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TOCA Country Breakfast TableAccompanied by your choice of freshly squeezed juice, freshly brewed coffee or tea, includes omelets and farm fresh eggs made to order, please ask your server if you would like one of these included options or any of the following additions to the buffet.
+ Eggs Benedict 7
+ Salmon Benedict 7 35 (Kids 15)
Bright Mornings
Parfaitmixed berries, granola, honeyed yoghurt 13
Home Made Müsligranola, pear, apple, berries, bananas,
oats, honey & nuts 13
Organic Steel-Cut Oatmealraisins, brown sugar,
and your choise of milk or water 12
Buttermilk Pancakeswith fresh berries
& Canadian maple syrup
add blueberries 4
add chocolate chips 4 21
Belgian Wafflesfresh berries and chocolate sauce 21
Continentalchoice of 3 pastries & fruit
freshly brewed coffee, organic tea, and
selection of fresh juices 19
TOCA Signature Banana Bread French Toastwith candied walnuts
& "Noble" handcrafted vanilla maple syrup
The following dishes are served with
grilled tomato, buttered asparagus
and homemade potato rösti 21
Two Farm Fresh Eggsyour choice of bacon, peameal bacon,
or breakfast sausages, toast 22
Classic Eggs Benedictpeameal bacon and hollandaise 23
Salmon Benedictsmoked salmon and dill hollandaise 26
Farm Fresh Egg White Omelettewith spinach, mushrooms and ricotta 22
Three Farm Fresh Egg OmeletteThe way you like it 22
COFFEE, TEA, ETC…Fresh Brewed Coffee 5
Espresso 3
Double Espresso 6
Specialty Coffees 6
Organic Tea Selections 5
Fresh Juices
Orange, apple, or grapefruit 5
SIDESSmoked Salmon 7
Classic Bacon 6
Canadian Peameal Bacon 7
Breakfast Sausages 6
Roasted Savory Potatoes 5
Fresh Berries 8
Fresh Cut Fruit 6
79.00 Per Person // Children 3 – 12 Years – Half Price // 2 & Under – Complimentary
Wine List
Contact Us
TOCA Restaurant
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
181 Wellington Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G7 Canada
Phone: (416) 572-8008
Fax: (416) 572-8163
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Valet parking is available at the entrance to The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto.
Treat a friend, loved one or business associate to a luxurious dining experience with The Ritz-Carlton Gift Card.
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CONTACT The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
- Visit Hotel Website
- Hotel Reservations
- Hotel Map & Directions
- Public Relations Requests
- Press Releases
- Join our Email Community
We look forward to serving you. Please contact us if we can assist you with any questions or special requests. For large group bookings please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Make a Reservations
We gladly accept reservations for dining at TOCA Restaurant online or through our reservations line. For intimate occasions, learn more about our private dining (link to Private Dining section) experiences.
Call to Make a Dining Reservation : (416) 572-8008
Additional Dining Venues
DEQ Terrace & Lounge
Phone: (416) 585-2500
DEQ is an urban outdoor oasis, nestled in Toronto's downtown core with a breathtaking view of Simcoe Park and the CN Tower. With comfortable furnishings, an expansive outdoor patio and open-air firepit, DEQ offers a light lunch menu as well as all-day dining options.
Ritz Bar
Phone: (416) 585-2500
Ritz Bar is the perfect place for an after work drink or a pre-dinner cocktail. With its trendy ambiance, free standing bar, tapas-style menu and a sommelier selection of sparkling and still wines by the glass, Ritz Bar will satisfy even the most discerning palates.
Map & Directions
Pearson International Airport (YYZ)
1. Exit terminal and keep right at the fork to continue toward ON-409 E
2. Take exit 1 to merge onto ON-409 E toward ON-427/ON-401
3. Take the exit onto ON-427 S toward ON-401 W
4. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Gardiner Expressway/Toronto and merge onto Gardiner Expy E
5. Take the Spadina Avenue exit
6. Turn left onto Lower Spadina Ave/Spadina Ave Continue to follow Spadina Ave
7. Take the 3rd right onto Front St W
8. Take the 3rd left onto John St
9. Take the 1st right onto Wellington St W . The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto will be on the right
Approximately 35 minutes
Union-Pearson Express (service every 15 minutes)
Connecting Toronto Pearson International Airport with Union Station in downtown Toronto in just 25 relaxing minutes, the Union Pearson Express simplifies how Canada's busiest airport is linked to its largest city. With only two brief stops at the Bloor and Weston GO Stations, the Union Pearson Express offers travellers swift and reliable service.
UP Express serves four key stations: Terminal 1 at Toronto Pearson, Union Station in downtown Toronto, as well as the Bloor and Weston GO Stations. At Bloor, Weston and Union, travellers can connect to other regional destinations easily and quickly, but all stations offer a relaxing atmosphere with convenient amenities to serve guests during their brief wait for the next train.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)
1. Exit terminal and continue onto Eireann Quay
2. Turn right onto Queens Quay West
3. Turn left onto Lower Spadina Ave and continue until you reach Front Street
4. Turn right on Front Street West
5. Take the third left onto John Street
6. Take the first right onto Wellington Street West
7. The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto will be on the right
Approximately 15 minutes
From the East
1. Continue onto ON-401 W
2. Take the ON-404/Don Valley Parkway exit toward Downtown/Centre-Ville
3. Keep left at the fork and merge onto Don Valley Pkwy S
4. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Gardiner Expressway W and merge onto Gardiner Expy W
5. Take the Yonge Street N exit
6. Turn right onto Yonge St
7. Take the 3rd left onto Wellington St W
8. The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto will be on the left
From Niagara Falls/Buffalo
1. Follow signs for Queen Elizabeth Way/Hamilton/Toronto and merge onto Queen Elizabeth Way
2. Continue onto ON-403 E
3. Continue onto Queen Elizabeth Way
4. Continue onto Gardiner Expy E
5. Take the Spadina Avenue exit
6. Turn left onto Lower Spadina Ave/Spadina Ave
7. Continue to follow Spadina Ave
8. Take the 3rd right onto Front St W
9. Take the 3rd left onto John St
10. Take the 1st right onto Wellington St W
11. The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto will be on the right
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto is directly connected to the PATH, Toronto's downtown walkway linking 27 kilometers of underground shopping, services,entertainment as well as St Andrew subway station. View more information.
ParkingValet parking is available at the entrance to The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto.
Special Events
Pre-Theatre Menu
Zuppa di Fungi
Northern Woods clear mushroom soup, sourdough
toast, bone marrow
Insalata d'Autonno
Autumn greens, mushrooms and dried fruits
Main Course
Galletto Croccante
Lemon and rosemary roasted half cornish hen, Roman
gnocchi, rustic mustard jus
Ontario trout, fork-mashed potato, spring green onion,
yoghurt sauce
The Cake
Ritz-Carlton signature chocolate cake
Cachie Melograno
Yogurt mousse, pomegranate sorbet & persimmon
Any Two Courses $28 per person
Three Courses $35 per person
TOCA Cheese & Wine Tasting Menus
Wine and Cheese Tasting ‐ 50 per person
Three Sommelier selected Cheeses
Three Sommelier selected Wines
Guided Tasting
Deluxe Wine and Cheese Experience ‐ 60 per person
Four Sommelier selected Cheeses
Four Sommelier selected Wines
Guided Tasting and Tour of Cheese Cave
Premium Wine and Cheese Experience ‐ 100 per person
Sparkling Wine and Cheese Reception at Chef's Table
Guided Tour and Tasting in Cheese Cave
6 Sommelier selected Cheeses
6 Sommelier selected Wines
Guided Tasting at Chef's Table
$500 Minimum spend for all wine and cheese instruction led experiences
*Substitute any main course for a chef's choice vegetarian option
All menus requests require 72 hours' (3 business days) notice. Prices are subject to taxes and 18% gratuity.
Group menus are required for parties of 10 or more. We are happy to make substitutions or customize a menu to suite your requirements.
TOCA Group Menus
CHEF'S CHOICE ‐ 155 per guest
6 Course Chef's Tasting Menu
This is a customized experience for which we will design a unique menu suited to your tastes. We will work closely with you to create an exciting and seasonal menu taking into consideration any dietary restrictions you or your guests may have.
Party size may be limited and may affect the number of courses that are included.
TUSCANY ‐ 120 per guest
Scampi crudi con cuore di carciofo e burrata
Lightly cooked scampi, artichoke hearts, burrata
~ or ~
Vitello tonnato
Thin sliced veal, tuna mayonnaise
Pasta mista e patate con astice e mozzarella affumicata
Mixed pasta and potatoes, lobster, smoked mozzarella
~ or ~
"Ravioli capresi" ripieni di caciotta e maggiorana in salsa di pomodorini e basilico
"Ravioli capresi" stuffed with caciotta and marjoram, cherry tomato and fresh basil sauce
Filetto mignon, scarola con nocciole e uvetta*
Filet Mignon, braised escarole, nuts, raisins
~ or ~
Carré d'agnello, gnocchi alla romana con burro e salvia*
Rack of Lamb, gratinated Roman gnocchi, butter, sage
Cannolo con mandorle al profumo di limone
Lemon scented cannoli, hazelnut cream, hazelnut and almond praline
VENETO ‐ 105 per guest
Insalata di radicchio con lamponi, nocciole e gorgonzola
Radicchio salad, blue cheese, raspberries, hazelnuts
~ or ~
Tartare di tonno rosso con avocado, mela verde e maionese agli agrumi
Yellowfin tuna tartar, avocado, green apple, citrus mayonnaise
Risotto al limone con animelle fritte e glassate
Lemon risotto, fried and glazed sweetbreads ‐ twenty minutes
Baccalà in crosta di pane con salsa di pomodorini, olive e capperi*
Bread crusted black cod, tomato sauce, olives, capers
~ or ~
Guancia di manzo brasata con purea di patate e porro fritto*
Braised beef cheek, olive oil mashed potatoes, fried leeks
Tartufo di cioccolato al latte e nocciole
Truffle of milk chocolate mousse and hazelnut ice‐cream
PIEDMONTE ‐ 75 per guest
Insalata romana con pesto alla trapanese
Romaine salad, pesto trapanese
~ or ~
Vitello tonnato
Thin sliced veal, tuna mayonnaise
Pesce spada cotto e crudo con salsa di ricotta e cipollotti grigliati*
Swordfish prepared two ways, grilled spring onion, ricotta sauce
Goat Cheese Panna Cotta
*Substitute any main course for a chef's choice vegetarian option
All menus requests require 72 hours' (3 business days) notice. Prices are subject to taxes and 18% gratuity.
Group menus are required for parties of 10 or more. We are happy to make substitutions or customize a menu to suite your requirements.
Art Work
Handpainted plates by Resident Artist Jacqueline Poirier.
For more information, please visit www.jacquelinepoirier.com
Cheese Cave
TOCA Cheese Cave offers an unsurpassed offering of perfectly aged local as well as international cheeses. Let our Cheese Affineur take you on a tour of Canada's only Cheese Cave, with over 35 varieties of cheeses from all around the world, including a large selection of local Canadian cheeses. A cheese tasting Menu is the talk of the town, fulfilling every taste and palate.
single selection 10 three selections 25
avonlea clothbound cheddar
aged 3 years, COWS, p.e.i.
firm, u.p., cow's milk
gunns hill
aged 2 years, ontario
firm, u.p., cows milk
le marechal
aged 3 years, switzerland
firm, u.p., cow's milk
occelli al barolo
aged 1 year, piedmont, Italy
firm, p., goat & cow's milk blend
manchego (f) - la mancha, spain, DOP. u.p.
ossau iraty (f) - france, basque AOC, sweet, salty, burnt butter and nuts, p.
landana blue (m) - netherlands, organic, vegetarian u.p.
golden blyth (f) - ontario, canada, semi-firm, aged 5 months, u.p.
monte enebro (ss) - spain, semi-firm, p.
brillat-savarin (s) - fromagerie didier lincet, burgundy, france, triple-cream bloomy rind, u.p.
avonlea clothbound cheddar, 1 year (m) - COWS, p.e.i., canada, u.p. mimolette (f) - france, p.
thunder oak gouda (f) - thunder bay, ontario, nutty, creamy, p.
picobello grand cru (f) - holland, aged 12 months, gouda style, p.
époisses (s) - fromagerie berthaut, époisses, france, washed rind, u.p.
le blue d'elizabeth (ss) - québec, canada, organic, u.p.
blue haze (ss) - quebec/ontario, smoked blue, p.
cabrales (ss) - PDO asturias, spain, sheep/cow/goat milk blend, u.p.
(s) - soft (ss) - semi-soft (m) - medium (f) - firm
u.p. - unpasteurized p. - pasteurized
single selection 7
three selections 18
six selections 32
ten selections 42
Private Dining
For intimate occasions, special celebrations or entertaining corporate clients, we invite you to host your event in one of our exclusive private and semi-private areas.
Chef's Table:
TOCA Chef's table, the premium dining venue in downtown Toronto, where guests will be the closest to the stove without actually cooking themselves, visually partaking in every step and witness to "The Dance" of white coats preparing your custom designed menu for you and your guests.
• $1800 minimum spend
• Customized Menu created by our Chef
• Customized wine Pairings by Wine Director Taylor Thompson
• Maximum 10 Guests
Private Dining Room:
Fully Private and enclosed by glass and red leather panels rests our Private Dining Room with seating up to 12 guests. Treat your guests to a private social gathering, business meeting or celebration.
• $1000 minimum spend for Dinner
• $600 minimum spend for Lunch
• $400 minimum spend for Breakfast
• A la Carte, Prix Fixe or Full Menu Options
• 12 Guests Maximum
Bistro Semi-Private Area:
Towards the front section of the restaurant lies a table that can be set up to 30 guests, with a design as unique as the dining experience itself; it is conducive to conversation and allowing your guests to see each other during the entire meal.
• $2000 minimum spend
• A la Carte, Prix Fixe or Full Menu Options
Restaurant Buy-Outs:
TOCA Restaurant is proud to offer an array of Buy-Out Options and pricing dependent on time of year and specific to the dates requested.
To reserve a private dining venue, please contact TOCA Reservations:
• By Phone: (416) 572-8008
• By Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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TOCA is an experience; casual, yet refined with small plates meant for sharing, delivered with the warmth and hospitality that Canadians are renowned for.


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The Wordsworth Hotel are proud members of The Keswick Golf Club and if you join us for a two night stay then you can enjoy a round of Golf completley free and if you are joining us for 3 days you play 2 rounds at your convenience, advance booking is essential.
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Dr. Charles "Al" Pilant
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Dr. Charles "Al" Pilant, a member of the University of the Cumberlands' faculty since 1987, attended the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, earning a B.S. in History in 1978, followed by an M.A. in History in 1980. For his doctoral studies, he moved on to Marquette University, where he was awarded a Ph.D. in History in 1989.
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- HIST 138 World Civilization since 1648
- HIST 231 American History to 1877
- HIST 232 American History since 1877
- HIST 337 China and Japan
- HIST 430 Selected Topics: Africa and the Arab World
- HIST 430 Selected Topics: Women and Minorities in American History
- HIST 433 Expansion and the Civil War Era
- HIST 435 Twentieth-Century America
- POLS 430 Selected Topics: American Political Thought
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"Where is the Middle East heading," Phi Alpha Theta Lecture, Cumberland College, Williamsburg, KY, 2005.
"Myths of the West That Were Accepted as Reality." Phi Alpha Theta Lecture, Cumberland College, Williamsburg, KY, 2000.
"Myths of the West That Were Accepted as Reality." Faculty Colloquium, Cumberland College, Williamsburg, KY, 1999.
" Africa's Role for the Future." Phi Alpha Theta Lecture, Cumberland College, Williamsburg, KY, 1996.


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Closer look at the Treads and Sprockets Pack
13 comments:
- Joshua Heinzl said...
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- Oct 9, 2007, 12:10:00 PM
I read it as "four sets of treads", FWIW.
- Oct 9, 2007, 1:16:00 PM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Yes, that's what I meant.
- Oct 9, 2007, 9:43:00 PM
- McZargald said...
I think anonymous means he read that you got four of the tread packs. Which you didn't I'm assuming?
McZargald (formerly CATpit, formerly Maniac)
- Oct 9, 2007, 10:04:00 PM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Lol, well in case anyone is confused, I got 1 PRODUCT, which had enough pieces to make 4 TREADS (you know, the circular belt-like thingies you put on robots to give them good traction? :P).
- Oct 9, 2007, 10:33:00 PM
- Eladar said...
I have a question. I have some of these from the Snowmobile set. I noticed the traction was not very good in that set as the treads were too smooth. How's the traction on this set?
- Oct 10, 2007, 4:12:00 AM
- Joshua Heinzl said...
They're the same treads. Traction is not good because the friction co-efficient is very low. The only place they would work is on carpet or similar. Another possibility is to add tires/something else that has better grip to them.
For the posts above - originally it did say 4 robots ;) No harm done.
- Oct 10, 2007, 4:32:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Yeah eladar, these are the same ones. I think Brian Davis found a neat way to add traction to them by spraying something like liquid rubber on... but I'm not sure about that.
- Oct 10, 2007, 4:36:00 AM
- 222doc said...
Brian used "Plastic Dip rubberizer" Its a brush/dip on or dab in our case. It is used to make your metal tools have that rubbery grip kind of thing going on. I made a 100 little rubber pads from a high grade rubber but that is way to much work.
But it seems that once you rubberize these little guys they have good trackion.
with this new low price on them it is possible now to build a mono rail system with them, should be very cool and other amusement like rides.
I have a bottle of it just have yet to do it.
- Oct 10, 2007, 5:22:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
I've yet to do more, but after doing some it wasn't too hard. The product I used is called "PlastiDip", and I essentially "painted" it daubed it onto the treads one at a time, leaving the edges and the holes (in most cases) clear. With Plastidipped treads, the traction is much much better - 45° slopes are no problems. 'Course, it may make it harder for large vehicles (like the Bulldozer) to skid-steer...
Brian "no longer as pure as the driven snow" Davis
- Oct 10, 2007, 6:37:00 AM
Are german user able to buy this pieces ?
- Oct 10, 2007, 7:29:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Nice... I'll have to look into getting some of that stuff.
Christian, I'm not sure if you can, but Matthias will probably know.
- Oct 10, 2007, 8:24:00 AM
- Joshua said...
Regarding Plasti Dip and the treads... how well does it come off again, if you want to 'go back to factory condition'?
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Turmeric, a shrub related to ginger, used for many years in Asian, African and Indian recipes, has a compound called curcumin that has anti-inflammatory properties. Turmeric is known for its warm, bitter taste and yellow color, and is commonly used in curry powders, mustards and cheeses.
Studies are also showing ginger to be a potential treatment for osteoarthritis. Gingerol, a substance in ginger, is also known as an anti-inflammatory agent. Native to India and China, ginger has been important in Chinese medicine for many centuries. Ginger is also one of the earliest spices known in Western Europe. The rhizomes, or underground roots and stems, of ginger are the most common parts used. Ginger has a pungent, spicy-sweet flavor and is found in many Indian and Chinese recipes, as well as candies, cakes and cookies.
Rosemary has anti-inflammatory properties and contains many antioxidant and phytochemical components. Often used to add fragrance and taste to roasts, meats and fish, this Mediterranean herb has a slightly bitter, astringent flavor which complements both garlic and tomatoes, and is often found in pasta sauces, salad dressings and on pizzas. Many people also use rosemary with a variety of vegetables — again it adds a subtle taste and fragrance when mixed in or added as a garnish.
Along with a healthy diet of fresh fruit, vegetables, whole grain, lean protein, and regular exercise, the addition of ginger, rosemary, and turmeric to your diet may have more benefit than just as a food flavoring, garnish or preservative.
1 1/2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1 cup plain yogurt, low fat
1 1/3 cups sugar
1 cup egg substitute
2 teaspoons lemon zest, grated (zest of 2 lemons)
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons fresh rosemary, finely chopped
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/3 cup fresh lemon juice
Preheat oven to 350º. Spray a loaf pan with nonstick cooking spray and line the bottom with parchment paper. Then, spray again and lightly flour the pan.
Sift together the flour, baking powder and salt. In a separate bowl, whisk together the yogurt, 1 cup of the sugar (reserve the additional 1/3 cup), the egg substitute, lemon zest, vanilla and rosemary.
Slowly whisk the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients. Fold the vegetable oil into the batter, until it is fully incorporated.
Pour the batter into the loaf pan, and bake for 50 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.
Simmer 1/3 cup lemon juice and the remaining 1/3 cup sugar in a small pan until the sugar dissolves and the mixture is clear.
When the cake is done, cool for 10 minutes. Remove from pan and place cake on a rack over a sheet pan. While the cake is still warm, pour the lemon/ sugar mixture over the cake. Let it soak in.
Nutritional Information per serving (1/8 of cake): 259 calories; 85 calories from fat; (9.5g total fat; 0.1g saturated fat; 2.7g monounsaturated fat; 6.7g polyunsaturated fat); 35 mg cholesterol; 245 mg sodium; 121 mg potassium.


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Formed in the wake of the September 11th attacks, ANSWER has since helped to organize many of the largest anti-war demonstrations in the United States, including demonstrations of hundreds of thousands against the Iraq War. The group has also organized activities around a variety of other issues, ranging from Palestinians to immigrant rights to Social Security to the extradition of Luis Posada Carriles.
ANSWER characterizes itself as anti-imperialist, and its steering committee consists of socialists, civil rights advocates, and left-wing or progressive organizations from the Muslim, Arab, Palestinian, Filipino, Haitian, and Latin American communities. ANSWER was formed at the initiative of Ramsey Clark and the International Action Center; many of ANSWER's leaders were members of Workers World Party at the time of ANSWER's founding, and are current members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation.
ANSWER has faced criticism from other anti-war groups for its affiliations as well as its tactics at demonstrations, and criticism from various sources for its anti-Israel stance and for antisemitic sentiments expressed by some demonstrators at its protests.
Though its national headquarters are in Washington, D.C., where it organizes its national antiwar demonstrations, the coalition's influence is seen as being strongest in San Francisco, and increasingly, in Los Angeles.
ANSWER's next major demonstration took place on April 20, 2002, which according to ANSWER's website, drew 100,000 people to Washington in the largest pro-Palestinian demonstration in U.S. history. On October 26 of that year, ANSWER held a demonstration against Congress' vote to authorize the use of force against Iraq, which according to its website drew 100,000 in San Francisco and 200,000 in Washington, D.C.
ANSWER called for national anti-war, pro-Palestinian, and anti-Haitian coup demonstrations on March 20, 2004, (the first anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.) The protest in New York, cosponsored by UFPJ, was attended by 100,000 according to the ANSWER website. ANSWER participated in the March for Women's Lives on April 25, and the protests of the 2004 Republican National Convention from August 30 to September 2.
ANSWER and UFPJ jointly sponsored a rally in Washington, D.C. on September 24, 2005, with attendance estimated by police at 150,000 and by organizers at 300,000 people.
ANSWER was involved with demonstrations on May Day, 2006, in support of rights for illegal immigrants, which brought out several million people across the U.S. These protests were organized by a number of groups unrelated to ANSWER as well.
In late June 2006, ANSWER organized and participated in local rallies against the Israeli invasion of Gaza. Shortly after Israel invaded Lebanon two weeks later, ANSWER — along with the National Council of Arab Americans and the Muslim American Society — initiated a call for protests on August 12, 2006, against the "U.S.-Israeli War on the People of Lebanon and Palestine." Organizers estimated that the August 12 demonstrations drew 30,000 protesters in Washington, 10,000 in San Francisco, and 5,000 in Los Angeles.
ANSWER called national antiwar demonstrations in San Francisco and Washington, DC for September 15, 2007. According to the group, the attendance was 100,000.
ANSWER figures for the size of its protests are often higher than corresponding police or media figures. For example, in March 2007, ANSWER engaged in a public dispute with the San Francisco Chronicle about the size of a march. ANSWER Western Regional Coordinator Richard Becker wrote in an op-ed:
WHILE TENS of thousands of spirited anti-war marchers were still entering the San Francisco Civic Center on Sunday, March 18... organizers got word that a Chronicle reporter covering the event had already determined that only 3,000 people were present... Mainstream media undercounting of progressive demonstrations is nothing new, but this one had a magician's touch.
Analyzing the width and pace of the march together with the time required for the march to pass a certain point, Becker argues that the Chronicle's estimate is "impossible.
Some on the left have also accused ANSWER of exaggerating protest attendance. An October 2007 Socialist Worker editorial penned by Todd Chretien and republished on CounterPunch asserted: "Ask anyone who has worked with ANSWER, and they will tell you that its organizers always double the number of people at their marches. More recently, the multiplication factor has increased." Chretien describes this as "disorienting for the movement.
As of December 2006, ANSWER's Steering Committee consists of:
There has been much discussion among U.S. leftist opponents of the Iraq and Afghanistan invasions of the degree to which they are or are not willing to work with ANSWER, as well as with Not In Our Name (NION) and, more recently, The World Can't Wait, which have somewhat similar histories, with the Revolutionary Communist Party (USA) having played a significant role in their foundings.
Michael Albert and Stephen R. Shalom writing in Z argue that most people at a "...demonstration will in fact be unaware of exactly who said what and whether any particular speaker omitted this or that point. What they will experience will be a powerful antiwar protest. And most of the public will see it that way too."
ANSWER responded by saying that "UFPJ has publicly proclaimed its intention to split the movement," and accused UFPJ of "a false and ugly attack on the ANSWER Coalition," and of doing so for "embarrassingly petty and astonishingly trivial" reasons. Besides giving their own version of the events surrounding September 24, ANSWER's statement indicates some less trivial differences between the groups: they criticize UFPJ for its willingness to support the ideas of moderate politicians, such as John Murtha, who are disaffected with the war, while ANSWER "considers it harmful to try to tailor the message of the progressive movement to please the long-awaited but fictional support from the politicians." ANSWER asks, "Why is it that UFPJ's leadership can build a gushing "united front" with imperialist politicians but not the ANSWER Coalition, which has organized hundreds of thousands of people to promote genuine peace and self-determination?"
At considerable length, ANSWER argued that the current split has historical roots, dating back to "the first Iraq war of 1990–1991, [when] some of the same leadership forces now in UFPJ chose to create a second antiwar coalition and insisted on marching under the banner "Economic Sanctions Not War" while some of those who are today in the leadership of ANSWER argued that economic sanctions were war — and a weapon of mass destruction at that. We contended that economic sanctions against Iraq would result in a form of genocide against the Iraqi people and that the only correct position for the U.S. antiwar movement was to demand, 'No war against Iraq.'… The economic sanctions ultimately took the lives of more than one million Iraqis, most of them children under the age of five, according to the UN's own statistics… The question for the antiwar movement is this: are we building a movement that comprehensively challenges imperialism or are we opposed only to certain tactics employed by imperialism such as overt, unilateral military invasion?"
Regarding the prospects of working again with UFPJ, ANSWER wrote, "[we regard] the united front that was formed at [our] initiative to have been remarkably successful," and later, "Different groups may have different slogans on their banners, but they should try to overcome the forces of division so as to march shoulder to shoulder against the real enemy."
Although the language of the UFPJ Steering Committee statement makes the break appear definitive, they have published similar statements (rejecting future work with ANSWER) in the past, only to later agree to united demonstrations. A May 2005 decision to the same effect — announcing a September 24 demonstration separate from the one initiated by ANSWER — was reversed when UFPJ agreed to a united antiwar demonstration. Previous united demonstrations between the two groups took place on October 25, 2003, and March 20, 2004.
The Anti-Defamation League has accused ANSWER of supporting organizations frequently characterized as terrorist organizations, such has Hezbollah and Hamas. According to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency "Several anti-war protests in San Francisco organized by the ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) featured imagery and slogans some considered anti-Semitic, including the burning of the Israeli flag, chants of support for terrorist groups like Hezbollah and Nazi-like arm salutes. Similarly, the Stephen Roth Institute has noted "Anti-Israel and antisemitic content has marked some ANSWER events.
According to ANSWER, "We strongly abhor all forms of racism and bigotry, including anti-Semitism. At the same time, we don't believe that criticism of Israeli government policies should be labeled as anti-Semitism any more than criticism of U.S. government policy should be labeled as anti-American."
Lerner is founder and editor of Tikkun magazine and the Tikkun Community that grew out of it. The Tikkun Community was (and as of 2008 is) a member of UFPJ. According to Tikkun, "many Jews report that they were encountering what they perceived to be anti-Semitism at anti-war demonstrations organized by International A.N.S.W.E.R." Tikkun described the perceptions of anti-Semitism as based on Israel being singled out for criticism and ANSWER's failure to "acknowledge or support the right of the Jewish people to national self-determination."
The story received mainstream media coverage, but when Lerner later indicated he had not asked to speak at the rally, the L.A. Weekly concluded, "the Lerner brouhaha was less hot-buttoned than advertised.
ANSWER has also been involved in the much larger demonstrations in opposition to the Sensenbrenner Bill and support of legalization for illegal immigrants that have occurred across the United States since March 2006. ANSWER was not the primary organizer of the initial large protests in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Dallas in late March and early April, but endorsed them. ANSWER was more prominent in the promotion of a May Day "Day Without An Immigrant" strike and boycott, because this call was controversial within the immigrant rights movement, contributing to a growing division between its left-wing advocates and moderates who believed a strike and boycott would be counterproductive.
ANSWER's position on the left side of this issue led to criticism; Jaime Contreras, president of the National Capital Immigrant Coalition and chairman of the local Service Employees International Union in Washington, D.C., told the Washington Post regarding ANSWER that, "Groups... that have done nothing on immigration have no reason to stick their nose where it doesn't belong... They have no business saying, 'Let's do a strike' when it will create a humongous burden on immigrant groups. They need to stay in their box." Brian Becker, ANSWER's national coordinator, responded that ANSWER has in fact been involved in immigration in the long term, and that "We are just part of the coalition; we are not spearheading it at all... Whatever the immigrant rights community calls for is what we support.


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So far, all claims surrounding the March release of the iPad 3 have been taken with a large helping of salt.
The latest claim – from iMore and "sources who have been reliable in the past" – has March 7th marked for the official release of the iPad 3.
According to 9 to 5 Mac, iMore goes on to say the next-gen iPad will rock the much talked about 2048 x 1536 Retina Display, A6 quad-core processor and will potentially have 4G capabilities. There was also mention of an iPhone 5 with LTE super-powers.
Although it's thought the iPad 3 may be 1mm thicker than its predecessor, that's a necessary sacrifice to allow for the eyeball-slicingly sharp Retina Display.
When rumours concerning Apple's choice of screen started doing the rounds, reports confirmed three manufacturers – Sharp, Samsung and LG – were involved in the project. Since then, there has been a lot of talk about Sharp building the iPad 3's Retina Display, without much mention of the other two. Until now.
ChinaTimes is reporting that Apple has placed an order for a whopping 65 million 264PPI Retina Displays from both LG and Samsung. It's also being reported that both have already begun production. Whether or not this figure includes orders from Sharp remains unclear.
To put this figure into perspective, 9 to 5 Mac notes that Apple ordered 40 million displays for the iPad 2. So if true, Apple is thinking big this time round, with a 60 to 70 percent increase in LCD panel orders over the iPad 2.
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Viticulture and Enology Program Costs
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Viticulture and Enology Classes offered by Kent State University - Ashtabula:
Kent State University Ashtabula offers a special tuition rate of $175 per credit hour for viticulture and enology classes (VIN) taught by Kent State faculty as part of the VESTA program alliance. Some classes may have additional fees so please consult the official KSU course catalog for any additional course specific fees.
Online viticulture and enology classes (VIN) taught by Kent State faculty as part of the VESTA program alliance are also subject to a $12.00 per credit hour distance learning fee.
All other Kent State University Ashtabula classes:
The regular lower division in-state Kent State University Ashtabula Spring semester tuition rate of $258 per credit hour applies to all other classes taken by students in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree programs in viticulture and enology. The lower division tuition rate of $620 per credit hour applies to non-Ohio residents, except for certain Pennsylvania and West Virginia residents (contact KSU for details on neighboring state residency requirements). If a student chooses to take non-VIN courses in an online format, there is a general $84 fee for classes offered online by Kent State University.
Total Viticulture/Enology Associate of Applied Science Degree Costs:
Total costs for obtaining a degree in viticulture and enology will depend on a student's post-secondary education background. However, at published Spring 2012 tuition rates, a new high school graduate entering the KSU/VESTA two year viticulture or enology AAS degree program can expect a total program cost of approximately $14,100 -$14,650.
Viticulture and Enology Classes offered by VESTA Partner Institutions:
Costs and fees for viticulture and enology classes taken from a VESTA partner institution are determined by the teaching institution; consult the VESTA partner site for current tuition information. Please note that classes taken from partner institutions will be invoiced to the student directly by the teaching institution, not Kent State University.
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