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It's just a simple line painted in a semi-circle on a basketball floor. Yet the 3-point arc seems to draw a lot of attention.
Here are some recent examples of Ohio prep stars making the most of their long-range accuracy:
Arlington's Jordan Freed set a school record by making 10 3-pointers (in 14 attempts) in Saturday's 71-30 win over Riverdale, breaking by one the old record set by David Metzger during the 1991-92 season; Vanlue's John Clymer made his first six 3-point attempts and was 7 for 9 overall, teammate Linden Smith made his first four 3's and the Wildcats made a school-record 14 treys in Saturday's 74-30 win over Ridgemont; Arcadia's Miranda Palmer was a perfect 8 for 8 on 3-pointers and score 30 points in Saturday's 58-39 win over Bloomdale Elmwood; Salineville Southern's Luke Griffith connected on a school-record nine 3-pointers for 33 points in a 64-42 win over Columbiana, breaking the school mark of 8 set by current assistant coach Ethan Blatch; and Lisbon David Anderson freshman Avery Andric tied a school record with seven 3-pointers as he scored 24 points in a 64-58 loss to East Palestine.
RECORDS APLENTY: What a night the Galion girls, and in particular Peyton Beachy, had in a win over Lucas on Saturday.
The Tigers set a record for points in the 88-39 win. They also made 15 3-point shots to set another school mark. Beachy hit 10 of those for yet another record, and her 40 points eclipsed the previous Galion record of 37.
Also, Lucas hit eight 3-point shots, so the teams combined for an amazing 23.
OLD SCHOOL: The Windham Bombers boys routed Rootstown last week, 80-45. The Bombers reached their offensive total without a single made 3-pointer.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS: Maybe their minds were elsewhere at their homecoming game because Hanoverton United's boys made just 1 of 21 shots from the field in the first half during a 69-25 loss to Canfield South Range; despite missing No. 2-leading scorer Jeff Thomas, No. 3 Norwalk beat Port Clinton 92-33 in its only game last week; Clyde's Derek Gray finished with 77 points, 26 rebounds, 20 assists in three wins last week (25.6 points, 8.6 rebounds, 6.6 assists per game) for the Fliers (11-5); Green Meadows Conference unbeatens Haviland Wayne Trace and Edgerton both lost on the same night, WT having a 12-game winning streak stopped by Defiance Tinora 57-47, while Edgerton had an 11-game win streak ended by Holgate 37-31; just 1-16 entering the game, the Sherwood Fairview girls rallied from a 27-14 halftime deficit to beat Antwerp, 46-43; Collins Western Reserve's girls (18-2) put the wraps on a record fifth straight Firelands Conference championship with a 53-35 win at Ashland Mapleton, giving them 33 straight conference wins; Celina's girls have won 12 straight games - 11 by double figures - heading into this week; and Ottoville's girls won their fourth consecutive Putnam County League title with a 67-45 win over Leipsic, making the seniors 28-0 in PCL games in their careers.
PAYBACK: In December, St. Henry defeated Celina in a holiday tournament semifinal 59-56 on a last-second shot by Kyle Stahl. The teams met again Saturday night , this time Celina getting a jumper in the paint by Ryan Hoyng at the buzzer to give the Bulldogs a 62-61 overtime win over the Redskins at the Celina Fieldhouse. Still, Stahl had a chance to win the game in regulation, but missed on a 3-pointer.
DOUBLE TIMES THREE: McComb's Jerry Brown had a triple-double on Friday, scoring 13 points, grabbing 11 rebounds and handing out 11 assists in the Panthers 62-46 win over Van Buren.
PRODUCTION LINES: Findlay's Austin Gutting went for 20 points and 10 rebounds in a loss to Toledo Whitmer and followed up the next night with a 30-point, 14-rebound game in Saturday's win over Cleveland East Tech; Vanlue's Zach Garber, a 6-foot-10 center headed to the University of Toledo, had 19 points and 21 rebounds (to go along with 6 steals, 6 blocks and 5 assists) in a 73-40 win over Ridgemont; Pam Pierce totaled 33 points, 17 rebounds and four assists in leading Lisbon David Anderson past East Palestine, 68-52; and Lexington's Mason Willeke scored 33 points as the Minutemen beat Millersburg West Holmes 64-57 in overtime, with the Minutemen outscoring West Holmes 35-13 in the fourth quarter and extra time.
REDSTREAKING: The Piketon Redstreaks, who returned all five starters from last year's team that lost to eventual state runner-up Portsmouth in the district tournament, are rolling again. They have the inside track to defending their Scioto Valley Conference title with an 11-1 record. The Redstreaks are streaking, having won seven in a row.
BIG SHOT: Clyde junior and Indiana University recruit Amanda Cahill buried a deep 3-pointer with 1:17 left to seal a 52-46 win and deny an upset bid from Port Clinton (16-3) as the Fliers (19-0) won a 44th consecutive Sandusky Bay Conference game. Clyde had trailed 40-33 with under 7 minutes left in the game, and the lead changed hands six times in the final 5 minutes of the final quarter.
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Ireland and Argentina will go head-to-head in Dublin on Saturday in a clash that is set to serve as a shoot out for a favourable world ranking and a preferable pool draw at the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
A loss for Ireland, in tandem with other results, could see them plummet to 10th position and leave Declan Kidney's men facing a pool with two sides ranked higher than them at the sport's next showpiece event. On the flip side, a loss for the Pumas and they could be the ones slipping out of the top eight.
The hosts enter the clash following a narrow defeat to South Africa with an experimental Ireland XV over-powering Fiji last weekend. That eight-try rout of the Fijians restored some much-needed confidence but did not cause a tremor to rival Argentina's upset of Wales earlier this month. The Pumas were brought back down to earth by France last time out but have shown in the last few weeks that they fear no one and back themselves against allcomers.
Ireland - Player to Watch: Winger Craig Gilroy's hat-trick against Fiji last weekend has earned him a promotion to the Test side - can he maintain his rich vein of form?
Ireland - Team News: The Ireland starting line-up shows just one change from the defeat to South Africa with Gilroy taking his place on the wing at the expense of Andrew Trimble. Coach Declan Kidney has also kept the faith with the same selection of replacements with Iain Henderson, Michael Bent and David Kilcoyne all looking to get some game time.
Argentina - Player to Watch: Big games call for big performances from big players and they don't come much bigger than Pumas playmaker Juan Martin Hernandez. Back in the line-up after injury ruled him out of the France game, Ireland will be hoping he is not too fresh.
Argentina - Team News: Argentina have made four changes to the side beaten by France last time out. Hernandez returns at fullback in the place of Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino and is joined in the backs by Exeter's Gonzalo Camacho and Santiago Fernandez. Camacho replaces the injured Horacio Agulla while Fernandez steps in for Gonzalo Tiesi with Marcelo Bosch shifting to outside centre. And in the pack, Maximiliano Bustos is set to make his debut at tight-head and replaces Juan Figallo.
Key Battle: With so much at stake a tense contest awaits so every kick will count. The pressure on Ireland's Jonathan Sexton and Argentina's Nicolas Sanchez - and perhaps team-mate Hernandez will be immense. Whoever deals with the pressure to perform the best will likely steer their side to victory.
Trivia: Ireland have recorded a win ratio of just 42% since returning to the rebuilt Lansdowne Road in 2010. They have lost seven of the 12 test matches played at the venue
Stats: Tommy Bowe needs one more try to reach 25 tries scored for Ireland. Bowe is already Ireland's third highest try scorer of all time behind second placed Denis Hickie (29 tries) and Ireland's highest try scorer Brian O'Driscoll, with 45 tries.
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Research Profile
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Selected Publications 2001-10
2001 Kemshall H and MaguireM, 'Public Protection, Partnership and Risk Penality: The Multi-Agency Risk Management of Sexual and Violent Offenders' Punishment and Society: The International Journal of Penology, 5, 2, 237-264.
2001 Miers D, Maguire M, Goldie S, Sharpe K, Hale C, Netten A, Uglow S, Doolin K, Hallam A, Enterkin J and Newburn T. An Exploratory Evaluation of Restorative Justice Schemes. Crime Reduction Series Paper 9, London: Home Office.
2002 Obando-Rojas B, Bloor M, Lane T, Badigannavar V, Maguire M and Welsh, I., 'The political economy of fraud in a globalised industry: the case of seafarers' certifications'. Sociological Review. 52, 3: 295-313
2003 Maguire, M. and Hopkins, M. 'Data analysis for problem-solving: alcohol and city centre violence.' In Bullock, K. and Tilley, N. (eds) Crime Reduction and Problem-Oriented Policing.
2004 Levi, M. and Maguire, M. 'Reducing and Preventing Organised crime: An Evidence-Based Critique' Crime, Law and Social Change: 41, 397-469.
2004 Maguire, M. 'The Crime Reduction Programme: Reflections on the Vision and the Reality' Criminal Justice, 4, 3, 213-238..
2005 Brookman, F. and Maguire, M. 'Reducing Homicide in the UK: A Review of the Possibilities' Crime, Law and Social Change 42, 1-79.
2006 Raynor, P. and Maguire, M. 'End-to- end or end in tears? Prospects for the effectiveness of the National Offender Management Model' in M. Hough, R. Allen and U.Padel (eds) Reshaping Probation and Prisons: The New Offender Management Framework. Bristol: Policy Press.
2006 Maguire, M. and Raynor, P. 'How the Resettlement of Prisoners Promotes Desistance from Crime: Or Does It?' Criminology and Criminal Justice, 6 (1), 17-36.
2006 Maguire, M. and John, T. 'Intelligence Led Policing, Managerialism and Community Engagement: Competing Priorities and the Role of the National Intelligence Model in the UK'. Policing and Society, 16, 1, 67-85.
2006 Clancy, A., Hudson, K., Maguire, M., Peake, R., Raynor, P. Vanstone, M. and Kynch, J. Getting Out and Staying Out: Results of the Prisoner Resettlement Pathfinders. Bristol: Policy Press.
2007 Maguire M, Morgan R, Reiner R (editors) The Oxford Handbook of Criminology. Fourth edition. Oxford University Press.
2007 Lewis, S., Maguire, M., Raynor, P., Vanstone, M., Vennard, J. 'What Works in Resettlement? Findings from Seven Pathfinders for Short-term Prisoners in England and Wales' Criminology and Criminal Justice, Vol 7 (1), 33-53.
2007 Maguire, M. and Nolan, J. 'Accommodation and related services for ex-prisoners'. In A. Hucklesby and L Hagley-Dickinson (eds) Prisoner Resettlement: Policy and Practice. Devon: Willan.
2008 Maguire, M. 'Criminal Investigation and Crime Control.' In Newburn, T. (ed) Handbook of Policing. Second edition. Devon: Willan.
2009 Rix, A., Maguire, M., Joshua, F. and Morton, S. Improving Public Confidence in the Police: A Review of the Evidence. Home Office Research Report No. 28. London: Home Office.
2010 Bennett, T., Brookman, F., Pierpoint, H., Maguire, M (eds) Handbook on Crime, Devon: Willan.
2010 Maguire, M., Holloway, K., Liddle, M., Gordon, F., Gray, P., Smith, A. and Wright, S. Evaluation of the Transitional Support Scheme. Cardiff: Welsh Assembly Government.
2010 Maguire, M. and Raynor, P. 'Prospects and possibilities for offender management' in Brayford, J., Cowe, F., and Deering, J. What Else Works? Creative Work with Offenders and Other Socially Excluded People. Devon: Willan
2010 Maguire, M. Grubin, D., Losel, F. and Raynor, P. 'What Works and the Correction Services Accreditation Panel: An Insider Perspective' Criminology and Criminal Justice, Vol 10, 1, 37-58.
Selected Earlier Publications
1982 Maguire, M. Burglary in a Dwelling: the Offence, the Offender and the Victim. London: Heinemann.
1987 Maguire, M. and Corbett, C. The Effects of Crime and the Work of Victims Support Schemes. Aldershot: Gower.
1991 Maguire, M. and Corbett, C. A Study of the Police Complaints System. London: HMSO.
1991 Maguire, M. "The Needs and Rights of Victims of Crime" Crime and Justice, Vol 14, 165-89. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
1992 Maguire, M. and Norris, C. The Conduct and Supervision of Criminal Investigations. Research Study No. 5. London: Royal Commission on Criminal Justice.


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This is a good question for today, given all our recent talk about knife storage. Reader Jesse writes:
My boyfriend and I are moving in together this month to our first darling little apartment. One of the things we are both most excited about is having a kitchen all to ourselves. While we get to take a lot of things from the our current kitchens, we will be missing one main ingredient for a fabulous kitchen: A really good knife.
We are both of very, eh-hem, humble means. In other words we're starving students, so a hundred bucks on a superb knife isn't feasible at the moment. We cook mostly vegetables with occasional chicken, not a lot of other meat, and grains, bread, and pasta. But we cook a whole lot, so a good knife is important to us. I was wondering if you had any advice on what kind of knife to buy and where I should be looking. We live in San Francisco.
Jesse, I have two specific suggestions for you. First, this Victorinox Forschner chef's knife has been my go-to knife for the last two years. It is light, which I like, and at 8 inches it's a good size for a chef's knife. It holds an edge well, and every year I have it professionally sharpened. It's a great knife, and I know that many other kitchen readers have it as well. If you're looking for a budget bargain, this is a good one to try. The best part is that it's only $13 at Amazon right now!
• Victorinox Cutlery 8-Inch Chef's Knife, Black Fibrox Handle, $13.10 at Amazon.com
For that price you can (and should) buy two. If you and your boyfriend both enjoy cooking, it would be helpful to have two knives.
Also, since you are in San Francisco I can give you this piece of advice: Go to The Wok Shop, at 718 Grant Ave in Chinatown, and get yourself a big cleaver and a few paring knives. Ask the owner for the sharpest paring knives she has. Also talk to her about the cleaver; she'll ask you what you want to use it for and recommend a model based on that. Those cleavers are utterly sharp and great tools in the kitchen. I use mine for chopping roast chickens, cutting meat, and other big tasks where you want something a little heavier. I think it cost $10.
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If you can afford $50.00, I would not hesitate to recommend the Togiharu gyuto; I bought it from Amazon after reading this article:
It's the only knife I use regularly anymore. It's light enough for me, feels good in my hand, and it's supersharp. It is a Japanese knife, which means you don't want to use a steel to hone it, and I haven't figured out what I'm going to do when it needs sharpened--probably mail it somewhere to be done...
Another option is IKEA whose knives (I think the slightly higher-end ones) are actually quite decent. I've got their bread knife and it works quite well. I think it was something like $20.
I'm a big fan of this cheap Oxo paring knife:
I have two of them, and they're very nearly the only knives I use, especially for vegetables, herbs, etc.
I also have a small serrated Wursthof knife that my mother gave me. I dread to think what it must have cost. But it really is a damn good knife... It's the only thing I'll use to slice tomatoes.
I have the Victorinox with the rosewood handle that I bought locally for under $40 and I love it.
I can recommend the Ikea "365 " budget line of knives. Several years ago I bought a wall hung bentwood knife block, (since discontinued) because it was perfect for my tiny kitchen. For about $25 I got the knife block, a paring knife, chefs knife, serrated bread knife and a sharpening steel. While I already had several favorite knives, those knives are also in steady use in our kitchen, hold an edge well, and work far better than their not very fancy looks would suggest. I can maintain their edge with the steel, and they are easily sharpened with a small sharpening stone.
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Whoops, hit post rather than preview... I meant to add that the paring knife is currently $2.99 and the 8" chefs knife is $6.99
I also have that same Victorinox knife ... in fact, have the whole set. I did a lot of research and found that for the $$, these knives can't be beat. I've had them 5 years and love them!!
Restaurant supply companies are great sources for inexpensive, basic kitchen stuff, including knives. You can get a very decent 8-inch chef's knife for about $10, just like the ones used in restaurants all over town.
Didn't Mark Bittman publish a good column on kitchen essentials awhile back? I think he gave the same advice.
You can often find Wustof knives at TJ Maxx or Tuesday Morning for amazing deals. I have a 6" chef's knife that I think was around $25, and I use it for everything.
Will also recommend the Victorinox. These are commonly issued at culinary schools.
My boyfriend and I were in the same boat a couple of months ago. We bought these knives at JcPenny. It's a $20 set for one big knife and one small one.
They have been one of the best things we've bought for the kitchen. Good Luck!
I'm really into knives - I think there are 20 on my magnetic strip and more in drawers. I'd been wanting to try a santoku knife but was afraid to invest very much in one in case I didn't like it. On a whim, I ordered the Martha Stewart Triple-Riveted Cutting Set one day from Macys.com - at 50% off. It includes a 7-inch santoku knife, a 3.5 inch paring knife (also with those santuko 'indentations' on the blade), and a really nice 14 in x 10 inch oval hardwood cutting board. I think the whole set was $15.
I've used the 7-inch knife several times a day for the past year, and I love it so much I bought another set when they went on sale again (I think this happens regularly). The paring knife is great, too. Both have a nice (and unexpected) heft to them and are a pleasure to use.
The carbon steel paring knives at Williams-Sonoma are truly awesome.
BTW, you can get the knives individually, for about $10 each, at the store, as opposed to together for $30 online.
Mark Bittman did at article a couple of years ago about stocking an entire kitchen on $300.
Interestingly: "I started with an eight-inch, plastic-handle stainless alloy chef's knife for $10. This is probably the most essential tool in the kitchen. People not only obsess about knives (and write entire articles about them), but you can easily spend over $100 on just one. Yet go into any restaurant kitchen and you will see most of the cooks using this same plastic-handle Dexter-Russell tool. (Go to the wrong store and you'll spend $20 or even $30 on the same knife.)"
My dad volunteers at a resale shop and sees a lot of really nice knives come through. People are cleaning out Great Aunt Betty's kitchen and don't know what they're looking at.
If you're willing to do a little digging and then a bit of cleaning and a lot of sharpening, you can probably find yourself a great knife for less than $5.
i suppose it all depends on what youd like to pay for a knife... i started out with a four piece set of henckel twin cuisins for 160, give or take. the set was made up of a 4" paring, 6" utility, 8" chefs knife, and a 9" honing steel. since then ive added a few more knives, but im def glad i started out with a nice set rather than something that might have needed replacing later down the road.
Another vote for the Victorinox Forschner. I bought the Santoku version on Amazon, and it is honestly the only knife I use now. It's lightweight, easy to clean, and sharp as heck.
Victorinox. I am still using the one that was issued to me at culinary school back in '95.
The French Peasant's knife from Lee Valley, hands down. It is not Stainless Steel, but that is a good thing, because it is carbon steel (like samurai swords)! Which is harder and sharper! This will keep an edge for a year or two even with heavy use.
Forschner Victorinox knives are a good bet. They're inexpensive and retain their sharpness pretty well. As others have noted, many restaurants and culinary schools use them.
You can be confident that you're getting a good tool without spending a fortune. Leave exquisite Japanese knives with wooden handles until you have everything else you could possibly need in your kitchen.
I've used a Chicago Cutlery chef's knife (similar to, but maybe not exactly this one: http://www.amazon.com/Chicago-Cutlery-Centurion-8-Inch-Chefs/dp/B000277Y96 ) for about 7 years now, with daily use. I keep it honed, and it has only had to be sharpened profesionally once. I love, love, love that knife. Inexpensive, well-balanced, and sturdy.
As for the Mark Bittman knife recommendation (the white-plastic-handled thing), I've used those plenty of times. The only reason line cooks use them is because that's all the restaurant is willing to pay for (there's a reason chefs bring their own knives to work). They're cheap and NSF certified, nothing more. If you only chop an onion once in a blue moon, it might work for you; me, I use my knife too much for that.
When knife shopping, just make sure you choose one that has a full tang (the metal part inside the handle; full tang = better balance and higher quality) and is forged, not stamped (better balance and keeps an edge much longer). Other than that, it's really personal preference.
I am pretty impressed with IKEAs higher end knives. I think a chef knife will put you out around $15, and as far as my needs go, it is as good a knife as the fancier ones I've had. I do cook, and I chop a lot of vegetables, but nothing too fancy.
Also, Wusthoff sells a really simple sharpener that I use frequently to keep them sharp. I am fan. It is easy to use, and I think maintenance is the key to having good sharp knives.
i LOVE my Henckels Santoku knife, Macys always has terrific sales on the sets but you can definitely buy them individually too. That knife is the only one I reach for!!
it's $50, forgot the link!
I learned about this knife via Cool Tools and found it superlative:
Tosagata Hocho 6 in Santoku Hocho
The Japanese name for this style of knife refers to the three parts of the blade used for cutting: the tip, the edge and the heel of the knife. The Santoko Hocho is the most versatile of blade styles and can handle a variety of cutting tasks.
Thank you for all the great advice! It so happened that after I asked this question I couldn't wait long enough to get the answer (though I will be using this information for future purchases). I ended up buying a Henckels International Fine Edge Pro 7" Hollow Ground Santoku Knife for $13.99 at BB&B. Sounds like I made a good decision. We'll see how long it lasts, but so far, so good. It works perfectly and is pretty much the only knife we use. Now we just need a second one, maybe a 5", and a lovely bread knife and we'll be set for a long time.
P.S. The Mark Bittman article was great. Looks like I figured things out pretty well. The only thing I'd add to his list is a durable hand juicer or reamer... I think it's pretty darn essential.
Jesse Lu
I have the Victorinox Forschner set of 3 paring knives. You can get them on Amazon too, or at a good kitchen store. The whole set cost $11 and they are great knives, beating out my much more expensive Wustoff paring knife many times over. They have a lovely fine edge that I have yet to blunt yet they are so affordable I would not worry about replacing it. The serrated knife is great for making paper thin tomato slices and the beak shaped knife is my go-to fruit cutting knife.


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- disappointingcjr2VIPDined on 5/5/2014three of us had been there last fall and had a delightful and very good dinner. but last week they said they were in process of changing the menu and did not have salads listed so just gave us substitute without informing us. the short ribs were too fatty. not a satisfactory experience for five of us. cant recommend them until they improve.
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- Low-key and terrific!BoerumHillDined on 4/10/2014What a gem! Selected La Rosetta almost entirely because it was conveniently located, and seemed to have good reviews for food and atmosphere conducive to conversation. It turned out to be a real find, and I was lauded for discovering a great place. The staff was friendly, helpful, and seemed personally committed to the quality and success of the restaurant. We shared a variety of dishes, and all were great. I was particularly impressed by the tofu entree, which I probably never would have ordered otherwise--it is FANTASTIC--crispy cubes of tofu with broccolini in a slightly spicy/slightly sweet, Asian-influenced sauce. I've never had anything like it. La Rosetta will surely be on my list of recommendations now!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very pleasant dining experinceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/5/2014Pleasant atmosphere & well laid out with tables spread out . So nice to find a restaurant where the tables aren't on top of each other. Delicious bread, we couldn't stop eating it. The seafood was very fresh & the meat eaters were very happy too. Great entree selections including for vegetarians . Friendly attentive service. It was our first time at the restaurant & we will return .Special Features:
- Outstanding Meal & Friendly ServiceMarkRDined on 3/28/2014It was our first time dining here and we had a great meal. We started at the bar with a glass of wine (Ashley the bartender was very friendly and accommodating). We later sat exactly on time (as per our reservation) and were greeted by a friendly wait staff. The person who took our order was Alex and he did a great job explaining the menu to us. Our food came out on time and was excellent; I would definitely go back again!Special Features:
- Exceptional Food/Service!LuisDined on 3/25/2014Celebrated my mother's 50th birthday for dinner at LaRosetta... one word - EXCEPTIONAL! Our waiter Alex was very attentive and made sure my mother (and everyone else at the table) was taken care of and satisfied. The entire staff was super friendly, to an extent where I can't remember when was the last time I received this type of service. The food was outstanding, beautiful presentation and the chef even came to our table to greet us. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for great food and great service. I will definitely be coming back to LaRosetta very soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent once again...GeorgeDined on 3/4/2014I was passing by with my wife and I decide to try again this great restaurant.. To my amazement I had one of the best tuna in my life.., (spinach..mushrooms .. and soy with fresh herbs)..so delicious... I heard the chef is excellent honestly he was above that...as well my wife had short ribs.. so tender and creamy polenta.. Yum yum.. Deserts were great...service very nice . we had a nice evening.. Can't wait to go back and try some other specials... La Rosetta will be our favor restaurant .. Mediterranean food at is best..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We arrived early, and wereCasperVIPDined on 2/28/2014We arrived early, and were well cared for. It was perfect for a quiet meal when most restaurants are between shifts.Special Features:
- Best ExperienceMattDDined on 2/20/2014I will never forget the taste of the fresh seafood risotto and the crab cake. Absolutely the best service I've ever had. Was treated like royalty since the moment I walked in. I look forward to dining there again!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not quite as advertised...JFWineloverVIPDined on 2/16/2014We picked this restaurant because they had a brunch menu on open table. Unfortunately when we arrived a brunch menu was nowhere to be found. They also advertised a lot of drink specials and these were nowhere to be found. The food was not bad, but it was nothing special either. The restaurant was empty when we arrived. During the entire meal that had two other tables show up in total. I certainly wouldn't go back, but not because it was bad, just because it was nothing special.
- first class spot to eat.!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/15/2014definitely a hidden gem....BUT highly recommend.....the food was fresh AND delicious....service was OUTSTANDING.!!...HIGHLY RECOMMEND.!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What an amazing find!!LS240Dined on 2/14/2014My fiancee discovered La Rosetta Cucina Mediterranea when it was featured on a popular morning news show, recently. So I decided to surprise her by taking her here for an intimate, late dinner. We were both very pleasantly pleased and surprised with the cuisine, the service, and the ambiance. This is a very quaint, cosy and romantic spot and we had an excellent time. The food is excellent! And the staff is very friendly and relaxed, and not to intrusive as with many restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentine Dinneraguila14Dined on 2/14/2014My friends and I dined on Valentine day and we really enjoyed La Rosetta. our server was very attentive to our need even though they where quit busy. We enjoyed our drinks, our Buratta salad and the calamari to start. Our main courses took a little bite long but our waiter informed us that it was going to be with worth the wait. The salmon, branzino and the short ribs where well seasoned and cooked well. We finished our meal with great deserts and complimentary chocolate covered strawberries. We will definitely return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NicSinNicSinVIPDined on 2/14/2014Never go on Valentines Day, took us two hours to get appetizers. They were grossly understaffed.Special Features:
- Bad service, good foodDianet123VIPDined on 2/14/2014We were seated more or less halfway into the restaurant and, since it took almost 2 hours for our main course to arrive we began staff-watching. The number of waiters and busboys rushing back and forth carrying nothing was...puzzling. And we still can't figure out what the heck our waiter was doing over by the service station video console that is visible from half the tables in the front room. Playing a computer game, maybe? Certainly not explaining the delay or bringing our wine (which unbelievably arrived well after the very delayed food). Good thing the bread was tasty and the water was refilled! They did give us an extra bottle of wine to make amends, but I would hesitate to go back.
- a joke of a restaurantjgohDined on 2/14/2014horrible service. spent about 3 1/2 hours at the restaurant waiting for our meals and didnt even get our full meal. i drank more water then eatting at this restaurant. took forever for any meal to come and once it did you should just eat extremely slow so you dont just sit there with a cup of water til the next meal is served. my girlfriend dish comes out and its wrong after waiting over a hour for it and then she cancel the meal for dessert and still gets wrong. i dont know how you can even mess up dessert but they can. i coulda written more but there a character limit on this, but i would recommend mcdonalds service over this place. thanks for ruining my valentine day dinner with my girl. worst choice ever to go have a date.
- Lovely Valentine's1of2Dined on 2/14/2014Excellent service. The waiters were prompt and helpful. The food was delicious, with lots of good options. The wine list was superb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overbooked on Valentine's DayADinerDined on 2/14/2014One bad night does not a bad restaurant make, & it's not unusual for new restaurants to overbook on a holiday. They overbooked Valentine's Day, & the kitchen and wait staff clearly couldn't handle it. We spent the whole time trying to get someone's attention, waiting for food, for anything; finally had to leave before mains came to make a late music event. But they charged us for our apps. & a bottle we didn't really order & didn't get to drink; left $100 poorer & hungry (at that point, no time to discuss; we paid and ran). Saw another table leave for the same reason. The is restaurant seems to have great potential, and I'm sympathetic to them being on a learning curve; I hope they've learned from that experience and are doing better now.
- Over lookedRockyVIPDined on 2/7/2014This restaurant has not found its audience yet but it should. Excellent cuisine and service. Definitely worth a visit.Special Features:
- Great service, disappointing foodISDNYDined on 2/3/2014The bad: - one of the sauces served with the appetizers was Trader Joe's Sweet Chili Sauce. - frying calamari is an art they have not mastered, whoever ate undercooked calamari knows what I mean. - the beef brisket was rather cold and so fat it was almost bacon, I gagged several times and left about a third of it on the plate after trying to carve around the fat. The good: - the garlic mashed potato was amazing. - the tiramisu was fresh. - the staff was friendly, professional (albeit overenthusiastic about the quality of food). For a supposedly famous chef, it has been a very lousy meal.
- Very good, where's the audience?FoodwithacapitalFVIPDined on 1/30/2014Living on the next block, I have passed this space many times over the years, and it has never had a successful tenant. I had low expectations when I saw another Italian restaurant coming in, but I was wrong. Food and service were excellent, at least what we experienced (linguine with clam sauce, roasted chicken). On the other hand, restaurant was empty except for us, and no one came on a very cold winter night until we were leaving (whereas Coppelia, just down the block, was mobbed, people waiting). Prices could be a bit lower, but not unreasonable for this area, where rents are outrageous. If you're looking for a solid neighborhood Italian restaurant, give La Rosetta a try, and it is nice to be able to talk to your friend without shoutingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent food, i had thedociincDined on 1/27/2014excellent food, i had the seafood rissoto, i am a pasta and rissoto lover this is the best i ever had, my wife had the duck, outstanding, she was very happy, excellent service very friendly staffSpecial Features:
- Great Place near the Joyce theaterJBnanaDined on 1/24/2014I'm so glad I just wondered into this restaurant one evening. I have returned 3 times and it never disappoints. Delicious food served with care. It's only a short walk from the Joyce theater. Love it!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but unfortunatelyFoodappreciatorDined on 1/24/2014Good food but unfortunately the wine I ordered smelled like it had gone bad and did not taste like what its supposed to (a Sangiovese??) as described by the waiter. As I was not shown a bottle and was just handed a glass already poured, I'm inclined to think that they just whipped something up last minute....maybe best to order a bottle if going with a crowd. Was disappointed with that, otherwise good experience.
- We had to push our reservationmomchicVIPDined on 1/18/2014We had to push our reservation out 90 minutes and they accommodated us which I thought was very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful restaurant ...what a gemGeorgeDined on 1/16/2014Me and my wife have pass by this restaurant a few times..and we decide to try it...the food was spectacular ...crab meat risotto to die for it...appetizers ceviche..yummy ......plus the duck...unbelievable ....can't wait to go back again...service was good...waiters knows their drinks and wine list......all together a wonderfull experience...I would definitely recommend to my friends... ...can't wait to try other dishes...and the special cocktails at the bar...the pomegranate martini was delicious ...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not greatRobertDined on 1/10/2014Service was slow. Of the 5 meat items on the menu, only 2 were available. Menu is changing as the reason, but for a restaurant that has only been open for 4 months, it was not a good first impression. Staff tried to compensate for problems, but I will not go back.
- Excellent food, wonderful serviceEatOutOftenVIPDined on 1/7/2014We had a wonderful meal at La Rosetta. It's a great fish-centric menu, and we were impressed with the food, even though we ordered rather conservatively. (The fried calamari was as good as any we've ever had, with two imaginative and wisely chosen dipping sauces.) We were there when it was below 10 degrees outside, so perhaps the restaurant will be noisier next time. The service was terrific. Everyone who waited on us was attentive and friendly, without being overbearing, pretentious or fawning. We expect to be back often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FindAG2014VIPDined on 1/6/2014Great food and a wonderful experience. Chef was amazing, prepared exactly what I wanted and with amazing service to boot. Don't miss this place, it's worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperiencefoodiegoodieDined on 1/1/2014Went here to check out the food with my girlfriend and when I got there, there was only one other table. But it was expected as I went on a weekday and it was not busy at all. The food great. I had the ceviche tasting which was delicious and finished off with branzino and desert. Overall the service was great. Would go back again to try the other seafood options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What's that burning smell?EatOuterDined on 12/25/2013The food was good, but there was a burning scent in the restaurant. It was pretty strong. The kitchen appears to be in the basement, but they need to improve ventilation. There was also a prep station right near the bar, in open view by patrons. Gave the place a less than elegant appearance.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Xmas DinnergypsypalateDined on 12/25/2013They had a prix fixe 4 course menu. The first course was lovely- great grilled octopus. The second was OK- but then the timing got off. We waited abit long between courses and by the time we got entrees - the prime rib was cold and average and the Bacallao was a bit overcooked with wilted garnish - as if they sat too long before serving. It was a holiday and they were full but the entree should be the Piece de Resistance. They were out of several desserts we wanted. Overall it was OK- and it was good to see the owner at the end of the night up front behind the bar tending to a group of patrons.Special Features:
- Good Food for a Special OccasionDaveDined on 12/25/2013For a special occasion, this restaurant is a great place. Food was excellent, service was very good but a bit pricey. Ran out of desserts but had suitable alternatives.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Christmas FeastLisaNYCDined on 12/25/2013My partner and I went went to La Rosetta Cucina Mediterranea for Christmas dinner. They offered a prix fixe meal and it was stellar! The food reminded me of eating homemade meals of Christmases past and the portions were both than filling. The service was very friendly and accommodating without being overbearing. I will definitely come back. Brava!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding in many ways!!ZYinCTDined on 12/24/2013I went there with some girlfriends on Christmas Eve, and what a memorable experience. We were a little late for our reserved time, but instead of giving us a hard time, we were greeted with professional, happy service, and upgraded to a better table. It was very crowded, but in a good way, there was a nice buzz going in the room, and the restaurant was well staffed. It seemed like the waiters were actually happy to be serving you.... Wait, am I still in NYC? The food was great - don't forego the crispy bread appetizers, they are to die for. We were the last ones to leave, and instead of rushing us along and being annoyed, the owner bought us an after dinner drink. I would definitely go back there and highly recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!sbell82Dined on 12/23/2013All around excellent experience. The food, wine, and service were top notch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go for the food. Ignore the decor.JJJJerseyCityDined on 12/22/2013The food was excellent. Great to find such a good place. Looking around the room made me feel like I was stuck in the 1980s. So I stopped studying the decor and stuck to the conversation with my dining mate. And when the food came out, all bad decor decisions were quickly forgiven.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- do not dine here in decemberOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 12/18/2013The waiter seemed to have forgotten to place our order, they were very busy with the large group in the back room.


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Asher, Lucille Was born January 7, 1917, to Great Lakes Passenger Ship Captain Dorg Magnes and Esther Freedland Magnes in Manistee, Michigan. She graduated from Manistee High School in 1934 and entered Augustana School of Nursing in Chicago, IL. Lu also took one year of X-Ray Technical training. She was employed at Northwestern Passavant Hospital as supervising instructor for nine years and earned lifetime achievement of the American Cancer Society. She married Dr. Harry Asher of Chicago in December, 1950. Four children were born of their union, Hank, Charles, Sari and Thomas. The Ashers moved to Valparaiso in 1951, remodeling an old farmhouse intending to use it on vacations and holidays. The Ashers fell in love with Valpo, made it their permanent home, and kept an apartment in Chicago. Lu found her niche in training high school girls to join the Candy Stripers Program at Porter Campus. Trainees learned many aspects of the health care profession. When she retired, there were a record 111 Candy Stripers, many of who went into nursing and other medical careers. Following a radical mastectomy in 1968, Lu was asked to join the American Cancer Society board and instituted the Reach to Recovery Program, aiding women who had undergone this invasive surgery. She directed and taught other volunteers, who brought this model program to other Porter and Lake County Hospitals. Lu was a member of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Valparaiso Women's Club, the Valparaiso Country Club, the League of Women Voters, and lifetime member of National Organization of Women. Lu had a long history with First Unitarian Church of Hobart then returning to Temple Israel of Valparaiso. When chairman of the League of Women Voters, she reviewed the necessity for mental health services in the Porter County area. She joined with several professionals to form a clinic, which served as the precursor to Porter-Starke Services, Inc. Lu served as intake supervisor for several years. Lu was universally seen as kind, generous, concerned, and filled with humor. She enjoyed her family, her friends, and virtually everyone she met. Dr. Harry Asher preceded her in death July 1997 and her daughter Sari Asher who regrettably passed in 2007. She is survived by sons, Hank Asher of Boca Raton, Florida, Charles (Barbara) Asher of Indianapolis, and Tom Asher of Valparaiso; grandchildren, Desiree Asher, Carly Asher-Yoost (Wally), Kylea Asher-Smith, Bonnie Bemis, and Sarah Asher (Justin); and grandchildren, Kody Bemis and Sadie Smith. A TRIBUTE FROM A SON I truly believe and feel that if our souls are open, our hearts open and our arms are open that our loved ones never leave us. Fortunately I was with my Mother as she passed to the "other side". We were laughing and she was smiling saying that she felt so good. Part of me prayed that she pass in her feeble condition and part of me wondered if she would be having cocktail parties in a couple of weeks. She's rebounded so many times. Dying is part of life, not the end of life. I don't know if you've ever read "Many Lives, Many Masters" by Brian Weiss. It brought me great clarity to why we are here and where we go. I was fortunate to have my Mother as a child and every winter for the past 30 years and fulltime with me for the past few years. She brought joy to all that knew her. She brought great joy to me and to all of us who knew her. I believe it was this great joy of life that she had that made her survive her medical conditions for many years past the anticipated. I awoke this morning with the realization that I won't see her until I pass to the other side. A sobering sense of loss that almost immediately passed as I felt her presence with me. My Mother taught me the prevalent goodness of people, the ability to forgive and she taught me of the existence of evil. What an incredible soul my Mother is, what an incredible gift she's been for almost 96 years in this life. Love to all Hank Asher A Celebration of Life will be held Monday, October 8, 2012 at 6:00 PM at Bartholomew Funeral Home, 102 Monroe St, Valparaiso, Indiana. Memorials mays be made to: The Sari Asher Center for Integrative Cancer Care 1411 N. Flagler Drvie, Suite 8900B, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 and of course people can dontate online at
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