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The in-house reputation system used in Internet Explorer 8 and 9 is markedly superior at blocking social-engineering attacks than the Google equivalent used by Chrome, Mozilla's Firefox, Apple's Safari, an independent test by NSS Labs has found.
Rating the browsers against a sample set of European malware URLs over 19 days in April, IE 8 achieved a mean block rate of 90 percent, leaving Chrome 10, Firefox 4 and Safari 5 in the dust on 13 percent each. Opera, which uses technology from antivirus company AVG, came in last on 5 percent.
[ Also on InfoWorld: Internet Explorer market share continues to sink. | The Web browser is your portal to the world -- as well as the conduit that lets in many security threats. InfoWorld's expert contributors show you how to secure your Web browsers in this "Web Browser Security Deep Dive" PDF guide. ]
When assessing IE 9 with application filtering turned on, the results were even more dramatic, taking that version to a mean blocking rate of 100 percent.
Internet Explorer's positive showing appears to be thanks to two embedded technologies; Smartscreen URL Filter, a cloud-based system that checks URLs against a master database. This is present in both IE 8 and 9 and seems to work more or less identically in both.
In addition, IE 9 has added a second system, SmartScreen Application Reputation which on the basis of this test offers browser users a remarkably effective level of download block protection. Chrome, Firefox and Safari all use a rival URL checking system, Google's Safe Browser Feed, which as previous NSS Labs tests have suggested, is now falling some way behind.
"The significance of Microsoft's new application reputation technology cannot be overstated. Application Reputation is the first attempt by any vendor to create a definitive list of every application on the Internet," the authors conclude.
"Browsers provide a layer of protection against socially engineered malware, in addition to endpoint protection products; as this report shows, not all are created equal. The overall lower protection offered by Firefox, Safari, and Chrome is concerning."
An extra but important dimension also tested was the 'average response time to block malware', basically the time it took each browser to add a problem site to the block list once it had been fed in to the test by NSS Labs.
Again, IE 9 with Application Reputation enabled gained a perfect score, adding a site without any delay, the only browser to manage such a feat. Interestingly, however, without the Application layer, IE 8 and 9 sank down the table, taking nearly 14 and 16 hours respectively, behind Safari's five hours, Chrome's nearly seven hours, and Firefox's 8 hours.
Block time is worth paying attention to because the longer protection takes to be activated, the longer the window of possible exposure.
The limitation of the report is that it is only measuring one dimension of the threat users face when using browsers, that of attacks where the user can be tricked -- 'socially engineered' in security parlance -- into downloading malware. This compares with what are called 'drive-by' attacks that seek to exploit specific vulnerabilities in software and which require no user intervention.


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Callaway Gardens is being run by a new motto; "don't spend more than you make."
The resort was $44 million in the hole last year, but some corporate restructuring is helping them get back on their feet.
Selling 7000 of Callaway Gardens' 13,000 acres in 2012 helped pave a new way for the deeply-in-debt attraction. Now the site is short just $8 million and slowly seeing visitors coming back.
2013 at the Gardens started off with a three-month remodeling project at the Mountain Creek Inn. The historic resort's rooms hadn't had a style upgrade in more than 50 years, but shutting it down from January through March dampened group bookings, which bring in a third of the resort's revenue.
CEO Edward Callaway says, "We were expecting our business to grow dramatically after our rooms remodeled, and it has, but what's surprising to us was it grew for families and individuals but groups book 6 months, 12 months, 18 months out, so we did not get the growth in group room nights that we thought we would."
The cost of renovations led Callaway to make an executive decision to cut $1 million from this year's budget, which included letting go of 12 of the gardens' nearly 800 employees. He says, "These are great people and we hate to lose them, but again the primary discipline we have is that we will not expend more money than we make, and we spent $2.5 million in January, February and March thinking we'd get it back this year."
While group bookings are a major part of business at Callaway Gardens, the expansion of the Treetop zip line experience and other amenities have daily gate admittance up by 50%. "It just says that everything we're doing is right," says Callaway. "The groups are coming. They're just coming later."
One of the new incentives for visitors is a drop in room rates during slow periods, something Callaway learned from other major resorts like Disney.
Callaway expects 2014 to be a big year for the Gardens, and he says he has more tricks up his sleeve to keep the guests coming. "We're not ready to announce what we might be doing next year, but we're going to be doing something every year, and it's going to be big enough for people to notice it."
The lower room rates start in August. You can stay at the brand new Mountain Creek Inn starting at $79 on week nights and $99 on the weekend as an end-of-summer special.
Callaway also plans to start an annual shut down at the beginning of January for 11 days to conduct resort-wide maintenance.
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Lakefront/DSL/Paddle Boat/Pool Table/3 Acres on Hartwell! in Lake Hartwell
- bedrooms 4
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Tranquil, peaceful, beautiful setting! House sits on 3 acres, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, 2 Fireplaces, Open floor plan, 47" TV Blu-Ray/DVD Surround Sound, Wet Bar, Large Deck, Pool table, Golf cart, horseshoe pit, 4-person Paddle boat, 2-person sailboat, Charcoal grill, High-Speed Internet, Fully-equipped kitchen, All linens provided, 1-Acre Fenced-in yard for pets, Pet-friendly (outside), Deep water cove, level lot to lake - approx 75 yds to lake, plenty of room for tents and self-contained campers on property. This is the perfect spot to enjoy the lake and spend time with family and friends. This spacious
home also makes a great location for corporate retreats and group outings. Bring your boat, jet ski or water toys, or rent one from one of the nearby marinas!
Testimonial: "...You have a lovely home and we enjoyed staying here very much. We've been coming to Lake Hartwell for 10 years and have never stayed in the same house twice. We would love to come back here if the opportunity is available. Thank you for sharing your home with us."
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Golf cart, 4-person paddle boat, 2-person sailboat, pool table, charcoal grill, fenced-in yard for pets, large yard for games, swing on dock
activities and attractions in Lake Hartwell Georgia
Less than 10 miles to Downtown Hartwell
Local Entertainment: Hart County Community Theater, Bluegrass Express, Buckhead Red Dawg Saloon,
Hartwell Speedway, GA Karting Komplex – Dirt Track Go Kart Racing, Lavonia Motor Speedway Dirt Track,
Ty Cobb Museum – Royston, GA, Skeeter Branch Hunting Preserve
Local Restaurants: Downtown Café & Pizzeria, California Mexican Café, Fletcher's, Sibling's
Steakhouse, Tugaloo Fishing Hole, Swamp Guinea, Mexican Restaurants, Dairy Queen, Pizza Hut, Zaxby's,
Sonic, BBQ, McDonald's
Local Shopping: Hartwell Antiques, Home Depot, WalMart, Belk's, Lavonia Antique Market, Tanger Outlet
Center – Commerce, GA
Local Marinas: Harbor Light Marina, Hartwell Marina, Big Water Marina
Local Churches: Providence United Methodist Church, Price Chapel Church of God, Cross Roads Baptist
Golf and Tennis: Cateechee Golf and Conference Center
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$1,350/wk $235/weekday daily (5 night min) $315/weekend daily $5,495/month
$500 security/damage deposit - refundable
$100 cleaning fee - non-refundable
$150 pet fee - non-refundable
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And the journey begins … Trustonic
At the end of last year we finally announced the launch of a new Device Security joint venture, backed by ARM, Giesecke and Devrient and Gemalto, named Trustonic. Trustonic is tasked with:
"Enriching, simplifying and expanding people's digital lives by securing valued services on smart devices"
We are well on our way to that goal already due to the great work each of the founding partners have already done but there is still much to do. Keep an eye on the Trustonic website for exciting announcements soon.


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Release NotesTo simplify Parallels Plesk Panel 11 provisioning in-the-cloud for infrastructure providers (including service providers offering dedicated, VPS, or IaaS), Parallels offers these instructions on how to deploy Parallels Plesk Panel (PP) on the Windows Azure platform.
Creating VM imageDue to Microsoft Windows Server redistribution restrictions, we cannot provide a PP VM image.
You can prepare the image by taking the following steps:
2. Connect to the Server via Remote Desktop.
3. Add the "Web Server (IIS)" role to the Server.
4. Install Parallels Plesk Panel 11 using Parallels Installer.
"%plesk_cli%\cloning" --update -prepare-public-image true -reset-license true
6. Prepare Windows Server for cloning.
C:\Windows\System32\sysprep\sysprep /oobe /generalize /shutdown
7. Capture a VM image of the Server.
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Boston Cream is the kids' favorite flavor at a new gourmet cupcake shop located downtown.
Pink Tree Sweets, located in Andover Square Village, is hosting its grand opening on Saturday, Dec. 15, offering a free 12-ounce gourmet coffee to those who buy six cupcakes.
Those who buy a dozen cupcakes get one free cupcake. The shop opens at 9 a.m. Cupcake prices range from $2.49 to $2.99 apiece.
"We had a soft opening about two weeks ago and have been getting ready for the grand opening," said owner Annie Wu. "It has been a long process from the birth of the ideas to actually launching the store."
Wu said it's the recipe that makes her cupcakes different. Everything is baked from scratch. A wide range of gourmet frostings are the finishing touch.
It's a small shop with just eight seats but it's a "...modern, comfortable and happy environment" with WiFi so customers can relax and bring a laptop if they want, she said.
"Our kitchen is open so customers can watch us bake," Wu said.
Wu said cold drinks are popular, too. Bubble Tea and Snow Bubble are big hits on the west coast and in Asia, she said. She's serving up both drinks at her shop, which is located next to Andover Bookstore in the shopping plaza that used to known as Olde Andover Village.


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Rental exhibits offer a number of benefits in the areas of; flexibility, scalability, budget, schedule, speed, sustainability and global brand consistency. MG offers a number of exhibit rental solutions to fit your every need with express, tailored and hybrid options.
MG Express Rental Packages
MG EXPRESS Rentals are complete exhibit solutions that not only attract and engage your audience, but make the exhibiting process simple and seamless for you.
Our EXPRESS program allows you the ability to select an exact format from our line of inline and island exhibits, or you can reconfigure one of our formats to exactly fit your needs. Each package comes standard (where specified) with everything you need for your next show:
- High impact, full color graphic panels
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Combine our EXPRESS rental exhibit solutions with our turnkey show services packages for an easy, one stop solution. Throw in our regional deployment and you've added fast, cost-effective and green to the mix! We invite you to take a closer look at EXPRESS rental exhibits in the downloadable documents below.
Inline OptionsEXPRESS100 = 10' X 10' EXPRESS200 = 10' X 20' EXPRESS300 = 10' X 30'
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MG Tailored Rental Solutions
MG offers a world of options when it comes to our tailored rental solutions. Starting with our extensive catalog of in-house rental components, our award winning designers will tailor a powerhouse exhibit design for your specific needs. Whether you have one annual show or a series of shows, one brand or a range of brands with differing needs, MG can tailor a rental exhibit or an entire rental exhibit program to perfectly fit your needs. We can also enhance your existing exhibit properties with rental elements to create a hybrid scenario to meet your varying exhibit needs. With MG's Tailored Rentals, we provide the ability to bring your brand to life in glorious 3-D, allowing you the opportunity to showcase your brand messaging while meeting your audience(s) face-to-face.
Visit our online gallery of MG Tailored Rental projects.
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This is a question every exhibit manager should be considering. The fact is that the lines between custom built and rental exhibits have become very blurry. Many of MG's clients—large and small—are having the best of both worlds by creating hybrid solutions that combine owned inventory with rented elements. Learn how by watching the video below.
MG's creative process focuses on finding the right solution to meet your objectives. When you work with MG there's no difference in quality between custom built and rental. We've won awards for both custom and rental projects because we use the same creative process and design professionals to create a solution that works for you, your budget and your marketing objectives.
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A eye surgeon friend/relation suggested that the "next" version of the technology is always better.. and in the past once you had had the surgery you were precluded from the newest revision. That may have changed. His advice was not to get the surgery unless you need it medically or understand that you maybe limiting your ability to get the surgery later in your life when you might need it.


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"Aaron will either be in prison or a Hall of Famer."NFL Draft 2010 Player Profile: Aaron Hernandez, Florida Tight End - SBNation.com
"He's (Washington) a dynamic player, what more can I say about him. He's very athletic, very fast. He reminds me of myself. They did a great job of getting the guy to fill that void."http://blog.azcardinals.com/2013/05/10/what-dansbys-return-means-2/
"Jonathan Cooper is an outstanding football player. He's about as athletic a guard as we've seen come into this league in years. He can do everything you want him to do. He can pass protect. He can anchor. He can drive block. He can pull. He can counter pull. He's got everything you want athletically and from a football temperament standpoint, and once more, I think in time he will move over to center and become the leader of your offensive line, because he has that kind of football IQ and temperament. This was a home run pick for the Arizona Cardinals."Bill Polian, ESPN commentary
Adrian Wilson getting cut today per Sirius nfl radioSirius claimed mike jurecki just tweeted it
There has been a lot of speculation over what the Philadelphia Eagles are going to do at the CB position this offseason, given the return of both of their 2012 starters is not a given: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is an impending free agent, and Nnamdi Asomugha is a candidate for release based upon his contract.http://insider.espn.go.com/blog/nfl/rumors/post?id=1424
Guys! I had forgotten about the Pick 'Em contests from a year ago. I have asked Hawkwind to man it again. I waited too long, so never fear, we are just not going to include the Giants/Cowboys game. Sorry, it's on me. Thanks to KDean75 and another reader who hit me up about it. If Hawkwind doesn't get back to me, I'll run the game or at least the start of it.
Arizona Cardinals Todd Heap is among the most sure-handed tight ends in the NFL, according to Tyler Nickel of Revenge of the Birds. According to research from Pro Football Focus, Heap had 124 catchable balls thrown his way over the past three years and he dropped only seven of them.http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/post/_/id/69250/nfc-west-links-rodger-saffolds-recovery
Joe and I are set to record another episode of the Arizona Birdgang Podcast this weekend and we would like to hear from you again. This time we will ask you this: What are your thoughts on the schedule for the Arizona Cardinals in 2012? What difficulty level would you rate it at? What do you think their record will be come season's end? Call the voicemail and leave your thoughts! The number to call is 623-688-2536. Try and keep the message under a couple of minutes, just so that we have time to play as many as possible!
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Monroe High School's auditorium was filled to capacity – and there wasn't even an opportunity for those attending to make their voices heard.
That's how important the issue of school redistricting is to those in Union County. They are spending their time and energy just to make sure they are seen.
Redistricting would separate classmates, friends, teammates and for some, take away an identity. On Thursday, the board of education held their work session at Monroe.
Superintendent Mary Ellis put on a power-point presentation to the public and eight of the nine B.O.E members who were in attendance. The presentation highlighted solutions other than redistricting to fix overcrowding issues – of course, all costing money.
Building a new school cluster – an elementary, middle and high school – would cost roughly $81 million. Those in attendance cheered at the idea, rather than pulling their kids out of their familiar schools – but the loudest cheers came at the prospect of putting up mobile units outside of schools.
The cost for 49 mobile units would be roughly $2.89 million with additional, annual costs of $265,635.
Mobile units could be put in place and ready for students to be taught in, by January 2015.
Other possibilities discussed were capping schools, multi-tracking, building new additions or even adding sixth grade to elementary schools, from middle schools.
There has been no vote scheduled, yet – but April is a rough deadline.
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In addition to its existing Xfinity Triple-Play services, US-based Comcast has recently announced it will cooperate with US-based NRG Energy to offer electricity services. The move is expected to add an additional service to Comcast's packages and help bring in more revenues to the company.
Comcast has also announced it will acquire the second-largest cable TV company in the US, Time Warner Cable and if acquired, Comcast will be able to take a 30% share in the US' paid-TV market, strengthening its competitiveness against its telecom carrier and satellite TV competitors. The acquisition news also helped Comcast's negotiation with Netflix, which Netflix agreed to pay Comcast for better streaming.
Digitimes Research believes Comcast is planning to use its economies of scale to push into the digital home market. The digital home market used to focus on multimedia entertainment contents, but now the market has turned to focus on new applications such as energy management driven by Google's acquired Nest, home security management and telecare. Comcast's Xfinity Home is a service that combines the energy and security management and the company's entry into the electricity industry will allow it to become a more complete supplier of digital home solutions.
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MPI experts unveil the findings of new research that provides estimates of the numbers of unauthorized immigrants who may benefit from potential approaches to administrative relief.
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MPI researchers and representatives from London and Detroit discuss the policies and strategies used—both at national and local levels—to attract immigrants into local economies and the challenges faced in doing so.
A discussion of MPI's estimates on the size of the DACA population nationally and for 25 key states, as well as application rates and analysis of the program's challenges and achievements.
This telebriefing by Doris Meissner and Marc Rosenblum of MPI examines factors behind the flow of unaccompanied children from Central America and Mexico to the United States, which has surged 90 percent since last year. The talk also previews a policy brief on unaccompanied minors that MPI will release in July.
A discussion on policies regarding immigrant parent detentions and deportations, related child protection issues, and the implications for the immigration enforcement and child welfare systems. This event is also the release of a related Women's Refugee Commission toolkit for detained or deported parents and those who work on the issue.
An online web chat with MPI's Doris Meissner and Muzaffar Chishti examining the U.S. Senate & House bills for Immigration Reform in 2013.
This conference provides an assessment of what we have learned about the relationship between migration and development in the past decade—including the gains made through six years of the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD)—and identifies key areas that are ripe for action.
Discussion with William Lacy Swing, Director General of the International Organization for Migration; Sam Worthington, President & CEO of InterAction; and MPI's Kathleen Newland.
A panel discussion for the release of the Regional Migration Study Group's final report with Co-Chairs Carlos Gutierrez, former U.S. Secretary of Commerce, and Eduardo Stein, former Vice President and Foreign Minister of Guatemala, and joined by James R. Jones, Former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico and former member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Oklahoma; CIDAC Chairman Luis Rubio; and MPI's Demetrios G. Papademetriou and Doris Meissner.
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30 Mercer Street
Toronto, ON M5V 1H3
Downtown / Entertainment District
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Global, International
CAN$31 to CAN$50
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Victor Restaurant Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(416) 883-3431
Hours of Operation:
Dinner Daily: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Global, International, Canadian, Dessert
Executive Chef:
David Chrystian
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Victor Restaurant offers an elegant and versatile catering experience via multiple private and semi-private dining rooms. From private dinners for up to 100 guests to cocktail receptions for 250 guests. Accommodating special events such as wine tastings, Iron Chef themed dinners, media launches, weddings and corporate parties. Off-site catering is also available.
Private Party Facilities:
Victor's private dining room is ideal for corporate dinners, day time meetings, private birthday parties and smaller cocktail receptions. The private room can hold up to 40 guests for dinner, 50 for cocktail and is equipped with it's own private bar, large screen TV and private washroom. Restaurant buyouts also available.
Private Party Contact:
Anna Leverty (416) 883-3431
Getting there
Cross Street:
John St. & King St West
Public Transit:
Mercer St. is a one way street going West from John St. to Blue Jays Way. It runs parallel to King Street, one street South.
The closest subway station is St. Andrew Station at King St and University. The closest intersection and TTC stop is King St West and John St.
Hotel Parking
Parking Details:
There are two public parking lots located on either side of Mercer St. adjacent to the Restaurant. Valet parking is available through the Hotel le Germain Toronto.
A word from Victor Restaurant
Victor Restaurant proudly presents New Toronto Neighborhood Inspired Cuisine, curated by Top Chef Canada's David Chrystian.
Nestled off the lobby of Hotel le Germain Toronto, Victor provides guests the perfect setting to lounge, dine and entertain.
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Diner Reviews
We took part in the Iron Chef
option with the wine pairings and can't say enough about how wonderful a time we had. Yes it's pricey but where in Toronto are you going to get this level of a culinary experience. We challenged the Chef and his team with blackberries and were wowed by the show."
Dined on 7/28/2014
We had dinner June 13th, 2014.
Overall, it was okay. For the price, ($300 for two) I was hoping for (and have had) better. Lobster salad arrived smelling fishy. The amuse bouche was excellent. Scallops and chicken dishes were good. Wine list disappointingly small."
Dined on 6/13/2014
The food was a mix of good and
great. We had the pre theatre meal with the clam chowder (I think), braised lamb, and creme caramel dessert. The clam chowder and the creme caramel were great. Lamb was tasty but a tiny bit dry. We also got the pork belly from the taste of toronto menu. The piece that was moist was amazing but the other pieces were also a tiny bit dry. The service was amazing. Very attentive and they gave us two bowls of the chowder even though we only ordered one meal because we wanted to share everything. I would definitely go again. If the food had not been just a little dry I would have been blown away."
Dined on 6/13/2014
Went with a business colleague .
Had choices from their tasting menu representing some of Toronto's many ethnic neighborhoods. Each was delicious and unique with different flavours and textures. Excellent stylish place. Nice ambiance. Service friendly and attentive."
Dined on 6/12/2014
There's really nothing negative to
say about this quiet, but fantastic restaurant. From the initial greeting, to the cocktails, to the main event, everything is perfect. We were so well taken care of that we would have happily stayed on and missed our show - but the staff made certain that we left in sufficient time to make our show."
Dined on 5/30/2014
Based on other reviews and
location (in the St. Germaine hotel), I had pretty high expectations prior to our dinner. I must say, that they were met or exceeded on every front. First, the space is wonderful -- eclectic surroundings; comfortable/inviting seating, high ceilings with windows from bottom to top, great lighting and décor. The service was excellent -- our server was very attractive (just saying), attentive, friendly, knowledgeable and spot on. We only ordered from the tasting menu (so named because they are dishes representing tastes from different neighborhoods/regions within Toronto) and each was wonderfully presented and tasty. Right size to share. Wine list was impressive without being overwhelming. Highly recommend."
Dined on 5/25/2014
We arrived early and were greeted
in a very friendly manner. What we took for the barman was very entertaining and knowledgeable about the area and Toronto in general. He made note of our needing to be out by 7.30 to attend local theater. Sorted out our drinks at the bar with a couple of personal recommendations. Seated us, and later helped with the wine selection. Staff such as this makes the dining experience very special!"
Dined on 5/3/2014
Finding great food that is not
outrageously expensive in Toronto's theatre district is tough! Victor's was a lovely surprise - several interesting and eclectic (multi-ethnic) small dishes for sharing and some nice main course options. Also a pre-theatre pris-fixe option. Some terrific wines in the $60-80 range too. All in all a great experience - loved the food, wine and ambience in the Hotel Le Germain. Our waitress was quite inexperienced and couldn't do the math to split the bill between 2 credit cards, but the other wait staff were very professional. So give it a try!"
Dined on 4/25/2014
service a bit slow - slightly
inattentive given there were not many diners; food a bit salty - ; otherwise felt very welcome"
Dined on 3/22/2014
Lovely attractive decor in a
special boutique hotel in downtown Toronto with excellent attentive service and delicious food. Creative combinations of ingredients often with intriguing flavours, especially the sun-dried tomato and parmesan tart pallet-teaser. The chef is clearly top-notch. The appetizers and all entrees were delicious, except for my duck confit which was tasty but overly salty. One annoyance was that I had received no reply to my online question about the Iron Chef event sometimes offered. A simple reply would have straightened out the apparent misunderstanding, and we might have been able to take part in this very special dining experience. There is also no word of the Iron Chef offering on the website, a curious omission."
Dined on 3/21/2014
The staff is very friendly and
attentive. The food is great. Atmosphere is excellent as well. Will definitely return!"
Dined on 3/15/2014
My wife and I went for dinner on a
Friday night and were so glad we did. The menu is small but unique. The Toronto Tasting Menu is a great idea! We had two of them as our appetizers but you could make a whole meal of them. He some list was quite good and reasonsbly priced. Our server, Erica, was great, friendly and knowlegable."
Dined on 3/14/2014
This was our first visit at
Victor's and what a delight! The food was excellent, imaginative, and beautifully presented, the service was delightful, and the overall atmosphere very relaxing. Would definitely go back!"
Dined on 3/14/2014
My husband and I went there for
dinner. My husband has strict low fat diet. The chef is very accommodative and prepared the dinner the way my husband wanted. I just found my con and clam chowder not as hot as I wanted to....I like my hot food very hot - especially soup. Otherwise, food and atmosphere is excellent. The Library next to the lobby is very cozy especially with the fireplace there. A drink in the Library after work will be a nice treat! Will go back."
Dined on 3/1/2014
The service was excellent and the
staff were very knowledgeable and patient. I agree with other reviewers that the restaurant signage could be more visible. I only realised the restaurant was directly beside the entrance of the hotel when I looked at the carpet and saw the name. I had the Little Italy and Little Portugal taster menus and they were pretty good. I found the squash in the dish a little salty, but not enough to ruin the taste of the dish. The gnocchi was well done as well though. The winter desert platter was probably the best dish of the night."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Four of us enjoyed the Valentines
tasting menu. Although we ordered our own wine, I think the pairing would have been great. The hotel lobby makes for a lovely entrance, and the restaurant decor is upscale and easy. The dessert course was truly heavenly! Really enjoyed the meal and the ambiance."
Dined on 2/15/2014
My husband and I ate at Victor for
Valentine's day dinner. The food was good but not as good as other top restaurants in Toronto. The Toronto Tasting menu was a lovely idea and we were very excited to try it. The paneer appetizer was alright, papadums were fresh and tasty. Lobster, chicken and chorizo dish was good, chicken lacked flavour however. Beef Tenderloin dish was ok; meat was a bit dry and not outstanding but mashed potatoes were solid. Food also came out barely warm, bordering on cold. Dessert was the best course...selection of chocolate bark, ice cream sandwich with shortbread and had interesting flavours of anise, cardamom. I am not sure we would return considering the mains were just good but not outstanding."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Took my girlfriend here for
Valentine's dinner - my main goal was to get away from anything overdone and 'too popular' (O&B!). The restaurant is located in a hotel (Hotel Le Germain) and I suspect that's why it's so over looked, or possibly undiscovered completely. Personally I thought that was one of the best aspects. It's quiet enough that we didn't notice anyone around us, but not empty in the sense that no one was there. The food was great, both of us being big fans of Top Chef Canada knew what we in for. The menu offers a lot of great plates, some may not make sense with others but that's beyond the point - we enjoyed each dish on it's own. We didn't opt for the wine pairing, but the ones we did try were great - lots of selection."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Chef David Chrystian and the team
continue to perform at a high level. Highlight was the bone marrow!! Dishes show great flair and skill. Service is knowledgeable and professional/friendly. Great cocktails continued to be offered by long term mixologist Nick. A definite must dine on anyone's list looking for a great meal. Thanks Chef and Team"
Dined on 2/10/2014
The four of us (2 couples) had a
very enjoyable evening – the atmosphere is very soothing and relaxed, the staff are attentive, the food fabulous and we had great wines. We tried all 7 Taste of Toronto dishes, plus the Organic Beef Carpaccio. The highlights of the night for us included: Paneer Masala, Roasted Squash & Gnocchi, the Moroccan Lamb, and the Beef Carpaccio. Look forward to going there again soon and exploring the entrée's as well."
Dined on 2/6/2014
far cry from formulaic, loud
venues in Theatre district - yet still able to accommodate pre-theatre crowd efficiently. thanks for keeping noise levels down. Children gracefully accommodated but still pleasant for other diners. really good food - decent prices. we will come again"
Dined on 2/1/2014
The food was average to good and
the ambience started OK but given there were only 4 tables being used in the restaurant (and there are numerous) one would think they would seat the couple that came in after us at any other table than the one next to us. Not sure why they tried to cram everyone close together but it certainly impacted the ambiance of the place. Additionally, assuming because it is attached to a hotel the other couple of diners that came in had young kids with them, which proceed to run around restaurant/cry. This is certainly not the place to have a nice quite dinner for two!"
Dined on 1/24/2014
From the fantastic amuse-bouche to
an exquisite desert, Victor delivered a brilliant pre-theatre dinner for two in about 48 minutes. We didn't feel at all rushed so they clearly took on all the hassles, quietly and behind the scenes. Newfoundland chowder, duck confit, grilled fish with chunky chips and homemade tartar sauce were all perfectly executed and delicious. We'll have to go back now and take our time enjoying this outstanding restaurant."
Dined on 1/24/2014
Cool vibe in boutique hotel. There
is a Toronto neighbourhood tasting menu - a sampling of appetizer dishes from TO's best ethnic food areas. Interesting dishes and very well prepared. Attentive staff, helpful and pleasant. Food is not that expensive but wine list is a bit pricey (even for upscale menu). Otherwise a great place for a special occasion and those who want some variety in their dining experience. Close to all the Entertainment District action."
Dined on 1/15/2014
This is my second time here and
both times the food has been fantastic but the restaurant has been empty. Its a shame that the owners do not make more of an effort to spread the word about this hidden gem. What a waste of a great chef!"
Dined on 1/14/2014
The restaurant is surprising small
so it makes for nice atmosphere. Erica, our server, was really friendly and provided outstanding service. She really knows the menu and their wine list so was very helpful. You can order the tasting menu items individually at a very modest $14 each. These are huge helpings so 2 or 3 gives you a big meal. Lots of unique items to choose from. They have a really outstanding wine list that has been carefully chosen and includes items you will not find anywhere else. The blackened fish with home-made chutney was especially good. We will try to get back to try other things on their menu."
Dined on 1/3/2014
The menu my date & i experienced
was not exactly the everyday norm that one would expect to find which is the reason we both decided on the restaurant but once we arrived, we had a little difficulty finding the place since it's tucked on a small side street at the base level of a hotel with no sign visible unless you knew where it already was...as the night & the dinner began, we were impressed with the cocktail menu but we were conflicted on the waitstaff since our primary server seemed off-put on having to serve us but the bartender seemed very open, easy-going and knowledgeable about then entire menu...as for the food, it was very well prepared albeit a tad interesting like the warm bone marrow but overall I enjoyed the whole meal."
Dined on 1/2/2014
my wife and I had dinner there to
celebrate our anniversary. Service was excellent with very friendly staff and food really good, especially their Lobster Bisque. Quiet spot and cozy atmosphere. We really enjoyed ourselves and a very good meal."
Dined on 12/8/2013
Lovely place, best beef tenderloin
in a very long time. Will be back."
Dined on 12/6/2013
Great location if you're going to
the Princess of Wales Theatre or Second City. The service is great and they make sure you're out in lots of time for the theatre without feeling rushed. The restaurant is attached to Hotel Le Germain so it's also great for a late night drink and snack. Great recommendations on wine too."
Dined on 11/1/2013
Went to Victor for our anniversary
on a Thursday night. It was quiet with only 2 other parties in the restaurant. Modern and intimate setting though the large TV screens playing sports over the bar distracted from the otherwise stylish decor. Service staff were very attentive. We ordered 5 dishes. Three from the Toronto neighborhood menu, and 2 appetizers. The sushi pizza was very interesting and tasted great, a refreshing take on a sushi standard. The scallops and sauerkraut was an interesting dish the came together remarkably well. The "Little Italy" gnocchi was the most flavorful dish of the evening. I would highly recommend it. Overall, we enjoyed the evening, and felt that a lot of the reviews we read online were overly critical."
Dined on 10/24/2013
We were very intrigued by the menu
options and would definately return! Our favorites were Little Italy and Leslieville part of the toronto tasting menu."
Dined on 10/19/2013
Chrystian's tasting menu pays
hommage to the many ethnic neighborhoods and streets that call Toronto home. Each dish on the tasting menu is $14 which is a bargain for the top notch dishes offered. There are no preset number of courses, making it one of the most versatile tasting menus in Toronto. There's also a regular dinner menu available. My best friend and I went with the tasting menu route and had no regrets! VICTOR definitely makes the rotation. Chrystian does a really good job at highlighting the many ethnic communities of Toronto with his tasting menu. The gnocchi may not be as authentic as nonna's but I'd gladly trade in authenticity for deliciousness."
Dined on 10/11/2013
Tucked away on a quiet side street
in Toronto's first luxury boutique hotel (Hotel Le Germain), a 5-minute stroll from Roy Thomson Hall, theatres and TIFF Bell Lightbox, VICTOR is far and away my favourite for entertaining friends for an excellent, leisurely supper before or after Symphony, theatre or Film Festival events. The maitre d' is charming. The small but interesting menu includes "Toronto Tastings" representing different neighbourhoods and ethnic cuisines. The ambience is sophisticated, in keeping with this charming hotel. Added advantages for an unhurried, relaxing evening: VICTOR opens at 5:00 p.m. and stays open late; and the Hotel has valet parking. Guests I have taken to VICTOR are always delighted by the discovery."
Dined on 10/11/2013
We love a good cocktail menu, and
came before our reservation time to enjoy a cocktail. For some reason we were given a list that did not include 3 signature cocktails (including a twist on a Vesper we definitely would have tried), so we started dinner a tad resentful. We chose the tasting menu, and the first problem came when the artichoke hearts hadn't been cleaned properly. It is not possible to eat a thistle. The food was OK, but it was not OK that my one entree arrived just lukewarm. We had plans after, so did not have time to send it back. There were only 2 other tables filled (on a saturday evening), so there was absolutely no excuse for cold food."
Dined on 9/28/2013
The Toronto tasting menu is an
excellent idea. We tried the Hungarian stuffed peppers, cabbage rolls and Moroccan lamb from the Toronto tasting menu. Loved the first two but the lamb was stellar. We also highly recommend the beef carpaccio. The various plates we ordered were paired together well and the pacing of the meal was excellent. We did not try any of the mains, just trying the tasting plates and starters which we thoroughly enjoyed. The staff were attentive, very friendly and helpful answering questions. We highly recommend trying this restaurant."
Dined on 9/25/2013
There was something for everyone
around the table. We like something flavourful and not too heavy for a late evening meal and the soup, sushi pizza and lobster dumpling apps were perfect for us. The restuarant wasn't completely full but there was still good energy in the room. It was a perfect cap to a fun evening at TIFF."
Dined on 9/13/2013
The service was great (although a
bit slow...cutting it close for our theatre engagement) and the waitress was excellent. The ambiance was nice, upscale, quiet and roomy...but it did feel like we were dining in the hotel bar (albeit a very nice hotel and a very nice hotel bar). Our group of six did the Toronto Tasting as appetizers. Most were excellent, some were just OK. Note that these are tough to share because of (small-ish) portions and presentation. Our mains were hit and miss, as well. The steaks were overcooked. The tuna was OK. The chicken breast was very good and the Arctic Char was excellent. The wine list is extensive. We had the Montepulciano D'Abbruzzo which was very good."
Dined on 8/24/2013
Food was outstanding as was the
staff. Great variety of food selection. Elegantly served."
Dined on 8/23/2013
The restaurant was superbly
furnished - very contemporary. The service too was excellent. The food was fantastic, and though on the expensive end, it was worth it. It was the best food from our week in Toronto. Loved sharing the 3 taster desserts with my wife."
Dined on 8/18/2013
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Algiers, La.—Family, friends, and former colleagues of local TV icon Alec Gifford gathered to honor his memory.
Gifford who was a former news director and news anchor at WVUE TV died Friday at the age of 85. He was known not only for his news coverage, but also for breaking down racial barriers in journalism.
Gifford spent 51 years in television, working 13 years at WVUE TV and many more years at another local news station. He also worked a short time at NBC news.
The legendary newsman's star as a local television news personality soared with his coverage of Hurricane Betsy in 1965 and decades later he covered Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005.
In between Betsy and Katrina and Rita Gifford also covered the desegregation of local public schools and the 1973 Howard Johnson sniper shooting.
Gifford also heavily covered politics at the state and local levels until his retirement.
Dozens greeted his family at an Algiers home today and reflected on Gifford's life and long list of contributions to the community.
"It's an honor for sure, I'm sure we could have filled up maybe the Superdome…It's been quite an outpouring. You know, dad, was just kind of a real basic reporter who had no agenda…he just did it because it needed to be done and to get the facts and get them on as accurately and as quickly as possible, " said his son Russell Gifford.
Former colleagues said there was only one Alec Gifford.
"You grow up watching somebody on television and you never think you're going to work with him, you know that was weird to actually be working with him…They used to tease us that they put our desks together because we were the two old people and that was even weirder…I always told him that you'll never retire even when you do retire, you won't retire…He was somebody who was doing exactly what he was supposed to do," said Ro Brown of his former colleague.
Former WVUE newsman Furnell Chatman was hired by Gifford. Chatman went on to work in some of the largest TV markets in the nation.
"For me it's extremely obvious. When Alec Gifford hired me the only people of color that worked in the newsroom were janitors. He had the courage to open the door for people of color in New Orleans in broadcast news. I am forever thankful for him for doing that, to me that's his legacy. He opened the door for lots of people, not just people of color, people who simply had talent, people he recognized who had great potential," said Chatman.
Gifford was the son of a newspaper reporter. And his family is so very proud of his legacy.
"Just as a reporter who wanted to get everything right," said Russell Gifford.
Gifford is survived by his wife, Delores, five children and eight grandchildren.
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The popular annual Kids, Teen and Adult Summer Reading Programs are back. For this year's night-themed program, kids can "Dream Big READ!," teens will "Own the Night," and adults are invited to slip "Between the Covers." It is easy - visit the Palo Alto City Library website to sign-up - read books - log them in online - get prizes! See you at the Library.
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Fresh out of UC Davis with a bachelor's degree in fermentation science, Sacramento native Rob Davis signed on as an intern at a brand new winery just outside of Healdsburg in northern Sonoma County, Jordan Vineyard & Winery.
He was 22. His intent was to work through the harvest, Jordan's first, then see what other prospects might develop. That was in 1976, and Davis still is at Jordan. He's been Jordan's only resident winemaker. His 35-year tenure with one California winery isn't unprecedented, but it is rare.
His initial thoughts of moving on after that first vintage got scuttled when he found himself working alongside legendary enologist Andre Tchelistcheff, whom Tom and Sally Jordan had retained as a consultant for their ambitious 275-acre estate in Alexander Valley.
"This guy has so much information I couldn't get out of a book," Davis recalled, thinking of his early working relationship with Tchelistcheff. "He gave me a better understanding of winemaking."
They worked together until Tchelistcheff's retirement in 1992. They made several trips to European wineries, whose practices and stylistic goals continue to shape Jordan's cabernet sauvignon and chardonnay, broadly characterized by finesse and balance.
One of Tchelistcheff's lessons that Davis readily absorbed and applied is the crucial link between place and grape, especially with respect to the nature of soil and how its composition can vary even within a short distance.
To this day, Davis continues to study soil samples, looking for what he considers the critical ratio of calcium to magnesium. He trudges through vineyards, especially on dismally cold and rainy days, so he can track drainage patterns. He likes wet soil that doesn't stick to his boots.
He remembers strolling about one vineyard with Tchelistcheff, who paused to remark, " 'There's only one good thing this block will produce hay.' Sure enough, that's what we are growing there now," Davis said.
At the outset, the Jordan business plan called for producing strictly estate wines, meaning the family would grow the grapes as well as make the wine. In the mid-1990s, however, during an outbreak of the root louse phylloxera, which kills vines, the Jordans had to go beyond their own vineyards for fruit.
They found several growers within the Alexander Valley who were growing grapes superior to their own, recalled Davis.
Then, in 2005, when John Jordan took over as CEO from his father, Davis said they pondered whether they would continue to "make the best cabernet sauvignon the estate can produce or the best cabernet, period."
They agreed to shoot for the best overall cabernet sauvignon, and accelerated their purchase of grapes from other growers in Alexander Valley.
An early result of that decision is the Jordan Vineyard & Winery 2007 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, an exquisite interpretation of the varietal for its equilibrium and complexity. It isn't a blockbuster cabernet sauvignon; that's not the Jordan style. Rather, it speaks to the more refined side of cabernet, the Bordeaux side.
In smell and flavor, the wine's fruitiness suggests bright and lively cherries and blackberries, but there also are hints of horehound candy, leather, menthol and earth. The structure is lean, even sinewy, but it isn't going to back down from a thick cut of grilled rib-eye steak.
The 2007 growing year in Alexander Valley was largely benevolent, starting with a warm spring and ending with a long and steady picking season. Yield was down from the year before, but smaller berries meant more concentrated flavors.
The juice was fermented by individual vineyard blocks, and only those lots with the distinctive flavors that Davis seeks were retained for the final blend.
For his cabernet sauvignon, he seeks "succulent" tannins, which he gets through an aging program that involves old, large and neutral oak casks and smaller American and French oak barrels, about two-fifths of which were new.
The final blend was 75 percent cabernet sauvignon, 20 percent merlot, 4 percent petit verdot and about 1 percent malbec. To better assure that the wine is integrated, accessible and mature when it goes on the market, it is aged in bottle for two years before release.
Jordan Vineyard & Winery 2007 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
By the numbers: 13.8 percent alcohol, 66,000 cases, $52.
Context: While the wine has the build to stand up to a rib-eye or porterhouse steak, its tannins are so gentle that it also can accompany assorted game and even grilled chicken, said Rob Davis. "But lamb is my favorite rack of lamb with a berry or cherry sauce." He suggests that the bottle be decanted at least half an hour before serving.
Availability: Jordan's cabernet sauvignons are widely distributed in the Sacramento region, including Total Wine & More, BevMo, Costco, some Raley's stores and Carpe Vino in Auburn. Wines also can be ordered through the winery's website, www.jordanwinery.com.
More information: Reservations are required to visit Jordan Vineyard & Winery; call (800) 654-1213 to schedule an appointment.
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