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Volterra Kirkland
- Address:
121 Kirkland Ave
Kirkland, WA 98033Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Volterra Kirkland
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://volterrakirkland.com/
- Phone: (425) 202-7201
- Hours of Operation:
Mon-Thurs 11:30am - 10pm
Fri and Sat 11:30am - 11pm
Sunday 11:30am - 9pm
Happy Hour
Daily from Noon-6pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Northwest
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We would love to assist you with catering for your offsite event. Please contact us and ask for Michelle for detailed information.
A word from Volterra Kirkland
Volterra features the bold-flavored, Tuscan-inspired menu of Chef Don Curtiss showcasing his innovative style applied to the bountiful harvest of the Pacific Northwest. Menu highlights include: Seasonal Tuscan specialties –truffles, squash blossoms, fresh porcini mushrooms are featured throughout the year. All natural, organic or free-range meats and poultry. Fresh, housemade pasta. Our extensive wine list features primarily Italian and Northwest wines. Volterra has received numerous accolades including: "Best New Restaurant" and "Best Italian Restaurant" by Seattle Magazine. "Best Italian Restaurant" by Seattle Citysearch, and "Best Chef Inspired Restaurant" by Seattle Metropolitan Magazine, Zagat "America's Top Restaurant's" and "America's Top Italian Restaurants". Rachael Ray named Volterra "one of her favorite restaurants on the planet".Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
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Volterra Kirkland reviews from OpenTable diners
140 reviews since July 25, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (89)neighborhood gem (74)special occasion (55)notable wine list (45)romantic (42)great for lunch (30)good for groups (22)hot spot (16)vibrant bar scene (12)kid-friendly (7)great for brunch (6)great for outdoor dining (4)late-night find (4)scenic view (1)Show More
- My New Favorite RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/20/2014I've had lunch here twice in the past month and both times it's been great! The service is exceptional and so is the food. It's one of those restaurants where it's hard to decide what to order because it is all so good. The roasted beet salad was great - so were the jumbo prawns. The horseradish braised pork cheeks were to die for! And I had a cauliflower appetizer that was exceptional. They are doing an excellent job here of serving really good food. In my opinion, it's the best restaurant in Kirkland.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fungirls1234Dined on 11/15/2014The food and atmosphere was fantastic. Food was amazingSpecial Features:
- Another Wonderful MealnyvisitorVIPDined on 11/15/2014We did have to wait several minutes for a table although we had a reservation; we went to the bar area where we joked with the bartender until our table was ready. The wine suggestion was excellent as were the salads and main. The food is terrific, and I gave it a 5 star but I would not order the pork cheeks and mushroom pasta again; it wasn't what I thought it would be. The flavors were great but I was basically eating bacon. Everyone else raved about their food and my husband finished mine off. The dessert of molten chocolate cake is excellent; it is not really runny but more of a soft pudding center. The chocolate flavor is exactly like it should be. We are new to the area and are thrilled we've found this place; we've been here several times and enjoyed a wine pairing dinner here as well. Have not had a bad experience overall yet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood Restaurant with Big City FeelplateaumomDined on 11/15/2014We discovered Volterra using Open Table and we were NOT disappointed. When we were first sat at our table, the restaurant had few customers. As time went on, the restaurant filled with great food and laughter. Yes, I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone look for good atmosphere and good food on the Eastside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great - but there's a problem...HomecookEatingOutVIPDined on 11/8/2014Volterra - great food and service but be careful if you are only a party of two - the seating is horrible. They've crammed too many tables along the western wall of the restaurant so that you are sitting closer to the two people next to you instead of the person you came with across the table. In a bar that is fine, I expect to rub elbows. For a romantic dinner with my partner with reservations - it was untenable. With the quality of the food, I know that you want as many tables as you can get each night, but Volterra tipped the balance and the overall dining experience is completely compromised. If you go early, the bar area is a fabulous choice for dining as a couple.Special Features:
- Volterra is a GEMBangsterKirklandDined on 11/7/2014After having visited Volterra quite a few times with friends and business relations my wife and 2 kids decided to try it out for my sons 9 years birthday dinner. He picked the place himself by the way. It was just the 4 of us, but man. Also with kids the service level and atmosphere at Volterra is second to none. The staff is super friendly, very knowledgeable, and the food is just spectacularly good!!!! You can get half servings for kids, but no kids menu stuff. Kids get the same fantastic dishes, and the pasta selection and the lamb meatballs will get any child excited I'm sure. It was an great night out and we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kirkland GemErictheEaterDined on 11/7/2014This was my third trip to Volterra in Kirkland and once again I was rewarded with a wonderful dining experience. If you are looking for great Italian food on the Eastside, with experienced and helpful staff and a cool vibe then I highly recommend Volterra.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely eveningrisottoloverVIPDined on 11/6/2014We had a truly relaxing and delicious meal at Volterra. The food was excellent, as was the service. My husband has a lot of dietary restrictions, and our waiter was very well-informed about the dishes and what they contained. My husband's roasted chicken was the best he has every had, and my lamb ragu was excellent. Especially notable was the oil soup; delicious! The tiramisu was also very good. I love Negronis, and the grapfruit Negroni was a nice twist on the classic. It's such a pleasure to go to a restaurant in which you can hold a conversation without shouting at each other! Thanks, Volterra, for keeping the volume of the music down, and for adjusting the space acoustically to encourage intimate conversations.Special Features:
- Great food, poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 11/6/2014The food was very good but the service left much to be desired. A two-person dinner took almost two hours - which is just too long. Also I was disappointed at how long they left finished plates in front of us. I'll give it another try because of the good but if it's the same experience with the service, I might cross it off my list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great 30 for 30plutoDined on 11/5/2014We went for 30 for 30--boar tenderloin was excellent, as was cauliflower appetizer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely VolterrarioritaDined on 11/5/2014We enjoyed a lovely meal at Volterra with our son and his girlfriend recently. The waitstaff was top notch! The crab ravioli was out of this world!Special Features:
- Wildly GoodBarBreakersDined on 11/2/2014Came here for my sons birthday. We started with the polenta appetizer. Could have easily had two or three more of those. Yummy! My son and I both tried the Wild Boar and it was amazing! My lovely wife had the half chicken with crispy skin. It was cooked to perfection and delicious. Our server was exceptionally knowledgeable. Timely without being rushed and made the whole experience delightful. We'll be back soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Italian FoodOkearnVIPDined on 11/1/2014This restaurant does a great job at presentation and quality of ingredients were excellent. Crab Raviolli was the best I've had. Prices are a bit high but the food is worth itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Try the boar!EastsiderDined on 11/1/2014Party of 4 for dinner. Mussels and sausage appetizer was a highlight. Appreciated their option to have a small serving of their pasta dishes. Well seasoned, deeply flavorful sauces. Didn't notice many vegetarian entrees, but they still had lots to choose from on their menu. If you're on the Eastside, you can't go wrong with Volterra. Easy to find street parking or free parking at the Kirkland Library.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little inconsistentBobKirkDined on 10/31/2014Normally enjoy the food but the Restaurant Week Fare was not up to normal standards. At lunch, the Lava cake was delicious but served chilled. Returned with guests a few days later on a Saturday night and was disappointed again by the Lava cake. No ying/yang of hot molten lava melting the ice cream. At dinner, the pasta with mushrooms and truffle oil was also a miss. Darn. It used to be my favorite. Even the spicy sausage and mussels were a little off. Changes in the kitchen?????Special Features:
- Lovely Birthday lunch!SassyDinerDined on 10/31/2014I took my friend for her birthday lunch at Volterra and it was quite a treat! We ordered off the Price Fix menu . We each had different salads and pasta dishes and both were wonderful. The service was top notch and we had a very relaxing experience.Special Features:
- Our favorite place in KirklandMWandYWDined on 10/28/2014My wife and I love Volterra. We try and make it out for dinner at least once a month and this is our top choice. When guests or family are in town we take them here. The cocktails are inventive and yummy. Everything on the menu is recommended as all we have tried has been amazing. Our favorite dishes are: wild boar tenderloin, pork jowles and wild mushrooms and the house steak. Appetizers we love are: lamb meatballs, mussels and sausage and the pear salad. The staff is great they always have great recommendations and advice, don't be afraid to ask them anything.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- echosaysDined on 10/28/2014When most people leave reviews, they usually focus on the food, but for this review, I want to focus on the service. Last year, I went to Volterra Kirkland for the first time and I'd say my first visit was so-so (6/10, 10 being the best). The food was delicious, but the service was medicore. During the first visit, I had gone with a group of 4 and it was oddly difficult to ask for water refills. This year, on 10/18/14, I had gone with a bigger group (we reserved a table for 8) and the service was excellent. Understandably, things were a little slow because there were a LOT of patrons that night, but I appreciated the fact that the waiters took the time to answer our questions and even created separate checks. 9/10 this round! =)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing SpecialHRR1Dined on 10/28/2014I went during restaurant week and ordered off the $30 fixed price menu. I thought the food was OK. I actually filled up on the Oil Soup which was kind of unique. I was disappointed they ran out of the normal crusty bread and gave us a loaf of a kind of bland style bread, however, the waiter was later able to find us some of the regular bread. The portion of lamb I received was very small but relatively tasty. Desert was very good. Nice selection of wine by the glass & bottle. I was pleased to be able to get a glass of Mark Ryan, which is very rare. The service was good, the waiter was attentive enough without being annoying, and provided just the right level of service. The busboy was very diligent about keeping our water glasses fullSpecial Features:
- Excellent Experienceretired14Dined on 10/27/2014Celebrated a great birthday in an energetic setting. Great food and even better service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great lunchthethreeladiesDined on 10/27/2014The three ladies had a great lunch together. The food selection was suitable for everyone's tastes and needs, and the serving sizes were very filling. All of us enjoyed delicious, flavorful meals.Special Features:
- Great food with resonable pricingAmberDined on 10/26/2014I went to Volterra Kirkland twice. Their food are amazing. I think it is one of the best Italian restaruant in Kirkland. I would like to try for Happy Hour or dinner next time. :)Special Features:
- Not overly impressedGdFoodGdWineDined on 10/24/2014After reading some reviews for this restaurant I was a little disappointed with the overall experience. The dining area is small and the tables are set quite close. This makes the space rather noisy and in-personable. If your looking for a quiet romantic dinner this isn't the place. The food was a mixed bag. I had the lamb ragu which wasn't bad but, I found it bland (lacking seasoning and depth) and a bit greasy. My partner had the lamb loin which was very good.
- disappointing...baconlvrVIPDined on 10/23/2014Went during Seattle Restaurant Week. The place was packed and they seemed overwhelmed & it's not that large of a restaurant. It took about 45 minutes between apps and the main course.... then another 20 to get dessert. At one point I looked around and no one in the place had any food. I enjoy a leisurely dinner but it was too much. I had wild boar for dinner - it was good but was accompanied by a side of veggies a la 1990. The tiramisu was wonderful, so was the oil soup. My friend and I mentioned to the maître that we had to wait a long time for dinner and the kitchen was frantic, but he brushed it off. An apology would have gone a lot further. So many other great restaurants around so I'll skip this one going forward.
- Impeccable ServiceKatieKatDined on 10/23/2014Brian, our primary server, is the definition of a good server. While other wait staff assisted, I especially wanted to give kudos to him. The food was fantastic (went during Seattle Restaurant Week), they make a mean old fashioned, and the atmosphere is pleasant. Although the Kirkland location is a little cramped and noisy, it still makes for a perfect "special occasion" spot. Save up your money to go here, it is NOT cheap.Special Features:
- MastanDined on 10/22/2014I have dinned many times here before to much better food Did not enjoy my lamb but the appetizer and dessert were good
- GregariousDined on 10/22/2014Service was great and the food was wonderful. Unique items that you would never make for yourself. Happy hour was worth a return.Special Features:
- Good food, service needs helpDatenightswithhubbyDined on 10/20/2014We went to Volterra during restaurant week. The restaurant week menu was pretty good. The food was great. We actually ordered another appetizer if the main menu too. Drinks were strong (and tasty). The only disappointment was our server. He was slow and inexperienced. We had to seek him out several times (did not bring plates for the appetizers, did not come back for another drink order, no bread refill etc). Overall, food was great and restaurant was nice. I would go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kirkland GemBobKirkDined on 10/20/2014Volterra is always consistent. This week we enjoyed their restaurant week menu. Unlike some other restaurants they really put quality items on the menu for this event. Their Happy Hour starts at 12:00 noon and is one of the best in Kirkland and their pasta of the day ia always very interesting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First-timerjayjayDined on 10/20/2014This was my first experience with the place and it was great. The food is very tasty. I ate from the value menu allowing you to choose a three course meal for $15. The value was terrific. The only comment I have is that the server seemed almost as if though we were an inconvenience to him at the end as this was a business lunch and we stayed long.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing....kimballthorneDined on 10/19/2014Went for restaurant week, and it was delightful! I had been there before, but it was my husbands first time. Needless to say, we will be back now that he is hooked!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic ItalianMomof3Dined on 10/15/2014Casual enviotnment. Exquisite food. Finally something AMAZING on the Eastside.Special Features:
- Very good, as alwaysFoodloverDined on 10/8/2014Volterra is a great spot for lunch or happy hour! Never disappoints.Special Features:
- Excellent food and wait staffLEpeteyDined on 10/4/2014Our group of foodies truly appreciated the food, which was prepared with care, elegantly plated, and absolutely delicious. We also really appreciated our waiter, who was incredibly knowledgable about the menu and wine options. When members of our group were unsure of what to order, he asked several questions and offered insights that were quite helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Improve your service staff already!DinerDameVIPDined on 10/3/2014If it weren't for the great food, I would never go back to this restaurant. The service staff is void of any personality and could use a course in skills. Seriously I have sat in various sections of the restaurant and all these male waiters are as pleasant as a headache! For these particular reservation, I brought three other people for business lunch. We waited about 8-10 minutes at the door before anyone showed up to say hello. They were not busy at all, but the host stand was empty and we couldn't even flag down a waiter. Disappointed. The food was great though!Special Features:
- Excellent food and serviceHc777VIPDined on 10/2/2014The food and service are always excellent here and the friend who joined us loved it as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lady Ena & her friendFechinDined on 9/28/2014We had Sunday evening dinner. My friend took seafood entre from the specials list (scallops & clams). I had jumbo prawns. My dish was tasty - although prawns were not really jumbo. Everything was tasty there was only too much of garlic or garlic alike seasoning. Wine choices were good and I enjoyed my wine.Special Features:
- Great foodsafoodieDined on 9/26/2014This restaurant has a foodie menu, it's unusual and a welcome turn from the normal cuisine in restaurants. It feels like every dish is uniquely prepared, not rushed and made to be enjoyed. Service is great, the food arrived allowing good conversation in-between starters and main course. It definitely has a European feel to it and therefore one of the better restaurants in Seattle area in my opinion, don't let size be deceiving. Booking is a must as the train of people did not stop until a very late hour. Lip-smacking good !Special Features:
- very enjoyable mealeaterDined on 9/17/2014Great place to have a leisurely meal with very good food and drink. Service was a little slow but our party was not in a rush.Special Features:
- Absolutely amazing food & service!LynnVVIPDined on 9/16/2014Took a friend from out of town out for dinner at Volterra on a weeknight. Great menu selections and specials for the evening. Yummy rustic bread with olive oil and their specially made Fennel Salt brought out right away. Great wine list. Appetizers and dinner were fantastic. Everyone had something different and, as usual, I tasted each. House made Butternut Squash ravioli was tender and flavorful. Chicken was tender and juicy. The braised porch cheeks with creamy polenta were so tender and flavorful - AMAZING! Warm chocolate lava cake with vanilla gelato finished off the meal and everyone loved it. Server was attentive, timely, and had great feedback on menu items lending his knowledge and personality to an enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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In a world of mass-produced, carbon copy, electronic images and impersonal life experiences, fine quality service and warm, friendly people are scarce as hen's teeth. But not in Spring Grove.
Spring Grove is a place where going for the mail takes two hours, where having coffee with friends goes on all day.
The pace is slow here - there are no clock towers with bonging reminders that time is escaping. Park benches invite storytellers to Viking Memorial Park in the triangle of the village or to Tollskogen park where children and squirrels frolic on brightly colored equipment.
There's a welcome reassurance here that people are important. We want you to come and meet us, to tell us about your family and the things you like to do. It's possible that you enjoy picnic lunches in serene settings. We can introduce you to many serene settings along three self-guided audio cassette driving tours through the back roads. A fourth driving tour guides you to all the country churches in the area.
While you're out there driving, watch for bald eagles and wild turkeys -- it's common to see flocks of 40-100 at feeding time. The densest population of whitetails in Minnesota is right here in Bluff Country. Maybe you're searching for your roots. Chances are that if you are Norwegian, some branch of your family passed through Spring Grove -- the first Norwegian settlement in Minnesota. Our resident historian, Georgia Rosendahl, will help you trace your immigrant family's history in this area.
If you enjoy collecting hand-made treasures and antiques, there are four shops in Spring Grove. Stop in and check out the Ballard House - antiques, specialty shop, Parlor restaurant and information center. The building is over 100 years old and a main stopping point in the city. Open seven days a week 10-5 during their season - May 1-December 30.
Specialty food and drink await you here -- mile high meringue pie and then there's Spring Grove pop! Remember the old fashioned flavors of a soda pop you had when you were a kid? Well they are available here -- 10 flavors. And if you are in Spring Grove between mid June and July 1, the aroma of fresh strawberries guides you to our strawberry farms where succulent red jewels nestle among green leaves waiting for you to pick and eat.
Syttende Mai (pronounced soot'ten de my') which translates as the 17th of May, commemorates Norwegian Constitution Day, an event similar to the Fourth of July, is held in May.
Celebrate Norwegian Constitution Day at the first Norwegian settlement in Minnesota during the annual Syttende Mai Festival featuring an arts and crafts fair, historic sites bus tour, Norwegian language church service and Sons of Norway dinner, fiddler's bee, dances, quilt show, folkesmarsj on 10K and 20K trails and parade.
Ye Olde Opera House presents a summer musical the 3rd weekend in July and another theater production in October. Spring Grove Community Theatre has provided enjoyment since 1979.
A carillon installed in memory of Magna and Karl Hoegh plays familiar hymns from the steeple of Trinity Church. We invite you to come again for the sixth season of the year in southeast Minnesota - Indian Summer. An annual Fall Foliage Festival is held in October including city wide garage sale, arts and crafts and wagon rides.
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Kutztown University held a welcoming Wednesday night for Latino and minority students.
The school's president, Javier Cevallos, says 20 percent of the freshman class is made up of minorities.
"We are really happy that our Latino population is growing in terms of students, faculty and staff and we think it's a great opportunity to say welcome and that's what we're trying to do today," said Cevallos.
Wednesday night's 'Bienvenido' event was to introduce new students to university organizations as well as encourage networking.
Cevallos says this year is the biggest in minority enrollment which includes over 200 Latino freshman and the future, according to Cevallos, rides on their shoulders.
"Our society is becoming more and more diverse. By the year 2040, we're going to be a minority-majority country. If as a society we're not educated, if we don't have people from all diverse backgrounds succeeding in education, we're going to fail...so education is crucial and that's why we're so excited about having so many new Latino kids on campus," Cevallos said.
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Rap mogul Jay Z is showing the world just how much respect and admiration he has for Roc Nation protégé J. Cole by giving him his first-ever Roc-A-Fella Records chain last night (January 28) in New York.
New footage of Jigga coming out with his present during Cole's performance last night has surfaced online.
The Roc was in the building when J. Cole brought his "What Dreams May Come" tour to The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Tuesday. The North Carolina rapper, who celebrated his 29th birthday, was joined onstage by his mentor Jay Z, who performed "Public Service Announcement" and presented his protégé with his original Roc-A-Fella Records chain. "It's his birthday, but he giving out gifts. So I think it's only right that you get a gift," said Jay. "That on your neck is my original Roc chain and it's yours." "This is unreal," responded Cole, who thanked him and asked for one more birthday gift, that he perform "F*ckWithMeYouKnowIGotIt." (Rap-Up)
The North Carolina native made yesterday even more special by announcing his Revenge of the Dreamers mixtape via Twitter.
"A gift for you from Dreamville. Celebration. Thank you for the Birthday love. Much Love to Interscope," Cole tweeted January 28. (J. Cole's Twitter)
Later in the day, Cole announced a partnership of his Dreamville label and Interscope Records.
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This new financial support by the EU will cover costs including troop allowances for all AMISOM soldiers, police and civilian components of the mission, as well as operational costs of the mission headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya. This support will be critical in allowing AMISOM to continue to fulfill its United Nations Security Council mandate to carry out active peace support operations across Somalia.
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The apartment has been totally renewed 2012.
Its a spacious and luminous apartment. Decorated with good taste in a colonial style.
Two rooms, one of which has 2 single beds or joined together make a Queen size bed, the other room has a double 135 cms bed, with very comfortable mattresses and pillow choice.
A big TV, in the living and a small one in the room, dvd...
This apartment offers additional services superior to those of an hotel, but with the comfort of feeling ' at home ':
Equipment: bathrobes, slippers, Nespresso coffee maker, complete kitchen and bath equipment.... Free ADSL wifi, and the extra of a private covered parking also included in the price.
Beside all mentioned, you have the possibility of ordering supermarket and breakfast upon request,as well as the possibility of extra cleaning during your stay upon request.
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|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
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6Gather as many friends as you can. Take different colored pieces of paper and brief them the uses of each. Example: Red-Date; Blue-Location; Yellow-Characters; Green-Plot. Try to think about as many things needed as possible for each story; scene, personality, location, time, etc. Let each friend write the stuff down and place them in a box/bag, doesn't matter. Thoroughly mix everything and then pick up each piece of colored paper. There, you will get the weirdest scenes, location and characters! Make sure you don't do this for an application, or serious writing piece.
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Google in dock again over defamatory auto-complete
Well I changed my name to
Malcolm Peter Brian Telescope Adrian Umbrela Stand Jasper Wednesday (pops mouth twice) Stoatgobbler John Raw Vegetable (whinnying) Arthur Norman Michael (blows squeaker) Featherstone Smith (whistle) Northgot Edwards Harris (fires pistol, then 'whoop') Mason (chuff-chuff-chuff-chuff) Frampton Jones Fruitbat (squeaker) Gilbert (sings) 'We'll keep a welcome in the' (three shots) Williams If I Could Walk That Way Jenkin (squeaker) Tiger-drawers Pratt Thompson (sings) 'Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head' Darcy Carter (horn) Pussycat (sings) 'Don't Sleep In The Subway' Barton Mainwaring (hoot, 'whoop') Smith.
But I misspelled 'umbrella' so I should be right.
Voyager ticks one box for interstellar arrival
Re: Vejur
Unfortunately this Voyager's fate involves a rather ugly bunch of Klingons.
Mr Sulu causes DDoS panic after posting link on Facebook
Girls like babies and Men like Trek
You're forgetting all that slash fiction I'm afraid.
Apple-Moto patent gripe almost thrown out the door
I prefer
the penis pump under the bench but whatever gets you off.
Twitter bird reborn to the sound of whalesong
Put it this way
It's transformer alter-ego is Batman not Lisa Simpson giving a blowjob. That has to be worth a few k.
Raspberry Pi safe and warm in TINY Lego fortress
As I well now. I still have a slightly melted 8x1x3 as a souvenir of my attempt to produce a working gun out of Lego and firecrackers*.
*It was a long time ago.
Flame gets suicide command
Re: Hacker
Yhe Internet? I thought by the twenty-second century they had replaced the Internet with a big mainframe with blinkenlights on an asteroid somewhere in deep space. It's progress, Jim, but not as we know it.
Rogue kebab provokes Carlisle post-pub car deathmatch
ICT - Ill-advised Carlisle Transport. Don't worry I'll stop now - I blame DARPA anyway.
Re: Why?
Definitely IT - Ill-advised Transport.
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Re: upgrade option
Too bad the Pythons have already made The Final Rip Off . A replica comfy chair for $30,000 would really be the ultimate ripoff.
Flexible Willow glass displays thin and curvy gadget future
Much as I hate that expression
there are times when it's appropriate.
Ten... bits of Jubilee
tat tech
I have to agree
Geri Halliwell never made anything sexy. Some things should never be spoken of even in jest.
US secret spaceplane will come back to Earth sometime soon
How the hell do you defend against SPACE NAZIS
with that. For SPACE NAZIS you need SPACE SPITFIRES.
For symmetry
with the first post insert Skynet joke here.
Milky Way DOOMED to high-speed smash with Andromeda galaxy
"Earth's Milky Way"
I didn't realise preparations for the Galactic Empire were so far advanced.
iLuv Vibro Classic II
Re: Misleading name
Yes. I was thinking more "Highway to Heaven" than the other place.
Self-driving Volvos cover 200km of busy Spanish motorway
Volvos in Space
My new band name.
Man's car warns of AIR RAID OVER LONDON
Where is
the SPB secret testing bunker again?
The Register is rocking on Windows Phone 7
Re: At last
I suspect the explanation for the Big Dumb One involves some form of (possibly alien) brain parasite. Though more traditional types of zombiefication can't be ruled out.
Boffins develop nanoscale vacuum tube running at .46 THz
Not just van Vogt
That murmuring you can hear is a thousand golden age SF writers whispering "I told you so" from beyond the grave".
Return to Castle Wolfenstein
While I understand the reason for it swastika avoidance does irritate me. Blood Rayne, for example ,used a three-armed pseudo-swastika. If was as if in the game's weird alternative reality Hitler was Manx.
Russian satellite beams home 121-megapixel pics of Earth
Re: Cold War
The Russians never got Scotty into space so there's that.
Google warns against ISPs hard on web filth
Re: Who are we protecting here?
Education and awareness perhaps that sex is actually a mutually enjoyable activity to be conducted with a partner as well as, a fantasy object? FTFY.
Or do you propose to outlaw fantasy?
Well according to Google
Pornhub features "Free porn sex videos & pussy movies" so maybe yes.
Boffins cram binary data into living cells' DNA
That's what I got from it as well
Any sort of gene manipulation can be viewed as a process of encoding data. What they've done here is to make the write process more user friendly.
Apple design chief Jony Ive knighted - but not by the Queen
Re: Doubt it
Dammit, we need a zombie icon!
Report: SAP exec charged with $1,000 LEGO bar-code caper
Also "alot"
Let's not forget my favourite.
Review: Raspberry Pi
"First generation Atom netbooks"
Luxury! In my day we had to make do with Celerons.
SpaceX Dragon, first private ship to the ISS, launched successfully
Mutant space spiders/trout/whatever - what's not to like.
<- I think that's a Fantastic Four comic in the pocket.
Brit knits jumper for NASA space chicken
Re: Space Chickens
Not just space chickens. Rubber Chickens from Beyonf the Stratosphere. Where's Ed Wood when you need him.
Resistance is futile? Memristor RAM now cheap as chips
Re: A ways to go? More like several continents away
WUWT? It's still in the laboratory. There's no reason to make it small until you need to make it small. That would just be making life difficult for yourself.
Txt-speak is a sign of humanity 4 U
Good point
I'd forgotten about the iTelegraph.
Watchdog tells Greenpeace to stop 'encouraging anti-social behaviour'
I really can't tell you
how terrified I would be at the sight of the word idiot painted on a chimmney.
Roman roads get the web maps treatment
Built the aqueducts
then privatised them. That was Romans wasn't it? My British history's a bit vague.
Pints under attack as Lord Howe demands metric-only UK
Re: abandon the imperial and metric...
For extra points I suggest using the Australian beer system(s). Makes el Reg units look positively sane.
'IT is no place for the little ladies', says Dell mouthpiece
Rolling pin?
Probably not a good idea to get your material from out of copyright books.
Only global poverty can save the planet, insists WWF - and the ESA!
Re: BTO
Bacon, tomato and onion? OK I get that CCS is probably carbon capture something but BTO genuinely has me flummoxed.
75,000 Raspberry Pi baked before August
On the other hand
there's those of us who have been waiting for the Arduino Leonardo (the real one, not a clone) since something like September so it pretty much balances out. Of course sales numbers are meaningless here. For example, no one really knows what percentage of Atmegas end up as de facto Arduinos. These aren't commercial projects folks. They aren't competing projects. I wish people (who should know better) would stop talking as if they were.
Japanese operator to test quake-proof floating phone-mast BLIMPS
I can't help feeling
that this is the aerial equivalent of "lets build a monorail".
Freecom Hard Drive Sq 2TB
"No flashing LED indicators"
And you call this a geek treat. Admittedly, on past form, the entire series should be renamed "treats for people who really like Apple products"*.
*I'll spare you the f-word.
Samsung sheds light on low-cost WinPho blower
Re: Oh look...
So its not pointless - just crap design.
Study reveals high price of smut addiction
Re: @ blofse
If there is rigid online censorship in Australia I have yet to come up against it. The reality is that there have been persistent failed attempts at online censorship. Failed, because no one supports them except a few unrepresentative lobby groups which unfortunately have the main political parties running scared.
Boffins crack on with ultimate roboass
"Robot Politician"
Only if it were fitted with a speaker.
Story withdrawn
Re: Ill make this quick. Title "how to stop viruses"
Called Keith?
Germans hail Vulture 1 spaceplane
Re: Erm...
Wayward footballer turns to iPod cure
Re: You get a point for missing...
Darts must really confuse you then.
iTunes fanbois outraged by Apple's sex-life quiz probe
there are several. I suppose that, in some obscure way, it balances out all the fart apps.
Want to be a better marksman? Play shooting games
Re: Well bugger me sideways
According to that logic I should be able to fly a 747, drive a Formula One car, and pilot the Space Shuttle.
Google KNEW Street View cars were slurping Wi-Fi
Re: Google's magic wand waving
Yeah, but he had a lousy sense of timing.
It's all in the timing.
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Updated: May 25, 2014 1:23PM
A Chicago Police officer shot and killed a man threatening paramdics and police with a knife Saturday night in Englewood, Chicago Police said.
Officers responded to an emergency assistance call from the Chicago Fire Department about 11:25 p.m. in the 7200 block of South Racine Avenue after paramedics were confronted by a man wielding a knife, according to a statement from police.
When the officers arrived, 62-year-old Michael Myers charged at the officers with the knife, and an officer shot him, according to police and the Cook County medical examiner's office.
Myers, of the 11300 block of South Indiana Avenue, was taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he died just after midnight on Sunday, a spokesman for the medical examiner's office said.
Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Pat Camden said the man ran to the passenger side of the squad car, where an officer was sitting with the window open. He kept waving the knife around and the officers told him to the drop the knife, Camden said.
Camden said a 10-inch knife was recovered from the scene.
No one else was injured, police said.
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Tennis - for the health of it! Featured in The Physician and Sportsmedicine Journal
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The article, "Tennis: For the Health of It!," is part of the clinical features, and delves into research about the specific physical and psychological benefits of playing tennis. The article is currently available for a free viewing at http://www.physsportsmed.com. Go to "Current Issue" in the left column and click on June 2009, scroll down under "Clinical Articles" and click on the first link that says "Tennis."
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Dallas 38, New Orleans 17: A Stunning Blowout
The Dallas Cowboys stormed down the field on their opening drive of Sunday night's game against New Orleans. A touchdown pass from Tony Romo to Terrance Williams gave the Cowboys an early lead.
This marked the first time all season the Cowboys had scored on an opening drive. The first quarter was also the first where the Cowboys did not have to overcome a DeMarco Murray fumble.
But even with the great start, Dallas fans had to be cautious about any optimism. This was the Saints. They were the team that walked all over the Cowboys last season in a 49-17 New Orleans win at the Superdome.
As it turns out, nobody needed to be cautious about being excited until the fourth quarter. Dallas scored 17 points in the second quarter to extend the lead to 24-0 at the half.
Meanwhile, the Saints punted twice, had a pass intercepted, and missed a field goal in the first half.
DeMarco Murray looked nearly unstoppable. Tony Romo did not need to set the world on fire, but he was effective. Everything that failed to work in the 2013 debacle worked on Sunday night.
Then came the fourth quarter. The Cowboys defense that had played so well all game gave up two touchdown drives, and a 31-3 lead became a 31-17 lead.
The Dallas offense stalled on three straight possessions in the third and fourth quarters.
Blow a 28-point lead in the fourth quarter? Surely not.
Well, no, it didn't happen. The Dallas defense forced a fourth-down play with 7:45 remaining, and the Saints lined up for a punt. Dallas only had ten players on the field.
The Saints called a fake, and punter Thomas Morstead tried to throw a pass for the first down. He wound up face first on the ground.
Seven plays later, Romo hit Dez Bryant on an 18-yard touchdown pass, which iced the game.
This marked the 20th time the Cowboys had led by 24 or more points at the half. The team is now 20-0 in those games.
With the Eagles losing to the 49ers today, Dallas and Philadelphia are now tied for first in the NFC East.
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Codependency For DummiesWiley 2012; US$ 14.39
Codependency is much more widespread than originally thought. You don't even have to be in a relationship. Codependents have trouble accepting themselves, so they hide who they are to be accepted by someone else. Codependency for Dummies is the most comprehensive book on the topic to date. It describes the history, symptoms, causes, and relationship... more...
Emotional IntelligenceRandom House Publishing Group 2012; US$ 18.00
Everyone knows that high IQ is no guarantee of success, happiness, or virtue, but until Emotional Intelligence , we could only guess why. Daniel Goleman's brilliant report from the frontiers of psychology and neuroscience offers startling new insight into our "two minds"?the rational and the emotional?and how they together shape our destiny. Through... more...
22 Things a Woman Must Know If She Loves a Man with Asperger's SyndromeJessica Kingsley Publishers 2009; US$ 15.95
This book looks at 22 common traits that women may discover when they are dating, living with or married to a man with Asperger's Syndrome. Simone explores Asperger's relationships with honesty and understanding, drawing on research and personal experience to inform and advise women with AS partners. more...


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Hey Gals! It's finally the weekend and I feel as if it's a well deserved one. I'm hoping to get a little downtime and really narrow in on this job searching. Today I thought I would create a fun little video for you all showcasing three ways to …View The Post
Rad Gifts for the Grad
Just a few gift ideas to get for the wonderful people you know graduating. (like myself!) Dannijo Earrings Dior Couture Book Lomography Diana Camera Anthropologie Notebook Lanvin NotecardsView The Post
Neutrals with Leopard
Vest Old Navy, Pants SFAM, Shirts Random Boutique, Purse Stella McCartney, Heels Sam Edelman, Sunnies Ray Ban
Military inspired vest + Leopard heels= my new favorite combination
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Bows & Polka Dots
Top Zara, Pants TopShop (similar style here), Sandals Zara (LOVE this pair), Bag Stella McCartney, Bracelets c/o Oia Jules, Sunnies Ray Ban
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Lounging Around
Dress c/o BCBGeneration, Wedges Shoemint, Purse (love this new color- Kate Spade) , Sunnies Ray Ban, Bracelets c/o View The Post


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Follow this incredibly simple visual step-by-step for perfect cinnamon rolls this holiday season.
Eat these surprisingly healthy foods and your body will be merry.
There's no need to skip dessert with these healthy holiday pies.
Is Red Band Society close to flat-lining?The acclaimed Fox medical drama about a...
MasterChef is losing one of its own.Longtime judge
Civilian drones are flying so close to airplanes so frequently that the Federal Aviation Administration is receiving almost one incident report a day.
The Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office is saddened to report that the deceased person found under the Kelsey Creek Bridge in the Fort Jones area on November 24, 2014, has been identified as Mr. Daniel Mark English, 55, of Fort Jones.
The Cleveland Police Department released surveillance footage Wednesday that shows a rookie police officer fatally shoot 12-year-old Tamir Rice.
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Cyber Snipa Sonar Portable Mini Speaker unveiled
When it comes to listening to music our music audio on the go, you can go for a set of headphones or ear buds if you are alone. If you don't feel like wearing earphones or have multiple people that want to hear you need a speaker. Most of the speakers for computers aren't made to be taken on the road so they are bulky and take up lots of space in your bag making using them difficult.