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1. Iran is doing whatever it can to build a bomb, that is no news
2. If/when they do, the bomb's technology will be subpar in comparison to those of advanced nations that first built the bomb about half a century ago (look at Iran's car industry as an indicator of its industrial/technological capabilities; most qualified Iranian sceintiest work at NASA not in Iran)
3. If terrorist organizations where after WMDs, they most likely would have found one by now at the right price in the black market so they really that dependant on Iran to build a bomb and supply it to them
4. Your articles discussing Iran's nuclear program every two or three days have become monotonous
5. There are many other important issues in the world that deserve just as much coverage, if not more, than Iran's nuclear program
6. Given the nuclear program is not as threatening to global security as you make it seem to be, and given your frequent and exaggerated coverage of the issue, one may be forced to question your publication's motive
"Israel is the single greatest threat to the Persian race and to its resources."
Can you explain how Israel is the greatest threat to Iran?
I can give you about 80 good reasons, and they are all nuclear...
Iran WILL have nukes if they already do not. That is inevitable. As will any other country that wants one.
With 23,300 known nukes currently in 9 known countries, it is inevitable that the "Nuclear Tribe" will grow, if only in self-defense.
doesn't anyone see any similarities with Chamberlain being convinced that Hitler just wanted peace. I hope history doesn't have to repeat itself.
Iran is going to get their atomic bomb and nothing and nobody is going to stop them. Iran will just string out the talks or dialogue until the first test explosion. Time to move on to phase 2 - how to handle an Iran with a few atomic weapons. Pathetically few indeed compared with the hundreds which could be targeted on Iran (and Pakistan and North Korea) Sanctions ? - forget it. Can someone tell me when sanctions have ever worked ?
@Libertarian Republic:
you wrote that:
"Israel is the single greatest threat to the Persian race and to its resources."
Can you explain how Israel is the greatest threat to Iran?
The Iranian government will not attack the region with a nuclear weapon primarily because it would be suicidal - and states do not act accordingly despite fervent Western propaganda - and because it would not get past the Iranian border due to Israeli nuclear submarines in the Persian Gulf.
What is more likely than an irrational actor on the world stage is a rational one that knows nuclear energy is a clear pathway to regional socio-economic dominance. The Western powers know this as well. That's why we supported the Shah's civil nuclear energy program in the 70s because, according to Kissinger, they were our ally.
Of course, the fact that Iran has a right to enrich uranium is never brought up. Of course, our corrupt media never adds that "the secret enrichment plant" was not finished and there was no evidence of uranium being introduces into the plant. Therefore, it is more than likely that Iran did not violate any safeguard rules... Of course, our brainwashing media never mentions that France and Russia has a history of double crossing Iran when doing business.
Well, I guess we pretty know that this will be Iraq 2. A preemptive strike based erroneous evidence floated around cough cough by Zionist cough cough. I really hope that the US takes Iran fears about giving their uranium up into consideration. The consequences of a strike on Iran is too unpredictable. I do not want see the Iranian people get nuked because of greedy disputes between competing imperial powers.
In this situation the near term concern is Iran developing a nuclear capacity along with its missile program. The longer term concerns though are reducing nuclear stockpiles in all countries (from cold war levels), preventing non-nuclear weapon countries from developing nuclear weapons, and creating a viable mechanism of international inspection and control of nuclear material to allow countries to use civil nuclear power.
The biggest problem has been the lack of leadership in the G20 and in the nuclear club to impose significant and effective sanctions to accomplish those goals. A large portion of the blame should be focused on both the USA and Russia. For the last ten years the USA has been feckless in its efforts to constrain rouge states from pursuing nuclear ambitions and wrong headed in its efforts to pursue new nuclear weapons programs married with military aggression (with foolish ideas thrown in such as "you are with us or against us"), knowing this would act as fuel to any states who have militarized nuclear ambitions. Direct political attacks by Mr.Bush during this time further minimized the IAEA for no good reason other than to further his saber rattling agenda that has lead to the current debacle in the Middle East. Russia is complicit as well in its childish tactics of opposing any Western lead efforts (especially USA forays) to prove its power and place in the world. There is enough blame to go around for the rest of the G20 and nuclear club as well, in their apathy to the situation, which further discounts this rudderless ship.
If the world is going to ween itself off oil it will need to increase its use of nuclear energy in the medium and longer term. If this is to have widespread effects there needs to be acceptable frameworks that all responsible countries can agree to and participate in. This means that countries must come to a viable consensus on control and punitive methods for bad actors. Iran is an excellent candidate to use to develop those policies and consensus over (North Korea is another example, but the nuclear dragon may already be too far out of the bag in that rouge state). In a world that is increasingly interdependent and complex, issues such as militarized nuclear programs need to be addressed in a multinational context with consensus and real putative mechanisms. Anything less is a gross failure that we should not accept.
Libertarian Republic:
Has Israel been involved in a lot of regional wars, yes of course. When your neighbors attack and/or plot to destroy your existence, your nation tends to be involved in conflict. Your justification for regional destabilization based upon other nations wanting to fight them is absolutely ludicrous.
Additionally, I do regret the power that Israel has in the US government, but to assume that the US wants another war in the region based upon an Israeli lobby though is also a tad far fetched. US interests in the region currently demand as much stability as possible, not more conflict.
You stated that
"The Iranian influence in the region or Asia does have a lot to do with how successful and powerful the regime is. However, this does not carry over to the nuclear deterrence. Even if Iran did have several nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them, they would be of very little operational value as they would be easily outmatched by the nuclear forces already arrayed against them. They are neither suicidal nor genocidal so they are not likely to deploy them on a preemptive way. The only value would be to dissuade an invasion."
Iran may not carry a lot of weight with the likes or China, Japan, India, and Indonesia, but they are certainly a major weight in the Middle East. This is a place where their nuclear capabilities would be less of a deterrence because nobody else besides Israel has them. Who among their neighbors are they trying to deter? Israel would never have attacked them with nuclear weapons without being attacked first, they know that the rest of the Islamic world wouldn't rest until they were destroyed. Say what you want, but Israel's own survival demands that they not go tugging on the lions tail in their region.
The last bit I quoted though is my favorite. Iran is not suicidal or genocidal? I think a lot of people in Iran feel that the current bellicose tone their government has will take them down a suicidal path. As for genocide... clearly the Iranians believe there is no such thing.
The world tends to have a negative view of nuclear development when the nation in question frequently pledges to wipe another nation off the map. The last thing anyone needs is a nuclear armed Iran with a grudge to settle and a regional Napoleon complex.
Iran, the biggest danger to the Middle East and to the world.
An irrational nuclear Iran in the region is not conceivable. A stable nuclear balance of power/balance of terror in the Middle East would be out of the question (nuclear proliferation in the M.E. could never create the same sort of stable equilibrium that was once obtained between the USA and USSR). ISRAEL MUST REMAIN THE REGION'S ONLY NUCLEAR POWER. Moreover, Iran's program should not become a powerful proliferation driver, building on regional rivalry security concerns and one-upmanship. More at : http://israelagainstterror.blogspot.com/2009/03/iran-targets-us.html
Nuclear Iran.
Nuclearization of Iran must be discussed in the context of the Islamic Revolution, which was dubbed by Ayatollah Khomeini not merely as a domestic anti-Shah upheaval in Iran, but as a global Islamic movement designed to extricate Islam from its submissive torpor and launch it to prominence as a world power. In this pursuit, Iran has become one of Israel's most vehement enemies, framing its grievances around religious doctrine and anti-Semitic invective, making conflict with the Jewish state all the more insoluble. Indeed, injecting these elements into an already difficult political situation makes finding solutions seemingly impossible due the absolute demands made by defenders of their faith who refuse to negotiate or compromise as described at :
Why don't the west's politicians offer to provide enriched uranium at a cost that is less than what Iran could produce it for? While I realise uranium is a perishable commodity, a certain period's supply could be made available and used as a sort of revolving stock.
This would be cheaper than diplomacy, or more aggressive alternatives.
A win-win for every side truly searching for peaceful, clean power.
The motivation for acquiring a nuclear weapon goes beyond self-preservation. Iran also wants to show the Islamic world that the Shia also have a nuclear weapon, not just Sunni Pakistan. The ongoing rivalry for influence and prestige between Shia and Sunni in the Middle East and beyond is therefore manifest in the nuclear field as well. If I were a non- Iranian Shia, I would likely take a certain pride in Iran's inevitable acquisition of that iconic scientific and technological know-how.
The rest, as they say, is "taqqiyya".
Why white christian nations of europe and america are frozen in past when theyhad monopoly on strategic technologies. world has moved forward since WWII.
Iran is entitled to its rights under NPT otherwise it is free to take path of North Korea by leaving NPT.
Since last couple of decades, the world has seen blatant lies of european/american nations in case of Iraq's WMD. It is the time these nations should create a new story for Iran to convince non-white people.
by the way, Irans' nukes are dangerous one but nukes of christian nations are peaceful one made only to target aliens.
The purpose of an atomic capability is not to use it, it's to have it. That's what strategic weapons are. With the Bomb, Iran becomes the regional superpower. NATO out of Afghanistan. US out of Iraq. Syria retakes Lebanon. Cairo threatened. Riyadh threatened. Straits of Hormuz under firm Iranian control. And of course if they can successfully give one to Hezbollah who then put it on a truck and set it off somewhere in Israel, well that's icing on the cake.
I am not so sure you are entirely accurate with the Shah's time in office. Even before Saddam Hussein launched an invasion of Iran in 1980, Iran was heavily interested in acquiring the latest military technology the world had to offer. The BBC recently put out an excellent documentary on the 30th anniversary of the Shah's overthrow, in which he stated his intent to transform Iran into one of the top 5 military powers in the world. I severely doubt this was strictly for defensive purposes, or solely for the benefit of the United States at the time.
We tend to assume that the Shah was but a pawn of a much larger Washington strategy for the region; a man that was used by the United States to- like you say- contain the Communist threat. This is partly accurate, but only part of the puzzle. The other part- which was at the forefront of the Shah's agenda- was the Iranian national interest. Tanks, missiles, fighter jets, anti-aircraft regiments, and a large army would obviously help complete this objective.
One more point. How can you say that the Iraq-Iran war was a result of Iran's alliance with Arab states (or am I just misunderstanding this point)? This is the first I have ever heard of this hypothesis...and to be honest, it seems far-fetched. A more rational answer would be Saddam Hussein's inherent fear of Ayatollah Khomeini's Islamic Revolution; a Shia movement that would have destroyed his political survival and his notion of a secular and Sunni-dominated Iraq. Combine the importance of oil to the mix and the Iran-Iraq War is simply another demonstration of great-power politics.
You wrote: "First and foremost, a nuclear weapon (even a single crude device capable of unleashing havoc in the region) would be enough to serve their primary interest; self-preservation and regime survival."
That is not true. The greatest threat against the Iranian regime today comes from internal opposition and divisions amongst the top echelons of the regime. The threat of foreign invasion is only strengthening the hand of the conservatives. They do not need nuclear weapons to cause havoc. With most of the world's oil and gas reserves within their artillery range (not to mention thousands of NATO troops) they are well capable of defending themselves. NATO's two other invasions are going badly and the Israeli's did not do so well against the Hezbollah. So they know that an invasion of a country three times the size of France (the size of Alaska) with mountains higher than the Alps and forests covering an area bigger than Belgium, well develop arms industry and a large military etc would not be a wise move. So acquiring a nuclear weapon will not improve their chances of survival. In fact spending millions of dollars spent on their nuclear program on other projects would have made the regime a lot more secure. The expenditure makes sense only in the civilian nuclear program context. In fact it was the western companies and governments who did the cost benefit analysis for the Iranian civilian nuclear program back in the 1970s!
The plan regime change relies on the most parts on other means (economical, propaganda, intelligence etc.). The military option of regime change is not a realistic one.
You wrote: "Secondly, acquiring a nuclear capability would certainly help the Islamic Republic spread its influence throughout the Middle East and Southern Asia"
Again this is only partially true. The Iranian influence in the region or Asia does have a lot to do with how successful and powerful the regime is. However, this does not carry over to the nuclear deterrence. Even if Iran did have several nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them, they would be of very little operational value as they would be easily outmatched by the nuclear forces already arrayed against them. They are neither suicidal nor genocidal so they are not likely to deploy them on a preemptive way. The only value would be to dissuade an invasion. This they already can do. Also the capability and inclination of a regime to export revolution has very little to do with the military capabilities of a regime. In the early 1980s the Iran regime was much weaker and yet was much more active from that point of view.
You wrote: "The Shah of Iran spend billions upon billions of dollars trying to improve the country's military, namely for the purpose of expanding Persian interests. The Islamic Republic is essentially doing the same exact thing, albeit with the most destructive weapon humanity has to offer."
Again not true, most of Shah's weaponry was to contain the communist threat and to stabilize the region for the west and Iran. He did wish for a powerful Iran but so do all leaders. The first act of the Islamic republic's first prime minister was to cancel arms purchase contracts (including 160 F16s from us) and to cut the Iranian military by 50%, it is only when they were invaded by Sadam as a reward for supporting the Arabs against Israel that they began building up their war machine (with great success)!
Matthew in Wisconsin:
You asked: "From what perspective are you writing? You refer to: "the 2007 report by our intelligence agencies..." WHO'S intelligence agencies?"
My perspective that of a westerner who knows Iran very well. I referred to our intelligence agencies which in this case mean the US intelligence agencies.
You asked: "what is your point?"
Well I assumed that my post was clear enough in the points it was making, however it apparently was not as clear as I had assumed. So to answer your question, my point is this:
There is not even a nanogram of hard and independently verifiable evidence which could prove that the Iranian nuclear program is anything but a civilian program. The Iranians are a signatory to the NPT, all the hard evidence so far points to a purely civilian program. They have even agreed in principle to the Uranium exchange program. The reason we are imposing so many sanctions and making so many threats against them is not that we know they are going to build a bomb. It is because we know that they are not. We simply want to deny them technological advancement and scuttle their civilian program to which they are entitled under the NPT. The fact is that they are neither suicidal nor genocidal so even if by some stretch of imagination were to get nuclear weapons, they would not deploy them. Another fact is that any well developed civilian program would enable a nation to build weapons if they wanted to. Just developing the capability is no indication of a weapons program. Hard evidence which is independently verifiable is needed to prove a weapons program. That has not been presented. All the hard evidence point to the contrary. The second point I was making is this: with NATO doing so badly in both Afghanistan and Iraq (and Israel having done so badly against Hezbollah), picking a fight with the Iranians (who are immensely more powerful) based on flimsy evidence and spin is wrong and against the principles of sanity and our interests in the long run.
You asked: "And lastly, do you have a conclusion?"
Yes. My conclusion is that once again we are making important foreign policy decisions based on flimsy evidence and spin also that our entire Middle East policy may need to be looked at again.
You wrote: "At first I thought it was "Iran Good. Rest of world BAD! And all will die by the Nuclear Weapons"
No I did not say that. I do not like Mr. Ahmadinejad, but we are already doing business with a lot more unsavory characters for a lot less.
You also wrote: "that we do not have and would never build, because we are all that is good"
Again I did not say that. The reality is that they do not have it and are not building it not because they are so good or so bad etc. This is just the reality! And strategically speaking they do not have enough reason to build it. They are well contained but it would be an act of immense stupidity to attack them!
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I wouldn't mind Green if the Dbacks payed some of his salary, hes better than the players you named.
...posted by Matthew Cerrone...
The East Valley Tribune writes that the Mets and Arizona have recently had trade talks involving DBacks 1B-OF Shawn Green, who cleared waivers earlier this week
According to the report, Green would need to waive his no-trade clause for a deal to occur
Green is due $9.5 million in 2007 with a $10 million option or a $2 million buyout for 2008
According to Newsday, the Mets want the Arizona to pay half of Greens 2007 salary and the $2 million buyout in 2008
the buzz from arizona has the dbacks in search of pitching, such as a RHP Brian Bannister or LHP Evan McLane type
The East Valley Tribune also references the close friendship between Green and Carlos Delgado, who was in Greens wedding
Green is batting .287 with 10 HR and 48 RBI spanning 106 starts for Arizona
from MetsBlog.com
I'm not really all that big on Green, I think he would be valuable, but for some reason i'm not excited at the prospect of just adding ANOTHER new cog into the system. This obviously revolves around Cliffy and what the organization thinks he's gonna be like the rest of this year, but I think between Tucker, Chavez, Ledee and Milledge, we should be able to figure something out right?
I wouldn't mind Green if the Dbacks payed some of his salary, hes better than the players you named.
Thanks for the info. We can always use another stick.
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Aug 15 - With Cliff Floyd hobbled and the Mets' right-field situation unsettled, the Diamondbacks' Shawn Green might be a possible outfield replacement, according to reports out of New York and Arizona.
Green would have to waive his no-trade clause, but a source told Newsday that the outfielder would likely agree to a trade to the Mets.
Any trade would have to be completed by the Aug. 31 deadline, when postseason rosters have to be set.
Originally Posted by LockeJET
Yeah, I heard the rumor was Greene for Royce Ring and Victor Diaz, which would be a huge steal.
I'd so the above mentioned deal in a heartbeat, but there is no way I'd trade Bannister for Greene.Originally Posted by Jermaine
Originally Posted by JetBidi
Ahh. Bannister wont ammount to much imho
I don't think he'll be a superstar, but I would not discount him as a solid #4 or #5 pitcher for the Mets. I'd rather keep a starting pitcher rather than acquire another outfielder at this point. Who knows... maybe Bannister can contribute positively to the remainder of this season.Originally Posted by mbeller83
When the HELL is he supposed to come back anyway ??!!
Great point!!! God when Bannister 1st went down I figured he'd be back 3-4 weeks tops! What actually happened, did he have his leg torn off or something?Originally Posted by JetBidi
he busted his hamstring.Originally Posted by PeteGee77
he's starting to rehab in AA right now.
Mets need pitching (Bannister) not another 1B/OF
I respectfully disagree... We are not getting the Shawn Green of yesteryear. It's easy to get caught up in the name and forget that the pop in Green's bat has significantly faded over the past 3-4 years. In my mind, he is not a significant upgrade over Floyd. Floyd will be back down the stretch, and we obviously do not need Green for these regular season games. It's clear that Diaz has no future with the Mets, but Royce is a talented young lefty, just scratching the surface of his talent. Plus we would take on money (albeit a reasonably small amount) and clog up an outfield spot that we seem determined to have Lastings Milledge fill next year. I honestly cannot see how Ring/Diaz for Green makes any sense whatsoever. Someone please explain.Originally Posted by Jermaine
Originally Posted by broadwayjoe
Well, I agree with you that Green is not a valuable commodity anymore... Honestly I would be just as happy seeing Endy as Green in left, and I would like to see Cliffy more than both of them... but if Cliff doesnt come back, or gets injured again... we'll have 2 spots in the outfield come playoff time and these candidates: Endy, Milledge, Tucker, Ledee. Honestly unless Milledge shapes up or Endy shows every day starter stuff, Green would probably be a better option then all them. Then again, Tucker has shown some pop on his bat. I'm not crazy about the trade, but I would think that a competant outfielder for a perennial AAA reliever and a prospect-gone-horribly-wrong is a steal. That is unless Ring showes us great stuff. I honestly have not seen him pitch too much to tell, but obviously he must be unrelieable to still be traversing to the minor leageus.


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Presented by Concord Orchestra at 51 Walden
May 15 - May 17, 2009
An evening of music by American composers Bernstein, Anderson, Gould and others conducted by Richard Pittman. Violinist Siri Smedvig performs Variety Day by McBride and vocalist Steve Marvin will sing tunes by Gershwin, arranged by Bernard Hoffer. Table seating, light refreshments available for sale.
51 Walden Street
Concord, MA 01742
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$25 for adults, $20 for seniors, $10 for students
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8 p.m. on Fri. May 15 and Sat. May 16
2 p.m. on Sun. May 17
Phone: 978 369-4967
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How do I tell them
Asks the young child,
Searching for words unknown.
I've said it all wrong
Cried the youth, quite wild,
If only I were grown.
Just listen to me
The new graduate nods
I've got it exactly right.
What words will change him,
The father asked,
Wondering into the night.
If only I'd said it,
The old woman thought,
If only I'd been heard!
All were reaching and reaching
Through the seasons of life
For the right use of a word.
Charlotte Hawkins Shepard
Guadalajara, Mexico
Used by Permission of Charlotte Hawkins Shepard. All rights reserved.


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Fat Letters: Schools in 19 States Weigh Kids, Send Reports to Parentsby Free Britney at . Updated at . Comments
Schools in 19 states are weighing students and sending reports to their parents with their body mass index (BMI) and other measurements, reports say.
Kids have started calling the reports "fat letters."
Many families and health experts have started pushing back against the reports-slash-fat letters, arguing they could damage the children's self-esteem.
Proponents say the practice is actually an effective progress report and a tool for establishing whether a student is healthy or unhealthy physically.
A person's BMI is calculated by dividing their weight by the square of their height, then applied to their age and gender and measured against peers.
BMI is the primary measurement used to determine if a person is considered overweight and obese, a condition these 19 states are trying to reduce.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than one-third of children and adolescents are considered overweight or obese.
These children are believed to at increased risk for a variety of health problems, including asthma, sleep apnea, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes.
None of which are good, obviously, but is it really a school's place to call attention to it in this manner, evaluating BMI alongside students' academic skills?
Fat letters: Right or wrong?
very simple: JUST COPY EUROPEAN RAISING PROGRAMS.
You know what also damages a kids self esteem....?? Being FAT
You really think it's news to any fat kid that they're fat? You really think this is going to accomplish one fucking thing? "Oh dear! The school noticed I'm fat. I better lose weight right away!" WRONG. The non-fat people of the world seem to think that being fat is a surprise. It isn't. From this I deduce that intelligence is proportional to BMI.
That and piss poor parents who don't give a shit.


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Monday, August 18, 2014
SIDMOUTH'S 'ludicrous' seafront pedestrian crossing should be reviewed by highways bosses, according to a town councillor.
Ann Liverton told colleagues the feature on The Esplanade should be discussed.
She said, at this time of year, it was 'ludicrous' and questioned how much pollution was coming from 'backed-up' traffic caused by people 'ambling across'.
"Surely there must be some way of controlling that crossing," said Councillor Liverton, who asked for the matter to be referred to the town council's Traffic Management Group.
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I agree with Frankiesmall, this crossing needs some form of light control to give traffic a fair chance at busy times.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
The other day I drove past, as I often do as a taxi driver, to see a community police officer waving traffic through and allowing pedestrians to cross in groups. The intervention especially during folk week was gratefully received. I understand this is an impractical solution but surely a pelican or puffin crossing would be much more practical in such highly used area, both by pedestrians and traffic. I have known in busy times this crossing to cause back up of traffic all up the high street!
Monday, August 18, 2014
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Malai Marke
- Address:
318 East 6th St.
New York, NY 10003Neighborhood:
Lower East Side
- Cuisine:
IndianPrice: $30 and under
Malai Marke
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.malaimarke.com/index.html
- Phone: (212) 777-7729
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Mon-Thurs: 12pm-3pm Fri-Sun: 12pm-4pm Dinner: Mon-Thurs: 5pm-11pm Fri & Sat: 4pm-12am Sunday: 4pm-10pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Indian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Takeout, Wine
A word from Malai Marke
Ushering the Intriguing blend of India's Diverse Flavours ,let exquisite cuisine of exotic kebabs ,oriental mystical ,curries Inspired from the rustic native life melt yor senses at Malai Marke -the ultimate dollop of ethereal joy! The delectable cuisine at 'Malai Mar Ke' promises the artful experience that celebrates the taste of Indian spirit ,Upholding the desirable truth - Variety is the spice of life, add a whip of creamy Indian delight and undiscovered aromas to your life at 'Malai Mar Ke'.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerIndian
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Malai Marke reviews from OpenTable diners
28 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service3.8
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (18)neighborhood gem (13)good for groups (7)romantic (6)hot spot (3)special occasion (3)kid-friendly (2)great for lunch (2)late-night find (1)Show More
- Amazing indian food!DoubleffsVIPDined on 11/24/2014East 6th street is known for the variety and amount of indian restaurants but none of them compare with malai marke. It's a serene space, nicely but not over done. We went very early, pre theatre so there were not many people there at the time. Everything was clearly cooked to order and every dish tasted of different spices. We have been to India, but this food supersedes any of the food we had there. Go, you won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemBuzzyDined on 11/13/2014I've eaten at most of the top rated Indian Restaurants in NYC and they don't compare to The price and quality. Everything came out hot and tasted fresh! The Sag Paneer tasted like Fresh spinach. The nan was perfect, light with just a bit of crunch. The chicken tikka masala Was delicious. The use of spices in each dish was perfectly balanced! Don't walk, but run to Taste some of the finest Indian cuisine in NYCSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best in NYCOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/8/2014It doesn't get any better than Malai Marke! The food, service and prices are incredible. I recommend the Malai Marke Paneer with Samosas as an appetizer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Doesn't live up to it's ratingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/2/2014The appitizers were great. But the main course was horrible. The meat was t cooked properly and the food was very sweet. When we asked for the manager they said their was no manager on staff. They took a dish back to have it remade, and it was still horrible.Special Features:
- Very good neighbourhood curryLauraDined on 10/21/2014Having just moved to NYC from London we were delighted to find this place! A wide ranging menu of interesting Indian dishes with very nice flavours. Shrimp curry and lemon rice particularly recommended. Only fault is there are no vegetable side dishes on the menu, only main size vegetarian dishes, so we didn't get to try as many!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Night In TownnewyorkchronicleDined on 10/16/2014I ordered my food and the wait for it was okay considering I was in good company. They came with one plate at a time (I had ordered four). The meat for my appetizer was spicy like it had promised but very dry and dull on the inside. The bread that accompanied the soup like second dish was also plain however my second dish was extremely good and spicy. What dissapointed me the most was the dessert I ordered. I expected it to be some exotic like dessert when the waiter came to me with four cake like balls drenched in diluted syrup. Definitely stay clear of that I put a ball into my mouth and almost spit it back out (tasted like wet mush).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Keep going backJGCrimDined on 10/15/2014Every time I find myself in the East Village and as much as I would like to try new restaurants, I am drawn back to Malai Marke. As a vegetarian who generally dines with non-vegetarians, Malai Marke's menu offers a huge variety of subtly flavored and perfectly prepared items. Everything I have ever eaten there is delicious, so recommending one dish over another isn't necessary. Recently, my friends and I discovered that Malai Marke is part of a group of Indian Restaurants with sister restaurants on Lexington between 27th and 28th. I have only eaten in one of them [Chote Nawab] and found it to be another outstanding dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Indian Restaurant in NYCshashisatyaDined on 10/3/2014One of the best Indian restaurants in NYC that serves good Indian recipes. Chicken Tikka Masala served here is highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Have Tofu available when on menuNYCdinerVIPDined on 9/27/2014I ate in this restaurant a few times but on the last two occasions when we tried to order tofu, the server told me that it was not available. For a vegetarian diner, this leaves them with few options. They should rectify it or otherwise remove it from the menu. Otherwise, the food was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spicy wonderlandFOODGFDined on 8/29/2014It's a truly rare find to balance the delicate flavors and the severely spicy. It was sublime.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 70 reviews are from the Malai Marke reviews archive.
- Not as good as before!!!happydinerVIPDined on 7/14/2014The quality go service and food is not the same as before.... This was my third time there and the food is becoming creamier and heavier... Not real Indian food..
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 6/21/2014I came here with a friend for dinner at 8:30 on a Saturday night. There were lots of people dining without it being overly loud. We ordered the Chilly Paneer app, Lal Maas, and Chicken Xacuti, all of which we excellent. I travelled in India for 5 months, so I have very specific memories of the food. Dining here lived up to all of my expectations and gave really great flavors. The decor is fine, but nothing special. Service was excellent. Our waiter was very attentive and had great feedback and information about dishes and recommendations for my friend when she was debating between options. The rest of the staff was on point and very friendly. I would definitely come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for 6th StreetNYCFoodieGalVIPDined on 6/21/2014This place has a nice ambiance, staff is lovely, food is very good!Special Features:
- Noise level....OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/12/2014Food is fantastic!!! I give it a high recommendation, but the noise level is way too high.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- delicate and soooo tastygourmetgourmandDined on 5/25/2014We had a very nice experience at Malai Marke. The food was amazing with a selection of both familiar indian dishes and some more unusual ones which makes for a nice change. We had samosas and potato pancakes for starters followed by the "Aunty" prawn curry, lamb dansak and a mixed tandor with the lemon rice. Everything was delicious, delicate and not greasy at all as indian food can sometimes be. Probably one of my favorite indian meals ever! My only complaint would be that the environment is a little too noisy and very dark.
- Great Indian FoodPreebooDined on 5/23/2014I've tried a bunch of Indian restaurants in the city and this one definitely had some amazing food. Everything was great however we ended up having to pack some of the food to take home. We had ordered 2 naans and only had 1 but when we got home, we realized that the other naan had not been picked up. This was quite a bummer because the naan is SO good.Special Features:
- Terrific neighborhood gem!TappanZeeDined on 5/11/2014The chefs at Malai Marke are clearly masters of their craft. The food was amazingly good - I didn't think a Chicken Korma could taste this fantastic! Would love to go back as soon as possible. Interior is a tight space, but it works fine.Special Features:
- Best Indian in Lower ManhattanTmcalliVIPDined on 5/10/2014Not a typical Indian menu and all made fresh. We've now eaten here a few times and the staff are great. They're willing to take time to make suggestions. We had a vegan in the group and the menu is very accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodMelissaKaveskiDined on 5/5/2014Happy to dine here every time I do. Great food, attentive service. I've never had trouble getting a table here which is great. A serious gem of curry row!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Indian Eatry in East VillageElegantlyDined on 4/19/2014Great place for North Indian food. Must try the chicken tikka it's amazing. Go try it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Indian foodfdnyVIPDined on 4/11/2014Best Indian restaurant on 6th Street, and some of the best in the city. My boyfriend is Indian, too, so he knows his stuff. The red fish curry is AMAZING. The okra entree is great. The shrimp curry is fantastic. Run, don't walk!Special Features:
- Competently prepared dishesJochenDined on 3/23/2014Competently prepared dishes from different parts of India. Nothing noteworthy, but all very good. Desserts were the only let down. Friendly service, good ambience.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, spicy, but veryOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/22/2014Good food, spicy, but very fresh. Would go again. Rice is mediocre.
- popular spotedgeVIPDined on 3/22/2014For whatever reason this restaurant fills up fast on the curry row of East Village. The portions seemed small at first, but I think one is enough for 2 to share. Go with a group to sample more things from the menu! The tables are placed very closely next to each other, but I think most places in EV are like that anyway. Rent is expensive, but food doesn't have to be and MM seems to meet that criteria. Will return for another meal.Special Features:
- SuperbdoktortimVIPDined on 3/14/2014I love Indian food. Surprised to have such bad luck in the East Village with "curry row" right here. But my disappointment ended with Malai Marke. Recommend highly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good for twoOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2014Went for a late dinner, over all it was good. You will enjoy the food, the service is alright.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good Indian FoodNewYorkDinersVIPDined on 1/15/2014The food is really delicious, fragrantly seasoned with generous herbs and spices. My only issue is that the chicken tikka masala curry is much too sweet. The sauce is almost like candy and it's off-putting.
- Best on Curry RowKikaEatsDined on 1/10/2014The diverse and excellent menu is an interesting blend of regional dishes, not found on many Indian menus in Manhattan. It's a cute, casual spot to meet up with friends, and if you're craving curry in the East Village, the best place to go. The word is out, so definitely book on weekends. My British friends love it, so that's a high compliment too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great fresh Indian foodRsjazzyDined on 1/7/2014I did not know the differency between Southern Indian food, which this restaurant is, and other Indian food, but the food was interesting, a little different, very fresh, lively taste. I would highly recommend this comfortable place, definitely a step up from all the other Indian places on this street.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently goodfoodloverDined on 12/15/2013Coming from London, I'm so happy to find a great curry place! The curries are delicious (try the recommended ones, especially the prawn spicy curry is amazing) and the service is great too. I usually come to indian restaurants (as well as chinese restaurants) with low expectations because the food is so cheap, you don't really have a right to complain about service. But the service here is great and they have recently renovated the restaurant so it is clean and modern.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food, modern settingLocalDinerDined on 12/13/2013Really good Indian food, delicious naan, good service, lively but not overly loud, and reasonably priced. We had a terrific pre-theater dinner. I will happily return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Modern IndianLovemyfoodDined on 11/16/2013I went with 4 friends and we enjoyed the meal. As some of my friends are not very experience with Indian cuisine, we went for milder dishes, but they were delicious. Good value for what we had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Incredible Food, lacking serviceAnonymousDined on 11/16/2013The food at Malai Marke is delicious. Well spiced, balanced, fresh tasting. The service leaves something to be desired. Although they had our reservation, they didn't have a table for us, and we ended up having to wait about 25 minutes to be seated. Our food took forever to arrive, and there was a really long wait between appetizers and main courses. I would recommend this place because the food is truly special, but don't go if you want to feel welcome!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Indian Food!AMnycDined on 10/29/2013This was our first time at this restaurant. Service was very attentive and the food was delicious. Would recommend Gulab Jamun for dessert -- it was some of the best we've ever had!I would recommend this to a friend.
- best Indian food without pretensenycConnoisseurDined on 10/11/2013We don't regularly eat Indian, but we do often enough to have frequented most worthy ones, and this new restaurant has terrific food and truly best service you can expect. Chicken tikka masala is the best one I have ever had. It is not the cheapest, but priced ok for a restaurant that serves food of quality that competes with much higher priced places.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always goodbirdwinsVIPDined on 10/4/2013Have gone several times. Food is always very tasty. More elegant than usual 6th Street fare, but not as glitzy or expensive as uptown Indians. Enjoy!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine Indian FoodOonaDined on 9/21/2013The food was really good. Delicious chicken xacuti, the paneer appetizer. I found the 2 chili notation re spice definitely not very hot, could easily try the 3 and 4 next time. Definitely want to go back and try some more dishes. Service was really lovely, waitstaff very attentive and friendly. Recommend the Reisling with dinner....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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"They that can give up essential liberty to gain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790),U.S. statesman, scientist, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759
Holy crap. More like a maiming video. Biting on a stick is not my style. Whining and crying like a little girl is probably a lot closer to me. Cool cabin though.
A couple of interesting way to use a chain saw....upside down and as a planer.....
Survival isn't a game...it's what you do when the game goes sideways.
Interesting video, I wonder what caused the dad to be paralyzed?
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SHELTON, Conn. — Connecticut authorities say a 29-year-old man was so upset about the lack of parking enforcement in his town that he parked his car illegally in a handicapped space and called police more than a dozen times before officers arrived and arrested him.
Shelton police say they had to subdue Michael Andes with a stun gun Thursday morning after he screamed at officers that they weren't doing their job and became combative. He was charged with breach of peace and interfering with an officer and was given a parking ticket.
Authorities say Andes first called police at 2 a.m. and yelled at a dispatcher.
Andes posted $1,000 bail and is due in court Sept. 6. There's no phone listing for Andes and it's not clear if he has a lawyer.
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|Kenny Watson's teammates savoring running back's big game
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The unheralded running back has brought a good feeling to the Cincinnati Bengals locker room.
Watson ran for a career-high 130 yards and scored three touchdowns Sunday in a 38-31 victory over the New York Jets that at least temporarily saved the Bengals' season. Cincinnati (2-4) is still last in the AFC North, but could move to within a game of first place by beating Pittsburgh (4-2) on Sunday.
Give Watson much of the credit.
``I'm not surprised at all,'' said Palmer, who lobbied for the Bengals to keep him in the offseason. ``Kenny's a great back. It's so great to see him do what he's doing.
``I'm so happy for him. I told him after the game he did a great job and all, but I'm just happy to see him doing what he's doing. I'm happy to see him happy.''
The Bengals were happy to see anyone do what Watson did against the Jets.
Cincinnati's running game has struggled for most of the season, putting pressure on Palmer to throw. The lack of a dependable ground game was a big factor in the Bengals' struggle on third down - they went 1-of-18 over a two-game span.
An injury-depleted offensive line had problems opening holes, and running back Rudi Johnson has missed most of the last three games with a strained hamstring. The line had all five starters back for the first time against the Jets, and Watson had the benefit of running behind it.
``It was big for us to come out and dominate the line of scrimmage like we did,'' Watson said. ``We're always trying to come up with a balanced offense. That hasn't worked out for us the last few weeks.''
It helped that the Bengals had bookend tackles Levi Jones and Willie Anderson for the entire game. Anderson threw the block that opened the way for Watson's first touchdown.
``It's a big difference having his leadership out there,'' Watson said. ``You know he's banged up, and you've got to go hard for him.''
Anderson most likely will sit out Sunday against Pittsburgh. He aggravated a sore knee during the game against New York and was listed Wednesday as out for the next game.
Johnson also missed practice on Wednesday, leaving his status uncertain. That could mean another big role for Watson, who hadn't started a game since 2002.
Watson signed with Washington as an undrafted player from Penn State in 2001. He had a pair of 100-yard games for the Redskins, starting four times in two seasons. The Bengals signed him as a reserve running back and special teams player.
He carried only 25 times last season for 138 yards, and caught 23 passes for 213 yards in his role as third-down back. Palmer lobbied the Bengals to keep him in the offseason, and Watson got a three-year deal in April.
Two weeks later, it looked like his job was in jeopardy when the Bengals drafted running back Kenny Irons in the second round. They also had Chris Perry, their first-round pick in 2004, coming back from a broken leg.
Perry is still in his comeback, and Irons tore a knee ligament in the preseason, leaving Watson next in line when Johnson got hurt. Finally, he had a chance.
``It's always been against him,'' Palmer said. ``He's a free agent coming out of college. He's kind of had to scrap to make a team. He had to scrap to be here, then they sign Rudi to a big deal. They draft a first-round tailback. They draft a second-round tailback. He's never been given an opportunity. He's had to fight for it, and now he's finally getting it.''


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This Amazing Homes Sits On 6 Acres And Sleeps 9 In A 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Home
A California King in the owners retreat, and a queen size in the lower area room over looking the infinity Pool and the Mountains. The third bed room has a double bunk bed and three single beds sleeping a total of 5 perfect for young kids and or young adults. Modern Kitchen with Granite vanity's, both baths are walk ins with glass doors and vessel bowls at the vanity's. Several sitting areas outside, and a beautiful large deck with 6 lounge chairs around the pool area and an outside table that sits 4. The upstairs dinning table is round and sits 6 with a bar area that sits an additional 3 people. There is a blow up twin Bed in the laundry/washer dryer room in case needed. Iron, Ironing board, gas grill, flashlights and an abundance of towels both for pool and the beach. Pura Vida! (pure Life) is what you will experience here!
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About Guillermo Piedra phone #1 Alex Phone #2 Barrett phone #3
I have been in Real Estate most my life and and finished the home in 2011, I actually bought the land after 6 years of traveling through Costa Rica to find the right spot when my friends and my family were taking to the community and looked at several lots,after buying the land 4 years earlier.
We all pulled up to lot 25 and the looks on our face and being able to hear the waterfall and the views. We knew it was it....the rest well you see it, we had the home built to reflect what Cost Rica truly meant Pura Vida ! (pure Life)
Guillermo Piedra phone #1 Alex Phone #2 Barrett phone #3 purchased this house in 2011
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There is no place like this read reviews!
I looked for 6 years before finding this place after traveling to 39 countries and finding this truly one of the most exciting times of my life!
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Its location,location,location, this property is locate in the Southern part of the central Pacific, and it is close to all the most beautiful spots in Costa Rica, after visiting 39 countries, I fell in love with the weather and especially the People. I traveled for 15 times to Costa Rica looking for the perfect home to retire in. This place is all about being in the heart of Adventure tourism and Eco tourism.
You have Ballena Marine National park 25 minutes south to go whale watching, you have Manuel Antonio National park loaded with Monkeys and various animal Species. The beach closet to the home, is Playa Motnapalo unbelievable surfing with no crowds, It is like having a private beach.
Sport fishing heaven, the town of Quepos is one of the best places on the Pacific Coast, you barely leave the marina and you ready to wet a hook for the big bill fish etc.
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The property manager, Alex, met us at the airport and took us to the home, carried our luggage in and made sure we were comfortable. The house is beautiful, with a spacious deck and dipping pool, surrounded by the natural beauty (sights and sounds) of the jungle. We felt very safe because of the 24-hour security guard at the gate. The "wildlife", however, gave us a few starts! Once we got used to the Jurassic Park sized insects and bullfrogs, we settled in and were very happy. We were close to Dominical beach and not too far from Manuel antonio Park to visit daily. We loved the zipline experience the best. This is a great place to stay if you want to be secluded from the entire world, and yet close enough to go visit places. I would recommend it for those who love nature, or just want to be away from it all!


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Companies are adopting the cloud as they realize more and more benefits. Few jump in whole hog based on the cloud hype and there's been plenty of that. Still, as the cloud becomes more mainstream, new terms crop up.
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Family photos are a staple in my family. I've taken lots of them on trips and special occasions.
My conversion from film to digital occurred 15 years ago and I've scanned about 350 GB worth of print photos on my system. I have multiple copies on separate drives and a number of them have been burned on DVDs. But you know, I don't want to lose the family history. So, I finally decided to keep an extra copy in the cloud. I should have done that a long time ago, but you know how these things go.
A couple weeks ago I wrote a blog entry about the need of doing your homework when embracing open source software as you have no vendor to turn to. One question that was raised was why this could not be done once and for all by a trusted organization. For some open source software, this is done. It's called a distribution.
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