display, SSD module, battery) with two 64GB SSD's doesn't cost more than 15K, I'll be ready to place an order (and I hope it's a 2/3" sensor camera).
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NORWAY -- Holly Gurgall is a senior at Norway High School, and she and the rest of the students have only recently begun reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in class. The pledge's words are clear; those reciting are to pledge their allegiance to the flag, but that is exactly what was missing from many of the classrooms.
Once the need for classroom flags was raised, someone very special came to Holly's mind: her grandmother, Ella. "I'm like, 'Oh my gosh! My grandma is the president of the auxiliary in Hermansville,'" said Gurgell. "I can probably get some flags!"
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When my group of very good friends — now scattered across the country — has the opportunity to get together, it's not uncommon to hear, "Tell the one about…"
We each have our "greatest hits," stories that we've told again and again, and we all love to hear them. It's one of the things that bonds us together.
For me, this habit started in childhood. If I liked a book, I read it over and over…to savor the 'best' parts of the plot, my favorite lines.
If a movie captured my imagination, I went back to see it. (Of course, they were a lot cheaper then.) I can remember seeing "Witness" seven times at the theater and "Princess Bride" so many times, my friends almost scheduled an intervention.
But according to the reviews for "Inception" — which opened this weekend (and I haven't seen yet, so don't ruin it for me) — repeated viewings are necessary to grasp what's going on….and even then, you probably won't ever get it.
Well, that's just annoying.
I want to watch a movie again and again to appreciate the finer details. To marvel at how they visually accomplished a scene. To enjoy dialogue that I might have missed the first time around.
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Jose Mourinho has moved to dissolve some of the pressure on his own Chelsea team in terms of winning this season's Premier League title after claiming Manchester City should be the club looked upon as favourites.
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thats one hell of an old dude..... i like the 3rd pic where he's just minding his own shit while the 2 young dudes are just chillaxing in the back, age-gap what can i say.
yet another record breaking, blah blah, LN2, top of the line hardware, highly binned rams, imo its getting old
Anyone else hate that ASUS ROG theme unreadable shit? Btw, if you had a chip capable of 6GHz you could do this as well.
Haha...that was during a contest that limited cpu frequency. Best to learn the tweaks at a lower clock anyway.
Old man in pics name is likely "young pro" LOL. Damn nice to see this hardware can and wants too. 6cas amazing, 2400mhz speed is well okay at 9cas. 6ghz is nothing new on the 2600k many guys have done this and 5.7ghz, 32m pi now that is very nice.
I bet I can count on my hands and feet how many 6Ghz 2600k's are out there... Ok, there may be a few more but many just sounds like its almost common. Those guys did some great work with great chips there!!
The GSkill 2400mhz kits were released in January but still not widely stocked, I think some of them are rated at just 1.5V so a fair bit of room to tighten up them latencies, in the UK the PC1700 (2133mhz) kits are really cheap and they stock at just 1.5V, they come in around £45 for 4GB.
we're living in a crazy world;some push new hardware to the limits(and break a lot of them) as others can't afford a P2 old rig to learn (not how to oc ...)


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> Cause error when buffer name contains %.
> (defun iflipb-message (text)
> (let (message-log-max)
> (message "%s" text)))
> -- [[rubikitch]]
iflipb lets you flip between recently visited buffers in a way that resembles what Alt-(Shift-)TAB
does in Microsoft Windows and other graphical window managers. iflipb treats the buffer list as a stack, and (by design) it doesn't wrap around. This means that when you have flipped to the last buffer and continue, you don't get to the first buffer again. This is a good thing. (If you disagree and want wrap-around, set iflipb-wrap-around
to non-nil.)
iflipb provides two commands: iflipb-next-buffer
and iflipb-previous-buffer
behaves like Alt-TAB
: it switches to the previously used buffer, just like C-x b RET
(or C-M-l
in XEmacs). However, another consecutive call to iflipb-next-buffer
switches to the next buffer in the buffer list, and so on. When such a consecutive call is made, the skipped-over buffer is not regarded as visited.
While flipping, the names of the most recent buffers are displayed in the minibuffer, and the currently visited buffer is surrounded by square brackets and marked with a bold face.
A key thing to notice here is that iflipb displays the buffer contents after each step forward/backwards (in addition to displaying the buffer names), unlike for instance the buffer switching model of ido-mode where only the buffer names are displayed.
behaves like Alt-Shift-TAB
: it walks backwards in the buffer list.
Here is an illustration of what happens in a couple of different scenarios:
Scenario 1 | Minibuffer display | Actual buffer list |
Original | A B C D E | |
Forward flip | A [B] C D E | B A C D E |
Forward flip | A B [C] D E | C A B D E |
Forward flip | A B C [D] E | D A B C E |
Scenario 2 | Minibuffer display | Actual buffer list |
Original | A B C D E | |
Forward flip | A [B] C D E | B A C D E |
Forward flip | A B [C] D E | C A B D E |
Backward flip | A [B] C D E | B A C D E |
Scenario 3 | Minibuffer display | Actual buffer list |
Original | A B C D E | |
Forward flip | A [B] C D E | B A C D E |
Forward flip | A B [C] D E | C A B D E |
[Edit buffer C] | C A B D E | |
Forward flip | C [A] B D E | A C B D E |
iflipb by default ignores buffers whose names start with an asterix or space. You can give a prefix argument to iflipb-next-buffer
to make it flip between more buffers. See the documentation of the variables iflipb-ignore-buffers
and iflipb-always-ignore-buffers
for how to change this.
Direct link to iflipb.el
: http://hg.rosdahl.net/iflipb/raw-file/tip/iflipb.el
Mercurial repository: http://hg.rosdahl.net/iflipb
To load iflipb, store iflipb.el
in your Emacs load path and put
(require 'iflipb)
in your .emacs
or equivalent.
This file does not install any key bindings for the two commands. I personally use M-h
and M-H
(i.e., M-S-h
) since I don't use the standard binding of M-h
) and M-h
is quick and easy to press. To install iflipb with M-h
and M-H
as keyboard bindings, put something like this in your .emacs
(global-set-key (kbd "M-h") 'iflipb-next-buffer) (global-set-key (kbd "M-H") 'iflipb-previous-buffer)
Another alternative is to use C-tab
and C-S-tab
(global-set-key (kbd "<C-tab>") 'iflipb-next-buffer) (global-set-key (if (featurep 'xemacs) (kbd "<C-iso-left-tab>") (kbd "<C-S-iso-lefttab>")) 'iflipb-previous-buffer)
Or perhaps use functions keys like F9
and F10
(global-set-key (kbd "<f10>") 'iflipb-next-buffer) (global-set-key (kbd "<f9>") 'iflipb-previous-buffer)
iflipb was inspired by cycle-buffer.el. cycle-buffer.el
has some more features, but doesn't quite behave like I want, so I wrote my own simple replacement.
Have fun!
Joel Rosdahl <email@example.com>
Cause error when buffer name contains %.
(defun iflipb-message (text) (let (message-log-max) (message "%s" text)))
After several days of using other buffer switching packages, I've settled down on yours. Thanks. neat implementation. Sometimes it would be more convenient if buffer switching action is stopped by timer(without inputing any command instead). For example, after pressing C-TAB, I'm frequently looking a buffer contents for a while… and then want to go back by just pressing another C-TAB. Your original implementation need another command's to predicate whether last action is relevant to iflipb'ing or not.
Heres' my customization for iflipb but please be noted that I'm not that good at elisp.
(when (my-try-require 'iflipb) ;; wrap is better?! trying.. (setq iflipb-wrap-around t) ;; auto off function iflipb'ing (setq my-iflipb-auto-off-timeout-sec 1) (setq my-iflipb-auto-off-timer-canceler-internal nil) (setq my-iflipb-ing-internal nil) (defun my-iflipb-auto-off () (message nil) (setq my-iflipb-auto-off-timer-canceler-internal nil my-iflipb-ing-internal nil) ) (defun my-iflipb-next-buffer (arg) (interactive "P") (iflipb-next-buffer arg) (if my-iflipb-auto-off-timer-canceler-internal (cancel-timer my-iflipb-auto-off-timer-canceler-internal)) (run-with-idle-timer my-iflipb-auto-off-timeout-sec 0 'my-iflipb-auto-off) (setq my-iflipb-ing-internal t) ) (defun my-iflipb-previous-buffer () (interactive) (iflipb-previous-buffer) (if my-iflipb-auto-off-timer-canceler-internal (cancel-timer my-iflipb-auto-off-timer-canceler-internal)) (run-with-idle-timer my-iflipb-auto-off-timeout-sec 0 'my-iflipb-auto-off) (setq my-iflipb-ing-internal t) ) (global-set-key (kbd "<C-tab>") 'my-iflipb-next-buffer) (global-set-key (kbd "<C-S-tab>") 'my-iflipb-previous-buffer) (defun iflipb-first-iflipb-buffer-switch-command () "Determines whether this is the first invocation of iflipb-next-buffer or iflipb-previous-buffer this round." (not (and (or (eq last-command 'my-iflipb-next-buffer) (eq last-command 'my-iflipb-previous-buffer)) my-iflipb-ing-internal))) )


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We go to Woodland Hills every year to get our taxes done and need a place for dinner. Even with all the choices on Ventura Blvd., The Villa is our favorite go-to spot for this once-a-year event. My partner had the day's special, pan seared scallops over couscous and purple Brussel sprouts and he declared it "excellent!" I had the Prosciutto and arugula flatbread, a great combo and the crust was "perfect!" They brewed us a fresh pot of decaf coffee ….not something one usually brags about, but it was really good!
Food and service is better with new ownership/chef. Used to be Villa Piacere.
I had never been here before. Very pleased that there was self parking and a lot of it in the back of the restaurant. Server was very attentive and the meal was excellent.
Food was excellent. Service was okay. We were automatically charged 18% gratuity (on the tax as well !) for a party of six, with no indication of this on the menu. Not appropriate, and the service was not worthy of more than 15%. This was the only drawback though. Nice place overall.
Seriously...one of my favorite restaurants and so close to home. Couldn't be better.
Had a really great meal with friends here. We started by sharing appetizers which were all of a good size to share. I like to large selection of appetizers and the fact that the pasta dishes could also be ordered in an appetizers size. All of our main courses were so good that we ended up sharing those as well. The fish dishes were fresh and well prepared. The wine list is somewhat limited but the selections were good. Our server was very friendly, attentive and extremely patient with our girl talk keeping us from ordering. We never felt rushed. The restaurant is well decorated but not stuffy. Elegant but casual. I would recommend this restaurant for anything from a girls night out, to a romantic dinner, to a group gathering
Great local dining. Tasted great, decent price, beautiful place. It was slow for a Wednesday night, but we were treated very kindly.
5 of us went for Saturday brunch to celebrate a birthday. Since the patio is first come first served, we arrived when they opened at 11:30 AM and had the pick of tables. The patio is serene,brightly colored, and has comfortable tables and banquets. Each of us ordered an entre and we all shared so that we could get a sampling of different items. The food was OUTSTANDING. Hard to say which we loved the most...the "Mix it Up", "Where's the Bagel", "Wendy's Waffles", "Crab Cake Benedict", or "The Wedge". All were really beautifully presented and delicious. For dessert we all shared the Molten Lava Cake. YUMMY! Server was attentive and very sweet. Can't wait to try the dinner menu.
We recently rediscovered this wonderful restaurant in Woodland Hills. The crowd at the bar as well as the staff are very friendly; the interior upscale and comfortable, and if you prefer to dine al fresco, the Villa has one of the most romantic patios in Los Angeles. As for the food, Chef Robert Lia has totally revamped the menu and frequently comes out of the kitchen to chat with diners, answer questions and make sure guests are completely satisfied. Choose the calamari or the charcuterie plate to start and you'll begin to see the new level of sophistication Robert's brought to the restaurant. Then go on to try the Branzino, Osso Buco or Duck. You can't miss!
As usual, The Villa was a very nice experience. Great food & service. Not noisy at all, which is a major positive for me.
Always love sitting outside at the villa. Lucy always treats us like royalty
The ahi app was a nice size serving & close to being a real winner, but needed some seasoning...some heat, capers, cracked pepper, shallots,parsley, etc...I took some home & added seasoning & it was delish! Brussel Sprouts were fantastic! Wine prices were very high for the SFV, more like West Side prices!
Found The Villa through friends' recommendation, and this was our second time there. It was equally impressive this time: good food and service, and nice atmosphere.
The carmelized brussel sprouts were one of the best vegetable dishes I have ever had.
The outdoor accommodations for this restaurant are simply divine. The burger is incredible and the beauty of the outdoor area is unmatched. Definitely a neighborhood gem!
We took our family to the Villa for Father's Day for brunch. What a treat! First of all, the ambience, both inside and out, is absolutely lovely and inviting. Second, it was so refreshing to be given the choice of ordering from their regular or special Father's Day menus.Even the Father's Day special menu was very reasonably priced. We brought our 18 month old grandson and he was happy in his highchair on the patio, which was so comfortable for everyone. The servers were so very, very helpful, polite and professional. Just perfect. The food was delicious and everyone enjoyed their meals! The prices were very fair and we felt we had gotten a terrific value. We all loved it and can't wait to return!
We stumbled upon the Villa while browsing YELP for a place to get some brunch. The food was good, they have a home made Bloody Mary mix that was nice and spicy. The patio was very nice.
Everyone there is TOP NOTCH!! service is great . .Bloody Marys the bomb!! brunch was great!! had friend in town from Hawaii she loved it!!
We were a group of 7 women celebrating the birthdays of 2 of our friends. We had a delightful, attentive server. The menu is varied. The remodelling of this restaurant is outstanding. It was attractive in past ownerships -- and the result of this new restaurant's remodeling is in excellent taste. One of the women in our party has a problem with noise -- and she was very pleased that it was very moderate. We could all hear one another, which you can't take for granted in most restaurants today.
Delightful restaurant with lovely patio dining. Plan to return. Server advised new chef, although all liked the previous chef.
My friend and I were looking for a new place to meet for dinner. Because it was a very warm night & the patio was completely filled when we got there, we opted to sit inside. It was wonderful - the food was interesting, not the same old thing : the staff was pleasant but not intrusive. We must have stayed there over 3 hours and we never felt rushed or in the way. It was a Sunday so maybe that made a difference. After seeing the patio - which is FABULOUS - we decided next time to brave the weather and noise [it's much louder when it's full] and sit outside. We'll definitely be back. If you want a nice place to have good food with good friends - or you need a great place to meet in the North end of the Valley this is the place.
We ate outside on the patio. It was wonderful. The server was fantastic. He helped with the wine and was there every time we needed anything. It was very romantic. It was a first date and I wanted a nice place. I found it. Absolutely perfect for a romantic dinner!!!
I was under pressure to come up with a last minute restaurant choice for an informal, but upscale business dinner. We needed an upscale restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere, conducive to good conversation, for three people. The outdoor dining area at the Villa could not have been more perfect. If you are looking for the traditional spaghetti - ravioli - lasagna - tomato sauce type dishes, no, this not "Italian" faire. The menu features cream sauce type entrees with vegetables. However, the food, the wine, the table service, and the atmosphere were all wonderful. Our business dinner was a wonderful success. The owner of the company thanked me the next day for such an excellent choice in restaurants. YMMV (Your mileage may vary).
I went on a date and this restaurant is "oh so romantic" with huge trees overhanging the tables - it feels like you are in a mini botanical garden with all the beautiful greenery. There are lovely cushions in various muted oranges, browns and beige and they are so comfy to sit on while you enjoy a scrumptious meal. I had the Chilean sea bass which was absolutely amazing. I actually like it so much that I returned less than a week later and had the duck - another fabulous dish. There's a large rock with water flowing over it and the outdoor patio is definitely the best place to sit to enjoy all this. The waitress was friendly, attentive and really sweet. My companion ate the diver scallops (not the best). Can't wait to return again
A really lovely, warm and welcoming patio and perfect for a special dinner. The food was very good, and the service was outstanding. I took my friend there for her birthday and we would both definitely go back.
Effortlessly amazing. Perfect service for family dinner for 4. dinner, wine and dessert were impressive. Best filet mignon of this lifetime.
Having been to The Villa several times in the last few months we have found the food and service to be consistently good. Wine list is moderately priced and it has a full bar with quality cocktails. We do not hesitate to recomment this restaurant to family and friends.
My wife and I had a wonderful first time experience. Our dinner was fantastic and the outdoor eating was fantastic. Will definately go back again.
The food was very good. I haven't been here in over 15 years and I was pleasantly surprised with the great food they have. Our server was very nice. Even though there were not a lot of people (Thursday night), the service was a little slow since he was the only server.
This Villa was a surprising find in the Valley. Beautiful décor, great food, lovely service and a great patio venue! Perfect for parties or a table for two. Loved it.
The outdoor patio seating is lovely!! We are very surprised to find a place like this in the Valley. We love it~ The food quality is excellent. The service is super attentive! All the staffs are so friendly and professional. Overall, the dinning experience is unbelievable!!
This is a great restaurant in the valley. I don't know why they aren't busier than they are. The atmosphere inside and outside are beautiful. The service is top notch, and the food never disappoints. We will be back for many more meals. I hope they don't go out of business because of lack of advertising. In the valley, we think this is a gem.
This place is so cool looking!...great interior decor and great food. Also, if the weather is nice, the outdoor dining area is beautiful. Will continue going
Beautiful and romantic patio! Service was fast and attentive. I went there for my bday and my family and i had great time! The food was very good and price reasonable. We loved the fact the ambience was quiet and we were able to converse and not scream.overall was a ver good experience. I recommended this little hidden gem to my colleges and friends !!
Great food. Quiet romantic dining area. We could not hear any of the vibrant and noisy party upstairs. Amazing. Best of all worlds.
Went here to celebrate our engagement. Just the two of is on a Tuesday night at 7. It was mostly empty, parking was smooth and we had no problem getting a table, though obviously we made a reservation ahead of time. Lovely ambience, good service and food. We ordered small plates to share, the calamari and shrimp (a bit chewy for our taste), crab cake (delicious) and proscuto, dig and basil flatbread (of which they forgot the meat). Three drinks later we were out the door for a 100 bucks. Overall, not bad and worth it for the experience.
Very nice, cozy place to have dinner with your sweetheart . Nice atmosphere, good service and the food is amazing. I will definitely go back .
We went for my friend's 40th birthday. Scott the bartender was wonderful and kind and makes great drinks. The service was top notch and food delish.
This is the perfect luncheon setting if you want to have peace and quiet in order to carry on a friendly conversation with your friends. The patio was perfect - we had to ask to turn down the music, but then we had no problem at all. As the afternoon went on it cooled down, so we asked the waiter to turn on the heaters too. They were very accommodating and allowed us to stay way past the lunch crowd had left. Soup was listed on the menu, but that day the chef had decided not to make any! Otherwise, food choices were satisfactory. Our server kept us filled with beverages and was attentive to our needs. I would say this is a great place if the weather is nice and you like patio dining.
I was thrilled to find this restaurant nestled in the Woodland Hills wasteland. What a fantastic waiter as well.
My girlfriend from Texas and I enjoyed a wonderful dinner with the perfect ambience at The Villa. It was my first time but her second and we just sat and relaxed in the beautiful atmosphere enjoying wonderful food, wine and the pleasure of having girl talk. We had one negative experience with our ravioli being served cold but the wait staff and chefs quickly remedied the situation and brought us another plate within minutes that was just perfect.


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