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A 4-year-old boy died Tuesday after he was run over by a car during morning drop off at an Oklahoma City Catholic school, police and church officials said.
4-year-old boy fatally run over by car at northwest Oklahoma City Catholic school
Quaid Thomas Dolan, 4, was run over about 8 a.m. during morning drop off at Christ the King Catholic School, said Tina Dzurisin, director of communications for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.
"It is with a heavy heart that I acknowledge the painful tragedy that occurred at Christ the King this morning," the Most Rev. Paul S. Coakley, archbishop of Oklahoma City, said in a statement. "As an archdiocese, we grieve the loss of Quaid Thomas 'QT' Dolan and pray for the peace and comfort of all those who are affected by this sad and unexpected occurrence. My sympathy and concern go out especially to the Dolan family and to the entire Christ the King community in this time of suffering."
Quaid was the son of Sheryl and Brian Dolan and the grandson of Susan and Robert Dolan, all active parishioners at Christ the King Catholic Church; he is survived by five older brothers and a younger sister, according to the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City.
The incident occurred at the school's drop-off area off of Greystone Avenue, Oklahoma City police said. The school is near N Pennsylvania Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard.
Police Sgt. Jennifer Wardlow said the boy's father was dropping him off about 8 a.m. Tuesday and he was run over as the father pulled away. However, Wardlow said police were continuing their investigation into exactly how it happened.
"Obviously this is a very tragic, unfortunate accident," Wardlow said.
The father has not been cited for any wrongdoing, she said.
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Summary for Supernatural Episode 7 - Family Matters
Those of us who've been watching the new Season Six of "Supernatural" have been questioning exactly what Grampa Samuel might be up to. And it appears that Dean will be as well come Episode 7, "Family Matters", airing on November 5th. Read on for a summary of the episode.
Dean (Jensen Ackles) becomes suspicious of Samuel's (guest Mitch Pileggi) motives, but Sam isn't sold on the idea that their grandfather is doing anything wrong. The brothers go along on a hunt with Samuel and the other Campbells, but things go terribly awry.
Guy Bee directed the episode written by Andrew Dabb and Daniel Loflin.
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Rising stars who deserve another look, including Hayward's own James Monroe Iglehart!
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Starling Marte was called out, then ruled safe on a replay review with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates over San Francisco 2-1 Tuesday night and ending the Giants' six-game winning streak.
James Franco Apologies For Instagram Flirtation
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Special education student-athletes from all over the Bay Area were running, jumping and throwing Tuesday as part of the 2013 Bay Area Games track-and-field competition.
HealthWatch: New Sports Guidelines Suggest Individualized Concussion Care
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It was while listening to the horrifically embarrassing clipping. album Sub Pop put out a few months back that I suddenly realized exactly why I fail to connect with the vast majority of hip hop artists I check out (not that I CAN connect with the rich kid hipster lifestyle rock and house beat pop bullshit the corplantations push these days). So many MC's are far too bamboozled by the hustle of the street that they fail to see the cycles of daemonic exploitation keeping themselves and their community down systematically. Really just a comment on our failed educational system more than anything, which is something Killer Mike addresses in his lyrics quite specifically. For every rap mogul gangsta, there's a white collar CEO or Wall Street spook colder and richer than they'll ever be by a hundred fold. They're the ones funding these bling rap records. I wonder why. You gotta read between the lines.… Read the rest
A simple way to counter the paranoia side effect of Marijuana
As someone who stopped smoking recreationally because of the paranoia/anxiety inducing side effects, this is rather interesting. Maybe I'll try it out one day.
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According to a recent report by Marijuana.com, sniffing black peppercorns could be the simple answer to reducing the paranoia effects sometimes felt after smoking pot. By simply smelling or chewing on peppercorns after lighting up, smokers can mitigate these effects, writes Jay Arthur.
Owen Smith writes in Canada's Cannabis Digest that while at Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club, he witnessed the impact pepper had on pot. "Most patients who have tried this simply took a few sniffs of the black pepper to receive an almost immediate effect," he wrote. "Others have reported that after chewing on pepper corns they felt relief within an hour, but that may be a delay most would seek to avoid."
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Ferguson: The Violence of the State Created the Violence of the Street
Where's Cliven Bundy's posse when you need them?
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In 1966, Martin Luther King started to campaign against segregation in Chicago only to find his efforts thwarted by violent mobs and a scheming mayor. Marginalised by the city's establishment, he could feel that non-violence both as a strategy and as a principle was eroding among his supporters. "I need some help in getting this method across," he said. "A lot of people have lost faith in the establishment … They've lost faith in the democratic process. They've lost faith in non-violence … [T]hose who make this peaceful revolution impossible will make a violent revolution inevitable, and we've got to get this over, I need help. I need some victories, I need concessions."
He never got them. The next year there were more than 150 riots across the country, from Minneapolis to Tampa.
As the situation escalates in the St Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, where police recently shot an unarmed black man as he walked down the street, many are clearly losing faith.
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In our recent poll about the most hated companies, Monsanto was the overwhelming choice of disinfonauts with a landslide 40% of well over 1,000 votes. However, The Verge is profiling Comcast (5th in our poll with just 5% of votes) as America's most hated company, asking "What happens when the most unpopular company in the US merges with the runner-up?"
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Comcast's corporate headquarters, Comcast Center, is the tallest building in Philadelphia. It's covered in mirrors, which makes it the perfect metaphor for the company, one former employee says; no matter where you go, the glare is in your eyes.
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Comcast earned Consumerist's "Worst Company in America" title twice, first in 2010 and again this year, 2014. It ranks at the very bottom of the American Consumer Satisfaction Index, underperforming even the rest of the cable industry, where "high prices, poor reliability, and declining customer service" are endemic.
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Last week, I asked the Disinfo crowd to vote on which poll they'd like to see. I plan on running each of these at some point, but wanted to see which one was the most popular. "Favorite paradox" won by ONE vote. This has been by far the closest poll we've done. With that said, we will be running "your favorite paradox" poll. We're in the process of putting together a "Boring Awards" campaign for our film, BOREDOM, so I may have to hijack the poll for that when the nominations are in. (I'll be drafting another post on that later). No worries, though, eventually you will see all of these on our site.
Here's a list of the paradoxes you can vote for. Of course, I can't list them all – there are so many. Feel free to share your favorites in the comments.
Favorite Paradox
"If a crocodile steals a child and promises its return if the father can correctly guess exactly what the crocodile will do, how should the crocodile respond in the case that the father correctly guesses that the child will not be returned?"
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How to visit Ancient Sites – Mindfulness & Meditation
This is the first in a series of short articles highlighting the approach I use when visiting ancient sites. I regularly organize and co-host tours to many powerful ancient sites around the world. During my tours I have observed the different ways people interact with sacred space. On one hand we have mainstream tours with guides reciting dates and names over a microphone while the tour members wear headsets. At the other end of the spectrum we have people visiting ancient and sacred sites to meditate. After witnessing these different ways of interacting, I felt compelled to share the techniques I use. I hope my insights will help others to maximize their time on location.
Ancient ritual
Anyone that has visited a museum or studied books on ancient cultures will no doubt have run into two labels "ancient ritual" and "ceremonial purposes", these labels among others are used to explain in very broad terms what archeologists believe our ancestors were up to.… Read the rest
Garden of Eden – Best Reference Guide to Psychoactives?
The long awaited return of Snu Voogelbreinder's underground magnum opus is finally at an end. After an initial release of only 500 copies, Snu has now made the book available in .pdf format. With literally thousands of species discussed and meticulously referenced, it is regarded by many to be one of the most comprehensive and up to date references for psychoactive plants and animals in existence.
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Garden of Eden, by Snu Voogelbreinder explores the vast world of psychoactive plants, animals and other organisms, and their uses in shamanism, spiritual exploration and healing. Encompassing scientific research, personal experience, ancient knowledge and esoteric philosophies, a multidisciplinary approach is taken, giving a wide view of the effects of natural substances on the mind, with an emphasis towards beneficial outcomes. Preliminary information is given regarding neurochemistry, drug-free consciousness alteration, and methods of use, from cultivation or wild-sourcing through to harvesting, processing, consumption and navigation of the effects.
Onscreen text messages at the movie theater?
There is no other place in the world that can ease my anxiety or release my troubled mind than the cinema. There's something special about watching a film on a large screen with like minded movie-goers surrounding you. And while I doubt this newfangled idea will catch-on, it's still irritating to think about. Though, and I have to admit, that I'm often more annoyed by the loud popcorn crunchers and rustling wrappers than I am by someone looking at their phone.
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Theaters in major Chinese cities have starting experimenting with "bullet screens" on which audiences can send text messages commenting on the film, which are then projected directly onto the screen.
If you're sensitive to people using their cellphones during a movie, then going to the movie theater in China would be far from relaxing experience.
What This Man Did After Police Killed His Son Ten Years Ago
Michael Bell describes how his unarmed son was killed by a police officer, who was immediately excused from accountability. The excuse of excessive force may be familiar, the officer claimed the victim went for his gun. Bell later went on to campaign for outside reviews for unarmed police shootings in Wisconsin. This approach adopted across the board combined with ending the war on drugs, demilitarizing, and personal cameras on all officers would be ideal.
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After police in Kenosha, Wis., shot my 21-year-old son to death outside his house ten years ago — and then immediately cleared themselves of all wrongdoing — an African-American man approached me and said: "If they can shoot a white boy like a dog, imagine what we've been going through."
I could imagine it all too easily, just as the rest of the country has been seeing it all too clearly in the terrible images coming from Ferguson, Mo., in the aftermath of the killing of Michael Brown.
Why is the New York Times Pushing Pot?
One has to consider that the source of this op-ed by Liz Peek is Republican Party mouthpiece Fox News, but still it's a question worth asking given the Times' near-maniacal support of the marijuana legalization movement:
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The legalize-pot bandwagon has a new conductor. With the single-mindedness of Hillary Clinton seeking the Oval Office, the New York Times is pushing for legalization of marijuana. The paper has published no fewer than eight editorials or op-eds approving speedy decriminalization of pot in just the past few weeks. What's it all about?
Let us dismiss conjecture that the Times is gunning for a Public Service Pulitzer, which they have not won for a decade. Instead, two thoughts occur.
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11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Practice your technique, perfect your distance and speed, or bring the kids to play on the green, all free of charge. Golf balls and clubs are provided.
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at Bryant Park, Manhattan
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Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons. All skills are welcome and equipment is provided.
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at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Come to the Audubon Center for free introductory pilates classes. Shaping Up has never been this easy!
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at Alexander von Humboldt statue (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–12:45 p.m.
Explore the Park's central features, including the Lake and Ramble woodland, then marvel at the views from Belvedere Castle.
Category: Education, Nature, History, Tours
Bryant Park Fencing
at Fifth Avenue Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Take a stab at the modern sport of fencing with masters from Manhattan Fencing Center. No prior experience needed, and equipment is provided. Registration required at 212-382-2255.…
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Blooming Naturalists
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1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Using fun games and activities learn what makes birds so special!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Birding, Nature, Kids
CityParks Seniors Fitness: Tennis
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1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
The CityParks Seniors Fitness program offers free tennis lessons, yoga instruction, and fitness walking in 14 parks across the city.
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Conference House Tours
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1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
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Gaijin Games recently announced they are chaining their name to Choice Provisions. They are also bringing Whoa Dave! to the Nintendo 3DS eShop this year. Here is a trailer.
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Watch_Dogs is coming later in 2014 for Wii U, after a bit of a delay. Here is a new trailer.
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Teslagrad is coming soon to Wii U. Here are a couple trailers.
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Gunman Clive is coming to the Nintendo 3DS eShop this fall. Check out the E3 trailer.
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Wooden Sen'SeY is coming to Wii U. Here is the trailer from E3 2014.
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Where you a fan of PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures? A sequel is coming to Wii U. Here is the announcement trailer.
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Shrek in Smash Bros.? The Nintendo 4DS? Join Alex and Steve as they come up with the craziest predictions they can think of for E3 2014.
REVIEW – Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut
What has become of mankind?
Setup and First Run of the Wii U Quick Start Menu
Here is a short run through the setup and test of the new Quick Start Menu for Wii U I recorded last night after installing the new 5.0.0 U firmware update.
REVIEW – Jett Rocket 2: The Wrath of Taikai
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Enter The Keep (3DS) – Footage and Screens
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Gravity is a 2013 science-fiction blockbuster starring Special Effects and Space Debris, with cameos from Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. It quickly became one of the top grossing movies in history, with a combined take of only $100 million less than timeless classics like Ice Age: Continental Drift and Fast & Furious 6.
In a world where global space agencies are run by incompetent nitwits and all objects lie in virtually the same orbit, NASA has taken the Space Shuttle out of retirement and is repairing the Hubble Space Telescope a second time. Generically named astronauts Ryan Stone (Bullock) and Matt Kowalski (Clooney) are joined on the mission by several other bit characters whose names neither the director nor the audience care about. Stone is a criminally incompetent PTSD case who cheated her way through astronaut training with appeals to pity over the "freak playground accident" of her daughter. Kowalski, the mission commander, is a graduate of Upper New York Pickup College and has a self-published book available on Lulu.com, Bang Space: How To Pick Up Chicks In Low-Earth Orbit.
With no warning during the mission, Russia decides that space is overrated and creates a deadly debris field that will render space inaccessible for centuries and which flies on a newly invented "half the orbital period as low earth orbit" trajectory, pummeling everything in its way every 90 minutes. The remainder of the shuttle crew are killed, forcing Kowalski to switch his pickup strategy from Negging to White Knight as he gives her instructions on how to reach the international space station, how to use a wrench, and how to tie her shoes. (more...)
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Paos, a prehistoric Clovis culture American warrior who lived large on the land and reigned over so many women that they could not be counted, invented soap - which is Paos spelled backwards. Men called him their friend, and went to hunt with him, and baked the bread as only a man chef can bake it. Paos The Great, his story we tell.
"Bend me into a pretzel, do it now Paos," said Bridgette'a, one of his uncounted women, and a few minutes later Paos listened to her moans and watched as she trembled, shook, and then screamed out "Now wash me, Paos. Wash me!"
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Earlier this month, Perkins joined FRC Senior Fellow Ken Blackwell in expressing outrage about a questionable report that Vice President Joe Biden likened Tea Party activists to terrorists. As Kyle pointed out at the time, the FRC had itself produced a documentary which described the Employment Non-Discrimination Act as "economic terrorism" for adding job protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Perkins: It's still ok to pray before a football game, it's still ok to stand for the American flag, it's still ok to be an American, yes, it's tea party country, it's people that love this country, it's people that send their sons and daughters to fight for these liberals who enjoy all the liberties and the freedoms but won't lift a finger to protect it and they want to come down here and intimidate these folks. And the school board's strapped for money, don't want to take on these expensive cases to defend themselves with these out of town, carpet bagging lawyers.
Wildmon: You preach it brother.
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I like President Reagan's view, we don't negotiate with terrorists. These are cultural terrorists.
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From: Gary Felix <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] L216 L387 Caveat
Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2011 17:49:50 -0700 (PDT)
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Ken and List,
I am L387- & L216-
roots Y search id TQ2DX
446 = 8
438 = 11
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From: Kenneth Nordtvedt <>
Subject: [DNA] L216 L387 Caveat
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Date: Wednesday, September 21, 2011, 9:57 AM
I have mentioned that L216 and L387, two snps in FTDNA catalog for purchase, are reported on FTDNA Ymap as being found derived in L622+ (equivalent to M223+) dna. So I have recommended that M223*, especially of the Roots clade and doubly especially of the 446 = 8 = 438 clade, order these snps to further our quest to map out the tree in this sector.
These two snps are reported along with 8 others as found in the L622+ person. I find this very suspicious from a statistical point of view given that two earlier M223+ WTY persons had coverage for most of these snp sites and did not report any derived results over these 10 snps. So I want folks to know there could be an unusual or strange explanation about FTDNA's reports on these snps. Therefore I have called those who do do these tests "adventurers" and pioneers.
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My Roots recommendation for testing comes from the nature of a future to-be-reported WTY result for a M223+ person who is Roots clade and maybe the source of the Ymap and Ybrowser reports.
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Uncle Betty's
Uncle Betty's wants your kids. I know that sounds like a public service announcement about a neighbourhood deviant, but it's more an observation I make as I sit waiting for a table at this new Yonge and Eglinton area diner full of young, vibrant families.
On top of this being a sit down restaurant, Uncle Betty's also acts as an ice cream parlour, serving up scoops of Greg's ice cream in cups, cones and sandwiched between freshly made Dreesen donuts (similar to the ubiquitous Tom's Donuts from the CNE). The pitter patter of little feet scamper by our waiting area, bringing with them a parade of parents to the ice cream counter like moths to an icy flame.
Adding to the kids vibe, the decor of the narrow space skews decidedly "fun". Turquoise counters and a youthful orange accent wall compliment the more mature and contemporary dark stained wood floor. The logo features a mustachioed word mark that looks straight out of a Hanna-Barbera special.
The space is somewhat narrow but extremely bright, thanks to the colours and the fact the restaurant is at the end of a row, allowing windows to wrap around two sides. The front of Uncle Betty's opens up entirely to a patio and tables throughout the space are very generously laid out, leaving more than ample space for the parking of strollers (a necessity judging from today's neighbourhood crowd) and the ogling of passing pedestrians.
Service is cheerful if not a bit slow, as a small group of patrons including ourselves wait roughly 20 minutes for tables despite the restaurant being just moderately busy. Having only been open for a handful of months, the sheer enthusiasm of Uncle Betty's' servers forgives the lacklustre wait times (our food would ultimately also takes a good 25 minutes to arrive). One hopes for their sake however these kinks are worked out sooner rather than later.
Although a diner menu is served here, today we opt for brunch options. The choices being fairly routine, I go for the eggs benedict ($12) that is, interestingly, served on donuts instead of english muffins. I pair it with a strawberry milkshake ($5.75). My companion elects for a bacon and mushroom omelet ($15) with sides of sausage and home fries.
The donut-eggs arrive as advertised, a generic spring mix dressed with balsamic vinaigrette on the side. The eggs are slightly over poached but the lemon hollandaise is a pleasantly zesty surprise. The star of the plate, the donut, is halved and somewhat stale and crumbly, bringing a mushy, sweet element to each mouthful that is unique but loses its novelty quickly. The peameal bacon everything sandwiches is well prepared and provides a bit of a reprieve from the overarching sweetness of the plate.
The milkshake I'm sucking down alongside the eggs is excellent. A traditional shake, it's viscous enough to make drinking with the straw difficult and the Greg's ice cream is delicately flavoured, without any of the artificial strawberry aftertaste so infused in fast food version of this treat.
My friend's omelet is a generous portion of egg wrapped around strips of bacon and button mushrooms. It's a fairly utilitarian version of an omelet, also slightly overcooked and rolled somewhat like a burrito.The accompanying sausage and homefries are decent, but nothing to write home about.
When we get the bill (which also takes a little longer than one would hope) the server chats us up cheerfully and tells us about a dinner item they serve called the Ultimate Grilled Cheese. This is apparently a sandwich, stuffed with macaroni-and-cheese and your choice of pulled pork or meatloaf, all within a bun.
I've never eaten mac-and-cheese-and-meat inside a sandwich before and the novelty is undeniable. Again though, it's a dish that seems "fun", and if that's what Uncle Betty's is going for they've certainly nailed their niche. The food (for brunch at least) is just average considering the prices. This is somewhat of a letdown as the head chef at Betty's was once a sous at Coquine Restaurant.
Regardless, the ice cream, spacious seating and Dreesen donuts made in store should be attractive for local patrons wanting a place to take the kids that also has a liquor license.
The donuts, it should be noted, are made fresh several times daily but if you want to buy more than a dozen (which is not a lot in my mind) our server informs us you probably want to call and order in advance.
This being the first place in Toronto to make fresh Dreesen's donuts available, it appears the machine -- just like Uncle Betty's itself -- still has yet to hit it's stride.
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But it also made me wary of reading anything else by this writer. Does Blog.to do any editing at all? This is poorly written. Odd style, grammar misshaps, elementary vocabulary.
I know these aren't professional writers, but a little editing would go a long way.
Not only are the kids out of control, so is the owner manager.. She cant seem to do it all, and her lack of staff is probably because she isnt capable of running a resturant.. and they quit..
its local and there are very few resturants so that is why it is busy.. no other reason...
the food is lousy... everything is served cold, and dont expect to get the staff to ask if u need anything else... or if everything is ok.
even paying took too long....
i would not go back, not even for the famous ice cream, why?????because this owners managers hand would go into it, She had meat sauce dripping down her arm while she served ice cream and was dipping deep into the container so her arm became covered with icecreamtoo..... i noticed when she was serving someone icecream she added mini marshmellows to a ice cream cone using her bare fingers, no spoon and shoved them in the ice cream to secure them in place... as if this is her home perhaps serving it to her own kid....it was so gross, she was so umkempt, those fingernails probably were too.
dont go, save urself the money, as its expensive for nothing..
the place wont last long.
My server was a tiny adorable blonde who was incredible and so friendly she
made us feel right at home. My one complaint would have to be the manager, or maybe
she was the owner? I'm not sure, her name started with an S or something, but she was
horrible. I sure hope they go under new management because I would hate to have to see
her again if I go there again!
We ordered a toasted BLT with avocado minus the bacon. The sandwich came only after my mother asked it was ready (more than 30mins of waiting). The sandwich had 1 slice of tomato and barely any avocado. The sandwich wasn't toasted and the waiter said it was "lightly toasted," we sent it it back only to get a sandwich that was burnt and they had even burned the letttuce when they re-toasted it!
The server also told us the kitchen had made the sandwich with bacon, but then took it out....my mother is a vegetarian, why won't they have just made a new one?
Needless to say, I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone. And the 1 star - that's for the sweet potato fries, the only thing that was close to expectations.
so im not the pickiest guy, but come on,how is this place still in business. move over betty, let a real owner step in and serve up something other than frozen food.
service sucks too
love the doughnuts, only plus to this place
oh and my kid was able to run around likle she owned the place, thats a plus too. but what good is that if i cant eat the food, or have to look at servers that look like they crawled out from under a rock. ill take my doughnuts to go and eat elsewhere.
take your chances people
The staff is fantastic and you can tell they love their job. Many times they walk by and leave a free sample of donuts for the us and the other tables. The egg benny is amazing, I crave it all the times.
The service is sometimes a little slow, but for me it`s exactly what I want. Bruch should never be rushed. I like that it`s a place where I can relax and enjoy a meal where I am not rushed in and out and treated like a number. I love this place and always walkout laughing and happy. I highly recommend this place
Have kids Jane? No? Think about those that do.
I'm an angry man because my wife and 2 daughters got sick after a breakfast there, after researching this place on the dine safe to website I was not surprises of there sickness.
I will never dine at a place without the research first. Thanks Betty you taught me and my family a lesson, don't be fooled by the hype, its usually a cover up.
After reading your review regarding your experience at Uncle Betty's, I have to say that I'm confused. With over 3 years of owning this restaurant, we have never, NEVER, received anything but a GREEN pass from DineSafe TO.
With respect to your complaint regarding your meal, it seems odd that your entire family would have fallen ill. Please let me know what you dined on? We have never received a complaint from anyone else regarding the quality of our food. In fact, my children eat here 3 times a week and I've never received a complaint. Our food is freshly prepared every day. Nothing is made from frozen. Our fries are hand cut daily and we've served more Nathan's Kosher, all beef hotdogs than you van imagine.
As an owner, I'd love to make all of our guests experiences memorable and our track record has achieved just that. Our guests continually keep coming back. However, in running a very busy restaurant, and preparing all of our meals from scratch, sometimes guests may have to wait a little longer.
Dan, we'd like to make your experience right. I welcome you to respond with the specifics of your meal. If you can provide me with the date of your meal, and the approximate amount, I can easily track your meal and determine if anyone else had issues that evening.
More importantly, I welcome you and your family to a meal with our compliments.
Uncle Betty
Are you talkin' about Fish Street? The place is for sale!!!!!!
I'd be leery folks. Any place for sale after just opening seems Fishy...hahaha
And in regards to Betty's comment if you are talking about the fish store I ate there not to long ago I even brought fish home for my kids. The fish I got did not seem fresh at all. It was like they had bought it from a grocery store frozen and defrosted it and sold it. I ate there before when they first opened...has definitely gone downhill. I have become a regular with my family, I am a proud supporter of uncle Betty's!
I do appreciate your kind words and support. We strive to make every customer experience at Uncle Betty's a remarkable one. The staff at UB's thanks you.
Uncle Betty
My kids saw it on "You Gotta Eat Here" and we decided to venture out for brunch this past Sunday. The place was packed and we had to wait 20 minutes for a table, but the owner made our wait worthwhile. She passed out free donuts while we waited and explained that one of the brunch house specialities was eggs benedict served on a toasted plain donut. I have to say, I tried and loved it. It was slightly sweet, yet smokey (from the peameal bacon) and tart (from the homemade hollandaise) and the eggs were poached to perfection.
My son had blueberry pancakes stuffed with more blueberries than one can imagine and my husband had something called a breakfast in a bowl - a take on poutine.
Great job Betty - this family will be back for sure.
I'm glad you enjoyed the food. I have to agree with you, our donuts are amazing. In case you were wondering, we make them fresh everyday. Nest time you're in, try our award winning donut ice cream sandwich - our famous donut stuffed with your choice of Greg's Ice Cream. You can't beat it on a hot summer day.
I'm also glad you mentioned our blueberry pancakes. We use almost a half cup of fresh blueberries per serving.
As always, it's Betty's pleasure
I too would be appalled, but rest assured, it was not our staff. We share a back stairway with other establishments and when the back door to the restaurant is open, believe me, we too have heard commentary that is not appropriate.
Just so you know, the staff at Uncle Betty's has been here for over three years. We are a family and as such we have mutual respect for each other and more importantly, our customers. Your comment about anti semitism and racism couldn't further from the truth. In fact, one half of Uncle Betty is Jewish and two of our servers are Jewish. Just to name a few of the ethnicities we employ - we employ Sri Lankan's, a Tunisian, an Aussie, a Tibetan, many neighbourhood teens as well as a Deaf Chef (for whom we won Employer of the Year by the Job Opportunity Information Network).
I sincerely doubt that any other employer in the area has as much ethnic diversity and texture as we do.
So just to reiterate, I'm sure the comments you heard came from the common area that we share with other businesses and residents.
My sincere apologies if you heard anything that offended you and your family.
Uncle Betty
We decided to check it out. They were serving brunch and the place was packed. They sat us pretty promptly.
We're glad we went - we had an amazing meal. My wife had the eggs benedict served on a toasted donut. She raved about it. It was slightly sweet, lemony and smokey. I had their signature sandwich, the Ultimate Grilled Cheese with Meatloaf. You gotta try this. A grilled cheese sandwich, topped with a slab of Mac & Cheese and then topped with a giant piece of Meatloaf. They topped it off with BBQ sauce and garlic aioli. It hit the spot.
We're going back for sure!
Great to hear and thanks for coming in on the weekend. We love it when we have the chance to experience new patrons.
Also glad to hear that you enjoyed your meal. Just so you know, everything we make is freshly prepared and all of our ingredients are Grade A. Your selection at brunch are my favorites. The Eggs Benny certainly is unique and one of our best sellers. Next time, have your wife try it with our in house Smoked Salmon. It's delicious.
Again, thanks for coming in and our doors are always open.
Uncle Betty
Interesting read...I appreciate your comments.
I will say that we had over 300 tables this weekend alone and managed to keep 299 of them (excluding yourself) quite happy.
Uncle Betty


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British investigator Peter Humphrey jailed for 2.5 years for buying private data
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... Patrick Boehler and Daniel Ren Humphrey and wife jailed for buying private data A year after their detention sent shockwaves through China's booming due-diligence industry, British ... fined Humphrey 200,000 yuan (HK$250,000) and Yu 150,000 yuan for illegally obtaining private information on Chinese citizens after the one-day trial. Humphrey will be deported after serving his ...http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1569614/investigator-peter-humphrey-and-wife-jailed-buying-private-information
News - Hong Kong - HEALTH
Government offers to lend HK$45b to NGOs to run private hospitals
Posted Mar 16th 2014, 04:46am by Emily Tsang
... Emily Tsang firstname.lastname@example.com Government seeks new way on top of health insurance reform to get more using private care HK$45b in loans for NGOs to run private hospitals The government may loan HK$45 billion to non-profit organisations to run private hospitals in a bid to ease the burden on the public health care sector. The money will come from a HK$50 billion fund ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1449634/government-offers-lend-hk45b-ngos-run-private-hospitals
Hospital Authority to fund private consultation visits for more than 6,000 long-term patients
Posted Mar 18th 2014, 04:30pm
... HK$45 for each private consultation. The remainder of the fee, about HK$233, will be funded by the authority. Currently, each visit to a general clinic at a public hospital costs an average ... Emily Tsang email@example.com Kwun Tong, Wong Tai Sin and Tuen Mun targeted for pilot project More than 6,000 long-term patients will be funded HK$2,330 a year to consult private ...http://www.scmp.com/article/1451586/hospital-authority-fund-private-consultation-visits-more-6000-long-term-patients
Comment - Insight & Opinion
Private hospitals should comply with Hospital Authority reporting code
Posted Dec 08th 2012, 12:00am
... SCMP Editorial Private hospitals, comply with code There are good reasons why public hospitals are subject to a code that ensures serious medical incidents causing death or injury are promptly reported to the Hospital Authority. And there is no good reason why private hospitals should not feel bound by it. Apart from the principle of accountability for patient safety, a prompt, ...http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1100266/private-hospitals-should-comply-hospital-authority-reporting
News - Hong Kong - HEALTH: ANALYSIS
Transparency on hospital charges is just part of big health-sector overhaul
Posted Jul 17th 2014, 04:23am by Emily Tsang, LO WEI
... just part of big overhaul A move to force private hospitals to be more transparent on charges is just part of a drive to radically reform the medical sector and encourage patients to go private, government sources say. The transparency drive, under which private hospitals will have to release statistics and standard pricing for common operations, was revealed yesterday. ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1555451/transparency-hospital-charges-just-part-big-health-sector-overhaul
News - Hong Kong - HEALTH
Private hospitals to set out cost of treatment in advance under new law
Posted Jan 27th 2014, 04:30am by Emily Tsang
... Emily Tsang firstname.lastname@example.com Move to set out private hospital fees in advance is aimed at reducing disputes and paving way for government reform of medical insurance Patients to be told cost of treatment Private hospitals and doctors would have to tell patients the likely cost of their treatment in advance under a law the government plans to introduce this year. ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1414568/private-hospitals-set-out-cost-treatment-advance-under-new-law
News - Hong Kong - HEALTH
Dead man's family says hospital ignored him
Posted Jul 30th 2014, 04:38am by Emily Tsang
... for which it apologised. Yuen was admitted on January 24, 2013, with fever and a urinary tract infection after spinal surgery at a private clinic. He was kept in hospital for 21 days before being ... had a history of diabetes, hypertension and obesity, was sent for treatment at the private Tsuen Wan Adventist Hospital and died eight months later from sepsis, she said. Her brother said ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1562124/dead-mans-family-says-hospital-ignored-him
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